Four Horsemen of Apocalypse - Feature Documentary

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Commenting.

Dear Dean and Wally,

Here, in Switzerland, we have the direct democracy and to win, we need large alliances.

We can not win if we are too "pure".

Then, as said, some facts are well explained in those videos.

See under solutions about what are the next steps. Thank you.

François

Dear François,

I watched most of this video and found myself in almost complete agreement until about 15 minutes before it ended when the lie finally emerged. As I watched the video, I kept waiting for them to reveal that there are indeed no shortages of anything – only misallocation and waste. I kept waiting for them to reveal the gap and the artificial shortages. But alas, the solution we are offered is that old worthless filthy rag that has never worked – gold-backed money.

Francois you offered this to me as something you claim is of value. All this shows me is that you don’t truly understand why our economy fails. It is indeed very simple. There is a shortage of money. That shortage is entirely driven by the simple math behind the A + B theorem that is in force in all markets, with all goods and services ant at all times. Until THIS simple fact is grasped by a critical mass of people, we will not throw off these chains. The world suffers from what it does not know that it does not know. If you want to be of service to your fellow man, it is this drum and this drum alone that you must beat.

What you must come to terms with is a clear recognition of the difference between these gold advocates AKA Von Mises Institute “experts” AKA gold bugs AKA libertarians AKA Austrian School economists; and those who propose addressing the root cause of money shortage. I have only ever seen two methods I believe can be made to work – Frederick Soddy’s National Economy and CH Douglas’s Social Credit. The better of the two is definitely the latter because it does two things particularly well. It provides for equitable distribution of a nation’s wealth and it bears witness to an inescapable fact – that we don’t need 100% of our labour force to produce 100% of the goods needed by our society. To advocate the many feel-good principles this film advocated without addressing these root causes is to offer our posterity a guaranteed repeat of history at some point in the future. On this simple point – the cause of the gap and its proper solution – I am absolutely steadfast, unyielding and immovable. All other efforts and initiatives are simply futile and will ultimately fail. I encourage you to get your mind straight on this. You are close but you’re not there yet.

Sincerely,

Dean

Yes, Dean, the video is worth watching for the presentation it makes of some of our contemporary problems. It deals with the creation of money “out of nothing” by banks and their monopoly and depredations exercised by the control and administration of credit. But at this point they stumble by failing entirely to identify the real problem with banks, i.e., that they claim the ownership of the credit which they create to monetize the community’s real credit and in so doing virtually appropriate the communal real capital. The participants are generally well-intended but they are blinded by financial ignorance, and the cohesion of their destructive criticism disintegrates when they progress to the area of practical remedial proposals which are sterile without the Social Credit insight. Douglas’s ideas would propel then into the light and free them from the ideological maelstrom in which they are trapped in ceaseless circular motion, forever prevented from breaking out from the mental prison which confines them. A tragedy indeed. Each of these speakers should receive a copy of Dr Oliver Heydorn’s recent bookSocial Credit Economics:

www.socred.org

Wally

The problems

FOUR HORSEMEN is an award winning independent feature documentary which lifts the lid on how the world really works.

As we will never return to 'business as usual' 23 international thinkers, government advisors and Wall Street money-men break their silence and explain how to establish a moral and just society.

FOUR HORSEMEN is free from mainstream media propaganda -- the film doesn't bash bankers, criticise politicians or get involved in conspiracy theories. It ignites the debate about how to usher a new economic paradigm into the world which would dramatically improve the quality of life for billions.

"It's Inside Job with bells on, and a frequently compelling thesis thanks to Ashcroft's crack team of talking heads -- economists, whistleblowers and Noam Chomsky, all talking with candour and clarity." - Total Film

"Four Horsemen is a breathtakingly composed jeremiad against the folly of Neo-classical economics and the threats it represents to all we should hold dear."
- Harold Crooks, The Corporation (Co-Director) Surviving Progress (Co-Director/Co-Writer)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fbvquHSPJU

SR 344 - "Jekyll Island" Streaming Premier

The solutions

http://desiebenthal.blogspot.ch/2014/12/europe-dangers.html

http://desiebenthal.blogspot.ch/2011/09/kennedys-robolution-against-bankstersss.html

A robolution, robots at work and we share...

Swiss basic income, arguments

A new paradigm ! Too much products thanks to robots ? How to distribute all those goods ?

I am forwarding the following link for the interest of all persons of good will:

http://globalvoicesonline.org/2012/05/07/switzerland-an-initiative-to-establish-basic-income-for-all/

http://www.xamuel.com/ten-reasons-for-guaranteed-minimum-income/

http://desiebenthal.blogspot.ch/2011/09/kennedys-robolution-against-bankstersss.html

Unconditional Basic Income

Other NGOs

Press articles

The Guardian: A Precariat Charter: From Denizens to Citizens
The New York Times: Switzerland's proposal to pay people for being alive

Invitation to join us to discuss and implement solutions, every year, two periods, either May or August-September..

Week of study held in Rougemont, Canada in four languages end of August or in May followed by the Congress beg. of September or in April-May week of studies April 21 up to the 3 May. Adoration and Jericho up to the 10 May.

Free meals, free pilgrimages ( St Joseph, N-D du Cap et St Anne )and free rooms for all our guests from countries outside of Canada.

François de Siebenthal
Economiste HEC Lausanne et lic. és sc. iur.
23, av. ed. Dapples

CH 1006 Lausanne
Suisse, Switzerland
https://www.facebook.com/desiebenthal https://www.facebook.com/desiebenthal
skype: siebenthal

Tel. en Suisse: 021 616 88 88

Fax en Suisse: 021 616 88 81

Intern. 00 41 21 616 88 88

Fax intern. : 00 41 21 616 88 81

Krach ? Solutions...

Example:
Local Exchange Systems in 6 languages

www.easyswap.org

https://communities.cyclos.org/

to apply without any interest rate, thank you.

see "vix pervenit"

http://distributist.blogspot.ch/2008/07/how-to-apply-social-credit-locally.html

http://www.zoominfo.com/p/Fran%C3%A7ois-de%20Siebenthal/832409528

Switzerland is the poorest country in natural ressources but Swiss are rich, why ?
Switzerland has two money systems, one is free, no interests, see "bank wir" on google...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WIR_Bank
http://www.mit100.ch/?gclid=CJ36nbaL8pcCFQwgZwodDUHYCg

How to do ?

http://pavie.ch/articles.php?lng=en&pg=263

http://www.easyswap.org/view/presentation/presentation.php

http://www.easyswap.org/view/compte/compte.php?langue=en

Wir began with seven swiss citizen

example of legal...

adopted ( dated)

Association not for Profit

1. Name

..... ................................................is a Society (hereinafter "Society /

Social Credit") according to the provisions of art 60 and al. of Swiss Civil Code.

