https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/public-banking/VO8h1d6ASqg

My response to the post/article:

Yep, CAFRs are a boondoggle of massive proportions and as a drain on the circular flow of money within the economy an aspect (of which there are numerous others) Social Credit’s “gap” that is at the root of our monetary and economic problems. Public Banking as a competitive force countering private finance’s monopoly on credit creation is a part of reform. However, gifting in the forms of a dividend and retail discount as balancing and de-monopolizing DIRECTLY Distributive policies to Finance’s currently enforced Debt ONLY credit vehicle strike at Finance’s dominance to the level of IDEAS/PARADIGM and are hence transformative which will make reform and regulation easier, and its direction more clear.