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7 August 2009 Thought for the Week: “The English Fabians, and their offshoot, the Planners, are in the main the same type. What, then, is the characteristic of "bigness" which makes it a common objective in every country in which we can discern revolutionary propaganda at work? To say that it is efficiency is clearly absurd even if efficiency were urgently necessary. It would be as sensible to acclaim the superior efficiency of the Atlantic Ocean over Lake Derwentwater. It is not difficult to find an answer. The attribute of size - so far as I am aware, the only attribute of size - which grows as size increases, is momentum. The larger the mass, the more difficult becomes a change of direction - the harder becomes the task of individual initiative. That is another objective of The Big Idea, because as the Protocols of Zion remark, "Nothing is so dangerous as individual initiative". A second identifiable common factor is the appearance of plans everywhere designed to make people forget their historic attachment - as Mr. Curtin, the Australian Socialist Prime Minister put it so engagingly when he undertook to make Australians into Costa Ricans, overnight. This feature is particularly significant, since it links up the present crisis with the French Revolution. The revolutionaries abolished the old Royal Provinces of France (just as an attempt is being made to abolish Britain's Counties by the appointment of Kommissars of Regions) and substituted "Departments" so arbitrarily that except as electoral divisions, they hardly exist today. And a third feature is the systematic destruction or perversion of significant history, and particularly that form of written history represented by hereditary experience.” - - Clifford Hugh Douglas in “The Big Idea” 1942 |
PRIMARY OBSTACLE IS METAPHYSICAL, NOT MATERIALby Wallace Klinck, Canada The newspaper said the content was discussed during a seminar with a group of leading economists in June, including Nick MacPherson, a permanent secretary at Britain's Treasury, and Goldman Sachs chief economist Jim O'Neill. Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the correspondence, but said the Queen often discusses current issues with experts. In March, Mervyn King became the first Bank of England governor to be invited for private talks at the palace.
"The Queen always displays an interest in current issues and is kept abreast of current issues. Obviously the recession is very topical," Buckingham Palace said in a statement. We should be deluging both them and the Queen: | Perhaps these so-called "expert" economists should also be apologizing to the general populace. I think the point is that we should be deluging both them and the Queen with proper information and urgent requests that the appropriate changes be made forthwith. Demands have to come from the people! The essential problem is that the whole financial system is based upon an unsound policy of creating rather than minimizing "work" and the anti-Christian philosophy from which that policy is derived. No doubt that some of these "experts" are brilliant enough. They just start out on the wrong philosophical footing and spin all sorts of nonsensical theories and policies as a consequence of not first getting their heads straight about the real, rather than imagined, nature and purpose of human life. If they could overcome the work fetish things might much more easily fall into place. The primary obstacle is metaphysical. It is certainly not material. |
ALWAYS BE THERE? GREAT MYTH OF SUPERANNUATIONby James Reed The Henry tax review has recently considered the sustainability of superannuation. An article in The Australian (9/6/09), “Share Crash Forces Super Reform” begins: “Up to 90% of recent retirees are unlikely to ever meet their expected investment returns after the market crash of the past year, with many likely to run out of savings and wind up dependent on the aged pension”. Australians have 80% of their assets in share or mutual funds, while most countries have 10% or less. Market downturns can gobble up superannuation savings, leaving the retirees’ savings exhausted. Beyond all else, this is a good argument for the need for a social credit dividend to provide a safety net against the savagery of the global financial market system. |
THE TRUE, BRUTAL FACE OF CHINA: BE VERY AFRAIDby James Reed An article by Rowan Callick (The Australian, 14/7/09, p.9) has a caption to two photographs, one of Australians mining iron ore and the other of Chinese ship building: “Narrow perceptions: Politicians in both countries frequently laud the complimentary nature of the relationship: Australia digs it up and sends it off; China transforms it into manufactures and sends it back”. This spells the death of Australia: manufacturing dies, the nation deskills and loses its industrial base and becomes a hole in the ground. Worse yet, China wants to control even the digging up process so that in the end, Australia is nothing. The ultimate consequence of this is that Australia disappears as a nation, which is of course the goal of the globalist elites. China, as the new weapon of financial capitalism, has shown, with its recent brutal treatment of the ethnic Muslim Uighurs, and its threat of death to any such rioter, what the future in the Chinese new world order will be like. |
AGEING IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN CLIMATE CHANGEby James Reed |
