The fight for financial transaction freedom is on. Below is an overview of the most important developments happening in the state of Tennessee.

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We are pleased to announce that our latest project at Solari has launched! “What the States Can Do: Building the Legal and Financial Infrastructure for Financial Freedom” is a powerhouse collection of resources designed to help busy legislators make the most effective use of their time and sizable constitutional powers. The document presents an overview of steps that some U.S. states already have taken along with steps that have been recommended or considered to preserve financial freedom and state sovereignty.

Once legislators understand the breadth and depth of constitutional powers at their disposal, a wide variety of actions are possible. The contents of this comprehensive package summarize legislative actions (both passed and proposed) in 13 different areas, as well as providing a variety of additional resources:

• Preserving Cash and Checks
• A State Bank
• Protection of Financial Integrity
• Stopping the Digital ID
• Private Currencies and Credit Cards
• State Precious Metals, Precious Metals Reserves, and Bullion Depositories
• Direct and Local Investment
• Doing Business with the State: Banking, Reserves, Pension Funds, Contracting, and Digital Payment and Telecommunications Systems
• Recommendations to Reverse Private Equity Damage
• Taxation
• Protecting Against a Land Grab
• Constitutional Protections
• Food and Health Freedom

Building an independent state infrastructure along the lines described in “What the States Can Do” is a vital step toward weakening the ability of the entities opposed to freedom (whether the federal government, globalist corporate interests, or international or nongovernmental organizations) to interfere with individual and state sovereignty and financial transaction freedom.

Read “What the States Can Do” here.

We had a fantastic launch party for Senator Frank Niceley’s new podcast, Over the Mountain, on Saturday at Riverplains Farm. Frank told us about his plans for the podcast and the story of the Overmountain Men who the show is named for. They’re aiming to have the first episode streaming by the holidays and we’ll make sure and let y’all know when it’s live.