A brighter future

In this issue the Democrats for Social Credit leadership team speaks out.

Leader Stephnie de Ruyter says the Government’s promise of a ‘brighter future’ can only be achieved by replacing the present ‘creaking economic system’ with a new model. Neither of today’s major parties have the answer (a case of the bland leading the bland?).

The Society of Friends

When preparing the obituaries for this issue I was struck by the lifetime commitment of Margaret Hook, Charles Sitwell and Les Hunter to the ideals in which they believed. Their efforts must not be wasted.

Colin Weatherall's comments are most appropriate: "The Election is over and although numbers for us were not encouraging the worse thing we can do is to pack up and go away, as I can see that our solutions are going to be needed - sooner rather than later."

A sparkling occasion
This is our Diamond Anniversary issue - No.60 in its present format.

Twenty-three years ago, the Party’s Guardian publication was changed from a newspaper-style broadsheet into the more compact A4 size Guardian Bulletin. This was at the instigation of Don Bethune, who edited the first issue in February 1988. In November 1988 the editorial baton was passed to the current editor. Five years later, the Bulletin suffix was dropped and in 2004 its changing style was reflected by the use of the present name.