2. Domicile

The local head office of the Social Credit will be located in ...................

And all activities will be begin in the area of .................

3. Objects

The objects for which the Social Credit is established are as follows:

(A) To protect and promote the common interests of its members;

(B) To promote, study, advance and protect trading, commercial, financial and

manufacturing interests and relations, as a financial aid to poor people, without any interests.

A Local Social Credit Bank is a business owned and controlled by the people who use its services. They

finance and operate the business or service for their mutual benefit. By working together, they

can reach an objective that would be unattainable if acting alone.

The purpose of the Local Social Credit Bank is to provide greater benefits to the members such as

increasing individual income or enhancing a member's way of living by providing important needed

services. The Local Social Credit Bank, for instance, may be the vehicle to obtaining improved markets or

providing sources of supplies or other services otherwise unavailable if members acted alone.

Distinctive Features

In many respects, Local Social Credit Banks resemble other businesses. They have similar physical

facilities, perform similar functions, and must follow sound business practices. They usually

incorporate under State laws and require bylaws and other necessary legal papers. Members elect a

board of directors to represent their interests. The board sets policy and hires a manager to run

the Local Social Credit Bank's day-to-day business.

Even though Local Social Credit Banks are similar to many other businesses, they are distinctively

different. Some differences are found in the Local Social Credit Bank's purpose, ownership, control, and

distribution of benefits. Local Social Credit Banks follow three principles that define or identify their

distinctive characteristics:

user-owned, user-controlled, and user-benefited.

The user-owned principle means the people who own and finance the Local Social Credit Bank are those who use it. "Use" usually means buying supplies, marketing products, or using services of the

Local Social Credit Bank business.

Members finance the Local Social Credit Bank through different methods: 1) by a direct contribution

through a membership fee or investment; 2) by an agreement to withhold a portion of net

earnings (profit); or 3) by assessments based on units of product sold or purchased 4) By local money creation 5) By distribution of the social dividend 6) By the compensated discount .

Sharing of the profits help finance the Local Social Credit Bank's operations.

The user-controlled principle (also called democratic control) says those who use the

Local Social Credit Bank also control it by electing a board of directors and voting on major organizational

issues. This is done on a one-member, one-vote basis.

The user-benefited principle says that the Local Social Credit Bank's sole purpose is to provide and

distribute benefits to members on the basis of their use. Members unite in a Local Social Credit Bank to

receive services otherwise not available, to purchase quality supplies, to increase market

access, or for other mutually beneficial reasons. Members also benefit from distribution of net

earnings or profit based on the individual's business volume with the Local Social Credit Bank.

To operate under these distinctive principles, an important practice, particularly for

new Local Social Credit Banks, is to conduct continuing member education. This is especially important for attracting and recruiting new members. It is also necessary because the Local Social Credit Bank's membershipsince conception, continually changes. Older members retire and new ones join.

Keeping owners informed is an important practice for any business, but vital in a

Local Social Credit Bank for at least three reasons:

(1) The democratic control principle, exercised through majority rule, requires that

the entire ownership (members) be informed and involved to assure that enlightened

decisions are made;

(2) Members must indicate their needs and accept the accompanying financial

responsibilities before the Local Social Credit Bank can fulfill those needs; and

(3) Some people are not familiar with the Local Social Credit Bank form of business. The educational

system contains little, if any, information about Local Social Credit Banks.

So, the Local Social Credit Bank, itself, must become the educational institution.

All members sign a declaration not to be a member of any secret society and pay a fine of Pesos if the fact is proven

To help in the attainment of these objects, but not in limitation of them, the Social Credit

may inter alia:

* Collect and disseminate statistical and other information relating to the aforesaid

interests;

* Maintain the necessary contacts relating to the aforesaid interests with appropriate

government or trade authorities and bodies;

* Promote, support or oppose legislative or other measures affecting the aforesaid

interests;

* Undertake by arbitration the settlement of disputes arising out of trading,

commercial, financial or manufacturing questions submitted to its decision;

* Institute through appropriate channels legal or other proceedings for the protection

of any commercial interests in the local community, provided that, and so far as, no breach be committed of the rules of

law against maintenance or champerty, if and so far as such rules of law are

applicable in the country in which such proceedings are instituted;

* Supply, without guarantee, information respecting the standing of companies, firms

and persons in the local community;

* Give advice and assistance to its Members and others in establishing commercial

connections, finding agents and evaluating trade conditions in the

The local community;

* Sell, lease, mortgage or dispose of or otherwise deal with all or any part of the

property of the Social Credit without any interest rate if applicable;

* Do any other lawful things as may be conducive to the extension of any

trade, commerce, finance, manufacturing or economic interests or incidental to the

attainment of any or all of the above objects.

4. Membership

4.01 The Social Credit shall consist of members who may be:

(a) Individual since conception;

(b) Companies or corporations incorporated in, or firms with a place in RP.

the village ("The village");

(d) Any other persons, partnerships, companies or corporations which the Council of

the Social Credit, having regard to the interest and objects of the Social Credit, shall deem

suitable for membership. For the purpose of registration, the number of Members of

the Social Credit is declared as being unlimited.

4.02 The amount of the annual subscription of members as well as the categories of

membership shall be determined by the Council from time to time by regulations

issued by it but subject to such regulations being ratified by the next General Meeting

of the Social Credit, which may also amend the regulations being proposed and such

amended regulations will be effective from the commencement of the following

calendar year. Should the General Meeting or any continuation thereof, fail to ratify

such regulations, they shall cease to have effect from the commencement of the

following calendar year. Any regulations may also prescribe any additional amounts

to be due from members for late payment of subscriptions and reductions of

subscriptions as it may determine.

Subscriptions for the current year are payable no later than January in each year but

the first subscription of a Member admitted during the year shall be limited to a

proportion of the full year calculated as from commencement of the quarter

immediately preceding his election. The liability of each Member to the Social Credit and

to third parties is limited to his subscriptions due hereunder.

The Council shall also be entitled to nominate members to be patrons of the

Social Credit on conditions as it considers appropriate

For the purposes hereof, an "Individual Asset Member" shall be a person with a

teaching qualification in languages either being self-employed or working for a small

enterprise (nor more than 5 employees) offering language tuition and related

services, or a teacher employed by a school which is not exclusively a language

school. Whether a Member is eligible to be considered as an Individual ASSET

Member shall be determined by the President (or in his absence or incapacity a Vice

President) whose decision shall be final".

Notwithstanding the foregoing or the provisions of Article 8.01 (g) below, the Council

shall have the authority by resolution to introduce a subscription rate for Individual

Members and a "small business" subscription for Ordinary Members at a rate below

the amount stated above and under conditions as the Council may consider

appropriate.

