The inhuman consequences of Finance "Capitalism"

[Wallace Klinck]

The following sad account of the evil consequences of so-called Finance "Capitalism" which is willing to sacrifice humanity in blind obeisance to a destructive monetary accountancy based upon a false system of monetary abstractionism should provide a stark view of an evil tree and the fruits thereof. Similar tragedies are occurring in Greece and other parts of the world. During the Great Depression era of the nineteen-thrirties, the late William Aberhart was so upset by the suicide of one of his students that he spearheaded a drive for implementation of Social Credit in his own Canadian Province of Alberta which resulted in a Government devoted to changing not only the Province and the Nation but the world at large. Only sabotage and betrayal halted the momentum which was established. Where are such men of human sensitivity and integrity in today's jaded world which seems to accept a rising wave of such personal tragedies with scarce notice, not to mention the continuous mass suffering and death of seemingly endless wars of aggression?

http://www.ansa.it/web/notizie/rubriche/english/2013/06/10/Jobless-man-hangs-self-near-Turin_8846614.html

Sincerely
Wally Klinck

[John G Rawson]

John Herman is one of them. I am amazed that nobody on this group has paid him the courtesy of commenting in his submission. 
It is closer to Social Credit than any other outside proposals I have seen and he is willing to take up reasoned argument on particular points.  For example, the need to tax back money issued, on which I approached him personally.
I know he uses orthodox language and definitions. Unfortunately that is the way the various items are defined, and we need to cope with them if we are to get anywhere. He uses them logically and correctly, so that they can be turned against orthodox theory, which he despises.
Surely we have the knowledge and abiluity to handle this? 
 
J R

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