Does the current plastic money hold ANY value?
Is the government aware that the people are catching on that there may be an enormous fraud that might make its way to the high courts?
What does a change in company name really mean, for example when you have debts?
What does a change of curreny really mean?
Australia will be recieving new currency in the next two years.
Here are some explanations regards to 'our' money.
“Australian Money”
is not Legal Tender Currency “of the Commonwealth”
There have been no laws enacted since 4th
December 1972 by “The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia”, i.e. the
Legislature as constituted under the “Crown” of the United Kingdom under the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act from 1st January 1901,
inter alia with the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (UK) [63
& 64 Vict.] [Ch.
12].
The Commonwealth
of Australia Constitution Act from 1st January 1901, inter alia with the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act
1900 (UK)
[63 & 64 Vict.] [Ch. 12] state at:
Chapter 1—The Parliament
Part V—Powers of the Parliament
Section 51—Legislative Powers of the
Parliament
The Parliament
shall, subject to this Constitution, have power to make laws for the peace,
order, and good government of the Commonwealth with respect to: (i) to (xxxix)
e.g. with respect to the particular matters of “mediums of exchange” “of the
Commonwealth,” as in
(i) Trade and commerce with other countries,
and among the States;
(iv) Borrowing money on the public credit of
the Commonwealth;
(xii) Currency, coinage, and legal tender;
(xiii) Banking, other than State banking;
also State banking extending beyond the limits of the State concerned, the
incorporation of banks, and the issue of paper money;
(xvi) Bills of exchange and promissory
notes;
(xxix) External affairs;
(xx) Foreign corporations, and trading or
financial corporations formed within the limits “of the Commonwealth”;
(xxx) The relations of the Commonwealth with
the islands of the Pacific;
and as at Part V—Powers of the Parliament,
Section 54—Appropriation Bills.
From 5th December 1972, the “Parliament of
Australia”, without the authority of the “Crown” of the United Kingdom and
without the will and consent of the people “of the Commonwealth of Australia”
who willed and voted to be
in one indissoluble Federal Commonwealth
under the “Crown” of the United Kingdom, made laws with the enacting manner and
form of “Be it enacted by the Queen, (Note: Most
Excellent Majesty removed)
the Senate and the House of Representatives
of Australia
..... “.
but that Queen, “Queen
of Australia” under the Royal
Style and Titles Act 1973 (Cth), does not hold the
constitutional “Crown” of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,
“Parliament of Australia” is not the same as “Parliament of the Commonwealth”
and thus enacts contra to Commonwealth of Australia
Constitution Act from 1st January 1901, inter alia with the Commonwealth
of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (UK) [63 & 64
Vict.] [Ch.
12].
The unconstitutional “Parliament of
Australia” with the enacting manner and form of “BE IT ENACTED by the Queen, (Note: Most Excellent Majesty removed) the
Senate and the House of Representatives of Australia, ..... ”
unconstitutionally removed the words “of the
Commonwealth” from Sections of the Banking Act 1959-1967 (Cth) with the Banking Act 1973 (Cth) Act No. 116 of 1973 Commonwealth Banks
Act 1959-1968 (Cth)
with the Commonwealth
Banks Act (No. 2) 1973 (Cth) Act No. 117 of 1973.
Reserve Bank Act 1959-1966
(Cth) with the Reserve Bank Act 1973 (Cth) Act No. 118 of 1973, all assented to on 26th October 1973 but
not necessarily all commencing on date of assent, then amended the Banking Act 1959 again with the Banking Act (No. 2) 1973 Act No. 193 of 1973.
The Statute Law
Revision Acts 1973-1974 (Cth) Act No. 216 of 1973 and
Act No. 20 of 1974, both with the unconstitutional enacting manner and form of
“Be it enacted by the Queen, (Note: Most Excellent Majesty removed) the
Senate and the House of Representatives of Australia, ..... ” were both deemed
to commence 31st December 1973 and unconstitutionally removed the words “of the
Commonwealth” from the corporate Australian system of government and from
numerous Sections of Statute Laws, including
the Currency Act 1965-1969 (Cth)
and the Banking Act 1959-1967
(Cth) as amended by Acts Nos. 116 and 193 of 1973.
