Hello Cal from me again. I can't actually remember where I got asked if I wanted to get signed up for THIS list(social credit)....but here I am and trying to wade through some of the concepts. I've finally checked out some of the links I think mostly posted by you and now I know what stamp scrip is, for one thing. Call me old fashioned, but I like examples where they talk about Trombones etc.! May I ask please, do you just sit around all day THINKING?! What drives you to be so thorough? Do you harbor an intention to transform the world- seriously? Or do you like to ponder about it is all?
Ecuse my curiosity, I'm just a little overwhelmed with the volume but fascinated. I had trouble with Michael Linton's (open money) site in that it was slow...and a bit ragged...I'd really like someone just to go ahead and post up a useable cyberLETS program that works, not just one to play with!! Or is that MY mission now?....and is the guy talking about the internet saying we will develop different ways of exchanging for our usage of it? Now THERE'S a concept! I guess the mission is partly accomplished if one can just convince a certain number of people to agree with it- which is like learning a new mutual language, isn't it. We do have a number of people here in my town agreeing to play the game so I guess I can be pleased about that. Now I'm going to work towards networking the groups together a bit more..without centralising. I see our little local groups like the nodes of a brain- each has its own strenghtjhs and modes. Cheers for now, Sue in SA PS Another friend said I would like Macluhan's work..so it's interesting that it's popped up here..but is there a hyperlink posted somewhere? Thanks..(END OF TRANSMISSION)! >One chapter of the Alexander Del Mar book, chapter XIV, is posted at: ><http://landru.myhome.net/monques/historyofmoney.html> > >Stephen Zarlenga has posted the Brian Leslie review of his (Zarlinga's) >book titled THE LOST SCIENCE OF MONEY to the gang 8 email list. >Gang 8 is open to the public for reading. ><http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gang8/message/7735> > >The present system creates credit money out of thin air and in the >process creates a claim upon the production of others. This fraud is >explained here: ><http://www.sus-tec.freeserve.co.uk/current/sustec11-1/page4.htm> and >is possibily a conclusion drawn from the work of Professor Auriti. > >It has been one theme I have repeated with variations in many posts >that the creation of money should NOT be centralized. This social >function is easily converted into a mechanism for controlling people >and enslaving them. Men (and women) who are attracted to the prospect >of having power over people will be attracted to this position. > >The obvious conclusion if you accept the premise in the previous >paragraph is that the creation of the money needs to be decentralized. >In support of this conclusion, I have posted writing from Marshall >McLuhan on money being an extension of speech. (Speech is not >centralized; why should money be centralized?) This meme is in support >of all those persons who have already realized that money is primarily >an information system for allocating human effort. > >The effort to provide such a system continues, and the following link >is to one of several such systems: <http://www.openmoney.org> > >So, who dares to write the future of money? > >Good Luck, Cal > ==^================================================================ This email was sent to: archive@mail-archive.com EASY UNSUBSCRIBE click here: http://topica.com/u/?a84IaC.bcVIgP.YXJjaGl2 Or send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. FREE! http://www.topica.com/partner/tag02/create/index2.html ==^================================================================