4.03 A candidate for election shall sign a written application for election and an

agreement to be bound, if elected, by the Articles of Association. The application

shall be brought before the Council at their next or subsequent meeting, when a

majority of the Members of the Council then present or represented may admit the

candidate as a Member. Such admission, together with submission of an application

for membership and payment of the subscription, shall constitute membership and

an agreement to be bound by these Articles of Association. The Executive Director

shall keep a list of all members at the Social Credit's head office.

4.04 A Member must give written notice to the Social Credit at its Head office care of its

Executive Director before the end of December in any year of his wish to retire, or he

will be liable for his subscription for the ensuing year. A Member whose subscription

is in arrears, shall not be entitled to vote on any questions, and if his subscription

remains unpaid on the 30th June, all privileges of membership will be forfeited until

payment is made, and his name may be posted in an arrears list in the offices of the

Social Credit; but the arrears will still be a debt due to and recoverable by the Social Credit.

4.05 A majority of Members present and voting at an Annual or Special General

Meeting of the Social Credit may by resolution expel any Member whose conduct in their

opinion renders him unfit to be a Member of the Social Credit. Any such person shall

from the passing of such resolution cease to be a Member of the Social Credit, provided

that seven days' notice at least shall be given to such Member of the intention to

propose such a resolution and he shall be given an opportunity of being present at

the Meeting at which such resolution is proposed, and being heard in his defense.

4.06 The Council may admit to honorary life membership of the Social Credit individuals

distinguished in statesmanship, diplomacy, commerce, or finance, who shall not be

required to sign the application mentioned above, or to pay any subscription.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, honorary Members shall have all rights as Members

as set out herein.

5. Application of resources

(A) The income and property of the Social Credit, whensoever derived, shall be applied

solely towards the promotion of the objects of the Social Credit as set forth herein; and

no portion hereof shall be paid or transferred directly or indirectly, by way of dividend,

bonus or otherwise, to the members of the Social Credit, provided that nothing herein

shall prevent the payment, in good faith, of reasonable and proper remuneration to

any officer or servant of the Social Credit, or to any Member of the Soc. Credit in return for

any services actually rendered to the Social Credit, nor prevent any payment of interest at

any rate ( according to Vix Pervenit) or reasonable and proper rent for premises demised

or let by any Member to the Social Credit; and provided that a member of the Council of

the Social Credit may be appointed to any salaried office of the Social Credit or any office of

the Social Credit paid by fees, and that in such event remuneration or other benefit in

money or money's worth may be given by the Social Credit to any Member of such

Council, and Members shall be entitled to repayment of out-of-pocket expenses and

A share on the profits aforesaid on money lent or reasonable and proper rent for

premises demised or let to the Social Credit.

(B) If upon the winding up or dissolution of the Social Credit, there remains, after the

satisfaction of all its debts and liabilities, any property whatsoever, the same shall

not be paid to or distributed among the Members of the Social Credit, but shall be given

or transferred to some other Any or Swiss Institution or Institutions having objects

similar to the objects of the Social Credit, and which shall prohibit the distribution of its

or their income and property amongst its or their members, to an extent at least as

great as is imposed on the Social Credit under and by virtue of Clause 5 hereof, such

Institution or Institutions to be determined by the Members of the Social Credit at or

before the time of dissolution, and if and so far as effect cannot be given to the

aforesaid provision, then to some Any or Swiss charitable object.

6. Audit

At least once every year the accounts shall be examined by the electedAuditors who will give their opinion on the financial statements on the compliance of

the accounts. The Auditors' report shall be open to inspection at the

Social Credit's Head office during the three week period prior to the Annual General

Meeting of the Social Credit.

7. Council

7.01 The business of the Social Credit shall be managed by a Council who shall either

be Members of the Social Credit or the nominated representative of a company

partnership or corporation which is a Member. Notwithstanding any such nomination

they shall act on the Council in an individual capacity. The Members of the Council

shall be elected at an Annual General Meeting of the Social Credit, and they shall hold

office until the third Annual General Meeting after their election. Council Members

shall use their best efforts to attend meetings of the Council.

7.02 At the Annual General Meeting of the Social Credit in each year the Members of the

Council whose office has expired shall retire but shall be eligible for re-election. The

Council shall give at least 10 days' notice before the Annual General Meeting of the

names of the Members so retiring and of the fact that they are eligible for re-election.

Such notice shall be given in the Social Credit Bulletin, or such other manner as notices

are by these Articles of Association authorized to be given.

7.03 All Members have the right of nominating candidates for election as Members of

the Council. Candidates must be nominated at least 21 days before the Annual

General Meeting, and their names must be notified to Members by publication in the

issue of the Bulletin appearing before the date of meeting, or by notice given in

manner authorized by these Articles, and be posted on the notice board at the

Social Credit's Head office.

7.04 The Council shall elect from its own body by ballot or otherwise as they may

determine, a President, Vice-Presidents as required, and an Honorary Treasurer,

who are herein called "the officers" of the Social Credit. Each officer shall have a term of

office of three years or such other term as the Council shall, from time to time,

decide. Each officer shall be eligible for re-election. The President shall also be

entitled to appoint an officer, after consultation with the Steering Committee, provided

that such appointee shall be submitted to the Council for election at the next Council

meeting. Councilors wishing to be considered for election as an officer shall be

proposed and seconded by other Councilors giving written notice to the President

not less than 45 days prior to the next Council meeting due to consider election of

officers. Candidates shall not be entitled to vote for themselves. The Council shall

otherwise establish rules, from time to time as it considers appropriate, for the

conduct of elections, failing which the procedures shall be laid down by the Steering

Committee .

7.05 The Council shall meet at least twice a month. Members of the Council shall

receive at least two days' notice of such meeting. Meetings of the Council shall be

presided over by the President or by a Vice-President, or, in their absence, by one of

the Council, who shall be elected Chairman for the day. The President only shall

have a casting vote as well as an original vote. Three Members of the Council (taking

into account proxies and alternates) shall form a quorum. At meetings of the Council

voting by proxy (as provided below) or letter shall be permitted and it shall be valid for

a majority of the Members of the Council to authorize in writing either the Executive

Director or the President to follow a certain course of action and such authority shall

be ratified at the next meeting of the Council. A Member of the Council not able to

attend a Council Meeting shall be entitled, to appoint (by notice to the President in

writing) a colleague working for the same Social Credit Member or another Member of

the Council, as an alternate, to attend meetings of the Council in his or her place or

to give such person a written proxy to vote on his or her behalf. Such appointee may

exercise all rights of the Member of the Council but a proxy holder shall only be

entitled to vote in accordance with the terms of the proxy . The Members of the

Council may act notwithstanding any vacancy in their body. Notwithstanding the

above, resolutions of the Council may also be adopted in writing by telex, cable,

facsimile or electronic mail by not less than eight Council Members provided that

seven days' notice shall have been given to all Council Members of the intention to

adopt a resolution in this manner and no two Council Members have requested oral

deliberation. Any resolution so adopted shall be binding as if a physical meeting of

the Council had taken place.

