RE: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Eimar O'Duffy

2003-02-20 Thread Wallace M. Klinck
Attention: Bill Ryan and All Others Thanks Bill, for the material on Eimar O'Duffy. If you haven't read his Life and Money, do try to locate a copy. I'm sure you will find it a delightful experience to read: Life and Money by Eimar O'Duffy (London: Putnam, Third Edition, Revised, October,

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Some questioning -- and a reply to Chick's response

2003-02-20 Thread Jessop Sutton
On Wednesday 19 February 2003 22:17, Chick wrote: Questions about South Africa -- I want to thank you, Chick, for your full response, in this posting and in your other one. There is a lot of food for thought and fruitful discussion with my local

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Thoughts

2003-02-20 Thread Mbindnerdc
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Allow me to share mine. In a message dated 2/19/2003 2:32:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: New System Thoughts (Chick Hurst) First and Foremost: Central Bank must be owned and controlled for the people by their government.

[SOCIAL CREDIT] michaellane

2003-02-20 Thread Triumphofthepast
Dear Friends, Where Michael Bindner says the A+B Theorem breaks down is exactly where it comes into its own. B can be thought of as reimbursements for past cumulative A, whereas A stands for current A. What technology wants to do, if we let it, is make things cheaper, that is, make current A less

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Social Credit and Christian Philosophy/Policy

2003-02-20 Thread Chick Hurst
Victor You are right. The term collectivism is possibly the wrong term however, what I was getting at is that there are collective aspects or traits to every part of humanity. A family is a collective of sorts, as is a business, a community etc. There is a definite collectivist aspect to

[SOCIAL CREDIT] Jessop Thoughts

2003-02-20 Thread Chick Hurst
On Wednesday 19 February 2003 21:32, you wrote: New System Thoughts (Chick Hurst)-Comments from Jessop follow in context. First and Foremost: Central Bank must be owned and controlled for the people by their government.JS: Agreed.--- 1.. Money is paid into

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] profit = dividends?

2003-02-20 Thread Dr. Bruce R. McFarling
At 08:39 PM 19/02/03 -0500, you wrote: why do you assume that the benefits don't accrue to the owners of the group b payment instantly? In fact, in acrual accounting, all payments are identified with the period in which they are earned. Theoretically, there is no lag. The owners of the group

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Thoughts

2003-02-20 Thread Chick Hurst
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Allow me to share mine. In a message dated 2/19/2003 2:32:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: New System Thoughts (Chick Hurst) First and Foremost: Central Bank must be owned and controlled for the people by their government. Money

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] profit = dividends?

2003-02-20 Thread Victor Bridger
The word is Theorem. It does not breakdown because you have not understood what a B payment is nor have you understood the element of time. As you say eventually. Christmas is coming eventually but that is even more predictable than the results of the equation stated below. This theorum breaks

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] profit = dividends?

2003-02-20 Thread Victor Bridger
many group b assets borrowed against these earnings to fuel consumption. Need I say any more? That is precisely the point. Read carefully the last sentence in the Theorem. - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Social Credit [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003

[SOCIAL CREDIT] A Digital Visual Library

2003-02-20 Thread John Gelles
Following up earlier message Subject: Better Access to an Axis for Good Dear Jack, Curtiss, and Friends, please review a temporary homepage which we can use to coordinate a beginning of a digital visual library to bring participation in reform to the digital audience with less glut, spam, junk

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Social Credit and Christian Philosophy/Policy

2003-02-20 Thread Victor Bridger
Chick, Society is a collective of individuals. People associate in order to increase the benefits to themselves because it was long discovered that people in association can do more than by one person by himself or herself. In that sense there is an increment of association, the results of which

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Income and profits

2003-02-20 Thread Victor Bridger
People are paid wages and salaries also on the same basis. They are not paid out of profits that may be realised on next week's sales. They are nevertheless a cost incurred today and can only be recovered out of an income resulting from a future sale where price is met. This is no different

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] profit = dividends?

2003-02-20 Thread Victor Bridger
Comment on item as noted below. (1) It is not clear what is meant by financial assets as stated, so certain assumptions have to be made. It is not a question of whether all of it (i.e the 'A' payments - which are wages, salaries and dividends) may be purchasing-power (which it is) and the fact

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Thoughts

2003-02-20 Thread Mbindnerdc
On social welfare, you misunderstand my point. I am not saying that everyone must be employed to get services. I am saying that everyone who is employed designates a faith based (or secular) social welfare fund that their employer pays into in lieu of paying into the VAT. Those who get

[SOCIAL CREDIT] Major Douglas and Charles Dickens

2003-02-20 Thread william_b_ryan
C. H. Douglas, *The Monopoly of Credit* published 1931 We are now in a position to examine a fundamental axiom of national finance as at present conducted, which is that budgets must be balanced, by which is meant that all Governmental expenditure must normally be recovered from the