What’s True About “the Debt”:

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Part 1 - The ‘debt’ really does exist, but only because we operate in a ‘debt-money’ system. There is no substance; i.e.: money which we can use to pay our debts. Since we, the private, are now the only ones who can create anything of any value, the public (a dead, bankrupt fiction), must rely upon us to make everything happen and that includes creating more debt for everything to function. We all think of ‘debt’ as a bad thing, yet, it is only how this particular economic system operates. So, ‘being in debt’ is a neutral situation – neither ‘good’ nor ‘bad’. ‘Zero-balance’ means that everything is at zero. If the public draws from zero, within a liability/debt account, they have a negative; if they add to zero, they have a positive, yet, because it is all debt/liability, they can have negative debt and positive debt. ‘Debt’ is not bad; it just is.

Conversely, we, the private, create credit. Every time we sign anything, we create credit. “The signature is the money”. There is an asset account, backed by the birth certificate, the application for which was signed by a parent, thereby creating a trust account. It also must have a zero balance. When we draw from it, there is negative asset and when we add to it, there is positive asset. The public operates in debt/liability and we operate in credit/asset, AND NE’ER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET (except via a token, aka a ‘Name’); One account cannot connect with the other. The public operates from debt and we operate from asset. The minute our asset touches the public, it becomes debt and the instant public debt touches the private, it becomes asset. Let’s use the power bill as the example: ⇒