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Like land tax for the war effort.

Must be a continuous war effort.

The currency is boned either way if a jew bank runs it - the problem with something valuable backing the currency is that you have to own the valuable thing. Whoever owns most of the thing also owns the currency, and international jew bankers own most gold.

I recommend checking out The Money Masters, quite a long video, but split into half-hour chapters. To skip to the key point, if the treasury can issue a $100 bond then it can issue a debt-free $100 bill, and issuing just enough to facilitate the transfer of goods and services results in a currency system which serves the people, not the other way round. Fractional reserve banking also needs outlawing, and it describes how to reach that point while keeping the country running smoothly.

Keeping it corruption-free (i.e. Whites only) is a matter of physical defence regardless of system. Gold won't help with jews around - debt has been owed in every dollar in existence since the Wilson constitution breach in 1913, an obviously impossible jew system, and the gold standard was just a mechanism to plunder the gold. Private ownership of bullion was outlawed...

I haven't flown commercial since the TSA was invented. And considering who they are hiring now for maintenance and pilots, I ain't gonna fly no mo.

I flew the October after 911 150 round trip from Westcoast to east.

Gas was 1.01 a gallon.

no fly list, air marshals and anal exams for every muslim tends to keep the boxcutter highjackers from showing up at the terminal, who would have thought...

Most of the people they employ are low iq invaders

Not at PBI it wasn't. I was on one of the first flights to takeoff after 9/11. Pretty normal, just a really packed flight. A week later on my return trip I was one of seven people on a 737, not including crew. That was fuckin wild, but I didn't have to take my shoes off to get on the plane. That whole show thing didn't start until after Richard Ried tried hiding a bomb in his shoe.

Curious but where ??.
I flew more than a couple of times internationally before 9/11, i never recall removing shoes as part of normal border control procedure, both entry or exit - unless you've been removed out of line and are requested to undergo some 'smuggling/ prohibited item investigation'.