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It is to be hoped that your exposure of the money supply system will eventually bear fruit. I have two reservations:-
1. You are happy to let the banks continue to control much of the supply.
2. I do not think your proposals will by themselves do much to reduce inequality. In another thread, you dismissed Professor Piketty’s views on the effects of inheritance by saying that inheritance can never be considered as income. May I suggest you look at the following:-
http://www.economist.com/blogs/buttonwood/2014/03/inequality.
1. I propse much atronger regulation
2. I props a wealth tax,mas does he. But you can’t apply income tax to inheritance because it isn’t income