On the November 18, 2012 episode of Exposing Faux Capitalism with Jason Erb, I interviewed Wayne Walton of mtnHours.com, the local, interest-free currency solution.
Wayne described how he awoke to the fraudulent debt and interest-based monetary system in 2008 and instead of complaining, he created his own local, interest-free currency, Mountain Hours.
He described his currency system in detail, including the time-based nature of the currency, in that one Mountain Hour is equivalent to 10 Federal Reserve Notes, and represents one hour of unskilled labour, yet is interest-free, and isn’t borrowed into circulation. Over 80 businesses are currently using his currency, and many other localities have adopted their own currency this year, patterned after Mountain Hours.
We discussed the concept of a Debt Jubilee, where county sheriffs can be paid with local currency, and therefore, they will be accountable to the local citizenry, instead of being beholden to a private banking cartel.
He described how Ron Paul supporters who felt duped with the 2012 election are increasingly supporting local, interest-free currencies.
We talked about how his local currency is true constitutional money, and how we don’t have to rely on another election or on the so-called state secession movement, with some false solution of a government-guaranteed or non-existent free market gold standard, but we can issue local currency directly, interest-free, now.
In the second hour, I covered the following articles:
1) Canadians recognize the importance of private property rights
2) Joe Rogan interviews Dr. Peter Duesberg on the AIDS scam
3) Coast to Coast AM more Jewish Zionist than Christian Zionist
4) It’s official: The Daily Bell lied about their website numbers
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Wayne Walton, founder of the local, interest-free currency, mtnHours, disclosed during his November 18, 2012 interview on Exposing Faux Capitalism with Jason Erb, that his show, mtnHours Revolution!, had been cancelled, due to Studio B on Republic Broadcasting being entirely shut down.
