Stephnie de Ruyter says the common denominators are greed, vested corporate interest, and a morally iniquitous financial system generating indebtedness, poverty and fear. (p.3)

In New Zealand – particularly Auckland - the housing situation is reaching crisis point. Chris Leitch points out that thousands of New Zealanders were financed into new houses after WW2, funded by low-cost loans from the Reserve Bank. (p.5). This example of social credit in action was implemented by the Government – as it could be again.

After more than 60 years the rest of the world is finally catching up to what we have been saying all along (p.3). Delegates at this year’s Conference will consider a proposal to campaign as ‘Social Credit’ – with modern logo and marketing.

I am reminded of the song by Anne Murray: