Ray Uhric
How we can fix social security and Medicare, in 55 Words
Per the Legal Tender Act of 1862, the Treasury can issue debt free, non-inflationary United
States Notes (Greenbacks) and inject this legal tender directly into the social security and
Medicare trust funds (and the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation.) Congress can authorize
any amount necessary to permanently ensure the solvency of these vitally important
government programs.
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This is the truth that Wall Street, the media, academia and our politicians don’t want you to
know. Don’t believe the people on the Right who say we must cut benefits, raise taxes on
benefits and raise the retirement age. And don’t believe the people on the Left who say there is
nothing wrong with the social security and Medicare trust funds. The politicians must replace
the trillions of dollars that have they raided from our trust funds.
Also, reckless gambling in the financial markets by Wall Street cronies has pushed the Pension
Benefit Guarantee Corporation’s deficit to 33 billion dollars. 44 million Americans worked for
those pensions. How and why did Wall St. get their hands on our money?
There is a Constitutional alternative to this gross malfeasance.
Please help me to help you!
Call, write, fax or E-mail the White house, your elected representatives in the House and
Senate and the national news media. Specifically, contact the offices of Senator Bob Casey and
the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Tell them I want to publicly debate the economic reform
proposals outlined on this web site. I have been trying to get a fair hearing for five years,
without success. With massive public pressure, they might finally answer my letters.
My objective is stated in the preamble of the United States Constitution: “…to promote the
general welfare…” of the American people.
Ray Uhric May 25, 2009
Postscript: If some “expert” asserts that the reforms proposed on this web site will cause
inflation or hyperinflation, tell them they are wrong. They are wrong because: Our money is
not a commodity like corn, wheat or gold. It is a medium of exchange whose value is subject to
the authority of the United States Constitution. Contrary to popular belief, Congress has the
legal authority and responsibility to regulate the value of the dollar – not currency speculators.
Of course, Congress reneged on this responsibility just as they reneged on their authority and
responsibility to issue debt free money (this happened when they gave their authority to the
Federal Reserve.)
Per the Legal Tender Act of 1862, the Treasury can issue debt free, non-inflationary United
States Notes (Greenbacks) and inject this legal tender directly into the social security and
Medicare trust funds (and the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation.) Congress can authorize
any amount necessary to permanently ensure the solvency of these vitally important
government programs.
******************
This is the truth that Wall Street, the media, academia and our politicians don’t want you to
know. Don’t believe the people on the Right who say we must cut benefits, raise taxes on
benefits and raise the retirement age. And don’t believe the people on the Left who say there is
nothing wrong with the social security and Medicare trust funds. The politicians must replace
the trillions of dollars that have they raided from our trust funds.
Also, reckless gambling in the financial markets by Wall Street cronies has pushed the Pension
Benefit Guarantee Corporation’s deficit to 33 billion dollars. 44 million Americans worked for
those pensions. How and why did Wall St. get their hands on our money?
There is a Constitutional alternative to this gross malfeasance.
Please help me to help you!
Call, write, fax or E-mail the White house, your elected representatives in the House and
Senate and the national news media. Specifically, contact the offices of Senator Bob Casey and
the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Tell them I want to publicly debate the economic reform
proposals outlined on this web site. I have been trying to get a fair hearing for five years,
without success. With massive public pressure, they might finally answer my letters.
My objective is stated in the preamble of the United States Constitution: “…to promote the
general welfare…” of the American people.
Ray Uhric May 25, 2009
Postscript: If some “expert” asserts that the reforms proposed on this web site will cause
inflation or hyperinflation, tell them they are wrong. They are wrong because: Our money is
not a commodity like corn, wheat or gold. It is a medium of exchange whose value is subject to
the authority of the United States Constitution. Contrary to popular belief, Congress has the
legal authority and responsibility to regulate the value of the dollar – not currency speculators.
Of course, Congress reneged on this responsibility just as they reneged on their authority and
responsibility to issue debt free money (this happened when they gave their authority to the
Federal Reserve.)
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