Lets " Fix " the USA Debt this way

Lets " Fix " the USA Debt this way by reintroducing HR2990 introduced into the 112th Congress by Dennis Kucinich.

The Isolation between the American People and their Body of Government started with this .....
How the Fed Has Funded The Leveraged Buyout of America by Big Banks
http://www.econmatters.com/2013/08/how-fed-funded-leveraged-buyout-of.html

In 225 years has the full faith and credit of the United States been held to ransom. But also never in 225 years has a solution been ready that can resolve this problem: the monetary reform bill HR2990 introduced into the 112th Congress by Dennis Kucinich.

For the 95th time in the last 67 years, Congress and the President are confronted with passing legislation to raise the "debt ceiling."

What citizens should know is that our country can pay off its debt as it comes due; can put millions of people back to work rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure; can provide debt-free federal support for cash-strapped State governments, and end the so called great recession by putting cash in the hands of all our citizens through a citizens dividend. This gives small businesses what they need most - customers with cash to spend on their goods and services. All these things are made possible by the HR 2990 bill introduced by Dennis Kucinich and co-sponsored by John Conyers.
http://www.monetary.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/HR-2990.pdf

The bill accomplishes this by adjusting our money system from one of "debt money created by banks" when they make loans, to one of "money by law" created as money, not as debt, by our government. That power is already vested in Congress by the Constitution; "The Congress shall have the Power To... coin Money, regulate the Value thereof..." (Article 1, Section 8).
Congress should re-introduce and pass H.R. 2990, The National Emergency Employment Defense Act (NEED) that Congressmen Kucinich and Conyers sponsored in the last Congress.

The banking class and their economists have spread confusion over the nature of money.

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