Boycotting the Fed

[johngr]

refusing to use their "money" might something to broaden the movement to later.

[TastyWheat]

Not trying to hijack this thread, but does anyone know of an anti-fed site with a short and catchy name? EndTheFed.org doesn't exist unfortunately.

[freelance]

refusing to use their "money" might something to broaden the movement to later.

Sorry, but I'm still taking FNRs, though I have requested silver. Clients laughed their asses off. That was a year ago. Maybe I'll try again.

Let's say that I ask for 90% junk silver. If it's silver legal tender, what amount gets reported?

[matthylland]

Sorry, but I'm still taking FNRs, though I have requested silver. Clients laughed their asses off. That was a year ago. Maybe I'll try again.

Let's say that I ask for 90% junk silver. If it's silver legal tender, what amount gets reported?

I believe all you need to report is face value.

Don't quote me on that, but someone once told me that...

[JoshLowry]

Not trying to hijack this thread, but does anyone know of an anti-fed site with a short and catchy name? EndTheFed.org doesn't exist unfortunately.

www.EndTheFed.us

They had a conference call last night, I think they are a relatively new organization.

[johngr]

If you trade your effort, labor, talent, etc. for their debt paper (which they continue to inflate), you're still getting screwed, tax or no tax.

[JoshLowry]

If you trade your effort, labor, talent, etc. for their debt paper (which they continue to inflate), you're still getting screwed, tax or no tax.

It's an inflation tax. When they print money, it devalues the dollar. Any money you have saved loses its purchasing power.