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I have attended many Christian churches of different denominations. Without getting into denominational differences, I can say that they are mostly the same with respect to how they tend their flocks. Every pastor is his own man and many are sincere, but they all focus on two basic things. The first is winning as many folks as possible to their flock with the message of salvation. I don't have a problem with that. The second is extracting tithes and offerings from the flock. I don't have a problem with that either, as long as the funds are used properly. Too many use the money to build larger, fancier buildings to attract more members to get more tithes in a never ending growth cycle. This is corporate operation. Don't get me into that.
Where the clergy falls down is in teaching their flocks about truths that are detrimental to the well being of themselves and their families. Christ brought the message of salvation, but the recorded history of his teachings indicate that he spent the greatest portion of his time teaching his followers truths about how to live. He had a lot to say about deceivers and deception. He knew that the purpose of deception was always for the gain of the deceiver at a cost to the deceived.
The truth about money and the deception behind the current systems used around the world are almost never talked about by the clergy. This is the biggest disservice to the flocks in history. The peoples of the world (Christian flocks included) have lost untold wealth over the last 100 years to monetary policies rooted in deception, conceived in hell and perpetrated by government/banking alliances. For those ministers that wonder why their flocks cannot afford to give more, let them ask themselves how much more money the people would have if they were not losing 10% a year or more to this monetary deception. 10% is the amount the Lord told the flocks to give, but it is going to the bankers instead of the churches. Below are some musings and facts that should help members of the clergy realize how both they and their flocks are being robbed of a portion of their wealth every minute of every day, right in front of their eyes and they don't even see it.
What really happened at Jekyll Island.
Imagine the conversation that must have taken place at the Jekyll Island meeting. I can just hear the top guy saying;
"We would all like to be rich beyond compare, but we are prohibitied from doing so at our whim. If we steal openly, we are subject to repercussions. If we merely approach one (with whom we are not intimately acquanited) who has money and ask him to simply give it to us, whether the amount be large or small, he will undoubtedly refuse. It has come to me that if one were in the house of another and perchance saw a coin of the very lowest value lying about, that coin could be taken and would never be missed. Even if it were missed, it would not be lamented, nor searched for, nor reported missing because of the lowly value. But what has the taker gained by such an action? Even the taking is pointless because of the extremely low value. Many present day people will not even stoop to pick up a penny off the ground because of its near worthlessness. If, however, one could acquire a single penny from every person in the world within a week, one would have 68 million dollars at his disposal in that very short time! If a way could be devised to take that penny from every person on every day of the year, one would have accumulated 25 billion dollars in a single year! What we need is a way to accomplish that without the people realizing it. Our problem, gentlemen, is how do we implement such a scheme?"
The bankers figured it out. The problem was, they could not do it without government complicity, so they invited government men to the meeting and asked them.
"We have devised a way to become very, very rich at the expense of the population. It can be done without raising taxes, which is very unpopular with the people. Not one in a million will suspect what is happening. But we need your help. We are willing to share the vast wealth with you if you will help us accomplish the task."
The government representatives present were tempted by the offer and agreed, and so was born the Federal Reserve.
Now, the representatives tasked with 'coining money and regulating the value thereof' have become so accustomed to deceiving the people that they have had the audacity to declare that the law says "a truckload of apples is equal in worth to one grape, and the people shall henceforth trade them as such". You don't believe me? The people are not stupid and would never agree to such valuation, you say? Well, it has happened, but not with apples and grapes. That would be too obvious, and you are right, the people would revolt immediately. It is the concept that matters. Let me explain how they have done exactly that. You see, in 31 USC § 5103(b) congress defined a gold colored clad coin (if you follow everything up, you will see it is base metal) as legal tender with a one dollar value. Then again in 31 USC § 5103(e) they defined a coin made of 31.103 grams of .999 fine silver as a legal tender dollar. If you sand off the images on one of each and take it to the metals dealer to sell, you will find out you have a truckload of apples (the silver coin) being equated with a grape (the clad coin). And they said the guys running shell games were con men! The metals dealer is not stupid enough to give you the same thing for each piece of metal. Why are the people stupid enough to believe the CON men who say they are worth the same? Then again, the metals dealers can't be too smart either because they trade ALL their metals for little green pieces of paper that say 'dollar' on them, too...........
The CON men say a dollar is one thing out of one side of their mouth and say it is another thing out of the other side of their mouth. It reminds me of the IRS in the Kahre case. They said out of one side of their mouth that if you pay your workers with the silver coins, they are worth their market value (about $35 right now), but out of the other side of their mouth they said if you pay your taxes with them, they are only worth their face value (one dollar)! Duh! You can't have it both ways!
The silver coin below and the clad presidential coin both have a one dollar face value assigned by congress in 31 USC § 5103, but their worth is vastly different. If that isn’t having divers weights in your bag, I don’t know what is.
One ounce of pure silver marked ‘one dollar’ by congress
Current market value of the metal – about $57 (Dec. 2025) in Federal Reserve Note dollars (buys a lot of apples)
This coin is legal tender in the United States
8.1 gram coin made of .9167% copper and .0833% nickel. Marked ‘one dollar’ by congress
Current market value of the metal – about 9 cents (Dec. 2025) in Federal Reserve Note dollars (won’t buy an apple)
This coin is legal tender in the United States
Put in photos of different denominations of FRN, state that they are all worth the same as paper, but the mental concept of money has assigned them different values. This is no different than assigning different values to the different metal rounds. The purpose behind the assignings is significant. Lower assigns to the precious metals is intended to keep the sheeple from using it as money.
Intent
what is the intent of the gov/banking complex in assigning values in such a way?
Deut. 25:13 ¶ Thou shalt not have in thy bag divers weights, a great and
a small.
14 Thou shalt not have in thine house divers measures, a great and a small.
15 But thou shalt have a perfect and just weight, a perfect and just
measure shalt thou have: that thy days may be lengthened in the land
which the LORD thy God giveth thee.
16 For all that do such things, and all that do unrighteously, are an
abomination unto the LORD thy God.
Lev. 19: 36 Just balances, just weights, a just ephah, and a just hin,
shall ye have: I am the LORD your God, which brought you out of the land
of Egypt.
Ezek. 45: 10 Ye shall have just balances, and a just ephah, and a just bath.
Amos 8: 5 Saying, When will the new moon be gone, that we may sell corn?
and the sabbath, that we may set forth wheat, making the ephah small,
and the shekel great, and falsifying the balances by deceit?
Prov. 20: 10 Divers weights, and divers measures, both of them are alike
abomination to the LORD.
Micah 6: 10 ¶ Are there yet the treasures of wickedness in the house of
the wicked, and the scant measure that is abominable?
Links
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lu_VqX6J93k (Jekyll Island video)
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