Category Archives: California

Robert Stark interviews Ellen Brown about her campaign for Treasurer

Banking, California, Economics, Ellen Brown, Independent Political Candidates, Jerry Brown, Public Banking, Third Political Parties, Third Way Economics, Wall Street

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Ellen Brown is a candidate for State Treasurer of California for the Green Party. She is currently chairman and president of the Public Banking Institute, which is an organization that promotes public banking in the United States and elsewhere.

Website: http://ellenbrown.com/

Campaign Website: http://ellenbrown4treasurer.nationbuilder.com/

Topics include

  • Instituting a Public Bank in the State of California
  • Why she is running under the Green Party Ticket
  • Why lending money from private banks is responsible for the State’s budget crisis
  • Robbing Mainstream to prop up Wall Street: Why Jerry Brown’s rainy day fund is a bad ide
  • Wall Street greed: Not to big for California Jury
  • Barriers to third party candidates
  • Monsanto
  • The Bank of North Dakota and it’s results
  • How private banks have cut off the credit line for small business start ups


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Robert Stark interviews Charles Lincoln on the Death of the California Dream

California, Charles Lincoln, Diversity, Economics, Episcopal Church, Immigration, Slavery

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Robert Stark interviews commentator Charles Lincoln on pollution, diversity, demographics, and the death of the California dream. Topics include:

  • The demographic Situation in Los Angeles
  • The flaws of an economy based on Credit and the need for an economy based on real capital
  • How diversity creates inequality
  • How race relations in America are based on the history of segregation in the South.
  • How income inequality in Los Angeles is greater than it was in the Old South
  • Lincoln’s letter to the Bishop of the Episcopal Church on Slavery
  • The History of the Episcopal Church
  • The Episcopal Church’s conference on racial reconciliation