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Introducing Blog
For reasons explained in the entry for 7th December 2011, the Social Credit Secretariat is making available news items in the form of a blog entitled: Understanding Life and Debt. Or view as: http://understandinglifeanddebt.blogspot.com/
Please pass this link to anyone who might be interested. Your comments would be most welcome.
A host of single-issue sites provide facts, figures and campaigning suggestions. The best summary of issues and activist contacts is that offered by the Christian Ecology Link Prayer Guide, available at:
http://www.christian-ecology.org.uk/prayer-guide-index.htm
The root of each of these causes for concern lies in the profiteering activities of the huge corporations which encircle the globe. Through the money system, these vast conglomerates affect every aspect of our daily lives. They determine what work we do, what we can buy to sustain ourselves and our families, and what we think about our own role in the political economy. Hence an understanding of the history of the money system and an analysis of its operation is an essential pre-requisite for a reasoned pursuit of alternatives. Social credit offers a coherent starting point in the search for common ground.
'Insanity Fair' by Douglas Reed, published in 1938 chronicles the last days of Austrian independence before the Second World War. This book is available in its entirety at:
http://www.douglasreed.co.uk/insanity.pdf
Some related sites:
Ruskin Comic How to be Rich is highly recommended reading as an introduction to social and political economics. Available from http://www.ruskinforall.org.uk/about.htm We also have copies of How to be Rich. Contact us for details.
Mark Anielski, author of The Economics of Happiness (see review in The Social Crediter, Autumn 2007 , can be reached by email at : anielski@genuinewealth.org