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Hyperinflation, Inflation or Stability ?

by Peter on January 26th, 2011

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We begin a video discussion on the topic that Austrian economics proponent Mr. Kaj Grussner says public money advocates are avoiding – the likelihood that monetary reform along the lines of the NEED Act would cause inflation of hyperinflation.

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NEED Act Benefit to the States: Coffee with Joe 1-20-11

by Peter on January 21st, 2011

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Pete calculates how much money might be created in one year in the US under the NEED Act and comes up with a figure of $423 billion (3% of the $14.1 Trillion US GDP in 2009).

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The NEED Act–Neither Inflationary nor Deflationary: Coffee with

by Peter on January 10th, 2011

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Joe highlights the governing principle of the monetary authority in the NEED Act, HR 6550.

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Consider H.R. 6550!: An Appeal to VT Senators Sanders and Leahy

by Peter on January 3rd, 2011

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Joe and Pete ask Pete’s US Senators Sanders and Leahy to have their best economics people read Dennis Kucinich’s brand-new NEED Act, the National Employment Emergency Defense Act, which would completely reform the debt-based monetary system we have h

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The NEED Act, H.R. 6550: The National Emergency Employment Defense Act of 2010

by Peter on December 26th, 2010

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Cick here for a PDF of Dennis Kucinich’s brand new monetary reform act.

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Coffee with Joe 12-16-10: The Year in Review

by Peter on December 17th, 2010

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It’s looking like Dennis Kucinich will not be entering his monetary reform bill in Congress this fall; 2010 will not go down as one of the great years in monetary reform history. So, instead of reviewing the year, Joe reviews the the fundamental we

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Coffee with Joe 12-9-10: Questions for Bernanke and Summers

by Peter on December 12th, 2010

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Joe asks the questions of Ben Bernanke that Scott Pelley missed in the recent 60 Minutes interview; then extends those questions to Larry Summers who warned of a double dip recession if we didn’t pass the tax compromise before the US Congress right

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Coffee with Joe 12-2-10: A Video Essay to Senator Sanders

by Peter on December 5th, 2010

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Joe and Pete’s belated entry to VT Senator Bernie Sanders’ essay contest asking for help to start a “serious conversation about how we move towards a balanced budget that is fair to working people and the middle class.” We won’t get there by cutti

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Coffee with Joe 11-30-10: Monetary Alchemy

by Peter on December 1st, 2010

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Quote from Bank of England Governor Mervyn King’s Oct. 25 2010 speech: “”…eliminating fractional reserve banking explicitly recognises(sic) that the pretence that risk-free deposits can be supported by risky assets is alchemy.”

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Coffee with Joe 11-15-10: Monetary Sovereignty at Risk

by Peter on November 18th, 2010

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The recent meeting of the G-20 in South Korea yielded little but conflict and platitudes from President Obama, but our boys use the event to discuss international efforts to address the financial crisis.

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