Home / Contact

REPORT DEAD LINKS --- we can't keep this site up-to-date without your help

 

THIS TABLE IS A COMMON HEADER / THE INFORMATION BELOW THIS TABLE IS UNIQUE TO THIS PAGE
20 Questions / Front cover / page 1.....................................................Page. 1
Introductory information ...................................................................Page. 2
Table Of Contents..............Links to every page in the book............Page. 3

Read the entire book online -- right here, right now. CLICK ON PAGE 3 ABOVE and click on the various subjects in whatever sequence suits your fancy. You Da Boss!

This is a 52-page, INTRODUCTION to our new 220-page book “What YOU, I, the EXPERTS, our GOVERNMENT, the AMERICAN PUBLIC and WIKIPEDIA do not know about our Money and Banking system" . . .it is an amazing story of how the engine, the fulcrum and the heart and soul of capitalism works.

The following is on the back cover of the 52-page book and the inside of the back cover

10 DAY TRIAL -- ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -- RETURN FOR FULL REFUND IF NOT SATISFIED

PRICE $6.00 EACH - 52 pages / Lay-flat, plastic comb binding / 8-1/2 x 11" / includes shipping by U.S. mail to all addresses within the U.S.

Some typical articles in the 220 page complete book

  1. Paper Money was not created by God. It was invented by humans
  2. The creation of temporary but real money by banks through loans..
  3. Creating money out of thin air
  4. Paper money protects banks in the event of a bank run
  5. Interest on the national debt -- ($400 Billion / year)
  6. Interest Rates. How and why are they set?
  7. Is the suppression of knowledge typical of those in power?
  8. An argument against Balanced Budgets
  9. 169 original questions and answers about “Money Facts”. This is derived from Rep. Patman’s book, “A Primer On Money” a breakthrough publication that first explained, in plain English, how money and banking works. We owe a lot to this warrior for the common man
  10. Too much information. A confusing cacophony of economic theory
  11. How home loans are supposed to work and how they really work
  12. What is the basic job of a banker ?
  13. David Brooks does a pretty good job of explaining why this current financial crisis is so difficult to handle
  14. An exercise in logic. Is the Fed trying to keep us in the dark?
  15. Wright Patman / An American Hero
  16. Money laws are vague, and laws are not supposed to be that way
  17. Should the United States abandon the Federal “Reserve”?
  18. Abraham Lincoln’s Monetary Policy (1865)
  19. The legal foundations of our Banking, Money and Finance laws.
  20. Laws related to the requirements that must be met prior to opening a bank in California
  21. California Bank Requirements -- abstracted from the California Financial CodeA link to the complete and actual California State law on banking
  22. Silver Bullet Plan -- A report about using the natural wealth of our country wisely to solve our banking and economic problems.
  23. Author’s background
  24. In 1985, there was more than 100 times as much horsepower per person as there was in 1900. All that added horsepower should have contributed significantly to our standard of living and national wealth. Why haven’t we eliminated poverty and increased the efficiency of our schools?
  25. Who runs our banking system? Is it the American Government, The Federal “Reserve” or the International Bankers?
  26. Home ownership is the backbone of this country.
  27. There is no limit to how much money our country can safely make
  28. Can paper money legitimately be created out of thin air by bank lending?
  29. The mechanics of Fractional “Reserve” Banks creating money through loans
  30. The amazing story of Fractional “Reserve” Banking
  31. How common people can start banks ... make a decent living -- and help create wealth for borrowers and the nation as a whole
  32. Narrow, Community Bank System
  33. But Governor, You Can Create Money! Just Form A State Bank -- by Ellen Brown
  34. Borrowing and Lending simplified
  35. What is the significance of our debts to foreign countries?
  36. Why are we so afraid of unemployment? Wouldn’t it be wonderful if 25% of us could do all
  37. the work while 75% of us played or otherwise had fun?