Thanks Wally. Yes, and even though it may continue to be in “fits and starts” I sense an uptick in interest and comprehension of the necessity of integrating monetary grace/gifting into the current paradigm of Debt only. Witness Carl Herman’s posting of your article. Also, after peppering Steve Keen’s recent youtube videos with Social Credit ideas for the last month or so, just about 30 minutes ago I replied to this tweet by him: “Do we really need to live a life in debt? http://www.smh.com.au/money/borrowing/do-we-really-need-to-live-a-life-in-debt-20150716-gidp0v.html … Bravo Marcus. We need to end debt culture or it will end us.”
…with this: “Indeed. Why not consider an integration of Debt & Monetary Gifting with universal dividend & discount to retail prices???” …and he decided to follow me on twitter right after that…even after he blasted me a few months back. So who knows, maybe some of the nasty little seeds I’ve been trying to plant in his mind have actually taken root. “Flipping in” a luminary like Keen could do wonders for making orthodox minds see the truthfulness and necessity of Social Credit.