On Sunday 23 February 2003 11:07, Wally Klinck wrote:
Wally comments in reply to Sue's questions and observations:
I would sincerely suggest that before you engage in all sorts of
speculations and imaginings about Social Credit that you do a thorough
reading of authoritative Social Credit
Jessop
I have given this years of careful and heartfelt consideration and I agree
with you.
Chick
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On Sunday 23 February 2003 11:07, Wally Klinck wrote:
Wally comments in reply to Sue's questions and
observations:
I would sincerely suggest that before you
Wally comments in reply to Sue's questions and observations:
I would sincerely suggest that before you engage in all sorts of
speculations and imaginings about Social Credit that you do a thorough
reading of authoritative Social Credit literature--with priority given
to the works of the late
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I have been wondering as I read these discussions if anyone has included
the 'institution' of Inheritance
Sue wrote:
Another discourse which throws light on these
discussions was provided in
the Australian Financial Review (20/9/02)-
the theories of Alfredo Pareto (Italian, end of
19C...) about Western
style economiesa especially the phenomenum known as
the 'Pareto
distribution'. Are you familiar
they would do that as well just to create more shortage and
more borrowing with interest due.
Chick
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I have been wondering as I read these discussions if anyone has included
the 'institution' of Inheritance?
Will it still apply in the Social Credit Utopia?
Having lived in Australia for a while, I've been able to absorb some sense
of the indigenous cultural values which probably hold true for
Social Credit is NOT Utopia. If you read some Social Credit literature you
will learn about Cultural Inheritance.
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saying,
Walk a mile in my shoes.
Thank you
Chick
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On social welfare, you misunderstand my point. I am not saying
.
Thank you
Chick
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On social welfare, you misunderstand my point. I am not saying that
everyone
must
On Friday 21 February 2003 02:05, you wrote:
MB:
Churches will also adopt such principals. Hierarchies will be replaced by
assemblies of lay deacons who are hired by their congregations. Bishops
will not administer property or institutions, but will stick to teaching
and ministry. Freed
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.
, 2003 2:38 PM
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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
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
New
System Thoughts
(Chick Hurst)
First and Foremost: Central Bank
must be owned and controlled for the people by their
government.
Money is paid into existence from
the Central Bank, directly to each and every man, woman and child by way of a
dividend or minimum standard income.
I enclose a clear summary of my position on present possibilities of LET§
which I believe ties in well with issues discussed on Social Credit. I
think it sums up the state of play for all of us.I will leave it in the
form in which it was composed- a post to our Adelaide -e-lets mailing list
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