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| TABLE OF CONTENTS | |
| PREFACE | xvi |
| Read before Burning | |
| The Big Red Reset Button | |
| The Big Red Reset Button Revisited | |
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
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CHAPTER ONE |
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FRONT—RUNNING THE REVOLUTION |
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| The Nature of Man | |
| The Foundation of the United States Constitution | |
| Open Forum: Large and In Charge | |
| Dodging Bullets: Front-Running a Revolution | |
| Contract With Americans: 2012 | |
| Key to the Castle | |
| The Soft Underbelly of the Constitution: a Duty Assigned is a Duty Denied | |
| The Constitutional Differences Between Duty and Power | |
| The Federalist Argument for More Power | |
| This Book is Written for . . . | |
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In Summary |
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CHAPTER TWO |
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PRESIDENT WASHINGTON’S FAREWELL ADDRESS TO THE NATION! THE DRAGON REVEALED |
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| Washington’s Warning and Description of the Dragon | |
| Enter the Dragon: The Federal Reserve Act of 1913: The Inception of Deception | |
| A Brief History of the Creation of the Federal Reserve Bank | |
| A Partial List of Exclusive Shareholders in 1914 | |
| The Federal Reserve Decision-Making Process: How it Works Outside the Public Forum | |
| A Declining World | |
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In Summary |
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CHAPTER THREE |
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THE MADNESS OF JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES ECONOMIC THEORY EXPLAINED (IN 3-PART HARMONY) |
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| Keynesian Economic Theory: Turning Stones to Bread | |
| Beautiful Lies, Ugly Truth | |
| The Flaw and Fallacy of Keynesian Thought | |
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S=C=I=JOBS: History’s New Job Creation Formula |
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CHAPTER FOUR |
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CONSPIRACY: A HISTORY OF CONSPIRATORS |
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| On Conspiracy | |
| A Cast of Characters? | |
| The Conspirators: Introducing our Ruling Elite: The History of Our Modern-Day Kleptocracy | |
| Can’t Tell the Players Without a Scorecard: In Brief | |
| The Banksters | |
| Big Texan Oil | |
| The Ivy League | |
| Ivy League Secret Societies | |
| The Free Press That Really Isn’t Free | |
| Convenient Conspiracy | |
| Lies, Black Lies & Damn Lies: Washington, DC as a Congenital Liar | |
| Follow the Money: A Lot of $ Muddies the Water—A Little $ Glosses Over the Truth | |
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Americans always do the right thing in the end . . . |
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CHAPTER FIVE |
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MONEY AND MONETARY SYSTEMS: GOLD STANDARD vs. FRACTAL BANKING |
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| The Constitutional Duty of Congress | |
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The Gold Standard; Classical vs. Phony Gold Standard |
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How the Classical Gold Standard puts Control of the Nation’s Money Supply in the Hands of the People |
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| Phony Gold System: Fallback Position for the Fed and Wall Street | |
| Mechanics of a Phony Gold System. | |
| Gold is Not Perfect | |
| Balance, Distribution, and Safe Guards | |
| Gold is Like Democracy | |
| The Historic Success of the Gold Standard in America: 1836-1857 & 1879-1897 | |
| The Door to Prosperity: The Classical Gold Standard: 1879-1897 | |
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Fractal Banking: Leverage Without Restraint |
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ln Summary |
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CHAPTER SIX |
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ON FREEDOM & TYRANNY |
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| On Freedom | |
| On Liberty | |
| The Keys to Freedom: The Public Forum | |
| McColloch v. Maryland (1819) | |
| America’s Bill of Rights. | |
| On Tyranny | |
| A Thorn By Any Other Name is Always Called Money | |
| Economics of Tyranny | |
| Economics of Freedom | |
| America: The Antithesis of Robin Hood | |
| The Fear, Deception, and Lies of Tyranny | |
| Demands of Freedom | |
| On Freedom and Peace | |
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The Strength of America |
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CHAPTER SEVEN |
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ON WAR |
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| War Profiteers: Money to Be Made | |
| Starting a War: The Clandestine Art | |
| The Nature of War | |
| The Peace of Freedom | |
| Cold War I | |
| The Legacy of the Wolfowitz Doctrine: Cold War II | |
| Pax Americana: The Peace of Freedom | |
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In Avoidance of War |
