Focus on the Fed Rally '07 (Part 2 of 2), Norman Kurland

(Part II—"A Plan for Closing the Wealth Gap") Dr. Norman Kurland delivers address before the Federal Reserve Building (Washington, DC, April 2007) at the third annual "Focus on the Fed Rally." Dr. Kurland is a human rights lawyer-economist and broadened ownership pioneer. He calls for reforming the Federal Reserve to get money power to the people by creating interest-free money to finance a Capital Homestead account for every citizen.

Join us at our annual "Focus on the Fed" Rally! Our next rally, co-sponsored by the Center for Economic and Social Justice (www.cesj.org) and the American Revolutionary Party (www.AmericanRevolutionaryParty.US), will be held on Friday, April 18, 2008 in front of the Federal Reserve Building (Constitution Avenue) in Washington, DC. This year's theme is "Peace and Prosperity Through Monetary Justice." For more information, contact the Center for Economic and Social Justice at thirdway@cesj.org.

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[jbryant13]

"as a lawyer I can tell you law schools teach you the law, but they don't teach you justice"

Aint THAT the truth !

Unfortunately we now have a totally distorted sense of justice, where right is wrong and wrong is right.

[jbryant13]

LOL !

[ourearthhome]

Binary economics is correct and inspiring. The only problem is that it is incorrect in lumping land in with capital. Land is not capital for obvious reasons and because the earth belongs to everyone in common and since the community creates land value, the earth and its value in justice should be shared via the idea of the land value tax. Capital could properly be shared via Kelso's brilliant suggestion to have labor become widespread owners of the tools they use in production.

[janosabel]

If the details of this speech can be supported by sound evidence and strong advocacy, no fiduciary authority has the right to ignore it; but has an obligation to engage in "affirmative investigation" as the custom prevails in Jurisprudence.

No government or government department or any other fiduciary authority can calim to have the legitimacy of the nation its supposed to serve if it does not fulfill its fiduciary duty to investigate such a well presented "pleading" as Norman's here.

[Searle8]

My project which is still evolving and nearing completion as far as the basics are concerned goes beyond Binary Economics. My p2pfoundation entry on Transfinancial Economics gives the most authorative data on the subject, and may be updated again.

RS.

[ZenArrow]

Everybody needs to understand how it works, and have hope and faith in it. And go on strike if need be to get the attention and stop the government crushing it.

Peaceful revolution, no more wars.

Peace by respect and kindness and equality.

Beat swords into pruning hooks, feed the world, house everyone, and there will be no crime, no wars, no one lacking. Design everything to include everyone as equals with no double standards. Automate everything, stop chasing money, do maintenance, in paradise.

[blastingcaps]

Its awesome he's got a brotha standing behind him. throwin' some.."mm hmm's" and "thats right baby!"s' in there.

Love it.

[blastingcaps]

everybody needs this plan. send it to everybody.

[evstatheos]

The cause being binary economics. The fundamental right of ownership of capital wealth to all citizens of the world! For how can anyone feel he or she is a part of the world if they have no stake in it!So the distribution of the new technology and our resources of Mother Earth should be owned by all of mankind!As Buckminster Fuller would say that we are all on planet ship Mother Earth were hurling through the galaxy what can we do to enhance the human experience!