Since 1996, the Institute has provided materials on our website aimed at educating the public and our legislators on the nation’s monetary problem (a privatized monetary system run amok) and how to repair and reform it. Since 2003 our research results were published and available in The Lost Science of Money book by Stephen Zarlenga. From 2005 the Institute has held an annual Monetary Reform Conference in Chicago and publicized its American Monetary Act, as the comprehensive solution to the developing monetary/banking crisis. All these are viewable at http://www.monetary.org.
Dear Friends of the American Monetary Institute (AMI),
Monetary reform is advancing rapidly, because it must, in order to resolve our national crisis.
There are two links below that are MUST viewing, and please forward them to your email lists.
On this link http://cspanjunkie.org/?p=1724 Congressman Dennis Kucinich describes the economic and monetary crisis for one hour on the floor of the House of Representatives. You can see what a devoted and great leader he is. View it all. At about 40 minutes in, he discusses Stephen Zarlenga and our monetary reform proposal - a must see!
Please enjoy the second link immediately, and set aside an hour to view the first link.
The internet is allowing a marvelous communication process to take place in our land, in this time of crisis. Please use it fully, forwarding this to your friends and let me know their reactions.
This is our monthly AMI meeting to introduce new people to our program and goals, have an active discussion and go over updates from the existing members and what they have accomplished in the last month. This is our 7th meeting since the formation of the Seattle Chapter. Here is the information from our flyer:
The Seminar will Discuss:
* How America’s Monetary Power works and how it was privatized.
* How and why the money power must be restored to society for the general welfare.
* How the money power became is kept in place by false theory and solutions that treat the symptoms only.
* And much more.
First a belated Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and Seasons Greetings to all!
2008 was nasty in terms of the financial establishments long term harming of the American People becoming visible to all. Many have long realized the damage that was being done; now there’s no excuse for anyone to not see it - especially Congressmen!
The positive part of 2008 is we are closer to achieving monetary reforms than since the Great Depression. The developing financial devastation has begun to open minds to the great need for monetary reform.
Some in Congress still believe that infrastructure expenditures are all that is needed (Forget the ones who don’t even want that - they won’t be around for long!) but our best legislators understand this is the time for real monetary reform.
One of the clearest statements on how to do this ever delivered on the House Floor was made Friday by Congressman Dennis Kucinich.
See:
Watch it over and over this Sunday! Email it to your friends and ask them to watch it, and to further email it to their friends, etc. Folks, this is the real thing. Help publicize it. Do what you can to support it. Understand monetary reform by reading the American Monetary Act at our website: http://www.monetary.org/amacolorpamphlet.pdf
Stay in Touch in 09 friends. Its going to be an important year for monetary reform. We do need and rely on your help.
This is our monthly AMI meeting to introduce new people to our program and goals, have an active discussion and go over updates from the existing members and what they have accomplished in the last month. This is our 6th meeting since the formation of the Seattle Chapter. Here is the information from our flyer:
The Seminar will Discuss:
How America’s Monetary Power has been usurped and privatized.
How and why the money power must be restored to society for the general welfare,
This is the official legislative text version of the Monetary Transparency Act. It is currently in the Financial Services Committee in the House of Representatives.
And here is the text of H.R. 7260
The Transparency in the Creation of Wealth Act of 2008
110th CONGRESS 2d Session H. R. 7260
To increase the quality and public accessibility of research by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System on the effects of monetary policy on the distribution of wealth in the United States, and the proportion of newly created monetary resources directed into various sectors of the economy, and for other purposes.
An historic development has occurred. Congressman Dennis Kucinich of Ohio, U.S. Presidential Candidate in 2004 and 2008, has introduced legislation requiring disclosure of the kind of information that would have made it much harder for the financiers to create the financial crisis in the first place!
This is the most courageous monetary action taken by any congressman or senator in decades, thrusting Congressman Kucinich to the fore in leadership to solve our monetary crisis. View his victory speech conclusion at our website to understand more will follow!