5 Smart Financial Decisions That Will Make Your Life Easier
By Justin Weinger Money is one of the biggest causes of stress in the world today, and it’s easy to look back on the financial mistakes we’ve made in the past and wish we’d taken more care at the time. In this article, we’ll look at certain approaches you can take and habits […]
Real Democracy Requires a Separation of Money and State
By Thomas L. Knapp As we enter a new year, the running battle between the world’s governments and the world-changing technology known as “cryptocurrency” continues. As 2019 drew to an end, Swiss president Ueli Maurer asserted that Facebook’s digital currency (not a real cryptocurrency), Libra, has failed “because central banks will not accept the […]
The Key to a Sustainable Economy Is 5,000 Years Old
by Ellen Brown We are again reaching the point in the business cycle known as “peak debt,” when debts have compounded to the point that their cumulative total cannot be paid. Student debt, credit card debt, auto loans, business debt and sovereign debt are all higher than they have ever been. As economist […]
If the University of Alabama Doesn’t Need Hugh Culverhouse, Jr.’s Money, it Doesn’t Need Yours
By Thomas L. Knapp Last year, Florida attorney and philanthropist Hugh Culverhouse, Jr. donated $26.5 million to the University of Alabama. The university, grateful for its largest private contribution ever, reciprocated by naming its law school after him. Hugh and UA, sittin’ in a tree … On June 7, the UA’s board of trustees […]
The Bankers’ “Power Revolution”: How the Government Got Shackled by Debt
by Ellen Brown This article is excerpted from my new book Banking on the People: Democratizing Money in the Digital Age, available in paperback June 1. The U.S. federal debt has more than doubled since the 2008 financial crisis, shooting up from $9.4 trillion in mid-2008 to over $22 trillion in April 2019. The debt […]
CAGW—Citizens Against Government Waste
By Sigrid Weidenweber Most of us have heard, many times, how government institutions and offices have wasted and, yes, allowed larcenous people to defraud Medicare, Welfare, Social Security, Healthcare and any other number of government-administered programs. Add to that the waste occurring in the military, in Congress and any other program funded with […]
The Public Banking Revolution Is Upon Us
by Ellen Brown As public banking gains momentum across the country, policymakers in California and Washington state are vying to form the nation’s second state-owned bank, following in the footsteps of the highly successful Bank of North Dakota, founded in 1919. The race is close, with state bank bills now passing their first […]
Money in Politics and the Complacency Effect
By Jim Sullivan On March 5th of this year the New York Times published an op-ed piece by Tim Wu titled “What the Public Wants, It doesn’t Get.” Mr. Wu correctly stated that our governing class caters primarily to the combined influence of industry groups and donor interests. The wants and needs of […]
Let’s do follow the climate money!
By Paul Driessen The climate crisis industry incessantly claims that fossil fuel emissions are causing unprecedented temperature, climate and weather changes that pose existential threats to human civilization and our planet. The only solution, Climate Crisis, Inc. insists, is to eliminate the oil, coal and natural gas that provide 80% of the energy that makes […]
What is the Process to Install a New Monetary System?
. .. . By Alan Myers The Federal Reserve Acts are laws, they are not Constitutional Amendments. Therefore, in order to rid ourselves of the disease that is the FED, the FED Acts and all their amendments must be REPEALED. To accomplish the REPEAL, a sufficient number of elected employees, in the House must vote […]