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CHAPTER EIGHT |
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ON REVOLUTION |
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| A Revolution’s Chronicle of Events in 4-Part Harmony | |
| • The Overthrow: Turning of the Intellectuals | |
| • The Initial Transfer of Power | |
| • Conflict and Settlement: Blood Will Flow | |
| • The Thermiodor or Cooling Off | |
| The History of Revolution | |
| The English Revolution | |
| The Glorious Revolution | |
| The Grand Experiment: The American Revolution | |
| What Sets the American Revolution Apart from All Revolutions | |
| In Summary of the American Revolution | |
| Dodging the Bullet | |
| The French, European, and Russian Revolutions | |
| The French Revolution | |
| LIBERTE EQUALTTET FRATERNITE | |
| In Summary of the French Revolution | |
| 1845—1865: 20 Years of Revolution | |
| The Russian Revolution | |
| World War 1 | |
| Enter the First Stage of a Revolution | |
| A Tragic Comedy of Errors | |
| The Result | |
| The Cure | |
| The Second Russian Revolution: 1991 | |
| Revolution in the East | |
| The North March | |
| Japan’s Occupation | |
| Nanking and Shanghai | |
| Administration | |
| Pearl Harbor and Collusion with the Japanese | |
| India’s Peculiarity | |
| Post War Asia | |
| As Much as Things Change, Things Remain the Same | |
| Summary of the Eastern World | |
| America’s Export of Revolution Today | |
| • The Cost of Inflation and The Global Price of Food. | |
| • Failure of American Foreign Policy Exemplified | |
| • The Banana Republic of America | |
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In Summary: The New American Revolution |
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CHAPTER NINE |
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1914-1939 PARTNERS IN CRIME: THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK, THE BANK OF ENGLAND, GOVERNMENT AND THE GREAT DEPRESSION |
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| How World Trade Functioned Before “The Great War to End All Wars” | |
| Merchants of War | |
| The Versailles Treaty | |
| The Recession of 1921, Tariffs and Increasing Trade Wars | |
| Allied Occupation of the Ruhr and the Hyperinflation of the Weimar Republic | |
| The Phony Gold Standard | |
| Setting the Stage | |
| Necessity is the Mother of Invention | |
| America, the Enabler | |
| Getting the Phony Pound Sterling Gold Standard Up and Running | |
| The Dawes Plan | |
| The Second Problem | |
| Everyone Needs a Scapegoat | |
| July 1927 Money Summit at the New York Federal Reserve | |
| In Summary of Events Up to the End of 1927 | |
| Benjamin Strong Dies | |
| George L. Harrison | |
| The Hoover Administration: Before the Crash | |
| The Crash of 1929: The Bill Comes Due | |
| Americans Take Control of America’s Money Supply | |
| 1930: Gasping for Air | |
| BIS: The Bank of International Settlement | |
| Central Bank for Central Banks . . . for J.P. Morgan & Co. | |
| 1931: The End of the Phony Gold Standard | |
| Still a Train Wreck: Europe Folds | |
| 1932: Quantitative Easing II | |
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April 3rd, 1933: a Date That Will Live in Infamy: FDR Steals All American’s Freedom and American’s Gold |
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| 1933: The New Deal: The House of Morgan Loses Control | |
| Danger of a Coup d’Etat | |
| The Failed Coup d’Etat | |
| The World Economic Conference of 1933 | |
| 1934: More Dealing Off the Bottom of the New Deal | |
| 1933 Through 1937: The Money Pump, A New Sheriff in Town | |
| The New Sheriff: Marriner S. Eccles and the Banking Act of 1935 | |
| The Banking Act of 1935: The Birth of Absolute Corruption | |
| 1935 to 1938: The FOMC’s Engineered Economic Depression | |
| It’s Called Bailing Out the 2B2Fails | |
| Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New World Order | |
| “Curried Keynes” | |
| FDR Political Massage | |
| The Road to War | |
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In Summary |
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CHAPTER TEN |
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THE FINANCIALIZATION OF AMERICA – 1971 TO PRESENT |
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| Nixon Shock: August 15, 1971. | |
| The New Normal. | |
| Internationally | |
| Domestically | |
| Structural Changes in the Market. | |
| The Community Reinvestment Act: The Birth of a Time Bomb | |
| Fannie Mae | |
| Reagan and Deregulation | |
| Winning the First Cold War | |
| Greenspan Becomes the Federal Reserve Bank Chairman | |
| Deregulation, S&L Crisis, and Michael Milken | |
| The 1990s: The Unholy Dollar | |
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Leaving Reagan’s Foreign Policy of Freedom: Behind George H. Bush and The Seeds of the Second Cold War. 1988-1992 |
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| Throttle Wide Open: The Clinton Years, 1992-2000 | |
| Enter Naked Short Sales: More Than Just Beach Wear | |
| 1994 Bank and Lending Reform? | |
| Open Windows: The Draft Becomes the Chill Becomes Pneumonia. | |
| 1-1-94: China Fires the First Shot in the Dollar war, But Nobody Noticed | |
| Starve a Cold; Feed a Tyrant | |
| A Too Hot Potato: What Mandate? | |
| LTCM | |
| An Ounce of Prevention | |
