| Subject: | Re: [socialcredit] Putting it all together (Stoll) | | Date: | Sunday, January 8, 2006 16:48:55 (-0800) | | From: | Joe Thomson <thomsonhiyu @....ca>
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| In reply to: | Message 3327 (written by Kenneth Palmerton) |
Hi Ken,
That would be Sir Oswald Stoll then, Ken. That was one of his theatres.
There's quite a bit about the Foundation named after him on the Internet,
and also a biography of sorts regarding how he got his start and made his
fortune. I didn't see anything in it regards to his efforts in the cause of
'monetary reform', though.
In the recent John Hughes book ''Major Douglas: The Policy of a Philosophy",
Stoll is mentioned as the author of a book titled "The People's Credit". He
apparently was of a like mind to Sir Arthur Kitson, and others of that era,
in believing the answer to a slump would be found in enhancing 'Producers'
access to credit. Douglas wrote quite extensively why that wouldn't work.
Joe
(Ken wrote:-)> Hi Joe.
>
> Would you believe, No :-((((
>
> Yes I know, what an idiot. But it all started from being told about the
> "Stoll Empire" the name of his biggest theatre in the centre of London,
> Kingsway I believe.
>
> Maybe I could find his first name if I dug around in all these books
> here, but being that they are crammed into far too small a space its a bit
> like the proverbial needle.
>
> Ken.
>
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