Other Monetary Reform Links


    Mortimer J. Adler
    		  
    Mortimer Adler on Political Liberty and Government Regulation of the Marketplace

    Dr. Mortimer J. Adler on true political freedom being dependent on the "widest possible diffusion of ownership of the means of production and property ownership...You cannot make men citizens if they are dependent upon the arbitrary will of other men for their subsistence." He predicted 50 years ago the "increasing socialization" of the US as based on an incorrect use of government power to redistribute property ownership through taxation (subject to distortion by special interests to their advantage), rather than on correct regulation of the marketplace to prevent massive concentrations of wealth by fewer and fewer men. We would only note that Dr. Adler did not thoroughly study the mechanisms of fractional reserve banking to add prohibition of it - as the primary cause of the unjust concentration of wealth - to the proper regulation of the marketplace. This is an excellent interview of Dr. Adler by Mike Wallace. www.hrc.utexas.edu/multimedia/video/2008/wallace/adler_mortimer.html


    Rev. Rod Parsley
    		   Rev. Rod Parsley on the National Debt and the Fed

    We recommend this sermon for its excellent grasp of the essentials of the topic, even though some minor details of the Fed system described are a bit inaccurate. But he has courage, and got the major points correct.

  • YouTube - National Debt. To whom do we owe it?
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3051024550497129264


    • New England Currency
    http://us.video.aol.com/video.index.adp?pmmsid=1856051


    The August Review - Global Elite Research Center
    We highly recommend this website for further information: http://www.augustreview.com/

    Excellent collection of Monetary Reform links: http://landru.myhome.net/monques/

    Truth in Money, Inc., http://www.truthinmoney.com/index.html
    Promoting sales of Truth In Money book and Figuring Out the Fed book by Thoren & Warner.

    Transaction Net, http://www.transaction.net/index.html
    Promoting new models of doing business online and new systems of monetary exchange.

    A Proposed Bill for Interest Free Loans, http://www.loansinterestfree.com/index.html
    Promoting adoption of HR1452 which would make interest-free  loans available from the federal government to state and local  governments for the exclusive purpose of building and repairing their respective infrastructures. This would allow infrastructure projects to  be built for one-half to one-third the current cost, eliminating the  need to pay interest over 20-30 years and exorbitant bond fees.

    Canada

    Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, http://www.policyalternatives.ca
    Best known for its publications Canadian Forum and The Monitor advocating monetary reform.

    Democracy Watch, http://www.web.net/dwatch/camp/bankdir.html
    Consumer watchdog lobby group which has several campaigns including bank accountability.

    Monetary Reform Magazine,
    http://www.monetary-reform.on.ca/main.shtml
    Excellent reform magazine edited by Ian Woods in Canada.

    United Kingdom

    History of Money, http://www.ex.ac.uk/~RDavies/
    A fountain of information free of charge by Roy Davies in Exeter promoting his 716 page book.

    Canon Peter Challen summarises Mike Rowbotham's presentation to the Forum for Stable Currencies at the House of Lords, 12 Dec. 2001
    http://www.prosperityuk.com/prosperity/articles/mrhol.html

    Europe

    Bank for International Settlements
    http://www.bis.org/about/index.htm

    Social Currency website. Proposes very similar reforms (perhaps influenced by) to the Monetary Reform Act on this website (first presented in 1995). Very good for European Union reform proposals.
    http://www.socialcurrency.be/

    Switzerland
    Bank for International Settlements
    http://www.bis.org/central_bank_hub_overview.htm

    India

    The British Never Quit India
    Colonialism merely morphed to a more insidious form by Nancy Freeman Patchen
    http://www.boloji.com/perspective/193.htm

  

   

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