Angela Merkel, free Europe. Institute the EU equivalent of United States Notes (debt-free, bankster-free).

Posted on Thursday, June 14, 2012 by Tom Usher

YouTube won't let me reply to Bill Still on monetary reform:

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Here's what I tried to post (500 character limit):

As you know, the Germans are talking deeper integration for relaxing their austerity. If they would seriously entertain the concept of the EU equivalent of United States Notes, I think it would make all the difference in the world.

When they were forming, I thought they were going about it wrong -- going about it the British way -- wide but not deep. I thought they should go wide and deep. I still do.

Hasn't the US tried to be a melting pot? Can't Europe do that? I'd like to see it.

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Mini-Biography: Vision for the Organization: (We must bring forth fruits worthy of repentance. The giving and sharing economy is the right system for running the whole household of Heaven and Earth.) Arcticles: (Thousands of online articles.) Employment: (2007 - Present: President: RLCC.) (1995 - Present: Independent contracting; Website developing; Writing.) (1993 - 1995: Factors International/Bradbury Hill International Finance.) Education: (City University, Olympia: Bellevue. Graduate Studies: Public Administration. Organizational Theory/Design.) (Arizona State University. BS, Political Science.) (Northern Arizona University.)
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