During the first term of Robert Cotton's Presidency, with The United States of America over $50 trillion dollars in debt, and the rest of the civilized world in worse financial shape, an unlikely solution to an ever-growing budgetary imbalance emerged. Dr.

Ben Nelson, an eccentric West-Virginia recluse, accumulated over one trillion dollars in stock-market trading profits in less than one tax year using a strategy he termed the Money Catcher. .

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and purposely failed to report these gains to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). When confronted by visiting IRS Agents, Dr.

Nelson, in lieu of penalty, offered to spearhead a collective known as The Patriot Project toward the objective of retiring the National Debt. .

. conditionally.

* Dr. Nelson insisted on the enactment of a minimum of 5 out of 7 proposed legislative constitutional changes before commencing his Patriot Project duties.

But could the decades of corruption and malfeasance be reversed swiftly enough to save a dying democratic federal republic? * The Money Catcher, strategy held the answer. Could this strategy be enacted effectively and quickly enough to shrink and eventually eliminate the enormous National Debt? Was this even legally possible? Could this be achieved without disrupting the financial markets? * Within these pages the answers to these important questions as well as others are examined.

Discover the powers of positive thinking, unity of purpose, and strength of selflessness. Embrace a vision for a future of brighter possibility as did A Man Who Saved America.

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