What happens to regulatory reform bill if court rules against audit the fed provision?
Submitted by OneWorldMafia on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 16:02
What happens to the bill the audit the fed provision is contained in if the courts rule against the audit?
Since many may not have voted for the bill without that provision, will the entire bill be voided?





















How would courts rule against an audit?
Please explain.
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The Fed would make all the
The Fed would make all the same arguments they make now, which of course don't hold up to scrutiny. In order to win, The Fed needs judges in their pocket or judges who can be persuaded the country will fall apart if an audit proceeds.
If the Supreme Court ruled it's ok to take private land by eminent domain in order to give it to private interests, then they are screwy/corrupt enough to find it's ok to strike down an audit.
Then we go to plan B: Start
Then we go to plan B: Start working to put an end to the Federal Reserve. Having an audit of the Federal Reserve was a step toward eliminating it. By auditing the Fed, more Americans would learn how they had bee robbed and special interests enriched. If the Fed has the judiciary under its influence, then we need to concentrate on working to abolish the Federal Reserve outright.
I am sure that we can find a sympathetic Representative to introduce the legislation. Our job is to continue to educate the voters and taxpayers as to what the Federal Reserve has done to them, and continues to do to them. At the same time, pressure needs to be brought on members of Congress to pass the legislation to abolish the Federal Reserve.
This will be easier than you think, if we are successful in changing a lot of faces in Congress. All of those in Congress who voted for the bailouts, Obamacare, and other assaults on our Freedoms need to be replaced. If we can replace enough of them, we can get the Congress to Abolish the Federal Reserve.
RP introduces legislation to
RP introduces legislation to abolish the Fed every session.
The fight to educate the public must continue, but by the time the audit works its way thru the courts, as RP fears, we may be on a new currency. However, an audit should shed light on the fed's crooked dealings with the international banks that would be behind the new currency, and that would really wake people up. But if we aren't on a new currency and the courts strike the audit provision, if the rest of the bill stands, the Fed gains enormous new powers.