Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2009
Jerome Paden
COMMENT: Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2009,
This bill being put forward by Senator Dodd, Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2009, should be eyed with just a bit more than a little suspicion, until it is cleared as valid in relation to a return to Constitutionally grounded monetary law.
Note this bill, 1,100 pages of it, pops out of the woodwork (or at least into more public view) directly after Ron Paul and Alan Grayson manage to get the Federal Reserve Sunshine Act of 2009 (The Audit the FED bill, is all of 3 pages or less, I believe) through committee, which means it will now go to the floor for debate of the full Congress (unless I miss a step or so).
What better way to derail S 604 and any hope of active restoration to our basic monetary creation by Congress (as opposed to interest bearing notes from the FED): Foist off a bill that reportedly calls for and implements reforms; make it appear legitimate by, at the same time, having Wall Street/FED related bankers \"attack\" it by saying it is unfair, unjust, not called for, going to far, etc. etc. - raise just enough squak about it negatively to lend the bill credence.
Let\'s continue the vigilance and demand and PRESSURE congress and the senate to pass the audit bill on the FED so the full truth is exposed to all (ALL) the United States citizenry.
To not maintain our course and keep this issue at the TOP and PRIMARY is to continue to allow the \"Admiralty and Flagship\" of our current financial woes in place and operating with full steam ahead. Strategy dictates we maintain the course.