Rodney's lengthy post is not responsive to the
question:  How do you--Rodney--define earnings?

He uses the word twenty-three times in a post that
prints to ten pages, but does not once define it.

Inasmuch as the "full dividend payout of earnings" is
a critical element of their scheme, and since there
are several possible definitions, it would seem it is
impossible to understand what they are saying without
having their specific definition.

I wonder if Rodney's definition differs in any
significant way from Norm Kurland's and his sidekick
Michael Greaney's "free cash flow" definition, which
not only ignores the necessity for expensing
depreciation but actually says that depreciation adds
to earnings.

The definition of earnings goes very much to whether
the capital acquisition loans can "self-liquidate" as
they so boldly claim.  If "self-liquidation" depends
on the overstatement of earnings as I believe it does
from their oddball understanding of accounting, we
are being presented with a fraud.

It becomes a sophisticated con game that may well
have entrapped Rodney himself in fanatical true
belief.

Indeed, liquidation in their scheme depends on a
combination of tax credits and share dilution that
transfer value from the taxpaying public, existing
shareholders and workers.

Billions have already been taken from pension funds
and shareholder equity.

First in line as beneficiaries of the largesse--
really theft--are the bankers who get paid upfront,
before even a single dollar is paid as "dividends" to
the "new capitalists."

Also scooping up the gravy are the "advisers" and
"ESOP practitioners" who put the deals together.


---original message--- From: Rodney Shakespeare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Social Credit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: [SOCIAL CREDIT] The earnings of capital in binary economics Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2003 22:57:50 +0100

Dear All,

Since, no doubt,  you are eagerly awaiting  this information, I have put
below  three emails from the COG Ownership archives about the earnings of
capital in binary economics (in response to Bill Ryan).
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