Tyranny Targets Guns and Gold

Posted on | October 10, 2009 | No Comments

The US dollar has now entered an inevitable deadfall on international markets as countries divest themselves, believing the US is no longer in a position to repay its debts—a perception driven greatly by both President Obama’s $1.4 trillion deficit spending in less than 9 months in office and a proposed healthcare bill that is realistically expected to cost 3 to 5 times more than projected to add yet another $1/2 trillion per year to our national debt. Compounding the perception is the reality that the Social Security Trust Fund is near bankrupt and Medicare and Medicaid—the major reasons for healthcare reform due to out of control costs that exceed 34% of private sector costs—are in major financial trouble; as well as the reality that our National Debt to Gross National Product ratio (over 85%) is double all IMF warning levels whereby most governments would have already collapsed.

The only reason why the dollar has not collapsed yet is that it has been artificially held high by both foreign government and international investors who have built an interdependent global economic model that used the US Dollar as its reserve or base currency. However, these markets are now quickly adjusting away toward more independence and as soon as enough puzzle pieces are set in place, all supports for the dollar will vanish and it will fall to its actual market value—about $.15 cents value (or less) for each dollar.

As the federal government monitors the dollar’s likely collapse situation closely, it is now appearing to plot a gun and gold confiscation plan at both bureaucratic and high levels.

Varied plans are now rumored and surfacing with force. Guns and ammunition are to be taken away from US citizens toward reducing the possibility of civil war and the take down of corrupted government leaders who have lead us into the abyss while satisfying their transnational corporate masters.

The irony is that the Second Amendment was specifically written to give Americans a fighting chance to retake their government from tyrannist who were actually expected to assume control of it from time to time by our Founding Fathers. The idea was simple, government was to be kept in check by an armed citizenry and if the citizenry saw that the government became anti-Constitutional, it was considered the duty of all citizens to collectively rise up and remove leaders by force and reinstall a fresh set of elected leaders who would then restore Constitutional government—above all, the Constitution was to be protected at all costs. This was the single greatest reason and concern for the Second Amendment and it remains alive today—perhaps it is more relevant now.

Therefore, on the day government comes for American guns, that is the day citizens will know their Constitution is no longer in legal effect, thus the entire government system that was protected by it is no longer valid and no longer has legal authority—although it will still have brut force authority. Those who keep their guns out of the hands of government confiscators at all costs during such a timeframe will almost certainly be found exempt from all reasonable actions and force that seeks to protect personal gun ownership once the newly reinstalled Constitutional government assumes control from the tyrannist.

Compounding the problem will be government’s unconstitutional grab for gold as the dollar collapses and becomes essentially worthless. The federal government will likely make the attempt by making it a felony and steep fine (again) to personally keep gold (something the government has done before, albeit illegally) but such a law, even under the guise of national security, would not be valid, as it illegally and unconstitutionally denies a person of their individual Rights and property. Anyone attempting to gather gold under such laws and pseudo authority is then merely a thief, so we should expect such an act by government during turbulent economic times to become a trigger event that results in violence and likely an escalation toward civil war.

Why—because as citizens realize that the dollar is at or near worthlessness, they will know that gold and other precious metals will be their only survival currency—if government seeks to take that small amount of security away, we should reasonably expect those affronted by authority to fight back and to do so with deadly force if needed to protect their family’s survival needs.

While government may be currently plotting the confiscation of guns and gold, what US leaders are failing to understand is that these are acts of war against the US citizenry by the US government and such acts are potential flashpoints whereby government loses under all scenarios. The reason we know this is that most persons who work in government, according to polling, especially those in the US military, will not support unconstitutional acts committed by government under any circumstances—especially those requiring them to harm their fellow US citizens in any way. This means that eventually, and likely very quickly, the corrupted government of tyranny will fall to make way for a new Constitutional government of freshly elected leaders willing to protect the Constitution and citizens as well as their Rights.

Should the dollar fall, it will only be a temporary problem for citizens as new currencies minted by state governments that renounce the federal government will quickly assume leadership roles—a process that could take up to a year but that will work to stabilize commerce and life inside the US. (State’s would do well to prepare contingencies plans now for this transition).

The US remains strong economically and raw-source-wise in that the majority of its own citizen’s needs can be met by simply resourcing within US markets alone. This means that although the federal government has collapsed and the dollar is no longer valid for trade on international markets (or any markets), it will only be an inconvenience and not a devastation to the citizenry as states assume their main role in society as they did prior the formulation of the union.

However, the federal government of tyrannist is not expected to die quietly and will battle state governments for control—but states will likely counter by simply forming state-to-state treaties, alliances, and militias while creating trading blocks that officially create laws requiring participants not to legally recognize federal authority.

As states and citizens cut off tax revenues to the federal government, it will then collapse under its own weight, unable to pay its criminal enforcers and unable to borrow internationally. States will confiscate all federal assets inside their borders in order to satisfy federal debts and control. Therefore, within months of dollar collapse, we could expect a smooth transition to state government monetary systems and restoration of our democracy and robust commerce—in fact, we should expect a major economic boom cycle given that the Americans will have shed all their debts.

We should also expect most states to adopt the federal Constitution as part of their own Constitutions in order to ensure citizen compliance and acceptance toward quelling future outbreaks of violence, thus helping to assure law and order restoration.

Once the tyrannist federal government is gone, states will then reconstitute a new federal government for their collective national defense. They will likely amend the Constitution to ensure that federal authority is greatly restricted to foreign matters and the collective national defense—the original intent of the formulation of the first federal government that has now usurped all control over states through a variety of tools, including funding policies and pressures.

We could then expect a more responsive and reflective government of citizens that operates at the local to state levels—one that allows for greater personal freedoms and liberties.

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