LDS Patriots David B Draughon

What is money? Is it the dollar bill in your pocket? Is it a check from you checkbook? Pieces of plastic the size of a business card are able to purchase goods and services, but are these credit cards considered real money? Most of us if not all, would answer yes to the above questions. However, some of our ancestors would have answered quite differently. In fact a few of them got together some two hundred years ago to debate what exactly constituted as real money and that which did not. Many of us refer to this group of noble men as our Founding Fathers.

The definition of real money is easily found within our constitution. It plainly states that "money" is to be in the form of gold and silver coins. Strangely we do not use gold and silver as money anymore. Why not? Did these metals all of a sudden lose their once highly sought after luster? Did they became to cumbersome? Possibly, man with his modern day wisdom, felt that our Founding Fathers were old fashioned. Perhaps, the privilege of using and owning these precious metals was taken away from us ever so slowly. But who would want to take gold and silver out of circulation and more importantly why?

For every cause, their is an effect. Man will someday reap what he has previously sown. Thankfully, a roadmap to financial prosperity was given to us by the Lord. In the scriptures he admonishes us to adhere to the principles of "just weights and measures." Unfortunately, man has thrown the Lord's council to the wind. As a result of this ongoing defiance, we are on the verge of reaping the negative consequences that always follow.

Today's monetary system is a far cry from being honest or fair. This book will explain to you what these consequences are and how best to protect yourself from the financial battles that lie ahead.


	To Order Book Click Book Cover You will be routed to AMAZON.com What is money? Is it the dollar bill in your pocket? Is it a check from you checkbook? Pieces of plastic the size of a business card are able to purchase goods and services, but are these credit cards considered real money? Most of us if not all, would answer yes to the above questions. However, some of our ancestors would have answered quite differently. In fact a few of them got together some two hundred years ago to debate what exactly constituted as real money and that which did not. Many of us refer to this group of noble men as our Founding Fathers. The definition of real money is easily found within our constitution. It plainly states that "money" is to be in the form of gold and silver coins. Strangely we do not use gold and silver as money anymore. Why not? Did these metals all of a sudden lose their once highly sought after luster? Did they became to cumbersome? Possibly, man with his modern day wisdom, felt that our Founding Fathers were old fashioned. Perhaps, the privilege of using and owning these precious metals was taken away from us ever so slowly. But who would want to take gold and silver out of circulation and more importantly why? For every cause, their is an effect. Man will someday reap what he has previously sown. Thankfully, a roadmap to financial prosperity was given to us by the Lord. In the scriptures he admonishes us to adhere to the principles of "just weights and measures." Unfortunately, man has thrown the Lord's council to the wind. As a result of this ongoing defiance, we are on the verge of reaping the negative consequences that always follow. Today's monetary system is a far cry from being honest or fair. This book will explain to you what these consequences are and how best to protect yourself from the financial battles that lie ahead. Citizens Rule Book	The United States Constitution Jesus Christ The Bill of Rights Declaration of Independence