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The Coming Monetary Reform – Behind the Curtain Talk

The Coming Monetary Reform – Behind the Curtain Talk QUESTION: Okay Marty, You keep saying “the world monetary system will have to be reformed.” Spill! What do you hear behind the curtain? Cheers, EM ANSWER: I just returned from Europe where I had meetings with some high levels of interest. The great concern in Europe is […]

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We need to end growth dependency, but how?

We need to end growth dependency, but how? Introduction: escaping growth-dependency It has long been understood that the standard economic prescription of economic “growth”, to fix multiple economic, social and environmental ills, is highly implausible3. This stems from the elementary observation that you cannot expand the material throughput of the economy (the materials and energy it […]

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Can an Economy Advance Without Savings?

Can an Economy Advance Without Savings? According to Frank Decker, Honorary Associate at the University of Sydney Law School, it certainly can. Not only that, but eschewing savings in favor of “monetisation of assets” will yield better results! I refer to his article in Economic Affairs–Volume 37, Number 3, October 2017–, a publication of the […]

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US national debt accelerating at over a trillion/year in our asset-hole ‘debt supply’ system; demanding monetary reform & public banking yet?

US national debt accelerating at over a trillion/year in our asset-hole ‘debt supply’ system; demanding monetary reform & public banking yet? The US federal government debt is now $19 trillion, having risen over a trillion each year of the Obama administration. This article will examine US economic status, and obvious solutions promoted by many of America’s brightest minds […]

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Interview With Dr. Emma Dawnay on the Swiss Referendum on Monetary Reform

INTERVIEW WITH DR EMMA DAWNAY ON THE SWISS REFERENDUM ON MONETARY REFORM The following questions have been answered by Dr Emma Dawnay, on behalf of Monetäre Modernisierung, the organisation bringing the Swiss Sovereign Money Initiative (or Vollgeld-Initiative in German). The interviewer is The Cobden Centre Editor, Max Rangeley. How does the current monetary system affect […]

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Interview With Lord Turner on Monetary Reform

Interview With Lord Turner on Monetary Reform Max Rangeley: The cover of your book is adorned with the image of Faust and Mephistopheles. In Goethe’s Faust, the Emperor is granted the right to create money ex nihilo, whereas we currently have this Faustian pact with the banks, so before we get into the technocratic, economic […]

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3-minute video: US $18 TRILLION debt being dumped; economic endgame? If so, demand monetary/credit reform or kiss your assets goodbye

3-minute video: US $18 TRILLION debt being dumped; economic endgame? If so, demand monetary/credit reform or kiss your assets goodbye Elliott Wave International’s 3-minute video documents US debt securities being sold by other nations’ governments (and here). This is in context of the historically ever-increasing US federal government’s $18 trillion debt. US “leadership” chose to somehow “freeze” […]

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Fast-track Hands the Money Monopoly to Private Banks — Permanently

Fast-track Hands the Money Monopoly to Private Banks — Permanently It is well enough that the people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.                            […]

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Debt-damned economics: either learn monetary reform, or kiss your assets goodbye (2 of 7)

Debt-damned economics: either learn monetary reform, or kiss your assets goodbye (2 of 7) The following is my high school teaching assignment for Advanced Placement Macroeconomics students (available as extra credit for other classes) on how money is created. I offer this for non-profit use; divided into seven sections: Instructions (1 of 7) Contextual orientation: […]

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