Miracle on Main Street: Saving Yourself and America from Financial Ruin

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An excellent portal of the abuse of the taxing system and the private banking scheme under the Federal Reserve. Also the best coverage on the history of American Founder Roger Sherman. Written by a brilliant instructor that ended up being hounded,beaten and prosecuted by the Feds and served time on trumped up charges. Disgusting

F. Tupper Saussy was a man with a deep understanding of monetary truth.This book is easy to read and understand while expositing the fundamental realities of currency and the true rightful purpose and function of government and civil authority.

If you are an amreican you must read this FOR ITS THE LAW! i suggest also purchasing his next title "Rulers Of Evil a Useful Knowledge on Govenrning Bodies" both supperbly written you wont want to put them down.

This is a book full of ideas if you like to fight tickets in court. I have not tried using it for state taxes or assessment on property.

I purchased this book to expand my knowledge of the Federal Reserve and the history of money protest/reform in America. This book has some good information concerning true money/specie, America monetary history, and 1980's era monetary protest such as the POMC certificates. I was excited to read the 2006 edition of Mr. Saussy's 1980 best seller. While the late Mr. Saussy has a reputation for being political controversial (a good thing), I was somewhat disappointed with this book. My disappointments are threefold.1st: Mr. Saussy rightly condemns communism and socialism on page 132, yet he seems to approve of socialism programs such as the Social Security system (pg. 149) and public schools (pgs, 114 and 118)! I do not understand this conflict.2nd: Mr Saussy states on page 149 that "Do you remember the widely-circulated conservative slogan of the 1960's "I'd rather be dead than Red"? The actual effect of this patriotic sounding sentiment was the exact opposite of its apparent intent. 'I'd rather be dead than Red' prompted the more reasonable listener to begin calculating how many of his freedoms he could surrender to communist invaders and still remain relatively comfortable." On page 150 Mr. Saussy states-concerning images depicting a bloody resistance being the price necessary to secure liberty- that "And most people~the best people, those who really love their families and enjoy every instant of being alive and healthy~decide the price is just a bit too high. And so they give up some liberty, some integrity, a few of their private rights, in order to avoid a fight." Wrong Mr. Saussy. Dying in battle to gain or preserve liberty is far better than being a slave. Dying to give liberty to one's children is a far greater demonstration of love than deciding the price is "just a little too high" and letting you family slide ever deeper into slavery. That being said, American's have not fought a war for their own liberty in well over a century; I do not support the current Federal Government's unnecessary and unconstitutional wars. I wonder what Mr. Saussy would have thought about Patrick Henry's "Liberty or Death" speech or Mr. Jefferson's comments concerning "a long train of abuses and usurpations"; I wonder what Mr. Saussy would have personally done during the America Revolution. The "best people" are willing to fight when necessary.3rd: On pages 19-20 Sauusy states that he believes in clairvoyance, ESP, telekinesis, etc. Throughout the rest of the book he mentions God and quotes from the Bible. As a conservative, evangelical Christian of the Baptist variety, I am unsure where Saussy is coming from spiritually. He appears to be mixing the Bible and New Age thought.Overall this book was interesting but not great.

Everything he says is true, but much time has passed since he wrote this and I am not sure if his idea would work anymore in this day of super corporations, where all our choices are controlled by the same bunch of evil empire people. He says by purchasing only from the good guys we can hurt the bad guys enough to make a difference - true, until all the choices are the bad guys, like in cell phone service - everyday the big 3 are buying out the little guys so really our only choise is Sprint, AT&T and Verizon - and all 3 use US prison system slaves. Don't know about that - search "insourcing - US prison system". You will be soon informed and furious.

Life changing read!