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EDWIN VIEIRA DISCLAIMS AUTHORSHIP OF THE FANTASIES IN THE ORIGINAL DRAFT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE HB 1342, PURPORTEDLY TO ENDORSE CONSTITUTIONAL MONEY
Saturday, April 26, 2008 EDWIN VIEIRA DISCLAIMS AUTHORSHIP OF THE FANTASIES IN THE ORIGINAL DRAFT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE HB 1342, PURPORTEDLY TO ENDORSE CONSTITUTIONAL MONEY Here possibly, we have the basic direction where the bill to rescind the Federal Reserve Act intends to take us — an ambiguous prospect of a dubious new era, where even as we are at the brink of succumbing to irreversible, inherently escalating multiplication of debt by interest, private or state coinages will publish gold or precious metal currency — anything of course but paper — and so this precious metal, or whatever magic substance subject to our existent debts and future debt, without any provision or vision by which we can pay or arrest further multiplication, will ostensibly fulfill the artificial mass of stupendous, unpayable debt on the last day of the republic. In my opinion, for the faults it fails to address, the bill probably doesn't even warrant a serious read, but I reproduce it here for reference in case anyone believes or cares to evaluate it otherwise. Basic comments on cited sections follow. FULL TEXT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE HB 1342 TO ENDORSE SO CALLED CONSTITUTIONAL MONEY AN ACT establishing a new system of coinage for the state. U.S. Constitution; Article 1, Section 10 No State shall enter into any Treaty, Alliance, or Confederation; grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal; coin Money; mike montagne
Ron Paul's own authority to pronounce Edwin Vieira the "nation's top expert on constitutional money" goes out the window in the first sentence of Article 1, Section 10. Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened:
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STATE ANALYSIS Here is what the state had to say about Vieira's bill: Fiscal Impact: The Treasury Department states they are unable to determine the fiscal impact of this bill on state, county, and local revenue or expenditures. Methodology: The Department states further analysis is needed to determine how the state would purchase raw materials to mint coins and how to select an appropriate vendor to mint the coins(?????). The Department is unable to determine the exact fiscal impact at this time. Summary But Mr. Vieira predicts this action will trigger a deluge of investment in New Hampshire? I don't see that happening at all. No way in hell. After all, are potential investors lining up insisting on the passage of this bill to create more fertile environments for investment? Of course not! Whatever for? Why aren't people just trading in gold and silver then, as they already can? All this ridiculous bill even hopes to do is create a ridiculously expensive currency for no other purpose than it has not established how to regulate a currency — hoping the expensiveness of the currency will suffice in lieu of the vital understanding. But to the original object, what New Hampshire and every other state needs is not "investment," because a) "investment" is to forfeit proprietorship in our own ventures merely for the deprivation of available finance for our enterprise to thrive as it deserves to, and because b) "investment" itself of this kind asks the existing circulation to do the further work of sustaining further industry, when to sustain further industry we require further circulation. Thus the purported carrot is the very evidence of the bill's complete breadth of faults. What entrepreneurs need is to be able to finance their ventures without interest — paid for nothing to those who create the money for nothing, only because we are denied the one righteous means of finance, and paid to those who certainly do not earn their wages alongside us in our shops. True free markets, Mr. Vieira and Mr. Paul, similarly, are free of predation of any kind; and likewise, what true free markets need is c) a circulation which will not multiply debt upon us, d) a circulation which is regulated to sustain all our endeavors, and e) a circulation which is regulated so that it always equals the remaining value of the wealth we intend strictly for it to represent. Only when we do all these things will we have true free enterprise again; and by definition, that day will be the day we establish mathematically perfected economy™. Tuesday, October 7, 2008, 12:07 PM EDWIN VIEIRA DISCLAIMS AUTHORSHIP/CO-AUTHORSHIP OF NEW HAMPSHIRE HB 1342? I have no idea as yet if this is even a hoax, but today at 12:07 PM I received an email with a dysfunctional reply-to address from an edwinvieira@[domain].net. In other words, to successfully reply to the embedded address, I had to examine and extract the source code of the email (which is a bit suspicious): On your web site you attribute to me some sort of responsibility for a bill that proposed to create a New Hampshire state coinage. I did not write this bill. I did not advise anyone with respect to the writing of this bill. I have never supported and do not support this bill. In fact, when certain New Hampshire state legislators informed me of the bill I specifically told them that it is unconstitutional for any State to coin money. Therefore, your attribution of this bill (or of the theory underlying it) to me, in any way, is false. Because my position on the bill could easily have been ascertained by your simply contacting me, I must conclude that your attribution of the bill to me is knowingly false, or made with wilfull blindness or in reckless disregard of the truth. Certainly, upon your receipt of this e-mail, any further attribution of this bill to me will be knowingly false, intentional, and malicious. I expect that, as a result of this communication, you will revise your web site in this regard, including an explicit retraction of the false attribution with respect to me now presented on it. I further expect that this retraction will appear as prominently (in terms of position on the site, typeface, colors, and so on) as the original false statements to which it refers. Edwin Vieira To this message I replied at 4:15 PM. Quotes of the cited references (as provided in my reply) are enclosed in blue outlined subdivisions: PFMPE™ Well now, I did write you at the web address of the very material which appeared itself to be a site of yours. No one answered. I only found the NH bill by the very links provided by what appeared to be your pages. What's more, there's substantial further material which cites you as a co-author of this bill: http://www.goldmoneybill.org/goldbill.html http://un-debt.net/soundmoney.html [which states:] Dr. Edwin Vieira is a constitutional lawyer from Virginia who helped McElroy, Rep. David Buhlman, R-Hudson, and others prepare the bill. "Paper currency in this country has lost its purchasing power since World War II. Precious metals have retained their purchasing power. This will stimulate investment in New Hampshire if you take this important first step," Vieira said. But the House Commerce Committee found little support for the change due to the strain it would place on the state treasurer’s office and the private banking system, said Rep. Leo Fraser, R-Pittsfield. "The committee was having trouble believing that gold, which also may be devalued as a currency, would be of any benefit," Fraser said.
