Re: MONETARY: Working and Consuming in Utopia: Comments by Wally Klinck

["Dan Parker" <danparker@socialcredit.com>]

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From: "Wallace M. Klinck" <wmklinck@shaw.ca>
To: <monetaryreform@cog.kent.edu>
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 2:16 AM
Subject: Re: MONETARY: Working and Consuming in Utopia: Comments by Wally
Klinck


>Usually those who are
> insecure seek to reassure themselves by seeking control over others.
> Incidentally, the concept of "World Government" is to Social Credit the
> ultimate horror--almost certainly to become the ultimate instrument of
> tyranny (note this Dan).

Wally, the insecurity comment is a good insight.  Like political
activism within a political party, I disagree with the social credit
stance against world government.

Robert Klinck's article on how power hungry people can misuse
good ideas for selfish ends is a good warning.  However, there is
another side of the equation.  Just as it only takes one person to
dispose of their old paint in a town's water supply, to require
a law to discourage such behaviour; only one country has to pump
raw sewage upstream of another country to require similar regulation
at the international level.

rgds always

Dan Parker