7.06 Special meetings of the Council may be convened by order of the President, or

in his absence by a Vice-President. They shall also be called by the President upon

the requisition in writing of at least eight Members of the Council. In each case not

less than seven days' notice of the proposed meeting shall be given to all Council

Members.

7.07 In the event of any Member of the Council not attending, resigning, dying or

becoming insolvent between the regular periods of annual election, the Members of

the Council may declare the seat vacant, and may elect another Member of the

Social Credit to fill such vacancy. Further, the Members of the Council may elect

Members (or their representatives) as additional members of the Council. In each

case, the Member or representative so elected shall only hold office until the next

Annual General Meeting, but shall be re-eligible for election to the Council in the

usual manner.

7.08 At the Annual General Meeting in every year the Council shall lay before the

Social Credit an income and expenditure account for the period since the last preceding

account made up to a date not more than 6 months before such meeting, together

with a balance sheet made up as the same date. Every such balance sheet shall be

accompanied by reports of the Council and the Auditors, and copies of such account,

balance sheet and reports (all of which shall be framed in accordance with any

statutory requirements for the time being in force) and of any other documents

required by law to be annexed or attached thereto or to accompany the same shall,

not less than twenty-one clear days before the date of the meeting, be sent to the

Auditors and to all other persons entitled to receive notices of General Meetings in

the manner in which notices are hereinafter directed to be served.

7.09 The Council shall have power:

(a) to take offices or acquire premises for the use of the Social Credit;

(b) to appoint and to determine the duties of an Executive Director and such other

officials as may be necessary for the due conduct of the business of the Social Credit,

with annual salaries or otherwise;

them provided that no Council Member shall vote on any Council decision relating to

his employment by the Social Credit or where he or the Member he represents would

benefit by such decision;

(d) subject to these Articles of Association, to call their own meetings and regulate

their own organization and proceedings;

(e) to act in the name of the Social Credit and to determine the officials or Council

Members authorized to represent the Social Credit;

(f) to manage and superintend the affairs of the Social Credit;

(g) to arrange luncheon seminars and other events on behalf of the Social Credit and

(h) generally to exercise all powers and functions of the Social Credit not hereby

conferred upon General Meetings of the Social Credit.

Copies or extracts from minutes or other documents shall be certified by the

signature of the President, or failing him, of an Officer. The Council may appoint

Chapters or committees for any special object and shall appoint a Steering

Committee (which shall consist of the officers of the Social Credit and Chairmen of other

Council Committees and Chapters and other Councillors, Members and employees

of the Social Credit , as shall be determined by the President) to manage day to day

matters on behalf of the Council. The Steering Committee shall act and meet as the

President shall consider appropriate and otherwise in accordance with regulations

adopted from time to time by the Council. Such committees shall work under the

control of the Council and report to the Steering Committee (where appropriate) and

the Council as often as circumstances shall require.

7.10 The funds of the Social Credit shall be under the control of the Council for the time

being. The operation of this control may, however, be delegated by the Council to and

exercised by any two officers from among the President, the Vice-Presidents, and the

Treasurer, or by any one of these officers jointly with the Executive Director, and they

may be empowered to operate the bank and post-office accounts of the Social Credit

and to withdraw and deal with on behalf of the Council, any of its assets or property.

Accounts shall be kept in accordance with the guidelines appropriate for a non profit

organization. The financial year of the Social Credit shall be the calendar year and the

Treasurer shall be responsible for ensuring that the Social Credit's accounts are

appropriately made up to the 31st December of each year, for submission (after

audit) to the Annual General Meeting.

7.11 The Council shall have the power to elect Members of the Social Credit, in

recognition of meritorious services rendered to the Social Credit, to a seat on the

Council and to take part in the proceedings of the Council and to vote at all Council

meetings, but they shall not be taken into account in reckoning the quorum present.

Each Honorary Member of the Council shall hold office as such for such period (not

exceeding three years) as the Council shall determine, but shall be eligible for

re-appointment. These honorary members shall be in addition to those allowed by

Article 2 but they shall not be able to be an officer of the Social Credit. Her Britannic

Majesty's Ambassador to the Confederation of The village and the Ambassador of

the Swiss Confederation to the Court of St. James, or their nominated

representatives, shall be ex-officio members of the Council with full voting rights.

8. Annual and General Meetings of the Social Credit

8.01 An Annual General Meeting of the Members of the Social Credit shall be held in

each year not more than fifteen months after the holding of the last preceding Annual

General Meeting to:

(a) receive the report of the Council;

(b) receive the statement of accounts;

existing Council Members;

(d) consider, and if necessary take action with reference to any business or motion of

which due notice has been given;

(e) receive communications from Members on any subject connected with the work,

progress, or welfare of the Social Credit;

(f) elect the Auditors;

(g) determine any change to Membership subscriptions;

(h) discharge the Council and the Auditors from liability for their actions;

(i) where appropriate expel members of the Social Credit or revise these Articles of

Association;

(j) if appropriate consider liquidation of the Social Credit.

8.02 Special General Meetings may be called by the President or, in his absence, by

a Vice-President. They shall also be called by the Executive Director upon the

requisition in writing of at least eight Members of the Council.

8.03 Twenty-one days' notice in writing at least of every General Meeting (including

the Annual General Meeting), exclusive in every case both of the day on which it is

served or deemed to be served and of the day for which it is given, shall be given in

the Social Credit's Bulletin or other official publication or in manner hereinafter

mentioned to such persons (including the Auditors) as are under these presents

entitled to receive such notices from the Social Credit; but with the consent of twenty

(20%) percent of all Members having the right to attend and vote thereat, in the case

of meetings other than Annual General Meetings, a meeting may be convened by

such notice as those members may think fit. Any notice for a General Meeting shall

specify the place, the day and the hour of meeting, and in the case of special

business (but not general business as set out in Article 8.01 above) the general

nature of that business. At all meetings, 12 Members personally present shall form a

quorum.

8.04 (a) Each Member shall be entitled to one vote at all General Meetings of

Members, which may be given personally or by the Member's duly authorized agent.

Any Member shall be allowed to vote by proxy. Proxies may only be given to persons

having themselves the right to vote. Decisions of the General Meeting shall be by

simple majority of those present or represented at such meeting unless otherwise

stated herein.

