


The first Tontine started in America in 1791. As time went on, it became more sophisticated up to the point where it is today. The idea of a Tontine scheme is nothing new, but has existed in one form or another since the Roman Empire.

These "discharges" are nothing more than insurance premiums to the Federal Reserve, which is a Tontine policy, which is re-insured by a credit policy. But more importantly, all we can do is a compelled performance in "discharge" (NOT PAYMENT) of debts. Instead of "paying" taxes to support a democratic-republican form of government, where the people are sovereign, we now have a parliamentary-republic in which the Congress is the sovereign. At the stroke of the pen, American lost its Constitutional government in "payment" of debts and its 18-delegated powers, along with its allodial land titles and all the "law" that went with it. What you probably also missed was the part where America was re-insured by a credit policy and this was done under the Statute of 19 George II c. Twenty years puts us to the year 1933, which is the infamous year the Congress suspended our Public National Money System (Gold Standard, House Joint Resolution 192, June 5, 1933) and put an end to the American people being able to "pay" their debts "at law." Upon reading the debates of the 73rd Congress in 1933 on the subject of the gold standard, one learns that on JAmerica became bankrupt being unable to tender in "payment" of debts.īut that is only part of the story.

They could (or were entitled to do this) by the use of an ancient Common Law Writ called a Quo Warranto After 20 years it becomes a matter of Public Policy Public Policy being a part of the Law of Nations under the Law Merchant. Under the charter granted to this private corporation, there was a stipulation that if the American people did not agree with its operation, the people had 20 years to oust the corporate charter. The Federal Reserve Act transferred the money-making powers of the United States to a private group of bankers who then set up the fractional reserve system of banking. The following is presented "as is", just as it was first published in 1983 in a book titled "The Tontine Government." This transmission is not offered for general consumption, as only a very small percentage of you will understand or appreciate its contents, and it is for that very small percentage that it is primarily being offered. The tontine scheme of limited liability was birthed from the admiralty jurisdiction.
