House Joint Resolution 192 does not come up often on a marketing blog. Here it gets a couple of thousand words, tracing what happened when the gold clause was suspended and what the writer believes that means for every debt since. It is a reading of history rather than legal advice, and you should hold it at that distance.
The blog belongs to two people and splits accordingly. Jeremy Creager writes about marketing consultancy, lead generation and the monetary system. Leah Rose Duke comes from wholistic health, and her side brings a different vocabulary entirely.
Some of the posts are literally ceremonial. One is an intention list written for a full moon, sent to be placed inside a wooden temple at a festival in the desert and burned there. Whatever you make of it, it is published without irony or apology.
Fifteen posts, and no two of them belong to the same genre. Read the monetary history piece for the argument and the intention list for the honesty, and take neither as instruction.