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II. Currency Standards and Universal Principles
  
  2.1 General Principles of Currency  
  Article 07- Authority to Issue Currency  
7.1 Authority to Issue Currency  
  Whilst all free men and women have the absolute right to issue their own currency, every functioning society upon the planet place such restrictions upon men and women exercising their rights by claiming a higher authority to issue currency and prevent men and women from issuing their own currencies.  
  Any society that abrogates the rights of men and women to issue their own currency means that any labor equity underwriting is effectively as slaves. In contrast, all Ucadian societies that recognize the sovereign rights of men and women members who then assign their rights to the society for safe management must always be considered sovereign labor equity backed currency.  
7.2 Fiat Currency  
  By definition, any currency that claims to be Fiat, by its original Latin meaning, implies a superior currency as issued by a sovereign entity recognized by the representatives of the Divine Creator, not by any claimed promise of labor support its value. Any definition to the contrary is legally and historically in error.
  
  The true origin of “Fiat” is not via the Latin fieri, facere (to make, do) but as a new word created under the Roman financial structure established from the end of the fourteenth century and the birth of the first sovereign banks at the end of the 14th Century.
 
  The original meaning of Fiat is not “to make, do, let it be done” but “trust, confidence, reliance, belief in the treasury”, constructed from abbreviation of fides = trust, confidence, faith, belief and atrium = hall or entrance in a Roman house, temple or Roman building”, the traditional location of ancient Roman money exchangers.
 
7.3 False claims of Fiat Currency by major debt currencies  
  Fiat currency and Fiat money is commonly misused to describe certain present day debt based currencies of alternate societies, implying such currencies have both recognition by the true representatives of the Divine Creator and appointed Sovereigns when in fact neither is true.
  
  Instead, all present currencies claimed as fiat currencies are in fact debt backed promissory notes, having no real value of underwriting other than the claims of a national or regional government of a society.
  
7.4 The highest authority to issue currency is from Heaven  
  It cannot be disputed that logically, morally and legally the highest authority to issue currency is when such authority can be clearly demonstrated to come from Heaven.  
  Therefore the most valuable and highest authority fiat currency in the world today are those Ucadian Currencies issued against Supreme Credits as issued from One Heaven.  
  Any denial of this fact by any society shall immediately render any legal claim of authority of their own currency as null and void.  
     
     
 
 

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