Iran's call for a new financial order

http://www.imra.org.il/story.php3?id=48979

Take I-slam out of the picture, and what Axhmadinajad is talking about is the same sort of thing Hitler and the German Nazis did, and the one thing they ever did totally right, in taking Germany straight out of that English/International style banking system which we still are suffocating under.

If Iran were to succeed at such a thing, they'd bury us.

The thing bankers do not want us to know his how much of a drag our banking and money system is on nations and economies or how quickly, particularly in the case of a modern industrialized state like Germany or the U.S., a counry's economy would begin to skyrocket, after the abolition of that system. Germany was a basket case in 32; they were out of the depression altogether in about three years and the world's strongest economy by 36 or 37.

Our money system is based on government debt and fractional reserve banking. That's no way to run a country:

http://www.webofdebt.com

Other books I've found useful in grasping this stuff include Murray Rothbard's "Case Against the Fed", and the little "Modern Money Mechanics" pamphlet from the Fed bank of Chicago which you can download in pdf format:

http://www.archive.org/details/ModernMoneyMechanics

Nonetheless Rothbard and most if not all libertarian commentators want a return to the gold standard, which didn't work in 1896 and would not work any better now. Ellen Brown's book is the only thing I've come across which advocates intelligent solutions to basing money.