REFLECTIONS ON MAJOR DOUGLAS A + B THEOREMby James Reed “In any manufacturing undertaking the payments made may be divided into two groups: Group A – payments made to individuals as wages, salaries and dividends, and Group B – payments made to other organisations for raw materials, bank charges and other external costs. The rate of distribution of purchasing power to individuals is represented by A, but since all payments go into prices, the rate of generation of prices cannot be less than A plus B. Since A will not purchase A plus B, a proportion of the product at least equivalent to B must be distributed by a form of purchasing power which is not comprised in the description grouped under A”. Douglas, in a letter to a correspondent in The New Age, September 4, 1930, commented on this fundamental defect in the present financial system: Social credit holds that the physical cost to a community of its total production over a given time period is equal to the total consumption over that period. From that proposition it is proposed that financial credit should be cancelled at the same rate that real physical credit is consumed or otherwise exhausted. At the Conference of the Social Credit Movement at Hope, 10th January 1924, Douglas contrasted social credit with orthodox economics. Few people can complain about clarity of expression in this magnificent paragraph: The present financial crisis is essentially a realisation of these fundamental contradictions of orthodox financial capitalism. The system is patched-up for a time, like some old rusty car, but ultimately it starts falling apart. Wallace Klinck in his article “Current Madness” (The Social Crediter, vol.85, 2009, p.14) puts his finger right on the problem when he says: “The so-called financial ‘crisis’ derives from a faulty financial price system which generates consumer prices more rapidly than it distributes incomes – forcing consumers to rely increasingly on creation of new money issued as re-payable debt in the form of bank loans. Emancipating the Individual: |
THE ANTI-RACISM MANIAby James Reed Gates had accidentally locked himself out of his own home and had had to break in. He was reported by a woman who saw a man trying to break into the home. The police arrived but the professor was already inside. The police asked for identification but according to the police report Gates refused and said “This is what happens to black men in America”. Gates claims he did show ID but the police, being racists, handcuffed him and took him into custody. Sure. Fascinated now, I turned to Google and read the Boston Globe report. Gates, according to the police, said that they had “no idea who [they] were messing with” and that he was a victim and targeted because “I’m a black man in America”. The article says that Gates, according to police, was yelling at the investigating officer on the street and was then arrested. The Lawrence Auster website View from the Right has the full police report as a link. Gates’ behaviour would have gotten a white professor arrested. He was, from what evidence I can see, yelling on the street. I have seen plenty of white people arrested for that. But the incident is being used to play the race card, even though America has a black president, and Gates’ position is proof itself that America is far from “racist”, Gates after all did break into a house and he should have calmly explained the situation instead of shouting “racism”. The View from the Right website has a number of recent articles about black crime such as “Baltimore’s Black Youth Intifada”, which quotes a leading anthropologist as saying “Nowhere in the world had I witnessed as much savagery, brutality, crime and cruelty as I did on the streets of the capital city of the United States”. In Baltimore, roving gangs of youths attack residents at random. The gangs are primarily black and the attacks were, and still are, primarily against whites. The authorities however deny that this crime wave constitutes a hate crime. Of course; racially motivated attacks only matter if the attackers are white. A debate occurred more recently at the View from the Right site on the question “Why Anti-
Racism is Anti-Civilisation”. Lawrance Auster discussed the case of an incident which impressed him in the DVD, A Conversation About Race. A young, pretty white girl is asked to give an example of racism as she sees racism “everywhere”. The example is that sometimes when she is around black people who are being loud (remember Professor Gates) she thinks to herself that black people are loud. But this objection to “loudness” is just a construct of white racist culture. Auster concludes by saying that perhaps “the only value that white liberals now have for our civilisations is their genes.” I doubt that even that is true. |
ELITES ARE RACISTS PREYING ON POOR ASIAN STUDENTS!by James Reed Both Australians and foreigners would be better off from the end of the great education-market scam. The elites who run this system treat both Australians and foreign students as mechanisms to be manipulated for financial gain. Neither nation benefits. |
THE EVIL COLOMBO PLAN REMEMBEREDby Peter West I suggest that James Cook University could perhaps be the first Australian university to be closed down and replaced by new vocation skills training centres. There is no justification for the high salaries that vice chancellors receive and these positions could be easily eliminated. So much money could be saved that poor Third World countries could receive foreign aid to build up their own education institutions!
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THE FABRIC OF A CORRUPT SOCIETY IS BREAKING DOWNby James Reed Those in the Social Credit movement do not lament about the signs of social breakdown. This society is run by our enemy; institutions such as the universities, the brain of the beast, bubble and burp with the stench of racial treason, vile corruption, lies and deceit. Rejoice that Their Order is breaking down. Now is the time to dream big and plan for the time when the wheels of history turn and crush our enemies. |
WHY SLEEPING ROUGH NEED NOT BE TOUGHby John Steele I looked with interest at the two lads photographed on the front page of The Australian (7/7/09) the lads have sleeping bags and tarps. That is a good start. For me, I no longer live in a house. I went and got a two-man tent for less than $50 from the army disposals. I got a swag for $250 and a good synthetic sleeping bag from the op shop.
Each night I get to some scrub area on the outskirts of town and set up camp. Cold winters have been fun. |
IS HE TAKING TIME OUT FROM SAVING THE WORLD TO PERVE?James Reed For one thing, Phillip Adams quoting Paul Keating (The Weekend Australian Magazine 11-12/07/09, p.34) says that Obama has “poise”. |