One well-organized, dedicated monetary reform activist has provided us with an abbreviated explanation of our current money creation system, or what Ken and I have called Money Owed and Owned in Part II of our book and in the much longer slide presentation found immediately above.
This much shorter explanatory version of our current money creation system illustrates nicely, we think, the key reason why our current monetary system creates such instability and provides clues as to why it must eventually fail.
You may open this abbreviated explanation by clicking here.
Please note that this comes to us compliments of monetary reform activist Sue Peters, of New York City. If you live in that area and would like to participate in her groups, you can email her at peters.s@verizon.net