By Anna Von Reitz
I don't know why people write deliberate "hit pieces" and slander others for a living, but they do. There's no "banking scandal" associated with me.
There is, however, another hit piece out there claiming that I chartered a credit union -- which is untrue -- and that people invested $1.8 million in deposits in this "similarly named" credit union and are now unable to get it out.
No, what happened is that certain members of The Virginia Assembly attempted to set up a conventional credit union, and were foiled by the banking monopoly which recognized that credit unions are for federal citizens and refused to issue bank association routing numbers. Global Family Bank cheered the Virginia group's efforts on, but was not otherwise involved in it.
As to how they dissolved the effort, that remains with the organizers, not with Global, and not with me.
In a sane world, banking monopolies would not exist, and anyone who wanted to start a credit union among any group of members would not be denied. However, this is what we have had to put up with in this country thanks to the quasi-military administration that took over in 1863 and has mismanaged everything ever since.
The hit piece then gratuitously picks up another thread of misrepresentation and gossip and attempts to blow fire on it.
Our Safety Vault program is a long-term closed hedge fund opportunity and it makes no bones about that fact. You put "extra" funds in the form of Federal Reserve Notes in the Vault with the understanding that when the Federal Reserve fails, the funds in the Vault will be converted into our gold-backed currency.
The value of the gold-backed currency goes up as the value of the FRNs goes down, and the exchange is 1:1, so those who think ahead can quite literally get something for nothing and recoup the entire loss due to inflation between 1913 to whenever the end comes for the FRN.
Of course, life happens, and sometimes people need to access funds that they have put into CDs and other long-term investments like the Vault, and some of those who have treated the Safety Vault like a conventional Savings Account have been upset when the process of getting their funds back has taken more time than they would've liked.
What can I say? The plainly-stated purpose of the Vault is to provide safety and liquidity and to recoup value from the rapidly devaluing Federal Reserve Notes. Conventional Savings Accounts return pitiful interest, while the Safety Vault returns hundreds of times the face value of the FRNs. If it takes longer to withdraw money from a long term opportunity like this, it's because the entire purpose of the Vault is to provide a safety net against future losses.
It's assumed that people know this, know the astronomical pay-off is worth waiting for, and also know that the Federal Reserve Note is already so worthless that stealing Federal Reserve Notes is not considered theft. Read that a second time if you need to.
Because there is no anticipation that the people setting up Vault accounts are going to be using the funds like a Savings Account, there is no quick and easy way to get money out of the Vault. Each withdrawal has to be done by hand, one by one, by people who are already insanely busy.
So yes, it can take a couple weeks, sometimes more, to get your money out of the Safety Vault, however, everyone who has needed their funds back has received them back, so that's no "scandal" either, and no reason to associate any of this with my name.
The Global Family Bank set up the Safety Vault to help people recoup the losses they suffered when Federal Reserve Notes were exchanged under force for silver coinage. The intention is to give them back the value of the silver in a gold asset-backed currency, not more paper.
The Global Family Bank is a bilateral bank and it can establish projects and programs of its own, consistent with its charter, and I am not responsible for that.
Rather, the writer of these hit pieces is responsible for making reckless and unsubstantiated claims and slandering my good name; they are responsible for their misguided assumptions, and their apparently deliberate effort to confuse a State Assembly's efforts to create a convention credit union for members, with a credit union organized under Global Family Bank's auspices.
The truth has a plodding way about it, slow and deliberate, when we wish that for once it would just rocket on ahead and show people what eventually happens to those who spew manure on worthy efforts and good people -- because it does catch up to them. We will be sure to expose the identity of the person responsible for the "Anna von Reitz and the Assembly Credit Union Scandal" article, so you can all get a good look at the Liar who hides behind a generic name: "Common Law America" and doesn't dare to put their own name on their own screed.
Remember, kids, you've always had my name(s) and address and email and phone number -- right from the start -- and those contacts really connect to me. That's the difference between someone who stands for something and those who hide in the shadows and remain unaccountable for their words and deeds.
Granna
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