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Inside the United Nations — 20 Years LaterBook this TopicThe United Nations is almost 80 years old, and has changed a lot over the decades. But the essential goals of the organization remain completely contrary to the interests of a free and independent United States. Today, the danger of a sudden and radical transformation of the U.N. into a true world government has never been more acute. In this presentation, Dr. Bonta examines what has been happening recently with the U.N., and examines prospects for the near-term future — including the possibility that the U.S. will eventually withdraw from the organization.
Dollars and Sense: Money, Banking, and GovernmentBook this TopicWe use money every day and couldn’t run civilization without it. But what is money, and where does it come from? Why is money and modern finance so unstable? How does our banking and financial system work? And why have chronic debt and inflation become the norm? Join Dr. Steven Bonta, Executive Senior Editor of The New American, to learn the essence of money and our financial system — and what we can do to restore sound money.
Dr. Steve Bonta is Executive Senior Editor of The New American, as well as a longtime contributor to the magazine. He has extensive experience living abroad, including in Argentina, Spain, India, Sri Lanka and, most recently, China. He holds a degree in literature from Penn State (BA), as well as degrees in linguistics from BYU (MA) and Cornell (PhD). He is the author of Inside the United Nations and hundreds of articles for The New American on a wide range of subjects over more than 25 years.