IMO we’re currently damned if we do and damned if we don’t with any mass media article about Social Credit. Greg confirms this with his perfectly correct observation that there are many people who have acculturated authoritarian and orthodox economic and monetary ideas. We have to begin the process of showing both the individual and the vast majority of businesses other than finance that it is in their self interests and the nation’s interests to have Social Credit. Oliver’s books are a noble effort. My book was one as well, but what is required is to crumble the current paradigm/generally held belief from inside. This is why I think an Operation Monetary Wisdom and Grace targeted at the two constituencies above is the route to go. Shortly after Barry Goldwater lost a landslide election to LBJ the eventual supreme court justice William Powell wrote what was later referred to as “The Powell Memo” that said conservatives needed to create business friendly, conservative infrastructure in the republican party, in the  mass media and in the nation’s think tanks. Thus the republican party came back from near oblivion. Social Crediters need to do the same thing. If it works for incomplete economic orthodoxy (whether of the right or left) it will work, if targeted and presented right as the true integration of the particles of truth of either side and the accomplishment of the relevant agendas of each, for Wisdomics/Gracenomics/Social Credit.