For Social Credit to work, it would have to be taught in school.

For some yrs prior to about 2010, I studied all the Social Credit info I could find.(I write double spaced, due to dyslexia.)I subscribed to the Michael Journal paper for a few yrs.There was a lot of good stuff in it. Very educational.And spent a lot of time talking to the staff at the Michael Journal on the phone.Alain Petite is the one who I talked to the most and now only remember his name.

The Michael Journal team held a couple meetings in this area, which I attended.I was a member of a local currency group in the Kitchener /Waterloo/Cambridge (KWC) area for a few yrs.Led by Gary Jones. He printed one or more issuances of local currency for this area.He put on annual meetings on money reform at Kitchener city hall for a few yrs.And brought in good speakers.I knew quite a few people in this circle back then.Tom Kennedy was very active.I see his email address: Tom@cyberclass.netI also studied every other money system I could find, until I understood money and money systems.I read a good number of books, and stuff on line.And off course, I studied the debt money system, the incident at Jekyl Island, and the Federal Reserve.And how the majority of people in the USA and Canada and around the world, bitch and complain and criticize how corrupt the Rotheschilds and Federal Reserve and the international bankers are?That is all BS! And the voice of stupidity and ignorance and low I. Q.

It is not their fault. These guys were smart.The politicians met with these guys to ask to borrow money. These guys simply figured or realized that if you politicians and your people, are so stupid, that you do not understand money, and do not know that it is the federal government’s responsibility to print and issue money for a country, we will print and lend you all the money you want and charge you only minimal interest. We will only be too happy to do it for you.When you really think about it, it is evidently the fault of the politicians, and the people’s fault.The people who bitch and complain at the Federal Reserve and the international bankers.That is the self evident, obvious truth.I then wrote a book on it, which I self published and sold a few copies locally.The name was “What Money?It was more to get all the info I had in my head on to hard copy.Now to your interview:Re: Mr Cright, he did not even know the name of the man who developed the Social Credit Monetary system.And he got the situation that Clifford Douglas had in India, wrong.As Michael Dunne said, it was a bridge that needed to be built, not a road.Mr. Dunne got it much better.Now, your idea of looking into SC as an option for the Librti group in the coming “Great Reset” and New World Order, is a very good idea.Now, being that I studied SC very thoroughly for a few yrs, and have given it a lot of thought, I understand the problem well.The problem is that in order for SC to work, you need to have an intelligent and sufficiently properly educated and honest population, of which there is not.(The same applies to the continuation of this world civilization.It is not sustainable the way it is,There are too many stupid people, ignorant people, crazy people, lunatics, perverts, granola types (flakes, fruits and nuts), criminals, mentally ill, people with shit for brains and the like.Just take an honest look at the craziness coming out of government in Canada, the USA, Australia, NZ, the UK and elsewhere. You cannot get rid of this insanity. The very bad weed seeds have been planted.They have to be culled, for any humans to survive. Because, if they are not culled, they will destroy everything.

The burning of US cities in the last couple of years, will look like a few bonfires. I know you know that.)Michael Dunne’s story is one example of many attempts in various countries, to make it work, but eventually failed.And like Michael Dunne said, you need a dedicated management team.And no one has been able to put a good, enduring, perpetual management team together yet. I would like to see you guys make it happen.

I studied Community Economic Development at Simon Fraser for a couple of years and I strongly agree with local economies and the good they can do.

Governance is the issue. There is only one issue, who controls what? All evil is about taking over the seat of God. God is the creator, He created the natural world. This is assets. Capitalism and communism both claim assets as ownable wealth. I do not care how you differentiate them or what kind of line you or anyone wishes to draw between them both forms of ownership claim what they did not create as ownable wealth. This is evil and it is a direct attack on the sovereignty of God. You want to know what the alternative is it is in the bible, if you cannot understand the bible its teachings are simplified at logocrat com

The point is even if you are an atheist you  cannot claim you created any of the natural world, so the only basis of your claim is that you have bigger guns and a better facility at killing people. But why not if you do not believe in God, why not oppress other people and take their stuff? Some one will do it because it is the only basis for ownership atheists have.

Thank YOU for presenting this !!! I'm very interested in the creation of a local economy for exchanging goods & services between like-minded people.

if everyone stopped paying taxes there would be nothing they could do. Pipe dream???????

Wow!  What an incredible idea.  Would be great to start something like this in the Ottawa Valley. We have Buy Nothing groups in our local neighbourhoods where we offer up items we no longer use and request items we need in the hopes someone may have it and save us going to the store to buy.  However, this is great because it encourages everyone to support the local businesses, especially these days when they are struggling to survive.  Thanks for sharing such an inspiring conversation with us. 🙏😊

Great interview! But issues with the sound. No sound after the 38:50 mark.