Robert Stark welcomes back Keith Preston of Attack the System. Topics include:

• Keith’s article “Who am I? Left, Right, or Center”: http://attackthesystem.com/2014/02/21/who-am-i-left-right-or-center/
• How his anti-imperialist views on foreign policy overlap with the far Left as well as Paleoconservative and New Right thinkers
• How he finds his critique of capitalism often overlaps with both those of the far Left but also those of Catholic distributists and social nationalists on the far Right
• How he shares some views on social issues with the Left, but swings back to the Right on decentralist, anti-statist or civil libertarian grounds
• His support for regionalist and ethno-identitarian movements as a bulwark against imperialism and the Leviathan state
• The cult of guilt by association versus intellectual freedom
• Making a case against mass immigration to anarchists
• His podcast “Who Are the Power Elite?”: http://attackthesystem.com/2013/12/30/attack-the-system-who-are-the-power-elite/
• The difference between power elite analysis and conspiracy theories
• Power elite analysis versus theories of democratic pluralism
• How the power elite uses demographic, cultural, and class conflict to protect its own position of dominance
• Robert Putnam’s book Bowling Alone and the concept of social capital
• His podcast “Creating Alternative Infrastructure”: http://attackthesystem.com/2014/02/15/ats-roundtable-on-creating-alternative-infrastructure/

Dutch-based financial reformer Anthony Migchels returns to The Stark Truth. His blog is http://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/. Topics discussed include:

• Banking reform in Ireland
• Immigration and the premeditated destruction of western civilization
• The real estate boom in Ireland
• The Winged Lion Award
• Hitler’s economic policies
• Gottfried Feder and National Socialism
• National Socialism vs. decentralism
• Capitalism and usury
• Capitalism and the concentration of wealth and power and the globalist agenda
• Ending usury as the key to preserving a middle class society with wide distribution of wealth
• G. Edward Griffin’s admission that most of the world’s gold is owned by banks
• Brother Nathaniel Kapner’s recent repudiation of libertarianism, Austrian economics, and the gold standard
• How money creation by banks undermines the “time preference” argument for usury
• Why money should not be scarce. Why money should be part of the commons.
• How ending usury makes socialist redistribution schemes unnecessary and superfluous
• Debt-free money vs. interest-free credit
• Why interest-free credit is superior to debt-free money
• Interest strike versus debt repudiation
• How money scarcity is caused by usury
• William Jennings Bryan
• Hungarian monetary policy: goodbye to the International Monetary Fund, no to the Euro
• How usury creates mass starvation in poor countries
• Education loans in the United States
• How usury is a driving force behind environmental devastation
• How usury is connected to cultural degeneracy and hedonism
• Usury and war