Money and Freedom

Freedom is a matter close to my heart. That′s why the subject of money matters to me. I want to give it my full attention by publishing books about it. Money is arguably the most important instrument for a society′s economic and moral development: a society can only continue to flourish if respect for money and its inviolability is maintained. Because as soon as the state, equipped with the monopoly on money, abuses its position and by inflating begins to meet the wishes of political lobbyists, people lose their freedom. This loss of freedom is hidden behind sweet promises, behind the apparent suspension of the fundamental laws of economics but always becomes visible when property rights are violated. This is ideologically disguised by the professed aim of improving living conditions in a country, a continent or even the whole world. Under this guise, the supply of money and credit is expanded to an excessive degree, in other words inflation is created. Politicians are never made to pay for all the promises they make - instead, the citizens are made to pay. With unpleasant results: higher taxes, more laws and less freedom for the citizens.

If there were no monopoly on money, such developments aimed against the people would not be possible at all. The current monetary system needs competition.

In the age of the Internet, there are wonderful possibilities opening up for even small publishers: the dissemination of writings in different languages does not mean just trying to make as many people as possible aware of this subject, but is also a wonderful opportunity to encourage people from other parts of the world to support the cause of freedom and honest money.

This is why you will also find references to recommended literature on this subject from other publishers, as well as links to interesting websites.

I′m planning to create e-books of my own publications. Equally, I′m always interested in distribution partners from all over the world. Please don′t hesitate to contact me.

Johannes Müller

Johannes Müller
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