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Monetary Revolution: A Primer

by Randolph M. Baggett

What if we don't have to choose between healthcare and education? What if the "national debt" doesn't matter? What if the government can't actually go broke? Learn how our government could use debt-free currency as we review this easily understandable book on economics.Monetary Revolution exposes how money really works—and how we can use that knowledge to guarantee healthcare, free education, and economic security for every American.Based on the book by Randolph M. Baggett. New episodes weekly.It's time to stop accepting artificial scarcity. Join the revolution.

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  1. Epilogue

    The epilogue serves as a call to action following Baggett's primer on monetary reform. It presumes the reader now understands core concepts such as sovereign currency, how demurrage prevents inflation, and that money creation does not require debt or taxation to fund government. However, the…

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  2. Chapter 9: The American Renaissance

    Chapter is titled "The American Renaissance". It describes a radically positive transformation in American society ten years after a "Monetary Revolution" established a "New Covenant." This new system, featuring institutions like the American Dividend and SovereignEd, has fundamentally altered…

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  3. Chapter 8: A New Covenant

    Chapter 8 proposes a fundamental societal restructuring in the United States, advocating for a shift from the traditional Social Contract—a transactional agreement—to a Sovereign Covenant, which is described as a sacred bond creating a unified national identity. This Covenant is premised on the...

  4. Chapter 7: National Guard

    Chapter 7 proposes a radical transformation of the National Guard into a National Guard / Civilian Service Corps (NG/CSC), arguing that the greatest threats to the nation are now domestic, such as climate disasters, infrastructure decay, and social fragmentation. This evolution would repurpose…

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  5. Chapter 6: The American Dividend

    Chapter 6 outlines a proposal for a Universal Basic Income (UBI), termed the American Dividend, which is presented not as a rejection of the work ethic but as a necessary economic stabilizer to prevent societal collapse caused by widespread technological unemployment from automation and…

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  6. Chapter 5: The Sovereign Guarantees

    Chapter 5 advocates for two transformative applications of sovereign monetary power: "SovereignCare" and "SovereignEd." These systems are presented as fundamental human rights and public utilities, not merely government entitlements, designed to eliminate financial scarcity in healthcare and...

  7. Chapter 4: Inflation Protection

    Chapter 4 outlines a proposed Monetary Revolution designed to replace the Federal Reserve's current system of managing scarcity with a framework for steering abundance. The central focus is addressing the fear of hyperinflation, which the authors argue is preventable through precise, proactive…

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  8. Chapter 3: Sovereign Money Demystified

    Chapter 3 provides an extensive overview of sovereign money, arguing that the power to create currency is the most fundamental authority of any nation, a power often contested by private financial elites throughout American history. The text examines key historical precedents, including the...

  9. 4 Horsemen of the Techno-Apocalypse

    AI, Robotics, Quantum Computing, Cold Fusion, These technologies are still in their infancies, but they are disrupting society already, and their convergence is going to fundamentally shift Western civilization. How are we going to cope? There are reasons for hope. Learn the answers in Monetary...

  10. Chapter 2: The Broken Engine

    This episode presents a critical and highly negative assessment of the Federal Reserve (Fed), arguing that the institution is actively harmful and must be abolished. The source metaphorically likens the Fed to an incompetent doctor who only uses two outdated treatments, resulting in a century of...

  11. Preface: The Backstory

    This introductory episode offers an overview of the author's decades-long intellectual journey, which began during a prison sentence and was unexpectedly influenced by radical ideas from the Militia Movement of the 1990s. The author recounts being confused by the concept of "money creation" in...

  12. Chapter 1 - The Gathering Storm: Why This Time Is Differ

    Chapter 1 - The Gathering Storm: Why This Time Is Different explores the unprecedented convergence of AI, robotics, quantum computing, and abundant energy—a "technological hurricane" that will eliminate 47% of jobs within decades. This chapter demonstrates why traditional retraining…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

What if we don't have to choose between healthcare and education? What if the "national debt" doesn't matter? What if the government can't actually go broke? Learn how our government could use debt-free currency as we review this easily understandable book on economics.Monetary Revolution exposes how money really works—and how we can use that knowledge to guarantee healthcare, free education, and economic security for every American.Based on the book by Randolph M. Baggett. New episodes weekly.It's time to stop accepting artificial scarcity. Join the revolution.

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