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| | | The Guardian | | | | | Issue 57 The future beckons | | | | | |
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Leader's Message Stephnie de Ruyter
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Origins of Social Credit Development of modern banking has resulted in nations losing the power to issue most of their own money. The present economic system, world wide, is based on debt. | | | Articles | | | | |  |
In his book Whoops! Why Everyone Owes Everyone and No One Can Pay , John Lanchester seemingly explained how modern language of government, (delivering of services, providers etc) came into being. Following the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, this produced a climate of unchallenged victory for t...
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View a "campaign video by Richard Curtis and Bill Nighy, about the Robin Hood Tax, a tiny tax on bank transactions that could raise hundreds of billions for public services and to tackle poverty and climate change at home and around the world.
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Are carbon credits a solution or extra wealth for the rich? There is evidence that the activities of the human race over the years have adversely affected the environment. The debt based financial system has seen to that. Whether the carbon credits schemes are the answer to the problems of air p...
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Professor Brenda Vale and Dr Robert Vale of Victoria University are respected experts on sustainable buildings. In their new book ‘Time to Eat the Dog: The real guide to sustainable living’, they claim that feeding a large dog has a larger environmental footprint than driving an SUV 10,000 km, whi...
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“The proposed increase in superannuation will not compensate seniors for the proposed increase in GST,” said Democrats for Social Credit (DSC) leader Stephnie de Ruyter, “and it is deceitful for the Prime Minister to claim otherwise. Seniors will be worse off.” Published: 28 February 2010 |
“The last thing New Zealand needs is more tinkering with the tax system,” said John Pemberton, Democrats for Social Credit (DSC) Deputy Leader, “although most voters would agree that it is cumbersome, costly, and easy to evade and defraud.” Published: 22 February 2010 |
Dunedin’s DSC members and supporters turned out in force today for the official opening of the Democrats for Social Credit Regional Office, incorporating the Socred Book Exchange, at 239 Moray Place, Dunedin. Published: 08 September 2009 |
The DSC leadership today released the Party’s 7 point plan designed to establish the framework for a social credit economy in New Zealand. Leader Stephnie de Ruyter and Deputy Leader John Pemberton said the DSC Plan for Financial Reform offers a workable solution to the financial turmoil re... Published: 07 September 2009 |
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