The Banking Act 1974 (Cth) Act No. 132 of 1974 was assented to on 9th December 1974, came
into operation on a date fixed by Proclamation, had the enacting manner and
form of “BE IT ENACTED by the Queen, (Note: Most
Excellent Majesty removed) the Senate and the House of
Representatives of Australia, ..... ” and amended the Banking
Act 1959-1967 (Cth) as amended by Acts Nos. 116 and 193
of 1973 and Act No. 216 of 1973 (as amended by No. 20 of 1974) and with Section
3, inserted a new “Part III—Foreign Exchange, Foreign Investment, etc.” in
which Section 39 gave power to a Governor-General (who swore Allegiance to a
“Sovereign of Australia”, a corporate patron “Queen of Australia” under the Royal Style and Titles Act 1973) to make
regulations relating to matters of “Australian property” as defined at Section
39 (8)
“Australian currency” includes notes, coins,
postal notes, money orders, bills of exchange, promissory notes, drafts,
letters of credit and travellers’ cheques payable or expressed in Australian
money, and also includes rights, and instruments of title, to Australian money;
“Australian securities” means securities or
other property included in a class of securities
or property specified in the regulations as
Australian securities;
“property” includes securities and rights
under securities;
“resident” means
(a) a person, not being a body corporate,
who is ordinarily resident in Australia;
and
(b) a body corporate which is incorporated
in Australia;
“securities” include shares, stock, bonds,
debentures, debenture stock, treasury bills and notes, and units or sub-units
of a unit trust, and also includes deposit receipts in respect of the deposit
of securities and documents of title to securities.
And in the new Part III at Section 39 (9)
states “Nothing in Part IV shall be taken as limiting the power of the
Governor-General to make regulations under this section for or in relation to
the control or prohibition of the importation or exportation of gold, or
otherwise with respect to gold.”
But from 1973 the Governor-General swore an
Oath of Allegiance to a “Sovereign of Australia”, a corporate patron “Queen of Australia” as under the Royal Style and Titles Act 1973 (Cth) who does
not have the prerogative of the “Crown” of the United Kingdom to the gold as
mentioned.
The Statute Law
Revision Acts 1973-1974 (Cth) removed “of the Commonwealth”
from the Australian system of government and in 1974 in the “Legend” on the
form of paper money to be used as legal tender, the words “Commonwealth of
Australia” were changed to “Australia”
This means that money in the Commonwealth of
Australia can no longer be guaranteed by “the Commonwealth” because the
corporate “Australian Government” now owns and controls “Australian currency”
which is not legal tender currency, is therefore counterfeit and has no equity
in the World’s whole economic and banking systems.
This would also mean that—the Queen’s Most
Excellent Majesty, holder of the “Crown” of the United Kingdom, Elizabeth the
Second by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland and of Her other Realms & Territories Queen, Head of the
Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith—Her Heirs and Successors—and Her loyal
subjects, the people of the Commonwealth of Australia—are not liable—for any
debts incurred or any crimes committed by persons in the corporate Australian system
of government.
The Crimes (Currency)
Act 1981 (Cth) Act No. 122 of 1981, with Sections 1 to 3
commencing on assent 17th September 1981, remainder 16th December 1985, defined
at its Section 3 (1)—
“Australia” includes the external
Territories;
“Australian money” means a coin or paper
money that is, by virtue of a law in force in Australia,
lawfully current in Australia;
“authorized person” means the Treasurer or a
person authorized, in writing, by the Treasurer for the purposes of the
provision in which the expression occurs.
Legal tender Crown Fait Australia Money no
Crown Commonwealth of Australia
no Commonwealth of Australia
Definition “of Commonwealth,” which is clear
and unchallengeable, according to the express wording of the
Preamble and the first six clauses of the “Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1901”
Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act
from 1st January 1901, inter
alia with the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900
(UK)
[63 & 64 Vict.] [Ch.
12].
Preamble WHEREAS the people of- ----- have
agreed to unite in one indissoluble Federal Commonwealth under the Crown of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland and under the Constitution hereby established.
Clause; 1 Short title
This Act may be cited as the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act.
Clause; 2 Act to extend to the Queen’s
successors The Act shall extend to Her Majesty’s heirs and successors in the
sovereignty of the United Kingdom.
Clause; 3 Proclamation of Commonwealth
The Queen may, at any time after the
proclamation, appoint a Governor-General for the Commonwealth
Clause; 4 Commencement of Act
The Commonwealth shall be established, and
the Constitution of the Commonwealth shall take effect, on and after the day so
appointed.
Clause; 5 Operation of the Constitution and
law,
This Act, and all laws made by the “Parliament of the Commonwealth” under the
Constitution, shall be binding on the courts, judges, and people of every State
and of every part of the Commonwealth, notwithstanding anything in the laws of
any State;
Clause; 6 Definitions
The Commonwealth shall
mean the Commonwealth of Australia as established under this Act.
The Australian Government and it’s
Parliament of Australian with it’s Counterfeit fait Money with all Australian
Banks Peddling counterfeit fait money of the Australian Government is NO different than Cocaine labs and their
outlets Peddling Cocaine; it’s all Criminal.
Dick Yardley
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