*SOUND MONEY BILL UPDATE* http://privategoldtrader.com/pdf/The%20Quest%20for%20Sound%20Money%20in%20New%20Hampshire.pdf http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2005/06/318799.shtml http://www.kitco.com/ind/Turk/may162005.html http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/archive.cgi/noframes/read/43978 [which states:]: or Dr. Edwin Vieira (contact Rep. McElroy) http://goldismoney.info/forums/archive/index.php/t-7577.html [which states:] and Attorney Edwin Vieira, Ph.D., of Virginia, the internationally recognized monetary expert who greatly contributed to the creation of the text of the bill. Dr. Vieira, the author of what many consider to be the most thorough and scholarly work on the money issue, Pieces of Eight, may be unknown to many of you. But please be assured that Dr. Vieira could easily hold his own in a debate about money with anyone, including Alan Greenspan, Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank system Vieira has crafted a simple, straightforward bill. If you would like to read more about it, the following link provides an informative overview of it by answering 20 frequently asked questions about the bill: http://www.nh-inews.org/articles/04/01/040131aa.html Perhaps if New Hampshire is successful in enacting this bill into law, other states mindful and respectful of their constitutional obligations may choose to enact similar laws. http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20040203/NEWS02/202030362&template=printart [which states:] Dr. Edwin Vieira is a constitutional lawyer from Virginia who helped McElroy, Rep. David Buhlman, R-Hudson, and others prepare the bill. State Treasurer Michael Ablowich said as a courtesy he assisted lawmakers in trying to refine the bill (HB 1342), but he also saw many flaws in it. "Like 90 percent of the Legislature, I’m fairly skeptical about how it might work," he said. http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/archive.cgi/noframes/read/44291 http://cfpa.activeboard.com/index.spark?forumID=80510&p=3&topicID=16001801&commentPage=0 http://www.vrijspreker.nl/wp/2004/02/gold-silver-sound-money-bill/ [which states:] The need for this Sound Money Bill was recognized by Rep. Henry McElroy and others who have wisely brought in the eminently qualified legal counsel and expert in Constitutionally sound money, Dr. Edwin Vieira of Virginia, to craft the Sound Money Bill (Revised HB 1342) to achieve our goals of 1) securing our monetary system, and 2) enhancing NH’s economic development as well as giving the State, the people and businesses the option should we need it. Dr. Vieira is the author of the respected two volume, 1666 + page book "Pieces of Eight: The Monetary Powers and Disabilities of the United States Constitution." ( http://www.piecesofeight.us ) http://www.thehandstand.org/archive/march2004/articles/gold.htm [which states:] But until now there has been no way under New Hampshire law to enforce the constitutional provision on the state. In other words, this bill would remedy this deficiency in New Hampshire state law, which is the bill's objective and purpose. It would empower the people to force the state to deal in constitutional money. Therefore, this bill not only is a step in the right direction not only for constitutional money but also shows that people can indeed require government to adhere to the law — assuming of course that this bill is passed and signed into law. And though the bill has supporters among the state representatives, like all bills this one has to pass the New Hampshire House and Senate as well as be signed into law by the governor. So it is an uphill journey, but one worth taking. This past Monday I participated in a press conference at the state Capitol in Concord to explain the difference between fiat Federal Reserve dollars and to announce my support for the bill, which was drafted by my good friend, Edwin Vieira, who is this country's leading scholar on legal and constitutional money issues. Now, you mean to tell me, even if you have taken down pages (finally) which recently projected monetary collapse in 2005, that you absolutely did not participate in authoring this bill (and therefore that there is no truthful information whatsoever attributing co-authorship or authorship to you, and never has been)? All these pages wrongly cite you as co-author of this bill? mike montagne
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