Letter to Colorado Governor Jared Polis

Mr. Governor,

I am writing to inform you of a major problem that your state and the surrounding area will be facing soon and to advise you on strategies to put in place to ensure people are well informed and able to take care of themselves. 

Before I get into the problem, I’d like to propose a scenario. Imagine that tomorrow, your budget was cut by 80-100%. While this scenario may seem remote, consider how just 100 years ago, the Weimar Republic (present day Germany) experienced this exact situation. The German Mark collapsed at an exponential rate and the fallout was a chaotic and catastrophic as you might imagine. Adam Ferguson has written a book on this called “When Money Dies” that documents this period prior to the rise of Nazi Germany that I would recommend. Another book I would recommend here is “Debt: The First 5000” by the late anthropologist David Graeber. My prediction is that this is not only coming soon, but that it should and must come soon (more on that in a moment). When that day comes, how will you fund your police? Moreover, how will grocery stores pay their vendors? How will gas stations secure gasoline? Who will pay utility workers? What will the millions of people in your surrounding area do?

Why is this scenario going to happen? 

Because the dollar is debt and the debt is fabricated from nothing and therefore all debt contracts are voidable because they fail to provide valuable consideration to the loan recipient. These banks and lenders cannot prove loss and therefore cannot legally seek remedy in a court of justice if people default on their loans. This will kill the value of the dollar overnight and slash the state’s budget by 80-100%. 

Furthermore, any court, sheriff, governor or person who acts on these fraudulent contracts with threats to evict people from their homes or deprive them of their property will be engaging in criminal actions and be punishable by law and/or people’s rights to self-defense. People are already intentionally defaulting on their mortgages, car loans, credit cards, student loans, and government loans (taxes) which will break the dollar and this government and economy run by the monopoly of the Federal Reserve. 

I am a part of a large group of people locally and around the world who are not only anticipating this happening but actively accelerating it via our own debt defaults. The reason this is necessary and moral is because the current system of debt based money is a city and civilization destroyer mathematically designed to defraud people out of their livelihoods and it has to be brought to an end as soon as possible. 

What needs to be done? 

1. Food: You need to get a food supply ready for people - if you can provide grants to people to secure 2 weeks of emergency food, this will allow people to not panic during the crisis.

2. Water: You need to secure a water supply for people - again, 2 weeks of 1 gallon per person per day is needed. If people can just get the containers to fill up in their house now, this will be sufficient. 

3. Gold and Silver: You need to use the credit limit of the city of Parker to secure Gold and Silver so that you can attempt to maintain a functional government during this time.

4. Moral Instruction: You need to start teaching people how to suffer and live morally and to break their consumeristic habit. Hosting events through-ought the region elevating voices of peace and love that teach people to take responsibility for themselves and their lives is critical at this time. 

5. Culture of Volunteerism: You need to encourage a culture of volunteerism where people look out for their neighbors (volunteer fire departments, volunteer deputies, etc).

6. Stand Down Orders: You need to tell the district courts and the local police officers to stand down on any and all court cases involving banks and other lending institutions. 

7. Culture of Farming: You need to start working now with local farmers to develop strategies for teaching people how to farm locally and how to use farmable land in our area for growing food. 

8. Energy Plan: You need to develop an energy plan so certain services can maintain operations (hospitals, water, etc)

9. Communication Plan: You need to develop a communication plan. Without utilities or gasoline, how can you communicate to people during the most chaotic first few weeks? Can you set-up stations strategically throughout the area, like at local fire departments, with official radio communications so people can get information locally? 

If you would like to discuss this more, you can call me at the number below

Warmly,

Zach Moore

Email: Zachtravismoore@gmail.com

Phone: