Story by David Beard, The Dominion Post
Charleston, W.V.A. – Carbon, trees and gold attracted the attention of Senate committees on Monday.
The SB 618 will create a state carbon exchange program administered by the Forestry Department. This will monitor the sale and purchase of carbon credit generated by wooden crop restrictions and other forestry practices.
It says, “Any carbon credit can be sold in West Virginia other than West West Virginia Carbon Exchange in West Virginia.”
And, clearly, it states that the citizens of the country of special concern are disqualified by citizens or governments of the country to register for the citizens exchange.
The Senate government organization saw the bill.
Speaking for David McMahon, West Virginia Surface Owners Rights Organization, he said that he objected to this as it can prevent the owners of the West Virginia to earn money from their trees if they scientifically hire their trees to manage their trees, they oppose the state.
The committee approved the bill in a voice vote and went next to the finance. The committee’s lawyer said that a fiscal note has been requested to have been requested on the financial impact of the bill for the state, but has not yet been supplied.
The SB 749 is the West Virginia Legal Tender Act, which is taken by the Banking and Insurance Committee.
It creates a state bullion depository to accept the deposits of gold and silver bullion and space (coins). With the depository, the state can install metal-supported “transactions currency”, which will serve as a legal tender to pay loans and taxes through electronic transfer-as an alternative to-an alternative to-gracious paper currency.
The committee’s counsel said that the constitutionality of the bill can be said in question because states may not take money, according to Article I, Section 8 of the US Constitution: Congress will have the power to shrink money, regulate its value.
However, two advocates for the exchange reported that the senator Section 10 appears to allow Section 10 of the same article to allow this practice: “No state will create anything, but gold and silver coins tender in loan payment.”
Sakshi Kevin Freeman wrote a book called “Pirate Money” on this subject. He served as a Pentagon and Federal Agency Advisor and said that the founder did not want money without paper as it could ruin commerce.
He said that 25 states are considering this idea. “You must be ahead of the curve; You should be a leader, not a follower. “The US government, he said, the leftist ESG is making paper currency a weapon for the leftist Equity.”
The Jason Cousins is accompanied by a glint, a platform that enables users to own Gold Bullion and use the Glint App to make electronic payments worldwide. They simply used it, he said, for an airplane flight, for a hotel and Starbucks.
“This is just another way to pay; It is another type of account. ,
Finance Chair Eric Tar, R-Pootam asked it about the intelligence of launching it in an atmosphere of inflation, with the possibility that Feds could seize all gold, as he did in 1933 when President Franklin Roosevelt had removed the nation from the standard of gold.
Framina said FDR seized gold as it was being deposited, but was later forbidden to seize the Supreme Court’s decision used for legal tender.
The chairman of the committee, Mike Azinger, R-Wood, told the members that the meeting was only an introduction to the issue. Members agreed to their proposal to create a study resolution for 2024 intrams, so they could bring back the bill for full consideration and action in 2025.