I simply don't see how we will avoid monetizing the debt and inflating the currency long term.

Does it need to be current issue coins to be effectively used as currency?

According to Texas state law (Attorney General's Office), a company which offers a "business opportunity" in exchange for up front money, MUST be registered in the state, they MUST present a list of other people who are part of the group AND show ACTUAL income, and they MUST be bonded with a $25k bond made payable to Texas.

I have been involved in trades where no EM was required since other assets were being exchanged.

Then you would have equity that you could move into a larger property through an exchange, if you desired.

It wasn't until 1971 that our currency was taken completely off the Gold Standard, but I understand the gold reserves backing up the currency had shrunk to such a small percentage, it didn't make that big a difference.I've heard opinions that say the Fed should be taken completely out of private hands (the member banks), but that would mean giving all control to the government.

The agendas also include restricting banking regulatory agencies, Comptroller of Currency (that regulates National Banks) and the FDIC regulating all others.

Depreciation directly reduces your tax bill and puts more money in your pockets at the end of every year.Depreciation also gets recaptured at sale, provided you don't do a 1031 exchange.

Though some places let you exchange for gift cards one for another i.e bestbuy let's you buy Amazon card with another giftcard.

When you reduce their rent in exchange for them doing something, they become an employee.