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You forgot one: See Greg Hunter Interview (USA Watchdog) w/Catherine Austin Fitts -- extremely important interview -- explanation, already numerous states well-advanced on State Depositories. https://home.solari.com/the-solari-papers-2-u-s-state-bullion-depositories/ This is part of Catherine's free section. Uploading this info as perhaps either of you may know of someone who has the provincial knowledge & experience in finance who can further this info along ... The term used by Greg and Catherine is "sovereign" when talking about State Depositories. NOTE: Canada had a Chartered Public Bank (The Royal Bank of Canada). It broke its Charter years ago and went private-ownership for profit. The Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear the case. NOT closed, but still active - waiting to be heard. (COMER) Committee On Monetary Economic Reform (x2 very Sr. people placed sufficient funds in trust to pursue the case - WHEN - the Supreme Court decides to take the case! Rocco Galatti

May 2015... The interest-free loans by the Chartered (Public) Central Bank of Canada (RBC) was to provide moneys to Municipalities, Counties, Provincial governments to build infrastructure. A major eg. is The St. Lawrence Freeway, Schools, Hospitals, etc. The loans were to be repaid or no more loans (yearly). The Chartered (Public) Central Bank was meant to fund Canada/Canadians AND NOT Private Individuals - offshore - to expand their control-over Canada/Canadians via bankruptcy. Etc.

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Keep up the good work Doctor Trozzi.

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