Our American Money (Educational Video)

Our American Money - This free educational video presents the monetary history of the United States from its colonial beginnings to the present day through the use of original documents, historical images, and traditional American music. Suggestions for further study and recommended courses of action are presented at the end of the video. FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION ONLY. View or download the high-resolution version (78,614KB) from the above link.

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Monday, January 26, 2009

James Turk Writes About The Indiana Honest Money Act

James Turk has written an article at GoldSeek.com titled Restoring Sound Money in America in which he discusses The Indiana Honest Money Act. Dubbed Senate Bill 0453, the Act has objectives similar to those of the New Hampshire Sound Money Bill which remains stalled in that state's legislature's Commerce Committee.

Supporters of The Indiana Honest Money Act have a website which can be reached at the link here while further information and the text of the proposed bill are available at the link here.

It is refreshing to see the effort to restore sound money to its rightful place in our economy spreading geographically, even if legislatively the progress has been minimal so far.

Read James Turk's article at the link here.
Posted by Thomas H. Paine at 6:34 PM

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