New U.S. Currency

Already in Our Money Supply

Submitted by IWB, on July 31st, 2016

or those of you that are stressing about the collapse of the U.S. dollar and the Federal Reserve, please take faith that initial measures have been taken to insure a not-so-hard landing when the Federal Reserve Note will be retired out of circulation, being replaced by notes printed and backed solely by the U.S. Treasury. If you have been putting your money under the mattress for the last few years, you will want to take the time to read this article so that you can replace the old fiat currency of the Federal Reserve Note (FRN) with new currency. We believe that those who do not start taking action will find in the near future that their fiat currency is unredeemable. This is particularly true of the billions of dollars that are held in cash outside of the United States, most of which will not be redeemable once the transition is made.

As our readers know, our articles can be a bit lengthy, but we like to fully educate you on our topics so that you can take the message and disseminate to your constituency in a manner that will resonate with them. Not everyone will need to know all the details, but for those reading this article, you are at the top level of the underground information pyramid for the New Fourth Estate and will need to know background and strategies for going forward.

In this article, you will learn:

• How the 2009 $100 bill series is a hybrid of the old FRN and the new USTN (US Treasury Note);
• How the old $50 FRN has been replaced with a new USTN $50 bill;
• How to protect your cash stash if you are still holding old FRNs;
• How Benjamin Franklin created fiat currency and why his image will be destroyed on the $100 FRN as a symbol of the We the People choosing to govern ourselves again and eliminating Globalists from our banking and government systems;
• How the new USTN is backed by the gold-silver standard;
• A hidden symbol in the new USTN that explains how U.S. wealth was wiped out in 2009 with a flood-fire-flood on Water Street;
• Why you can’t get a title to your real estate once you have paid off your mortgage;
• How We the People are instrumental in completing the process of making the big switch;
• How our money supply will become a mixture of digital, paper, and metals in the near future as long as We the People wake up and see the writing on the $100 bill.

First, we are making the assumption that the readers of this article are fully aware of the history and state of the Federal Reserve System and its unabashed money-printing operations in flooding the global markets with fiat currency. We also assume that you are knowledgeable about why and how the U.S. transitioned off the gold standard and why going back on it is critical for our economic future.  Many people who will read this article will be aware of the constant attention Ron and Rand Paul have given this issue from auditing the Federal Reserve to seeding a movement to begin Fedexit.

2009 $100 bill series is a hybrid of the old FRN and the new USTN

Here are two pictures. The top one is of the $100 bill prior to 2009 series. The bottom one is the “blue” one-hundred-dollar bill that was purported to be made for security purposes in a 2009 series. If you have an old and a new bill on hand, please hold and compare them as we walk through this explanation.

In this bill above, we have the standard $100 before the blue security strip and other features were added. In the center is a picture of Benjamin Franklin, the only face on U.S. currency besides Alexander Hamilton, who was not a U.S. president. On the left side of the bill, you will find the words “Federal Reserve Note” and see the seal for the private corporation United States Federal Reserve System.  On the right side, you find the words “The United States of America” and a seal with the same.

Pay close attention to the statement “This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private.” This is on the left side of the bill underneath the Federal Reserve seal.

Examine the new one-hundred-dollar bill.

Although this series was issued just after the 2008 financial crisis, it was not released into public circulation until 2013.

We were told that it had special security features so that it would not be easy to counterfeit. We see that Benjamin Franklin’s image is no longer encircled and has shifted left of the fold line.

If you are holding a new $100 bill, fold the bill in half where the two ends are exactly aligned with each other. You will notice that the blue 3-D security ribbon with images of bells and 100s is on the right side of the bill. Note that the security strip is not in the exact center of the folded bill, but just to the outside of the fold.

You will also notice a color-shifting bell inside a copper inkwell on the front of the note. The bell shifts in color from copper to green in an effect that makes the bell seem to appear and disappear in the inkwell.

What is really remarkable about the new bill is all the gold color and shimmer on the right side of the bill, which is conspicuously absent on the left side of the bill.

On the left side of the folded bill, you will see that Franklin is pictured, along with the Federal Reserve statement and emblem with signatures. Of course, Tim Geithner’s signature would remain on the Fed side of the bill.

But what you may have missed is where the phrase “This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private” is located. It is now on the right side of the bill.

The two halves of the bills look like two entirely different notes! On the left side, we have the old FRN which will be faded out just as the old $100 bills are being destroyed now and replaced by the hybrid FRN-USTN. On the right side we have the new currency hiding in plain sight. It is the right side of the $100 bill that is now “legal tender for all debts, public and private.” This statement is no longer on the FRN side of the bill.

Notice all of the gold on the right side of the bill—gold writing, feather pens, ink wells, numbers, liberty bells. This is the side of the note that seems to say “backed by gold.” Also notice the huge gold lettering on the number 100 on the back of the bill. It seems to scream gold, gold, and more gold.

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