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"Over
time, whoever
controls the money system controls the nation."
Stephen Zarlenga, Director
Introducing
Monetary
Thought to Students of All Ages:
THE LOST SCIENCE OF MONEY book
is available immediately!!
(Please ignore Amazon bookseller's false
statement that it's out of print!)
Proposed
Legislation which resolves the current crisis:
The American
Monetary Act is ready for public comment
The Monetary
Transparency Act is also in preparation
The 2008 Conference:
AMI 2008 Monetary
Reform Conference at Roosevelt University, in Chicago, Sept.
25-28, 2008
2008 Conference
Schedule: Topics, Photos and Bios of Speakers (Be sure to see
the
fascinating sessions on Usury)
Special
Offer To all Thom Hartman Show Listeners to Thoms interview with
Stephen Zarlenga: click and email us your postal address and we'll
send you a free one hour audio CD on monetary reform!
2006 Conference
Report and
Description of Speakers
The entire conference is available on 4 audio CD's for
only $75
Zarlenga's speech at
the
U.S. Treasury (Dec. 4, 2003)
Stephen
Zarlenga's Presentation to the Green
Party's National Convention - GREENING THE
DOLLAR
- Reclaiming democratic Values
Through Monetary Reform Thursday July
12, 2007
Here is
our proposed "Greening the Dollar" Monetary Reform Plank
FREE Monetary
Seminar for Chicago Area People,
Wednesday July 23,
2008
(Click
on "view upcoming events" below to see the West Coast schedule)
Regarding our
being mentioned in a recent "Le Monde" article:
Au
Lecteurs du journal "LeMonde" : Veuillez observer "La
nécessité d'une réforme monétaire" traduit
en français par un de nos membres
Ole
Mackeprang. Svp cliquer ici.
The Great
Need
for Monetary Reform - a brief essay
Congressman
Dennis Kucinich, 2008 Candidate for the Presidency of the United States
of America addressed
our 2006 and 2005 Conferences
WAMC's Dr.
Allan Chartok Interviews Stephen Zarlenga (Audio & ipod)
Observations
of the
1987 Stock Market Crash -
Why "hedge funds" do not add market
liquidity when it is needed
Please
Donate to
the American Monetary Institute
Here's why the AMI considers the Austrian School as monetarily illiterate
and
not having done their homework:
A
Refutation of Menger's Theory of the Origin of Money
Click
to view AMI
upcoming Events Schedule
Speeches and
Articles:
A Brief
Monetary History of the United States
Is the
Federal Reserve System part of the U.S. Government?
The Historic "Chicago
Plan" for Monetay Reform
(S. Zarlenga
speech at 2005 AMI Monetary Reform Conference) This Proposal came out
of the University of Chicago (my Alma Mater) before it went over to the
"Dark Side" with market worship!
The War of
Private vs Public Control of Society's Money Power
The
Order of Battle: Adam Smith
vs.
Aristotle
(S. Zarlenga's speech at the October 2004 Bromsgrove Conference)
Economics Has
Become A Clandestine Religion
Speech given on our 2005 Southwest Tour through 8 states
Why
Philosophers Should De-Certify Economics as a "Science"
Speech given at Radford University to the International Philosophers
for Peace Conference, June, 2004
S.
Zarlenga's speech at the
TOES
(The
Other Economic Summit,
Brunswick, Georgia in Opposition to the G8 Summit at nearby Sea Island,
June 10, 2004)
The Usury Problem
Remains
(Talk to Lord
Sudeley's Monday Club, Carlton House,
London, May
5, 2004)
Introduction
to the
Institute
Stephen
Zarlenga Interviewed by
Alistair McConnachie of Prosperity Magazine
June and July, 2004
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the American Monetary Institute
AMI
Quarterly Bulletins
American
Money Scene -Bulletin # 1 Dec. 2004
American
Money Scene - Bulletin # 2; May 2005
American Money Scene - Bulletin #
3; January, 2006
American Money Scene
- Bulletin# 4, April, 2007
Book Reviews on
Monetary Topics
"Rights vs Privileges"
by
Robert De Fremery,
reviewed by S. Zarlenga
"The
Soul of Money" by Lynne Twist,
reviewed by Steven
Walsh
"The
Future of
Money" by Bernard Lietaer,
reviewed by Dick
Distelhorst
Internships
and Volunteer
Work
Previously Featured
Essays:
Front Running
Against Humanity in the Oil Markets
(posted 8/2/08)
Petro-Euros vs
Petro-Dollars: The Real Cause of War in Iraq? (posted 8/6/03)
Henry George's Concept
of Money (speech by S. Zarlenga, 8/22/2002)
Greenspan's
Dilemma (3/31/2000)
Gold
Newsletter Interview with S. Zarlenga (posted 8/15/2000)
(where Zarlenga says gold has bottomed at $272 per ounce)
Available Papers:
A
Refutation of Menger's Theory of the Origin of Money
AMI
"Deflation" or "Money Drought" Study
History
of Money in America Audio Tape Series
*The
Origins of Money Systems
*Rome's
Bronze Money-Better than Gold
*Money
and the Decline of Rome
*Money
and the Constitutional Convention
*The
European Central Bank and Monetary Union
Those with an asterisk*
have been incorporated into Chapters of The Lost Science of Money book.
Report
On Our Four Speaking Tours From February to June, 2004
(Presentations have been made in 31 more cities since then!)
Previous Essays
and On-Line Book Reviews
A
Brief History of Interest
IMF Bailout? No! IMF Buyout?
Maybe.
Balanced Budget Amendment
Stampede - Beware the Thundering Hooves by Stephen Zarlenga
"Its a Wonderful Life" by S.
Zarlenga
AMI's Media Awards for
Advancing Monetary Awareness
Charlie Rose Show; January 2,000
Rene Balcer's "Refuge" episode of Law And Order; May 1999.
Bill Maher's "Onlybank"; May 1998.
Hugh Downs' Odder than Oz; April
1998
Robert de Fremery Lifetime
Achievement Award
1996 Nobel Prize Winner
William Vickrey's Final Warning
"Budget Smudget" by
William
Vickrey
Links to other sites on
monetary history, monetary theory and monetary reform
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