By Anna Von Reitz
In response to my solution--- nationalizing the banks and keeping the
account system intact--- I have gotten back no end of palaver about
Glass-Steagall and the evils of investment banks and derivatives and the corrupt
Securities and Exchange Commission, blah, blah, blah.
The people responding in this way are so indoctrinated that they can't read
the words on the page and grasp what I said.
In America, the word "national" means "state". This is because this
country is composed of fifty separate nation-states. Therefore, "First National
Bank of Anchorage" means "First State Bank of Anchorage". And when I say,
"nationalize the banks" I clearly mean that the states--- the actual states---
should take over the banks operating within their borders and force them to
operate in a responsible and honest fashion.
In our case, because of our unique heritage and foundational structure,
every state is a separate nation with its own statehood compact. In America,
the word "international" means "interstate" and vice-versa. When you cross over
a state border, you are entering another nation--- just like when you cross the
border between Belgium and France.