(b) At any General Meeting a resolution put to the vote of the meeting shall be

decided on a show of hands, unless a poll is, before or upon the declaration of the

result of the show of hands, demanded by the Chairman or by at least three

Members, or by a Member or Members representing one-tenth of the total voting

rights of all the Members having the right to vote at the meeting, and unless a poll be

so demanded a declaration by the Chairman of the meeting that a resolution has

been carried, or carried unanimously or by a particular majority, or lost, or not carried

by a particular majority, and an entry to that effect in the minute book, shall be

conclusive evidence of the fact without proof of the number or proportion of the votes

recorded in favor of or against that resolution. The demand for a poll may be

withdrawn.

place, and in such manner as the Chairman of the meeting shall direct, and the

result of the poll shall be deemed to be the resolution of the meeting at which the poll

was demanded.

(d) No poll shall be demanded on the election of a Chairman of a meeting, or on any

question of adjournment.

8.05 Elections to the Council shall be by simple majority in open meeting. The

names of the candidates shall be sent to Members prior to the Annual General

Meeting at which the election is to take place. In the election of Members of the

Council proxies shall be allowed.

8.06 Each meeting of the Social Credit shall be presided over by the President or, in his

absence, by a Vice-President, and in their absence the meeting shall elect a

Chairman who shall be a Council member. The President, the Vice-President or

other Council member acting as chairman shall have an original and also a casting

vote.

8.07 Correct minutes of the proceedings of the Social Credit at its General Meetings

shall be open to the inspection of Members at the Social Credit's Local Head Office at all

convenient times.

9. Publications of the Social Credit

The Council shall determine what information shall be published and circulated to

Members of the Social Credit (whether as a written or electronic publication) . The

Council shall have the right to delegate such powers and day to day administration of

Social Credit publications to the Steering Committee other parties as it shall, in its

discretion, think fit. All members receive the journal .

10. Notices

10.01 A notice may be served by the Social Credit upon any Member, either personally,

by facsimile transmission, or by sending it through first class post in a prepaid letter,

addressed to such Member at his registered place of abode or registered office (as

appropriate).

10.02 A notice may be served by a Member on the Social Credit either personally, by

facsimile transmitting it through first class post in a prepaid letter addressed to the

Executive Director at the Social Credit's Head Office.

10.03 Any notice, if served by post, shall be deemed to have been served at the time

when the letter containing the same would be delivered in the ordinary course of the

post; and in proving such service it shall be sufficient to prove that the letter

containing the notice was properly addressed and put into the post office.

11. Interpretation or Construction of the Articles of Association

If any question shall arise upon the interpretation or construction of these Articles of

Association, the Council shall decide the point and their decision shall be final.

12. Amendment of Articles of Association

These Articles of Association shall come into effect on xxx and may be

added to or varied or any one or more of these Articles of Association may be

rescinded at any General Meeting of the Social Credit provided that not less than twenty

one days' notice of any proposed amendments is given to the President, who shall

inform members of such proposed amendments at the same time as he gives

notice of the meeting at which the amendments are to be discussed. Any

amendment shall be adopted only if passed by three quarters of all members

present or represented at such meeting.

We can send you a pdf annex with imprimatur and nihil obstat,

Social Credit and the Catholic doctrine, a study by nine theologians

Social Credit and the teachings of the Popes. A. Pilote

Social Credit is a philosophy of economic life. Louis Even

What is Social Credit? Practical Christianity!. Geoffrey Dobbs

Social Credit is the application of the Social Doctrine of the Church. Bishop Frankowski

For a better world, a Social Credit community. Louis Even

The primary objective of Social Credit: the blossoming of the human person. Louis Even

Please, subscribe to be kept informed. http://michaeljournal.org

François de Siebenthal: NORTH DAKOTA'S BANKING ...

desiebenthal.blogspot.com/.../north-dakotas-banking-system-role-model....

18 mars 2009 - [Local solutions, local control. On every level, the ... In fact, North Dakota has the only state-owned bank in the nation. The state legislature ...

Money creation management by the Swiss National Bank.

desiebenthal.blogspot.com/.../money-creation-management-by-swiss.htm...

9 oct. 2013 - 2009 - How Does the Central Bank Control the Money Supply ( and ... the ... François de Siebenthal: Lettre à mon curé sur la "création monétaire . ... of the matter, meanwhile searching for a solution; after this consideration, they were to write out their conclusions. .... Local Exchange Systems in 6 languages

An interview with a former Swiss banker

www.michaeljournal.org/swissbanker.htm
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He recently spoke to Francois de Siebenthal, who is a former banker from ... world today and what solutions he would suggest to correct the chaos that is occuring. ...States did in 1929; establish local banks with 6,000 local currency systems.

We have a clear vision, the theory and the doctrine is there, but politics is an art of the possible, it is not a science.

Anyway, the implementation was a total failure in the real world until now, at all levels, everywhere. Canada, USA, UK, etc

Can you show us a success somewhere, except in our small experiments in Madagascar, Congo, Columbia ?

http://desiebenthal.blogspot.ch/2014/10/new-world-disorder-absolute-power.html

We try our way and our best here in Switzerland, we need a large alliance and we will teach, we have years for that.

Please, help us.

They are cheating even the votations to stop us, they spent millions to manipulate TV, news, mass-media, academics etc.

They troll internet.

We not need help, and we will all succeed, if it is positive here in Switzerland, you will benefit too.

If you want 100 % at once, you will not climb the mountain. You need to go step by step, we are used to this way because we love mountains and we know how to climb them

Anyway, Switzerland is an exception already and is the most SC country in the world already, we resist to all those ugly empires since 2'000 years, and we will continue.

We are at peace since centuries, we love peace and we know that peace needs the dividend, a social money system without usury and a compensated discount, we understand the A+B thorem, we are on the good wayand it is sometimes to easy to be against people moving ahead, doing some mistakes but at least trying at all levels possible.

They killed Kennedy, the stopped all trials in Canada, show me another concrete better way if you can and anyway, help the little swiss in a fight for a true and feasible economical democracy thanks to a possible robolution.

Some people are pure like angels, but they have no hands. We say in french: "qui fait l'ange fait la bête", People like angels are in fact beasts.

We are humans, with mistakes, but we try our best and Switzerland, the poorest country of the world, no mines, no petrol, no sea, no nothing is in fact one of the richest, because we have an economy based on the spirit of association, with a cross on our flag.

http://desiebenthal.blogspot.ch/2014/10/new-world-disorder-absolute-power.html

http://desiebenthal.blogspot.ch/2009/07/swiss-secret.html

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Selon le Conseil Fédéral suisse : « L'argent au sens du droit constitutionnel ne comprend pas cette monnaie scripturale des banques qui, contrairement aux avoirs à vue auprès de la BNS, connaît un risque d'insolvabilité.

