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The Consumer (National) Dividend is central to genuine Social Credit and if you have not "picked up" on it (a rather casual manner of expression, seemingly) you are certainly not "pure Douglas S C" or anywhere near to being so. I think you have already made it clear that you do not accept the Compensated Price and the concept of the Just Price which are pivotal to Social Credit as Douglas presented it. So you are "fairly pure S C"? I would infer that you are not even poorly "pure S C." Seems that some of the problems with "Social Credit" in New Zealand are far from being resolved. A guaranteed basic income is not a Social Credit idea but is manifestly socialist. I observe that your "Democrats" website provides a link to Victor Bridger's Social Credit School of Studies which is a sound site. I am mystified by your reference to "Martin Hatterslee" whose ideas you "rate most highly." Most highly above whose might you tell? In this case you must be familiar with his ideas. I have never heard of any Martin Hatterslee. Perhaps you are referring to J. Martin Hattersley. For one who seems ever anxious to upstage or improve upon Douglas, you don't always give the impression of being overly precise.

Wally

On 4-Jan-09, at 11:45 PM, John G Rawson wrote:

For activity in NZ, log onto our website www.democrats.org.nz Ignore a couple of socialistic items, which are transient. Otherwise, we are fairly pure Douglas S C except that we have never picked up the Dividend angle. Don't forget the "nz" bit on the end, or you might get Obama.
For the rest, of course, 4 years on this group ....
And good luck. Don't get sidetracked onto things that look attractive and won't work.
Are you in contact with Martin Hatterslee, whose ideas I rate most highly?
Regards.
John R.

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Date: Sun, 4 Jan 2009 17:17:58 -0700
Subject: [socialcredit] Looking For Info

Hi All,
We are in the process of rebuilding the Social Credit Movement here in Alberta and we are looking for simple introductory material on Social Credit for people who have never heard about it before (99.8%), and who are not necessarily particularly interested in economics as a field of study. We would appreciate if any of you could direct us to suitable sources.
Thanking You,
Helge Nome
V.P. Communications,
Alberta Social Credit Party

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