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The benefits of buying locally where feasible are obvious
enough as to hardly bear repeating. Still, it is not
unusual to hear of plans for big city shopping that fail to
take into account the real costs of both the time and gas
money that such a trip takes. More to the point, one could
ask what do the big city merchants bring to Whitecourt
that add to our community
For local businesses, the list is almost endless,
whether it be sponsorship of a sports team, donations to
worthy causes, or just fun events like the Christmas is for
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Echoes of Fort Assiniboine
and District - Memories of
The Early 1900's: Part 1
by Ella Stauffer
In the early years of the nineteen hundreds, people
came from Overseas, Eastern Canada and the United
States looking for land and jobs. Some would stop with
relatives or friends; others would continue to the Immigration
Center in Edmonton, to file on a quarter of land,
which they had been told they could get for a payment
of ten dollars and the carrying out of certain conditions,
namely: clearing and breaking ten acres of the land each
year, for three years, as well as living on it — they would
Olaf Monson's homestead, early days log cabin. Olaf on horse.
(Continued on page 20)
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The Town of Whitecourt will be installing new radar
speed signs adjacent to St. Mary’s and Central Schools.
The signs will provide effective and affordable traffic
calming to increase driver awareness and assist with reducing
speeds in school zones. The signs have an electronic
display that posts the speed of vehicles passing by.
Two other portable signs will also be utilized throughout
the community and will perform a variety of functions,
including traffic calming, pre/post enforcement monitoring,
traffic counts, and traffic recording. The signs will
be installed and operational before the end of the year.
As requested by the Province, a review of water and
sewer rates was completed to ensure that infrastructure
and operations are sustainable to ensure safe drinking
water, and to meet environmental guidelines. Results of
the evaluation demonstrated a need to increase water and
sewer rates to ensure long term sustainability.
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Current $19.50 $20.50 $40.00
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This Month in Whitecourt
Town Council Special Budget Meeting scheduled
for 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, December 13 to review the
proposed 2013 Interim Budget.
Tim Horton's Community Fun Night at the Allan
& Jean Millar Centre. We invite one and all to come enjoy
fun fieldhouse activities at the Allan & Jan Millar Centre
for FREE. Saturday, December 15 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Stat Holidays - Facility Closures 12/24/2012
Forest Interpretive Centre
Town Administration Office
Whitecourt Public Library
Closed Christmas & Boxing Day12/25 & 26/2012
Allan & Jean Millar Centre
Carlan Services Community Resource Centre
Forest Interpretive Centre
Scott Safety Centre
Town Administration Office
Whitecourt Public Library
Christmas Trivia & Fun Facts:
Most of these facts are very interesting and reminds us that
there is quite a bit of history behind our family customs.
• The word Christmas is Old English, a contraction of
Christ's Mass.
• The first President to decorate the White House Christmas
tree in the United States was Franklin Pierce.
• Germany made the first artificial Christmas trees. They
were made of goose feathers and dyed green.
• Electric lights for trees were first used in 1895.
• The first Christmas cards were vintage and invented in
1843, the Victorian Era.
• "It's a Wonderful Life" appears on TV more often than
any other holiday movie.
• Rudolph was actually created by Montgomery Ward in
the late 1930's for a holiday promotion. The rest is history.
• The Nutcracker is the most famous Christmas ballet.
• Jingle Bells was first written for Thanksgiving and then
became one of the most popular Christmas songs.
• If you received all of the gifts in the song "The Twelve
Days of Christmas," you would receive 364 gifts.
• The poinsettia plant was brought into the United States
from Mexico by Joel Poinsett in the early 1800's.
• Holly berries are poisonous.
• Contrary to common belief, poinsettia plants are nontoxic.
• In 1843, "A Christmas Carol" was written by Charles
Dickens in just six weeks.
• Clearing up a common misconception, in Greek, X means
Christ. That is where the word "X-Mas" comes from. Not
because someone took the "Christ" out of Christmas.
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Binary Economics - the
Economic Paradigm of the 21st
Century
by Rev. Dr. Walter Fauntroy
Former Delegate to the US House
of Representatives, Fauntroy was a
member of the House Banking, Finance
and Urban Affairs Committee,
chaired for six years the Subcommittee
on Domestic Monetary Policy and for four years
chaired the Subcommittee on International Development,
Finance, Trade and Monetary Policy.
