JULY 18, BIRTH OF STEPHEN ZARLENGA, DIRECTOR, AMERICAN MONETARY INSTITUTE

BIRTH OF STEPHEN ZARLENGA, DIRECTOR, AMERICAN MONETARY INSTITUTE
"We propose that ultimately the monetary power should be constituted as a fourth branch of government, like the executive, judicial and legislative branches.  We have concluded that the nature of man and society requires four, not three, branches of government."     "True monetary reform must take a better path. AMI’s research indicates that money, properly defined, is a legal institution of society and government; not a commodity or economic good of the markets; that if money is a legal institution, then the control of monetary systems can be rightfully viewed as a proper function of government; much as the law courts are.”  "When society loses control over its money system, it loses any control it might have had over its destiny."