La croissance des substituts monétaires est laissée à la libre appréciation des marchés, conformément à la conception du secteur privé ancrée dans la Constitution. »

http://www.parlament.ch/f/suche/pages/geschaefte.aspx?gesch_id=20123305

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Curia Vista - Objets parlementaires

12.3305 – Interpellation

Création de monnaie en Suisse (1)

Déposé par

Müller Geri

Date de dépôt

16.03.2012

Déposé au

Conseil national

Etat des délibérations

Liquidé

Texte déposé

Face à la crise de l'euro et de la dette, je prie le Conseil fédéral de prendre position sur la question de la création de monnaie en Suisse. Selon la théorie économique qui prévaut, la plus grande part de la masse monétaire M1 est créée par l'accroissement de la somme des bilans des banques commerciales et non par la Banque nationale suisse (BNS), ce que confirme d'ailleurs le lexique de cette dernière: "Les banques créent de la monnaie en accordant des crédits; cf. lexique de la BNS".

Partant de ce constat, je prie le Conseil fédéral de répondre aux questions suivantes:

1. Aux termes de l'article 2 de la loi fédérale sur l'unité monétaire et les moyens de paiement (LUMMP), seuls sont considérés comme moyens de paiement, les espèces métalliques, les billets de banque et les avoirs à vue auprès de la BNS. Sur quelle base légale se fonde la pratique générale (suivie également par les autorités) de considérer les avoirs à vue auprès des banques comme des moyens de paiement légaux, alors qu'ils ne constituent qu'une créance sur ceux-ci, qui sera honorée ou non par les banques selon leur solvabilité?

2. La création de monnaie scripturale des banques commerciales est-elle conforme au droit régalien de la Confédération, selon l'article 99 de la Constitution, qui dispose que "la monnaie relève de la compétence de la Confédération"?

3. Comme le Conseil fédéral l'a relevé dans son message du 26 mai 1999 concernant la LUMMP, "Les avoirs à vue auprès d'une grande banque, d'une banque cantonale ou régionale, ou encore d'une organisation de cartes de crédit, ne sont effectivement pas la même chose que ceux déposés à la BNS, qui est le seul établissement du pays ... à pouvoir créer de l'argent à son gré". L'Etat ne peut donc déclarer la monnaie scripturale des banques comme moyen de paiement légal (99.051). Or vu qu'elle est considérée dans les faits comme telle, le Conseil fédéral ne pense-t-il pas qu'il serait nécessaire de préciser cette distinction dans la loi parce que la majorité de la population continue de penser que la mise en circulation de moyens de paiement libellés en francs est exclusivement du ressort de la BNS et par conséquent garantie?

4. Comment le Conseil fédéral légitime-t-il ce droit des banques commerciales de créer de la monnaie, sans qu'elle soit entièrement garantie par un capital, en accordant des crédits, qui augmentent la somme de leur bilan, alors que les particuliers ne peuvent consentir des prêts que s'ils disposent de l'argent?

Réponse du Conseil fédéral du 25.04.2012

1. Les moyens de paiement légaux et ceux considérés dans les faits comme tels sont loin d'être sur pied d'égalité. Les moyens de paiement ayant cours légal font l'objet d'une énumération exhaustive à l'article 2 de la loi fédérale sur l'unité monétaire et les moyens de paiement (LUMMP). Etant donné les différences de solvabilité des établissements gérant des comptes, les avoirs à vue auprès des banques ne jouissent pas des caractéristiques des dépôts auprès de la banque centrale: la standardisation et la fongibilité.

Contrairement aux moyens de paiement légaux, nul n'est tenu d'accepter la monnaie scripturale des banques, à moins qu'un tel moyen de paiement ait été convenu par contrat, ou que les circonstances (l'usage) ou une disposition légale particulière l'exigent.

2. La fixation de l'unité monétaire et la désignation des moyens de paiement ayant cours légal font partie des compétences conférées par le monopole de la Confédération en matière d'émission du numéraire (art. 99 al. 1 de la Constitution). L'article 2 LUMMP précise que les moyens de paiement légaux sont les espèces métalliques, les billets de banque et les avoirs à vue auprès de la Banque nationale suisse (BNS). L'argent au sens du droit constitutionnel ne comprend pas la monnaie scripturale des banques qui, contrairement aux avoirs à vue auprès de la BNS, connaît un risque d'insolvabilité. La croissance des substituts monétaires est laissée à la libre appréciation des marchés, conformément à la conception du secteur privé ancrée dans la Constitution. La Confédération a toutefois la possibilité, dans le cadre de sa compétence législative, d'intervenir contre les développements qui échappent au contrôle du processus de création monétaire exercé par la BNS, ou qui sont susceptibles de miner d'une autre manière la confiance placée dans le numéraire émis par l'Etat. Le législateur a limité les possibilités des banques de créer de la monnaie scripturale, par le biais de dispositions légales régissant les réserves minimales, ainsi que par les prescriptions relatives aux fonds propres et aux liquidités inscrites dans la loi sur les banques.

3. Voir les chiffres 1 et 2. L'article 2 LUMMP indique clairement quels sont les moyens de paiement légaux. Comme l'ont montré les débats sur la garantie des dépôts menés dans le sillage de la crise financière, la population est consciente que les avoirs à vue en francs déposés auprès de banques ne sont pas garantis par la BNS.

4. Conformément à la conception du secteur privé ancrée dans la Constitution, la croissance des substituts monétaires est laissée à la libre appréciation des marchés. En acceptant les dépôts du public et en octroyant des crédits, les banques remplissent leur fonction principale et essentielle pour l'économie d'intermédiaires entre épargnants et emprunteurs. En vertu de sa compétence législative, la Confédération peut toutefois limiter et réglementer la création de monnaie par les banques (voir ch. 2). Le législateur a ainsi édicté diverses prescriptions détaillées (par ex. sur les fonds propres, les liquidités ainsi que les réserves minimales).

Documents

Bulletin officiel - les procès-verbaux

Chronologie / procès-verbaux

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Conseil prioritaire

Conseil national

Cosignataires (10)

Descripteurs (en allemand):

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Indexation complémentaire:

Les banques gagnent un multiple de la différence des intérêts, car elles prêtent plusieurs fois le capital de base par la création de multiples crédits, création ex nihilo, du néant, sic

Donc en Suisse, l'argent créé "ex nihilo" est bien de la "fausse monnaie" très risquée comme le démontrait le prix Nobel Maurice Allais.

La Suisse doit sortir du FMI et de la Banque mondiale

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Cette lettre d’une maîtresse m’a fait pleurer comme un bébé.

“Chers parents : à propos de CET enfant…”, par Amy Murray.

