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Norburn Monetary Reform Act Podcast

These sources describe a proposal called the Norburn Monetary Reform Act of 2025, which aims to change the U.S. monetary system radically. The core idea is to centralize money creation under a new government authority, replacing the current fractional reserve banking system and Federal Reserve functions. The plan uses real-time economic data and a Money Stability Index to guide money supply decisions and restrict government borrowing during normal times. A key aspect is the proposed use of an open-access digital ledger, potentially blockchain-based, to ensure transparency and accountability in money creation and distribution. The sources also evaluate the clarity and feasibility of the proposal and discuss its potential impacts on the economy, including the stock market and investing.

https://endgameleadership.substack.com/p/the-norburn-monetary-reform-act-of

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Norburn Monetary Reform Act

Detailed White Paper

The Norburn Monetary Reform Act proposes a post-fractional reserve monetary system that centralizes the creation of money under an independent Department of Money. It eliminates credit-driven economic cycles, promotes transparency, enhances fiscal stability, and ensures that the public benefits directly from monetary issuance.

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Income Inequality

President Obama and the Democrats have embraced a legislative policy that focuses on one of their tried and true political issues, income inequality, which they define as the income gap between higher and lower income earners. They claim the rich are getting richer while the poor are getting poorer.

The Republicans, on the other hand, counter that the Democrats are only trying to distract attention away from the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and tee up an issue upon which they can run, since the ACA is politically a losing proposition. The Republicans are most likely accurate, but income inequality is a real issue that must be addressed, although neither party has proposed a viable solution to fix it.

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The Birth of a National Fraud

Dr. Dawinder S. Sidhu, professor of constitutional law and national security at the New Mexico School of Law, wrote an article[1] in which he presented the historical actions of Eldridge Gerry Spaulding, chairman of the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Banking and Currency, to create the fiat currency known as the greenback.

The advent of the greenback, green paper currency not backed by anything of intrinsic value, like gold or silver, created as a war measure in 1862, was a lawless act because it violated restrictions in the Constitution prohibiting such measures.

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America’s Cyprus

While people around the world may be appalled at the actions of the Cyprus government to close their banks and confiscate a portion of certain accounts, many in America claim it “will not happen here.” Perhaps they are correct for at least the immediate future, but far worse was done to Americans in 1933 and it could happen again.

On April 5, 1933, approximately one month after first taking office, Franklin D. Roosevelt commanded, via Executive Order No. 6102, “All persons are hereby required to deliver on or before May 1, 1933, to a Federal reserve bank … all gold coin, gold bullion and gold certificates now owned by them or coming into their ownership on or before April 28, 1933[.]”

By his executive order Roosevelt deprived Americans of their property “without due process of law” under the Fifth Amendment. To add injury to insult, he also ordered up to a $10,000 fine or ten years in prison or both for anyone who willfully violated any provision of his executive order.

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