The Utah Sound Money Act

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In this episode of the Pyrolitical Radio Show we interview Lawrence Hilton, the author of The Utah Sound Money Act. Listen in as we discuss the details of this bill and how it utilizes the provisions of the U.S. Constitution to create an economic boon for the state of Utah.

The bill establishes a Utah State coinage that is legal tender for paying State taxes. The coinage is stored in depositories established throughout the state, and allows individuals to exchange gold and silver for utah state gold and silver coinage. It can be left in the depository in an account or taken and kept in one’s own possession.

Additionally for funds that are kept in the depository the bill provides for a linkage to be made between the depository and any Utah based banking institution, so that you can have your funds stored in a form which prevents loss of value due to economic crises and inflation in general. As well the funds are then available for easy accessibility through your traditional banking institution.

As an additional protection against Federal overreach and following the Swiss model, the depositories account holders are protected from Federal confiscation. The only way that funds can be seized or account information received, is through the Local Utah court system and the Local County Sheriff.

These protections should provide an opportunity for Utahan’s to not only be protected from some of the Economic Turmoil that is before us, but also create the opportunity for an influx of capital that will spur the economy and provide a greater stimulus to the economy than possibly any other thing that the government could attempt to accomplish at this point.

Please listen in to get a taste of what The Utah Sound Money Act could do for you, your family, your city and state.

Get Your Own Bus!!

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Internal strife for the Utah GOP, Parents setting up their own school bus service, Orrin Hatch and Balanced Budget Amendments….Listen in to get the goods.

Additionally the Salt Lake Tribune had a great article listing some resources for you to keep ahead of your state legislature and know what’s going on.

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Special Sessions and Funding

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Governor Herbert calls for a Special Session of the Utah State Legislature to discuss the allocation of the $101 million in federal funds that have come in to “Rescue” our educational system. Jim Matheson is calling for an independent board to oversee redistricting rather than the utah state legislature. FBI nabs the Multi-Tool terrorist before he gets on a plane in SLC and more. Listen in to get all the principled goodness you can stand.

Constitutional Principles: Article 1, Section 7 – The Legislative Process – 1-5-2010

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Listen to our monthly episode on the constitution Article 1 Section 7. We discuss the legislative process and how it affects the maintenance of liberty in these United States.

Both in the presentation and open discussion we find many principles and how they are being applied (or not) in washington today, as well as historically. Don’t miss this opportunity to beef up your understanding of how the legislative process works, and why the Founders set it up this way.

Discussion Lead by: Randall Hinton and Thomas Dyches

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Constitutional Principles: Article I. Sections 1-3 – 11-03-2009

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Listen to our Call For Freedom from November 3rd 2009 where as part of our monthly Constitutional Principles Series, we review Article I Sections 1-3 of the beloved document upon which Americans’ freedoms are based. This deals strictly with the Legislative Branch aka the Congress (Senate/House of Representatives). Join us for a lively discussion!

- Who is eligible to be a Representative or Senator?
- How often do we elect members of Congress?
- What is the ratio of U.S. citizens to each Congress member?
- What does the Congress do when the U.S. President breaks the law?

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The Call for Freedom – Tuesday Nov. 24th, 2009, 9:00PM(MST)

PATRIOTIC POTPOURRI: THE BS (BUDGET SHORTFALL) ROUNDTABLE

In 2010 the State of Utah faces a $800 million budget shortfall, many states like California and Arizona are far worse. If you were a legislator in one of these states what would you propose to be done about it? What spending or programs would you cut? What taxes if any would you increase? What creative action could you employ? Join our panel discussion with experts and activists where we will propose some solutions to these looming financial time bombs. Please bring your own solutions to the call and share them with us!

• Conference Dial-in Number: (218) 862-7200 then enter access code: 467648
• Begins at 9:00PM(MST) sharp!
• Call kicks off with a 30 minute presentation by our speakers followed by an open forum discussion to answer your questions and debate.