Monetary Evolution, Not Monetary Nuclear Disaster
“Monetary reform is the critical missing element needed to move humanity back from the brink of economic destruction and nuclear disaster, away from a future dominated by fraud, ugliness and warfare, toward a world of justice and beauty.”
Above is an excerpt from The Need For Monetary Reform By Stephen Zarlenga. Permission to reprint this excerpt requested.
Members of various political parties, scholars, various civil organizations, peace and justice groups, and individuals of every nation call out for monetary reform, but alone, none have the ability to affect any sort of change.
Some recommend complete change of the money system as quickly as possible.
However, too much change too fast can cause widespread misunderstanding and various disasters.
Here is the hidden problem in the USA: In 1913 the Federal Reserve was advertised as a non-profit entity that would return all profits to the US Treasury.
However, over time, the bankers of the Federal Reserve System have devised ways to extract all profit from the system for personal use while constantly devaluing our money and using the complex trade mechanism of Banker’s Acceptances to extract profits and create chaos in national and international economies producing endless conflicts and contributing to global warming.
It is possible to re-direct the existing bank and money infrastructure of the USA to produce various desired outcomes by using executive orders and by taking a few steps at a time, rather than attempting to get everyone to agree on a total replacement of the system.
The Federal Reserve System is the role model for the world.
By updating the Federal Reserve System to return all profits to citizens and taxpayers and having the bank and money system support a sustainable, environmentally friendly economy we create a new bank and money system role model for the world.
The concept for the re-direction of the existing bank and money infrastructure of the USA is posted here as A Proposal for an Economics of Goodwill Proclamation.
The proposed Economics of Goodwill Proclamation is presented as is, and the various members of the proposed Coalition may propose various amendments and additions.
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Introduction to the Supporting Documentation for the Proposed Economics of Goodwill Proclamation