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II. Currency Standards and Universal Principles
  
  2.1 General Principles of Currency  
  Article 08- Valid and Invalid Currency  
8.1 Valid Currency  
  It is a principle sovereign right recognized by all Ucadian societies that sovereign men and women have the absolute right to issue their own currency.  
  Such rights cannot be abrogated without also devaluing the associated work and energy associated as equity by men and women whose rights have been corrupted. Instead, all Charters and most sacred covenants of membership of all Ucadian societies recognize the agreement between all members that no individual members shall exercise their absolute sovereign rights to issue currency, instead granting such power and authority to the Executive to issue currency on behalf of all members of the free society for the benefit of all members and the Society as a whole.  
  A currency issued under such agreement, without duresss, as all Ucadian currencies are issued is the most valid and superior of all currencies.  
8.2 Invalid currency backed by hidden instruments and enslavement without distributing capital and equity  
  Any currency underwritten by hidden instruments such as birth certificate bonds to the effect that men and women are bonded to their labor equity supporting the currency but without any clear distribution of such equity is invalid from its beginning.  
  Such currency has no moral, legal nor spiritual standing, therefore is based only on the maintenance of untruth.  
8.3 Instruments issued in defiance of the common agreement of sovereign members  
  Where a member in defiance of the terms of their membership issues any currency instrument, thereby breaking the solemn covenant of all members to permit the Executive of the society to issue currency for the benefit of the whole society shall be invalid from the time of its issue as such an instrument has no legal standing.  
     
     
     
 
 

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