The American Monetary Institute
Presents
Contact: Stephen Zarlenga 224-805-2200
Where: Cannon House Office Building , Room 304, Washington DC
When: Thursday April 23, 2009. Presentations at 10:00 AM and at 2:00 PM
What: The American Monetary Act - legislation which fundamentally reforms our private credit system, replacing it with a government money system.
How: The Federal Reserve becomes incorporated into the U.S. Treasury. Banks no longer have the accounting privilege of creating our money supply. All their previously issued credit is converted into U.S. Money through an elegant and gentle accounting change, which has been described as brilliant. New money is introduced by the government spending it into circulation for infrastructure starting with the $2.2 trillion the A.S.C.E. tells us is needed to maintain our infrastructure over the next 5 years.
Infrastructure will include the necessary human infrastructure of health care and education.
Banks are encouraged to continue lending as profit making companies, but are no longer allowed to create our money supply.
Thus, The American Monetary Act nationalizes the money system, not the banking system. Banking is not a proper function of government, but providing the nation’s money supply is a key function of government.
Who: The American Monetary Institute, organized in 1996 as a publicly supported charitable trust (501 C3), is the leading U.S. think tank on monetary history, theory and reform.
Why: Because the crisis our present malformed banking and money system has caused is crying out for reform, not merely regulation. It has visibly brought the world economy to its knees; it has concentrated wealth to unacceptable levels, and it now places the future development of humanity at risk.
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