Great. Let's have the original documents to answer once and for all Bill's assertions that they are faked.
John R.
> Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2009 16:24:00 +0000
> From: kenpalmerton@cix.compulink.co.uk
> To: socialcredit@elistas.com
> CC: kenpalmerton@cix.compulink.co.uk
> Subject: RE: [socialcredit] Ken Palmerton
>
> In-Reply-To: <BLU116-W97C1A5376EA0FF4AAD56FBDC00@phx.gbl>
> Hi John.
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> Of course the "Guernsey story" is correct, included as it is in the
> Channel Islands story as a whole.
>
> What on earth do you mean that "No one has come up with the missing
> documentation" ?
>
> The total description of the proceedings of the Two main States, the
> Parliaments of Jersey and Guernsey, is a matter of public record,
> available, certainly in the last century, in English. Prior to that
> written in the local languages, reasonably well accessible if you have a
> command of modern French :-)
>
> The fact that no one, to my knowledge, has extracted from this mass of
> documentation what is of interest to modern day monetary reformers is down
> to lethargy, mine mainly :-((((
>
> The information that would be of use to us is scattered through a
> multitude of paperwork.
>
> Even the fact that you, and many others keep referring to the "Guernsey
> experiment" is down to a PART of all this being known to British
> Nineteenth Century Chartists. Who drew close comparisons, in particular,
> between the funding of a major market hall in Glasgow, and a similar
> exercise in St.Peter Port in Guernsey. One of which was amortised from
> revenue in less than Five years, the other, the one in Glasgow, which was
> not paid for by the time it was demolished a Hundred and Fifty odd years
> later :-(
>
> Great shame the "Money Masters" team shot their footage outside the wrong
> market hall :-))) They were warned :-)
>
> As I think I have told you my own reading has taken me back to 1720 in
> Jersey.
>
> The records are all in the public domain.
>
> Ken.
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