RECOMMENDED VIDEOS
On Money and Economics:
Money As Debt, watch the trailer and check out their links: http://moneyasdebt.net/ Short and good for group presentations. Also available for viewing online.
10 minute short form of above, about the Bank of Canada, but applies to all "debt money" systems. Also explains why we pay so many taxes.
Illuminating 10 minute video clip of a former teacher who wanted to know why drugs were becoming such a problem among his high school students and discovers the connection to the manner in which money is created by the central banks as debt.
Money Masters video for historical overview of money, long but worth it. Available for purchase at various sources online. Also available for viewing online. Be sure to watch the conclusion which begins at the 3 hour mark. This segment is a MUST watch which contains a list of recommended solutions, ideas for surviving a possible depression, and cautions against "trojan horse" solutions such as a return to the gold standard or a new regional or world currency that may be trotted out by banking representatives. We also have provided the four steps to moving toward national debt elimination and Constitutional, debt "free" money creation at the bottom of this page.
Ten minute online video of Canadian Action Party Leader Connie Fogal on the control of the money supply.
Ten Principles of Economics, Translated (humor) After watching, ponder the words of Arthur Kitson in the Preface to his 1894 book The Money Problem: "The question arises, then, is the science of economics incapable of solving the all-important social problems with which it deals? Is the science to begin with and end in mere theories theories which apart from the mental exercise they afford, have no practical bearing upon the affairs of life? I think not. I believe that a true science of economics can and must answer satisfactorily and conclusively all the riddles that have been for ages propounded by the social sphinx. I believe such a science will enable mankind eventually to abolish want and the fear of it; to create such an abundance of wealth that all will have enough and to spare; a condition where over-production will mean a profusion of wealth, and its antidote will be found in satiety instead of starvation. I see no reason why economics should not do for trade and industry what the science of mechanics has done for the mechanical arts. . ."
Excellent powered sound slide presentation on the Corruption of Our Capital Markets, focusing on rogue hedge funds, short selling, "captured" regulators, the SEC and the resulting problems of "dispersed costs" and "concentrated benefits". A brilliant, if unintended argument against privately owned, for-profit central banks in general and a global monetary system in particular.
Fifteen minute slide presentation segment on various methods of manipulation of economic statistics for the GDP, the CPI, core inflation and other measures of economic health of the nation.
Fourteen minute slide presentation segment on asset bubbles and the new housing crash. Be sure to read our Author's Notes on Inflation, Home Prices and Speculation. Then watch last 30 minutes of the Money Masters for some good proposals for staving off full scale meltdown
North American Union and the Security and Prosperity Partnership:
SPP is Anti-Democratic By Design - one of a series of presentations by Canadian NDP spokesman Peter Julian. In this clip, Julian explains reasons to oppose the SPP, and says that the transition from the liberal SPP agenda to the conservative SPP agenda has been seamless.
Also, from the same NDP series: 1 minute clip on where are the politicians on this.
Ohio Democratic Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur.
Texas Congressman and former Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul.
Montana Libertarian candidate for the U.S. Senate Stan Jones.
Excellent 4 part online expose titled NAU: Fact or Fiction? Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.
Constitutional issues
Good resource page for documentaries, online videos and books dealing with Constitutional issues, various threats to civil liberties that have arisen particularly post 9-11 - and the grassroots movement that has emerged to defend the Bill of Rights.