Topic: The Road to Confiscation: Connecticut Joins Illinois with Gold & Silver Reg laws (Read 1544 times)
May 30, 2013, 11:52:39 AM
Thank god for bitcoin! take fiat, but btc, buy gold. rinse wash repeat and flip off the tax man
May 30, 2013, 11:27:41 AM
It's just a new version of feudalism disguised under a different name.
May 20, 2013, 05:21:36 PM
If this doesn't lend instantly overwhelming credibility to what people like Alex Jones and many others have been saying for decades, then nothing will, we are a bunch of blind idiots. We officially do not need a "tin foil hat" to see what is really happening anymore. It is now overt.
The bankster/government beast with two backs is so glaringly obvious. It doesn't even give the remotest shit about hiding its tyrannic relationship. It's done doing that. HSBC money laundering, QE forever, Cyprus, public asset grabs all over Europe, the tremendous gap in wealth, this, the list goes on.
This legislation not only makes obvious the fact that banksters control governments, but also that they know that their broken "monetary system" is totally burnt up and they're all broke.
Sadly, most people who are still plugged into the giant orwellian media tool won't realize the meaning of this or know enough to care. This story should thin the herd of sheeples though, if only a little.
These banksters have long realized we have to go back to a precious metal standard, or any actual system, and they're trying to get their hands on all of it first.
The bankster/government beast with two backs is so glaringly obvious. It doesn't even give the remotest shit about hiding its tyrannic relationship. It's done doing that. HSBC money laundering, QE forever, Cyprus, public asset grabs all over Europe, the tremendous gap in wealth, this, the list goes on.
This legislation not only makes obvious the fact that banksters control governments, but also that they know that their broken "monetary system" is totally burnt up and they're all broke.
Sadly, most people who are still plugged into the giant orwellian media tool won't realize the meaning of this or know enough to care. This story should thin the herd of sheeples though, if only a little.
These banksters have long realized we have to go back to a precious metal standard, or any actual system, and they're trying to get their hands on all of it first.
May 20, 2013, 01:13:56 PM
it is interesting that people believe in government as something that is supposed to protect them against crime. But they don't expect that government sometimes is even worse than criminals. Criminal will take your wallet but government will take your freedom. And wallet.
Food for thought
May 20, 2013, 12:23:47 PM
it is interesting that people believe in government as something that is supposed to protect them against crime. But they don't expect that government sometimes is even worse than criminals. Criminal will take your wallet but government will take your freedom. And wallet.
May 20, 2013, 11:20:24 AM
Just 80 years after Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “great gold confiscation” of 1933, Illinois and now, Connecticut, have decided that it’s time to honor the great theft with their own gold and silver registration bills.
“I, Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States of America, do declare that [our] national emergency still continues…and do hereby prohibit the hoarding of gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates within the continental United States by individuals, partnerships, associations and corporations…” [Executive Order 6102]
S.B. 928 is Connecticut’s gold & silver registration legislation, introduced soon after Illinois’s S.B. 3341 for gold & silver registration, “The Precious Metal Purchase Act“, passed the Senate, & moves to the Illinois House.
Government cannot confiscate without a registry, and they wouldn’t be thinking of gold/silver confiscation, or the first step, registration, unless there was credible and widespread worry about the public’s understanding, purchasing, & support of gold and silver. As Zerohedge points out, if it were easier to keep using psychological games and fiat-debt models to oppose gold and silver, they would keep doing that, but when faced with dissent, it leads to force.
[Santelli discusses US gold confiscation in 1933, Illinois SB 3441 registration bill]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=N8iyFby_knQ
From the full text of Illinois SB 3341, gold and silver registration bill:
“Creates the Precious Metal Purchasing Act. Provides that a person who is in the business of purchasing precious metal shall obtain a proof of ownership, create a record of the sale, and verify the identity of the seller”
In addition, summarizing what the must-read text goes on to dictate:
No cash transactions allowed in gold and silver sales, only traceable payment
License, photograph, address, record of the sale for up to 5 years depending on amount required
Copies of transactions must be sent, in addition to the licensing authority, to law enforcement or sheriff authorities, depending on population of location
And from the scarier & full text of Connecticut SB 928, gold and silver registration bill:
“No person may engage in or carry on the business of purchasing gold or gold-plated ware, silver or silver-plated ware, platinum ware, watches, jewelry, precious stones, bullion or coins unless such person is licensed as a precious metals or stones dealer by the licensing authority”
“Any person who willfully engages in the business of a precious metals or stones dealer unless licensed in accordance with this section or after notice that such person’s license has been suspended or revoked shall be guilty of a class D felony“
This is just the beginning of the legislation & not the scary part (the felony was assumed), SB 928 goes on to require & explain:
Full personal information of private individual’s bullion purchase & personal information, including photograph, address, photo identification
Bullion can only be purchased with check or money order, no cash purchases and further criminalizes any cash in bullion transactions
Explains numerous forms, license, regulatory forms private businesses must comply with, including delivering weekly sworn statements & full business transaction information to “licensing authority”
States law enforcement may enter to inspect records, explains what the procedure of gold and silver confiscation is, but don’t worry, they give you a confiscation receipt! (section m)
Illinois is ahead of Connecticut in implementing the tyranny-blueprint (guns & gold!), having some of the strictest gun registration & gun-criminalization laws already on the books, and now a gold and silver registration bill that has passed the senate and will likely pass the house.
But Connecticut, which just passed reactionary gun criminalization legislation, has a scarier gold and silver registration bill in the works that more transparently expresses a tyrannical agenda.
