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Re Douglas's view on Party Politics.
Well
done John! Being part of the party political scene may be distasteful to us as
idealists in a realist world, but, if we are to have an impact, and get changes
in the monetary system, we have no other option than to enter the political
arena.
Politicians
and the general public can ignore private discussions in private venues. It
doesn't touch them, but our message attacks something that has become the core
of our civilisation namely the misuse of the money system that enables human
transactions and cooperation to take place. Once we are out in the public arena
we can't be ignored. Why do you think so much was made of the phrase "Funny
Money People" by our political opponents. It was a ridicule exercise to cloak
the actions of the REAL "funny money" people manipulating the banking system.
Studying Social Credit enables you to see the faults in our present financial
system, and, more importantly, indicate a way put of the present financial
chaos.
Douglas was
wrong on that point. We have to shout our message from the roof tops, and what
better way is there to do this than from the political hustings?
William Mc
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