Monetary Policy

We, the people, expect and require our government to protect our interests in every facet of our existence as a society, according to the Constitutional guidelines imposed upon it for our benefit. It is the responsibility of the national government to provide a stable money supply, not only for economic growth here at home, but also so that the financial security of the people of this nation is not threatened by the monetary policies of foreign governments, especially those that would seek to do us harm. Given that the economy of the United States of America is too diverse and complicated to allow for any sort of commodity-based money supply, we accept that a fiat monetary system is a necessary basis for our economic activities. However, the continued failure of the national government to control that fiat currency according to sound economic principles is completely unacceptable, and therefore we require the following: abolish the Federal Reserve. There is nothing accomplished by the Federal Reserve Board that cannot just as easily be fulfilled by a well-programmed laptop computer, and we recognize that such a tool would be free from the political winds that seem to push about our leaders on monetary policy so very easily. In this way, our monetary policy would be governed by time-tested economic laws of the free market, and the people of this great nation can be free to work and earn for themselves, secure in the knowledge that their money will be worth the efforts they have spent to attain it.