Editor's Note: the following is a continuation of
the Advisor focus on Binary Economics, an idea ahead
of its time when it was fi rst presented. Today it is the
only system that has the potential to solve our current
economic problems, without giving excessive powers to
government or private corporations. In short, the only
long-term, sustainable solution. Although the following
is based on the U.S. economy, the ideas are equally applicable
to Canada and were championed here in the
past by Canadian Winnet Boyd, who also was the chief
engineer in designing the world's best jet engine in the
Avro Arrow.
(Speech presented at a conference on "Renewing the
United Nations and Building a Culture of Peace," Session
Four: "The UN and Freedom from Poverty," Report
from the Interreligious and International Federation for
World Peace, Assembly 2000, New York, August 2000.)
Thank you, Mr. Betancourt, my distinguished copanelists,
ladies and gentlemen. After listening to Dr.
Norman Bailey, I am tempted to title my presentation,
(Continued on page 19)
It’s the Interest, Stupid! Why
Bankers Rule the World
by Ellen Brown
In the 2012 edition of Occupy
Money released last week, Professor
Margrit Kennedy writes that a
stunning 35% to 40% of everything
we buy goes to interest. This interest
goes to bankers, financiers, and
bondholders, who take a 35% to 40% cut of our GDP.
That helps explain how wealth is systematically transferred
from Main Street to Wall Street. The rich get
progressively richer at the expense of the poor, not just
because of “Wall Street greed” but because of the inexorable
mathematics of our private banking system.
This hidden tribute to the banks will come as a surprise
to most people, who think that if they pay their
credit card bills on time and don’t take out loans, they
aren’t paying interest. This, says Dr. Kennedy, is not
true. Tradesmen, suppliers, wholesalers and retailers all
along the chain of production rely on credit to pay their
bills. They must pay for labor and materials before they
have a product to sell and before the end buyer pays for
the product 90 days later. Each supplier in the chain adds
interest to its production costs, which are passed on to
the ultimate consumer. Dr. Kennedy cites interest charges
ranging from 12% for garbage collection, to 38% for
drinking water to, 77% for rent in public housing in her
native Germany.
Her figures are drawn from the research of economist
Helmut Creutz, writing in German and interpreting
Bundesbank publications. They apply to the expenditures
of German households for everyday goods and
services in 2006; but similar figures are seen in financial
sector profits in the United States, where they composed
a whopping 40% of U.S. business profits in 2006. That
was five times the 7% made by the banking sector in
1980. Bank assets, financial profits, interest, and debt
have all been growing exponentially.
Exponential growth in financial sector profits has
(Continued on page 10)

DECEMBER 2012 Community Advisor PAGE 7
Exodus 22:25
“If you lend money
to any of my people with
you who is poor, you shall
not be like a moneylender
to him, and you shall not
exact interest from him."
Deuteronomy 23:19
“You shall not
charge interest on loans
to your brother, interest
on money, interest on
food, interest on anything
that is lent for interest.
Proverbs22:7
You shall not lend him
your money at interest,
nor give him your
food for profi t.
Psalm 15:5
Who does not put out his
money at interest and
does not take a bribe
against the innocent. He
who does these things
shall never be moved.
Another meaning of Christmas
by Dan Parker
At the risk of being politically
incorrect, it is the view here that an
important meaning of Christmas can
be found in the words and actions of
the namesake of this holiday. In this
case, I am not talking about the concept
of peace on earth, as important
as that issue is. Instead, an often overlooked concept of
the Christmas holiday is what might be referred to as
the message of social advancement. Before politics took
precedence over spirituality for much of Christendom,
social change was the central tenet of the teachings of
Christ. Evidence of this exists not only from Christian
writings such as the four gospels of the New Testament,
but also from the 1st century Jewish historian Josephus
and the early 2nd century Roman historian Tacitus.
As one internet site relates “The earliest strata of the
Gospels...point back to a revolutionary movement led
first by John the Baptist and then by Jesus...aimed at the
overthrow of Roman and Herodian rule in Palestine and
the establishment of an earthly kingdom of God”. However,
it wasn’t just the Romans Jesus was working to re-
(Continued on page 16)
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(Continued on page 19)
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(Continued from page 6)
occurred at the expense of the non-financial sectors,
where incomes have at best grown linearly.
By 2010, 1% of the population owned 42% of financial
wealth, while 80% of the population owned only 5%
percent of financial wealth. Dr. Kennedy observes that
the bottom 80% pay the hidden interest charges that the
top 10% collect, making interest a strongly regressive
tax that the poor pay to the rich.
Exponential growth is unsustainable. In nature, sustainable
growth progresses in a logarithmic curve that
grows increasingly more slowly until it levels off. Exponential
growth does the reverse: it begins slowly and
increases over time, until the curve shoots up vertically.
