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 Posted: Mon Sep 19th, 2011 11:22 am
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Joe Kelley

 

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Today is:
09-19-2011

Liberty Day 2012 can be
07-04-2012

Honest Productive Americans,

I spent a few days in Reno Nevada at the LPAC event held in that city. I have two things to report to you that stand out in my mind, and I'll comment on those two things as the full measure of those two things continue to drive my thinking.

1.
Someone spoke at the convention about an effort in Utah to enact a State Law authorizing the production of a competitive legal money, backed by gold.

2.
Another person spoke at the convention about an effort to hold The Federal Reserve officers accountable for their deeds.

On the first point I see a need to personalize this as it happened. While sitting in my seat at the convention, listening to the speaker, the announcement concerning the legal competition of money produced in Utah sounded like a done deal, an established law, to my ears, but I was not sure, so I waited for an opportunity to ask the speaker after he finished his speech. Some times the speaker ends his speech and the audience is afforded an opportunity to ask questions, but this time the speaker stopped speaking and then walked off the stage. I got up from my seat and followed the speaker to a place behind the audience where other people already stopped the speaker, and so I waited for my turn to meet the speaker.

When it was my turn to I asked the speaker about the competitive legal money supplied by the Utah Government and I then discovered my error, since the speaker clarified the facts to me, that the Utah Money Law was not yet enacted. I then said something to the effect of: "If it does pass, it is game over for The Fed."

To which the reply was something along the lines of agreement, yes, it is game over for The Fed. We both realized the dangers involved, as we both communicated words expressing the consequences faced by those law makers in Utah, as the people running The Fed may respond in ways that go beyond moral law.

The speaker said something along the lines of him warning the law makers in Utah, that they had better know what they are facing, and the speaker expressed an ominous emotion.

Do you realize the gravity of that battle?

This battle between the State of Utah and The National Government (which is categorically not a Federal Government) is exactly the same battle that I've explained in this Liberty Day Challenge right here, right now, on this day, as these days approach a future day of reckoning.

We the people will either pony up and make our future ours, or we will fail, and our future will be dictated to us, and it will not be a future that works well for us, it will not be a future that is in our best interest, and I am choosing my words carefully, you may want to listen.

I am tasked now with the goal of finding more information on the battle between the State of Utah and The National Government, which is a battle toward Liberty Day, even if you don't call it that, and even if the people in Utah don't call it that, that is what it is, and if that battle is won, by the people in Utah, we win a huge battle, and they, the Legal Criminals, are defeated in a big way.

Utah is big, not little.

Utah may not be big in population numbers compared to California, but it is big in the sense that it is a State within this Nation, as this Nation pretends to be a Federation. This battle exposes