What is a Note?
Generally speaking, a “note” usually means a promissory note. A promissory note is a promise to pay. To whom payment will be made, and the amount to be paid must be specified. Federal Reserve Notes are not notes within the standard definition, but only “token notes” governed by intent. At one time Federal Reserve Notes were redeemable in specie (coin) and the Notes specifically stated “Pay to the bearer on demand…[the exchange value of the note],” but no longer is this the case. NESARA resolves these concerns by defining new terms and clarifying the definitions of some of the old terms in the law. See the on line dictionary as well.
