Food for thought...

It clearly states in the wording - THEY shall be redeemed for lawful money on demand...

THEY - can only be referring to a person - natural, corporate, or legal entity...

When writing a check - the words "Pay To The Order Of" are clearly imprinted... Then we write the name of the person, or legal entity we give the check to... This is an order for that legal entity to pay - this is a draw of the THEY, into the treasury...

Once the THEY is in the treasury, in order to keep it alive, an interest must be paid... It is the THEY in the treasury, and the accruing interest that represents the deficit...The deficit, IMO is the lawful money owed to the people...

The question, IMO, is exactly how to we go about demanding this money... I understand the premise of this thread, in that certain people are not allowing the THEY to accrue in the deficit, and not incurring a tax liability...

But, that does not resolve the issue of recieving additional monies owed to them... Monies earned through wages is not sufficient to tackle the rising costs and inflation issues...

Further - In the Canadian "Bills of Exchange Act", it clearly states a crossed cheque is a warrant for a dividend... Crossed cheques are what we write all the time...A warrant can also be considered as a warranty, an insurance to be redeemed at a future time...

The question remains - HOW...