A few years ago in Tasmania there was quite a stir. The
government wanted to stop logging in certain pristine forests. The logging was
for timber to be exported to Japan for the wood-chip industry. The logging
companies complained that it would put them out of business. In other words they
Correct Bill.
VicB
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The justification for excessive industrialism is that it is necessary
to pump money into
Yes, indeed! We are at war with the policy of the current financial
system--and the financial system is at war with Civilization.
Moreover,because of the financial system all the elements and sectors of
society are at war, one with the other--all because of a misguided
Puritan philosophy
On Thursday 12 Jun 2003 7:11 am, Vic wrote:
Perhaps a thought should be given to the saying, Enough is enough. How do
we know when it is enough? The answer is - After the event and the result
is obtained. We all know the principle of what happens when we flush the
toilet. How much water does
Dear Friends of Social Credit,
I've been lucky because before coming onto this list Joe Thomson has spent much
time patiently writing me many pages of down-to-earth 'hands on' examples
explaining where/how the waste inefficiency is generated. Despite my
readiness/willingness to receive
"What are the useless products converted from prairie
grain?" (Keith)
Let me see how this experience of mine from decades before
I came across Social credit when I lived in England. A farm manger friend who
became director of the British Milk Marketing Board told me that EEC subsidies
were
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OK Joe,
I do understand the full employment boondoggle aspect very well. The issue is its magnitude.
On the point of deliberate sabotage, I wonder if there isn't a lot of rumor involved. One of the most
Wally, I see it in the archives. For some reason it
didn't reach my inbox.
I was bewildered by Michael's characterization that
you said something about the investment of savings
to pay off the loan.
--The two ways of financing production he describes
are (a) direct investment of savings in
--Bill, what is the role of RD and of marketing in
the social credit concept?--
The dividend and discount compensate for the endemic
shortage of purchasing power. That shortage raises
the level of competition beyond what would be
expected in a free market without the shortage.** It
is
--A basic income financed by new credits would be
inflationary without limitations on markup.--
Not true.
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Thanks. In future I'll just add "Ryan's objection noted" to all my messages and save you the trouble.
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--Did Douglas not suggest a limitation on on
markups?--
I don't believe he did.
The quote you supply I do not believe is from
Douglas. It's not phrased the way he would put it.
It doesn't sound like him. Furthermore, it relates
to the discount program, not the dividend. There is
some
Thanks Joe. One of the points I was looking for
especially in your reply was treated in this piece of information:
there is no effort made to market lower
grade, non-exportable logs, locally, unless these logs can return their full
logging cost, which they often can't. This is timber that
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