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Feb 13, 2021

Always buying small and large coin collections


Lance Schweiter from New Mexico a Morgan dollar specialist and a coin collection appraiser buys small and large coin collections.

Feel free to contact him directly at +1505-606-9384.

Kindly leave a message as to why you are calling on his voicemail since he receives many spam calls. Thank you for your consideration.
 

Feb 7, 2021

Butterflies out of an ATM


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What is Usury? What does the bible say?




Butterflies out of an ATM


   The money man oppresses you.  

He heaps alleged debt upon you.

You spin into a tizzy as you sell off your future labor.

Your mind falls into depression as your funds dry up.

As you seek opportunities to catapult you into solvency.

Only heaping more alleged debt for every failed opportunity.

Your banker puts his ATM card in the machine and cash is dispensed.

As you put your ATM card in the machine butterflies fly out.

 Your banker revoked your credit.

Your knees are soiled with dirt.

Your tramp stamp is put on the map.

You think the lotto will save you.

What you need is a metamorphosis.

A total transformation.

Base all your transactions on a cash basis.

So that butterflies never haunt you again.

                            


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I was a successful Defendant Counter-Plaintiff for an alleged credit card debt suit by Chase bank. For an $29 fee, I'll share the 47 pages of legal briefs with you through Dropbox.


In England about 1350 a.d. interest on money was against the law. People worked only 13 to 14 weeks a year to support their families. They had 250 holidays at that time.

 

People donated their labor to the Church became apprentices to learn new building skills. Hugh cathedrals with great architectural feats were built that could not be built today. Call 877.492.6467 or 877.49Coins. Louis
                                              Thank You!

A Financial Poem by Louis J. Pinga ©

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