On August 21 a reply from Victor was posted here, affirming that I had made a reasonably accurate statement of Douglas� view on the individual versus the group. Victor then added the following clarification:

"...in his later years [Douglas] devoted his efforts to draw attention to the fact that although finance and
the money question was just as important as ever, "it is the second trench to be taken". The first being to expose those controlling the money power, who not only controlled the people through that money power but also governments who are supposed to representing the people."

I have been exploring that concept in some related literature and would like to have the reactions of Victor, Wally, Chick and other Social Credit veterans on my interpretation. The attachment begins with a description and summary of some books that I listed here several months ago as having fallen into my hands from the former leader of the Social Credit Party in the Parliament of Canada, plus a few other items that I have picked up over the past thirty years. They seem to fit with the brief statement above by Victor, but I would like to know if some of the older items especially are familiar to veterans.

Keith

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