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Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 09:19:36 +0800
From: Pat Gunning [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] farewell
Thanks, Bill. That is what I needed to hear. Of
course, I said nothing about a money multiplier.
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Thanks, Bill. That is what I needed to hear. Of course, I said nothing
about a money multiplier. What I said was clear and I said it more than
once on the list. The Federal Reserve System (Fed) -- that is, the
central bank of the U.S. -- regulates the banking system. By this power
it can and
And now we have Ekky--who you didn't list
among your supporters--promoting "monetary reformers" like
Bernard Lietaer, who is in fact a leading Gesellist-- as examples that
social crediters should follow. (Bill).
Who you have not listed and
described is yourself, Bill.
So, I'll assume
The problem, Michael, is that you were probably on the
wrong list from the beginning. Your municipal social
credit scheme is simply a variation of sovietism as
advocated by Lenin, Trotsky, et al. which they
practiced before and after the October revolution till
Stalin came along. So it's
I am distressed by Michael's decision to leave, and
regret that he has been offended. And contrary to his suggestion that I "replied
in a parable", I don't believe that I have replied at all until now. My
excuse is that I have been preoccupied for several weeks with my personal health
and
