[CitizensTruth] Impossible dream? NO WAY says the AMI!

[Geri Perry]

Biggest question before us, and all eternity: Are peace and prosperity 
for all really just an impossible dream?

The resounding answer: NO!!! Not if you understand that the root cause 
of war and poverty is the money system we labor under. And this can be 
corrected! So dreamers, let's unite!

Best proposal to date is that which has been developed by the American 
Monetary Institute, whose annual conference I attended a couple weeks 
ago.What follows is my thumbnail sketch of what may prove - with your 
help - to be a groundbreaking event.

BIGGEST NEWS:  Dennis Kucinich will introduce the "American Monetary 
Reform and Financial Securities Act" (based on the latest AMI proposal) 
in a few weeks. This is a short clip of Kucinich's message to the 
Conference attendees: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8OjgN-3ZDA

INTERESTING, UNEXPECTED ATTENDEE: Carol Brouillet, who told me she was 
interested in monetary issues well before she became involved in 9-11.

A FEW OF MY LONG LIST OF FAVORITE PRESENTERS:

William Abram, who gave an outstanding presentation, a shortened version 
of which I have had linked on my website for a couple years already. In 
conversation with Mr. Abram, I discovered that his presentation had been 
filmed by SnowShoe Films at the "Vancouver conference". Turns out he was 
talking about the Vancouver 9-11 conference of a couple years ago, and 
that Snowshoe also filmed a 10 minute segment of Abram and his late wife 
discussing their acquaintance with chemtrails, scroll to third entry for 
link: http://www.snowshoefilms.com/health.html

Michele St. Pierre, leader of the very successful Ron Paul movement in 
north Washington state, described techniques for how to use the 
internet, social networking sites, blogs and grassroots organizing 
techniques along with advertising in small venues as effective methods 
for building grassroots determination to help spread the word about 
Constitutional, debt "free" money

William Black, whistle blower, economics professor and author of The 
Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own On,  provided some interesting details 
about what happened to him (and his career) when he began to uncover 
some of the most egregious of practices leading to the mortgage mess. An 
article by Black about what led to the mortgage fraud was posted here: 
http://neweconomicperspectives.blogspot.com/2009/07/two-documents-everyone-should-read-to.html  


Black's talk got me to thinking whether another "public project" might 
be added to those listed in the AMI proposal that would include money to 
be created for fraud prosecution. Seems there is a real need, and I 
think We the People would approve!

Bottom line: there were a variety of presentations, presenters and 
topics which made for an interesting, varied and thought-provoking 
conference which IMO should be attended by all who at least suspect that 
peace and prosperity for all need not be utopian dreams but achievable 
realities.

I can't possibly describe all the presentations but you may be 
interested in reading through the reports from submitted by some of the 
attendees: http://www.monetary.org/2009conferencereport.html