Chers parents :
Je sais. Vous êtes inquiets. Chaque jour, votre enfant rentre à la maison et vous parle de CET enfant. Celui qui est toujours occupé à frapper, pincer, griffer et même parfois mordre les autres enfants. Celui à qui je dois toujours tenir la main dans le couloir. Celui qui a son coin spécial sur le tapis de jeu et préfère s’asseoir sur une chaise plutôt que par terre. Celui qui a du quitter la classe parce qu’on ne jette pas les jouets. Celui qui a grimpé la grille de la cour alors que je lui disais d’arrêter. Celui qui a aspergé le sol avec le lait de son voisin parce qu’il était en colère. Exprès. Alors que je le regardais. Et quand je lui ai demandé de nettoyer, il a vidé le rouleau de sopalin. Exprès. Alors que je le regardais. Celui qui a prononcé le mot en M en cours de gym.
Vous êtes inquiet que CET enfant n’empêche le votre d’apprendre. Vous avez peur qu’il me prenne trop de temps et d’énergie pour que le votre ait sa part d’attention. Vous avez peur qu’il ne blesse quelqu’un un jour. Vous avez peur que ce “quelqu’un” soit votre enfant. Vous avez peur que votre enfant ne devienne agressif pour obtenir ce qu’il veut. Vous avez peur que votre enfant ne devienne un cancre parce que je n’aurais pas remarqué qu’il a du mal à écrire. Je sais.
Votre enfant, à son âge et dans cette classe, n’est pas CET enfant. Votre enfant n’est pas parfait, mais en général, il obéit. Il partage ses jouets sans problème. Il ne jette pas son matériel. Il lève la main pour parler. Il travaille quand c’est l’heure de travailler, et joue quand c’est l’heure de jouer. On peut le laisser aller seul aux toilettes et en revenir sans craindre une mauvaise blague. Il pense que le mot en P est “purée” et que le mot en M est “mercredi”. Je sais.
Je sais, et je m’en inquiète aussi.
Vous savez, je m’inquiète tout le temps. Pour TOUS les enfants. Je m’inquiète de l’écriture de votre enfant, de la prononciation d’un autre, de la timidité de celui-ci ou de tel autre qui ne mange pas le midi. J’ai peur que le manteau de Gavin ne soit pas assez chaud et que le père de Talitha ne la gronde parce qu’elle écrit les B à l’envers. Tous mes trajets en voiture et toutes mes douches, je les passe à m’inquiéter.
Mais je le sais, vous voulez parler de CET enfant. Parce que les B à l’envers de Talitha ne causeront pas un oeil au beurre noir à votre enfant.
Moi aussi je veux parler de CET enfant, mais il y a tellement de choses que je n’aurais pas le droit de vous dire.
Je ne ne pourrais pas vous dire qu’il a été adopté dans un orphelinat quand il avait 18 mois.
Je ne pourrais pas vous dire qu’il suit un régime spécial à cause de ses allergies alimentaires et qu’il a faim TOUT. LE. TEMPS.
Je ne pourrais pas vous dire que ses parents sont en plein divorce et qu’il habite chez sa grand-mère.
Je ne pourrais pas vous dire que j’ai peur que sa grand-mère ne commence à boire…
Je ne pourrais pas vous dire que son traitement contre l’asthme le rend agité.
Je ne pourrais pas vous dire que sa mère est seule, et que cet enfant est à la garderie à la seconde où elle ouvre jusqu’à la seconde où elle ferme le soir. Il a ensuite 40 minutes de trajet pour rentrer chez lui, et dors donc moins que la plupart des adultes.
Je ne pourrais pas vous dire qu’il a assisté à des violences domestiques.
Vous comprenez. Vous savez que je ne peux pas divulguer d’informations personnelles. Vous voulez juste savoir ce que je FAIS à propos du comportement de CET enfant.
J’aimerais vous le dire. Mais je ne peux pas.
Je ne peux pas vous die qu’il reçoit des cours d’orthophonie, qu’un examen a révélé retard de langage, et qu’un thérapeute a lié son agressivité à ses difficultés à communiquer.
Je ne peux pas vous dire que je rencontre ses parents TOUTES les semaines, et que le plus souvent, ils crient pendant ces rencontres.
Je ne peux pas vous dire que cet enfant et moi avons un signal secret avec nos mains quand il veut s’asseoir tout seul dans son coin.
Je ne peux pas vous dire qu’il passe le temps de la sieste blotti sur mes genoux parce que sentir mon coeur battre “le fait se sentir bien”.
Je ne peux pas vous dire que depuis trois mois, je note chacun de ses accès de colère et que leur nombre a baissé de 5 par jour à 5 par semaine.
Je ne peux pas vous dire que le secrétaire de l’école à accepté que je l’envoie dans son bureau quand il a besoin de prendre l’air.
Je ne peux pas vous dire qu’à une réunion de professeurs, les larmes aux yeux, j’ai supplié mes collègues de le surveiller de près, de lui prêter attention, même quand ils sont en colère parce qu’il a encore frappé quelqu’un JUSTE DEVANT EUX.
Le truc c’est qu’il y a TELLEMENT DE CHOSES que je ne pas dire à propos de cet enfant. Même les bonnes choses je ne peux pas vous les dire.
Je ne peux pas vous dire que son travail dans la classe est d’arroser les plantes, et que quand l’une d’elle est morte pendant l’hiver, il a pleuré toutes les larmes de son corps.
Je ne peux pas vous dire qu’il embrasse sa petite soeur tous les matins pour lui dire au revoir, et lui murmure “Tu est mon soleil” avant que sa mère n’emporte la poussette.
Je ne peux pas vous dire qu’il en sait plus à propos des orages que bien des mététorologues.
Je ne peux pas vous dire qu’il me propose souvent d’aider à tailler les crayons pendant les récréations.
Je ne peux pas vous dire qu’il coiffe les cheveux de sa meilleure amie pendant la sieste.
Je ne peux pas vous dire que lorsqu’un de ses camarades pleure, il se précipite pour lui lire une de ses histoires préférées.
Le truc, chers parents, c’est que je ne peux vous parler que de VOTRE enfant. Alors je peux vous dire ceci :
Si jamais un jour VOTRE enfant devient CET enfant…
Je ne partagerai pas vos histoires de famille avec d’autres parents.
Je communiquerai avec vous régulièrement, clairement, et gentiment.
Je m’assurerai qu’il y a des mouchoirs sur mon bureau pendant nos rencontres, je vous tiendrai la main si vous pleurez.
Je me battrai pour que vous receviez les services des meilleurs spécialistes, et je coopérerai avec eux pour obtenir les meilleurs résultats.
Je m’assurerai que votre enfant reçoive le surplus d’amour et d’attention dont il a besoin.
Je porterai sa voix auprès du personnel de l’école.
Quoiqu'il arrive, je continuerai à chercher tous ses bons côtés, toutes ses qualités et tout ce qui le rend exceptionnel.
Je lui rappellerai ces choses, ainsi qu’à vous, encore et encore.
Et quand un parent viendra se plaindre de VOTRE enfant…
Je lui répéterai tout ça,encore et encore.
Avec tout mon amour;

La maîtresse.

