Newton’s recent appearance on the nationally-syndicated Mancow Muller radio show, and her weekly appearances on the Gerry V Show have generated widespread acclaim. While appearing on the Mancow show, Newton discussed topics such as why the “Too Big to Fail” U.S. banking system will ultimately prove “Too Big to Bail” and why the banking and monetary system mathematically guarantees poverty.

Newton has been talking for years about the collision course that the U.S. government is on with respect to its monetary policies and how what most people think of as “money” really does not exist in our debt-based monetary system. In fact, according to Newton, the system is due to implode in the coming years.

“Under the current system money cannot be created into circulation without the creation of corresponding debt,” said Newton. “This debt has an interest obligation attached to it that must be repaid.”

“This interest is not placed into circulation when the debt (money) is created,” Newton added. “Although it is possible for an individual to pay off a debt, collectively, the system can never be paid off in full and the system must eventually fail.”

Newton believes the current monetary system is insolvent and guaranteed to fail. She also thinks that the more money that is created, the faster we as a country go down the path to poverty.

Newton has been a regular weekend guest on the Gerry V Show on WRNO-FM, in New Orleans since October, 2008. During her segments, she has discussed the state of the financial markets, the economy and has also made stock market predictions, virtually all of which have come true.

To view a summary of Ms. Newton’s astoundingly accurate predictions, go to http://www.francesinsights.com. If you are interested in booking Frances Newton on your radio or television show, call Bruce Merrin Public Relations at (702) 367-0331.

2)I don’t know about the other two but I’m not aware of anything in the libertarian school of thought that says dying banks should be given public money. A reference perhaps? Did CATO publish something that said this was a good idea?

See my short article: High Oil Prices May Soon Threaten the Economy at: http://www.aesopinstitute.org

Ordinary water, to the surprise of almost everyone, can replace oil. A barrel of water becoming the equivalent of 200 barrels of oil.

With a 24/7 development program, that might begin to happen rapidly enough to dampen the oil price rise.