THE WARNING documentary, & Upcoming free seminars

THE WARNING documentary, & Upcoming free seminars

Dear Friends of the American Monetary Institute:
Please circulate this message.
Two things:

First - FRONTLINE has produced a remarkable documentary titled "The Warning" which has aired on PBS Television across the nation and which will now force major changes in the Obama administration.
It documents how Sumners, Greenspan and Ruben attacked and blocked Mrs. Brooksley Born, who was in charge of the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) when she warned of the derivatives danger in the mid 90s and heroically fought to regulate them. This is really HOT stuff and if the President is at all conscious, Sumners and Geithner will be driven from his administration! This brilliant presentation takes the problem that created the crisis back through the mentally challenged Greenspan, to its origin in his philosophical mentor, Ayn Rand. A must see show. You can watch this highly recommended documentary at
http://video.pbs.org/video/1302794657
OR google: frontline the warning for a more direct link.

Second - We have 4 free monetary seminars in November and December. Participate if you can, and Please forward this announcement to your friends in those cities.

Washington, DC:
November 17-19; various private meetings. Some limited time slots still open.
Congressional Aides and organization leaders please call 224-805-2200 to arrange an appointment.

Chatham, in Columbia County, upstate New York, a public meeting:
Tuesday, November 24th, 6: 30 PM
at the Morris Memorial Building, at 21 Park Row, Chatham, NY, 12037

New York City a public Ami Chapter meeting discussing the monetary problem and its solution:
At the Henry George School, 121 E. 30th St., NY, 10016. November 30, at 6:00 PM.

Cleveland, Ohio, a free public meeting on the monetary and banking crisis.
Saturday December 12th at 10 am - 1 pm, at the
Peace House, 10916 Magnolia Ave., University Circle, Cleveland, Ohio 44106

Hope to see you and your friends at these meetings.
Warm regards,
Stephen Zarlenga
Director,
American Monetary Institute
Confirm at 224-805-2200