Monetary Reform Talk, 4.09, Part 9: The Solution

Part 9 is the conclusion to his April 8, 2009. Here, Joe recommends the American Monetary Act (http://www.monetary.org/amacolorpamphlet.pdf), a draft of legislation being compiled by the American Monetary Institute as the most workable solution to the current financial crisis,
and also the transparency legislation proposed by Dennis Kucinich.

(Video is an excerpt of Joe Bongiovanni's talk on "America's Debt Crisis and the Need for Monetary Reform", April 8, 2009, Montpelier VT, produced by EconomicStability.org)

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[oldspice4746]

Nice solution however in order to implement this plan will require another civil war, blood shed and the abolishment of the secret membership of the Federal Reserve who use us as pawns while they gather wealth off the backs of taxes from inflating the dollars. They control countries, start wars and have killed Presidents. This is an organized plan to bring us to our knees and place us in a choke hold until we scream uncle and they make us accept a one world government and monetary system.

[EconomicStability]

Well, you got me there.

I think that's the part that Jefferson warned us about - you know, if we let the private bankers control the money, the American people will wake up homeless on the lands their forefathers conquered.

But, you know, I was walking around at Jefferson's Monticello down in Virginia and I was leaning up against this huge old cedar, I think it was, and the message that came to me was to not let those who fouhgt for our right to our own money system die in vain.

So......

[EconomicStability]

And besides, we've got the internet.

[EconomicStability]

Nicos

If you watched the final tape on the solution, AMI's proposed legislation is the monetary model we support.

The Director of AMI, Stephen Zarlenga has written a book: The Lost Science of Money.

Chaper 16 provides a 20 page comparison of our experience in this country with government versus private money creation.

Chapter 14 is all about Colonial currency and Ch. 17 all about the Greenback.

So, how's that private money-creation thing going?

[EconomicStability]

You are most welcome. We will be posting more...

[NicosMind]

Yeah its a great talk. Id be tempted 2 make a playlist & stick it on my page. Shame youtube chanegd the layout cause it really looked better the old way. If someone had playlists you could instantly see. Now theyre hidden away.

I always think of the banking/monetary system as just being the grease of an economy.

I disagre with placing banking in governments hands. Most of our recessions have been largely to blame due to government. And private bankers aid them.

I agree no money from debt

[barryinspace]

Great talk.  Spot on.

[nabeman]

thanks for posting these, favourited.