| Recipe For Disaster . . . | |
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Complicity: Every Criminal Needs One |
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CHAPTER ELEVEN |
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1-11-08: WELCOME TO THE NEW WORLD ORDER |
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| 3-11-08: Losing America to the Kleptocracy Axis Power of NYC and Washington, DC | |
| No Honor Amongst Thieves | |
| “Cockroaches Hate the Light." | |
| The Players | |
| Naked Shorts: Naturally Obscene | |
| The Fed Giveth and the Treasury Taketh Away | |
| “I’m Shocked to Find Gambling in Casablanca." | |
| "I’m looking, But I Can’t Find the Trail.” SEC Investigators | |
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“The Audit Trail is Lit Up Like an Airport Runway.” — former SEC Enforcement Director; Irving Pollack |
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| Making of the Crash of 2008 and the New World Order | |
| Hank Paulson’s Revenge: Clear as Glass & Presto-Chango | |
| The Case Against Joe Cassiano and AIG | |
| TARP—As in Cover-Up | |
| The Importance of Follow-Through and Being Earnest | |
| How to Run the Table | |
| How Can We Be So Blessed? | |
| Why There is No Money for Main Street—Permanent Open Market Operations (POMO) | |
| Wall Street is so far from Main Street that Main Street’s Destiny is to Become Tobacco Road | |
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In Summary: The Good Revolution |
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CHAPTER TWELVE |
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BREAKING THE CHAINS THAT BIND: THE "CONTRACT WITH AMERICANS: 2012”—OUR 9 DEMANDS |
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| The Contract With Americans: 2012 | |
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1. Remove and Replace the Federal Reserve Bank and Install a Classical Gold Standard (vs a Phony Gold Standard) |
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2. Package Bankruptcy of the Insolvent 2B2Fail, 2B2Bail, & 2B2Jail Banks (which are at least 20 big ones, probably a few more) |
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3. No One is Above the Law: Criminal Prosecution of RICO Act Violations in the Crash of 2008 (This includes Paulson, Bernanke, Geithner, and the heads of the 2B2Fs and their Hedge Fund Mgrs.) |
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| 4. License to Steal: End of Wall Street’s Weapons of Financial Mass Destruction (WFMD) | |
| 5. A Balanced Budget and a Presidential Line-Item Veto | |
| 6. Pulling Back the Supreme Court and Our Sovereignty | |
| 7. Pax Americana/Peace of Freedom: Reformation of American Foreign Policy | |
| 8. A New Simplified Tax Code (100 pages) | |
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9. Term Limits |
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Summary |
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Course of Action |
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Notes |
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| Glossary | 284 |
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Having fallen from the Eternal, the Evil One's desires are endless, insatiable. Having fallen from pure Being, he is driven by the desire to possess, to fill his emptiness. But the problem is insoluble, always. He is compelled to have, to hold, to possess and consume, and nothing else. All he takes, he destroys. Certainly he rules the material, as he is called the Prince of the World in the gospels, but only of the things of this world? Denis de Rougemont |
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PREFACE |
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| READ BEFORE BURNING | |
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If you’re not a “reader” per se (and a lot of people are not), please feel free to read the lst, 2nd and l2th chapters of this book first. The lst and 2nd lay out the problems and the l2th establishes the solutions. The ten chapters in between are an explanation of concepts and history that support the positions put forth in this book which you can then peruse at your leisure. |
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We all know something is wrong. Everyone in America does. And if we knew why, what, and how, we’d mash the Big Red Reset Button and make it all right in an instant.
September 2009 |
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THE BIG RED BUTTON: REVISTED
Galena, IL |
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
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Great thanks are due to these fellow Americans for their invaluable help, each added a defining moment, and often more: Laurie Miller Saeed, Ron Rendleman, Tom Fawell, Chad Willhoeft, Janie Dahl, Steve Vidmar, John Scudder, and Louis Segovia. Special mention: Doug Bell, Karen Madsen, Julie Randle, and Doug Fawell. In addition, special recognition and appreciation are due to the following: |
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| Editor-in-Chief: Judy Berlinski | |
| Artwork: Tom Fawell | |
| Cover design: Tom Hood, Tom Fawell | |
| Cover photo: Dan Balocca, Tom Hood | |
| Cover graphics: Molly Hurley | |
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