The legislation literally says law enforcement and agents of the state are allowed and will enter to inspect at any time, and are only required to give you a record of a seizure incident. This is in addition to requiring business owners to prepare for law enforcement/agency inspections by keeping up with an impossible amount of license/law enforcement/record paperwork, or face thousands in fines & jail time.
What the planners behind these pieces of legislation must love is that it’s not technically, or more appropriately, if covered in the media, considered gold and silver confiscation if armed agents of the state aren’t going door to door. Instead, they plan on making it more and more impossible to buy precious metals without a government record, “just in case”, and adding burdensome paperwork & compliance standards to business owners until they can no longer keep up, fall behind, violate a section or two, and fall under the hammer of the state, ending their business, and/or imprisoning them.
But remember folks, before you form any opinions or try to stop this, the government really wants you to know is that it is watching out for your security and it’s not confiscation; you get a receipt.
Most thieves and criminals don’t even have the audacity to steal your property and give you a receipt for it. And at-least criminals do the leg-work for the crime themselves, know what they’re going to steal, and just steal your property. They do not point a gun to your head for years on end forcing you fill out paperwork, keep records, get meaningless licenses, pay fines and taxes on your production, all the while attempting to morally justify their control over you & use it to do the same to others.
Criminals steal; politicians bleed you dry and call it a cleanse.
“I, Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States of America, do declare that [our] national emergency still continues…and do hereby prohibit the hoarding of gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates within the continental United States by individuals, partnerships, associations and corporations…” [Executive Order 6102]
S.B. 928 is Connecticut’s gold & silver registration legislation, introduced soon after Illinois’s S.B. 3341 for gold & silver registration, “The Precious Metal Purchase Act“, passed the Senate, & moves to the Illinois House.
Government cannot confiscate without a registry, and they wouldn’t be thinking of gold/silver confiscation, or the first step, registration, unless there was credible and widespread worry about the public’s understanding, purchasing, & support of gold and silver. As Zerohedge points out, if it were easier to keep using psychological games and fiat-debt models to oppose gold and silver, they would keep doing that, but when faced with dissent, it leads to force.
[Santelli discusses US gold confiscation in 1933, Illinois SB 3441 registration bill]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=N8iyFby_knQ
From the full text of Illinois SB 3341, gold and silver registration bill:
“Creates the Precious Metal Purchasing Act. Provides that a person who is in the business of purchasing precious metal shall obtain a proof of ownership, create a record of the sale, and verify the identity of the seller”
In addition, summarizing what the must-read text goes on to dictate:
No cash transactions allowed in gold and silver sales, only traceable payment
License, photograph, address, record of the sale for up to 5 years depending on amount required
Copies of transactions must be sent, in addition to the licensing authority, to law enforcement or sheriff authorities, depending on population of location
And from the scarier & full text of Connecticut SB 928, gold and silver registration bill:
“No person may engage in or carry on the business of purchasing gold or gold-plated ware, silver or silver-plated ware, platinum ware, watches, jewelry, precious stones, bullion or coins unless such person is licensed as a precious metals or stones dealer by the licensing authority”
“Any person who willfully engages in the business of a precious metals or stones dealer unless licensed in accordance with this section or after notice that such person’s license has been suspended or revoked shall be guilty of a class D felony“
This is just the beginning of the legislation & not the scary part (the felony was assumed), SB 928 goes on to require & explain:
Full personal information of private individual’s bullion purchase & personal information, including photograph, address, photo identification
Bullion can only be purchased with check or money order, no cash purchases and further criminalizes any cash in bullion transactions
Explains numerous forms, license, regulatory forms private businesses must comply with, including delivering weekly sworn statements & full business transaction information to “licensing authority”
States law enforcement may enter to inspect records, explains what the procedure of gold and silver confiscation is, but don’t worry, they give you a confiscation receipt! (section m)
Illinois is ahead of Connecticut in implementing the tyranny-blueprint (guns & gold!), having some of the strictest gun registration & gun-criminalization laws already on the books, and now a gold and silver registration bill that has passed the senate and will likely pass the house.
But Connecticut, which just passed reactionary gun criminalization legislation, has a scarier gold and silver registration bill in the works that more transparently expresses a tyrannical agenda.
The legislation literally says law enforcement and agents of the state are allowed and will enter to inspect at any time, and are only required to give you a record of a seizure incident. This is in addition to requiring business owners to prepare for law enforcement/agency inspections by keeping up with an impossible amount of license/law enforcement/record paperwork, or face thousands in fines & jail time.
What the planners behind these pieces of legislation must love is that it’s not technically, or more appropriately, if covered in the media, considered gold and silver confiscation if armed agents of the state aren’t going door to door. Instead, they plan on making it more and more impossible to buy precious metals without a government record, “just in case”, and adding burdensome paperwork & compliance standards to business owners until they can no longer keep up, fall behind, violate a section or two, and fall under the hammer of the state, ending their business, and/or imprisoning them.
But remember folks, before you form any opinions or try to stop this, the government really wants you to know is that it is watching out for your security and it’s not confiscation; you get a receipt.
Most thieves and criminals don’t even have the audacity to steal your property and give you a receipt for it. And at-least criminals do the leg-work for the crime themselves, know what they’re going to steal, and just steal your property. They do not point a gun to your head for years on end forcing you fill out paperwork, keep records, get meaningless licenses, pay fines and taxes on your production, all the while attempting to morally justify their control over you & use it to do the same to others.
Criminals steal; politicians bleed you dry and call it a cleanse.
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