Solutions vraies, rapides, sûres, concrètes, efficaces:

plus de temps pour les parents.

http://desiebenthal.blogspot.ch/2013/04/revenu-de-base-inconditionnel-reponses.html

http://desiebenthal.blogspot.ch/2014/11/les-enfants-souffrent-des-divorces.html

Parmi les pires maltraitances et tortures morales, psychiques et manipulatrices, ignorer l'enfant, le menacer de l'ignorer ou faire croire que l'autre parent ne s'intéresse plus vraiment à l'enfant par des mensonges, ruptures affectives et conflits de loyauté.

Selon les psychiatres, notamment le Dr Philip Ney, ces souffrances sont atroces, pires que des souffrances physiques, gifles, coups etc... et laissant des traces psychiques graves pour toute la vie...

Blaise Rossellat

15 décembre 18:40

L'utilité de l'argent dans le fond c'est quoi?

C'est acheter et recevoir du temps de travail. Je te donne 50.-, tu me donne une heure de travail en échange. Le résultat de ce travail va valoir une certaine quantité d'argent (le pris de revente), pour finalement ne plus rien valoir du tout... ou avoir un prix négatif (le déchet que je vais mettre dans ma poubelle).

Sans pouvoir acheter du "temps de travail", l'argent n'a aucun intérêt.

Quand je paye mes impôts, mes taxes, j'offre des heures de mon travail à l'Etat, en échange d'autre heures de travail.

Maintenant je peux aussi offrir 10 heures de mon travail contre 1 heure (par exemple d'un avocat, d'un dentiste), mais l'argent n'est qu'un outil pour échanger des heures de travail.

Quand je prend des dettes, je demande un certain nombre d'heures de travail, que je m'engage à rembourser par un autre nombre d'heures de travail.

Quand j'achète un diamant, je paye le travail de la personne qui a extrait ce diamant, celle qui a mis des gens ensemble pour extraire ce diamant, les transporteurs, celui qui a transformé ce diamant, mais à la fin j'échange de nouveau de l'argent contre des heures de travail.

Maintenant à chaque transfert, il y a des pertes, et c'est bien ce qu'optimise la "nouvelle économie" (sharing economy), ou d'ailleurs particulièrement les multi-nationales. Comment éviter ces pertes. L’embêtant c'est qu'une partie de ces pertes permet à l'Etat de recevoir du temps de travail de personnes qui font tourner l'Etat. Plus j'optimise, plus une société optimise, plus l'Etat sera dans la merde et va devoir trouver d'autre sources pour augmenter ce temps de travail.

Maintenant si les 75% de la fortune appartiennent à 10%, cela veut dire que 75% de mon temps de travail potentiel appartient à 10% des plus riches. Il faut pondérer ce taux par la capacité de transfert (car c'est bien le transfert qui crée de la valeur, pas la possession - avoir de l'argent dans un coffre n'a aucune valeur si il n'achète par du temps de travail d'autres personnes.).

D’où ma conclusion que la moitié de notre temps de travail en moyenne est "offerte" aux 1% des plus riches puisqu'ils possèdent 40% de la fortune en Suisse, donc de la capacité de travail.

D'où mon autre conclusion que si on veut sortir un pays de la m****, il faut enlever tous les impôts, toutes les taxes, et demander à chacun d'offrir 20% de leur temps à l'Etat (temps que l'Etat peut retransformer en argent en "louant" un employé ce 20% de ce temps à sa société.). 20% c'est une moyenne à la louche du temps qu'on passe à travailler pour gagner de l'argent qu'on reverse à l'Etat. - avec Gabriel Klein.

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Tous nos voeux de bonne année, pour vous et tous les vôtres, voeux d'abord de bonne santé, puis de joies, réussites dans vos entreprises, bonheur en un mot, en espérant qu'on sortira de ces crises fabriquées à dessin par des méchants ou des inconscients pour détruire les familles et les nations.

Nous espérons que les idées créditistes soient enfin appliquées pour le bien de tous.

We would like to wish you a joyful Christmas within your family and in peace !

We send you as well all our best wishes for this New Year.

Feliz Navidad a ti y a tu familia!!! Prospero Anio y Felicidad

BUON NATALE

Proponendovi questi giochi di ispirazione natalizia, vi augurano Buone Feste a tutta la Famiglia.

Maligayang Pasko.

Nous vous souhaitons de tout coeur une joyeuse Fête de Noël en Famille et dans la Paix !

Également tous nos meilleurs voeux pour l'année et tous les siècles à venir

Wir wünschen Ihnen und Ihrer Familie von ganzem Herzen ein frohes, friedvolles Weihnachtsfest !

Ebenfalls alle unsere besten Wünsche für das Neue Jahr.

Meilleurs souvenirs

à voir absolument...A must see:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXh7JR9oKVE

How to open local banks with local new currency but without any interest ?

How to create and share surpluses ?

https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0Aep0lmjLtiXzZHNrdmhteF8zNDFmcTJoNTRmdA&hl=fr

Comment créer et partager les surplus:

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=1Kxlo32UKwGx0fVhNYmkul1mr0oKs6RyIIdzKOUAlcWVv6n83Z-Cnr8lc-EHs&hl=fr

Avec nos meilleurs voeux de Noël et pour une bonne santé dans toutes

les années à venir, surtout à tous vos proches.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MRXDMGi4zbTYwFiKI8qpqFeAg3ayEkLaufWq4OrlQ0o/edit?hl=fr&authkey=CLrT-IwK

Famille François et Cecilia de Siebenthal

et leurs enfants encore vivants

Jimmy, Marina, Inès, Maximilien, Marc, Nicolas, Alexandre, Isabel

sans oublier

nos deux petits anges déjà au Ciel.

Douce nuit, Sainte nuit... en deux versions :

celle du diaporama ci-dessus (avec l’histoire de ce chant) et celle des petits chanteurs à la Croix de bois ci-dessous

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0HvkYD5Ec4&feature=related

Entre le bœuf et l’âne gris...paroles ci-dessous...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy4yumEqG1k

Les anges dans nos campagnes (petits chanteurs à la Croix de bois aussi)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HsQuCOouLM&feature=related

14, ch. des Roches

CH 1010 Lausanne

Suisse, Switzerland

00 41 21 616 88 88

021 616 88 88 FAX: 616 88 81

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy4yumEqG1k

http://ktotv.com/

1 - Entre le bœuf et l'âne gris

Dort, dort, dort le petit fils