Exponential growth is seen in parasites, cancers . . . and
compound interest. When the parasite runs out of its
food source, the growth curve suddenly collapses.
People generally assume that if they pay their bills
on time, they aren’t paying compound interest; but
again, this isn’t true. Compound interest is baked into
the formula for most mortgages, which compose 80%
of U.S. loans. And if credit cards aren’t paid within the
one-month grace period, interest charges are compounded
daily.
Even if you pay within the grace period, you are
paying 2% to 3% for the use of the card, since merchants
(Continued on page 11)
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(Continued from page 10)
pass their merchant fees on to the consumer. Debit cards,
which are the equivalent of writing checks, also involve
fees. Visa-MasterCard and the banks at both ends of
these interchange transactions charge an average fee of
44 cents per transaction — though the cost to them is
about four cents.
How to Recapture the Interest: Own the Bank
The implications of all this are stunning. If we had a
financial system that returned the interest collected from
the public directly to the public, 35% could be lopped
off the price of everything we buy. That means we could
buy three items for the current price of two, and that our
paychecks could go 50% farther than they go today.
Direct reimbursement to the people is a hard system
to work out, but there is a way we could collectively recover
the interest paid to banks. We could do it by turning
the banks into public utilities and their profits into
public assets. Profits would return to the public, either
reducing taxes or increasing the availability of public
services and infrastructure.
By borrowing from their own publicly-owned banks,
governments could eliminate their interest burden altogether.
This has been demonstrated elsewhere with stellar
results, including in Canada during from 1939 to
1973, Australia, and Argentina among other countries.
In 2011, the U.S. federal government paid $454 billion
in interest on the federal debt — nearly one-third
the total $1,100 billion paid in personal income taxes
that year. If the government had been borrowing directly
from the Federal Reserve — which has the power to create
credit on its books and now rebates its profits directly
to the government — personal income taxes could have
been cut by a third.
Borrowing from its own central bank interest-free
might even allow a government to eliminate its national
debt altogether. In Money and Sustainability: The Missing
Link (at page 126), Bernard Lietaer and Christian
Asperger, et al., cite the example of France. The Treasury
borrowed interest-free from the nationalized Banque de
France from 1946 to 1973. The law then changed to
forbid this practice, requiring the Treasury to borrow
instead from the private sector. The authors include a
chart showing what would have happened if the French
government had continued to borrow interest-free versus
what did happen. Rather than dropping from 21%
to 8.6% of GDP, the debt shot up from 21% to 78% of
GDP.
“No ‘spendthrift government’ can be blamed in this
case,” write the authors. “Compound interest explains
it all!”
More than Just a Federal Solution
(See Public Banking on page 22)
Mother asks little Johnny, as they wait for the
bus, to tell the driver he is 4 years old when asked
because he will ride for free. As they get into the
bus the driver asks Johnny how old he was. "I am
4 years old". "And when will you be six years
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CLUES ACROSS
1. Twos under par
7. Expresses surprise
10. Shows exceedingly great size
12. At this place
13. One who prints from a plate
14. '95 U.S. Open golf champ Corey
15. Stupefy with alcohol
16. Breezed through
17. A major division of geological
time
18. Humble request for help
19. Part of a deck
21. Albanian monetary unit
22. Atomic #22
27. Atomic #18
28. Catholic holiday service
33. Canadian province
34. Capital of Alberta
36. Large African antelope
37. Mexican tortilla sandwich
38. Pigmented eye membrane
39. Baby's food protector
40. Winglike structures
41. Sun-dried brick
44. Those dull in appearance
45. Basketlike baby's bed
48. Purpose or intent
49. Difficult to carry
50. Cry made by sheep
51. More than one spouse
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2. About aviation
3. Small biting flies
4. Bulgarian monetary unit
5. Point midway between E and SE
6. Old CCCP or U___
7. Rubber tree genus
8. Waterless
9. Female chicken
10. Relating to the Hebrews
11. Dig up
12. Diacritic caron
14. Capital of Sicily
17. Shock therapy
18. Cyto_____: surrounds the
nucleus
20. Daughters of the Am.
Revolution
23. Nincompoops
24. Great battle of 333 BC
25. Salt Lake state
26. Woman (French)
29. A public promotion
30. Social insect
31. Knifed
32. Formal association of people
35. Toff
36. Snaps up
38. Annona diversifolia
40. Opera vocal solo
41. Largest continent
42. Day (Latin)
43. Sole
44. Hit lightly
45. Guy (slang)
46. Black tropical Am. cuckoo
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form. He chose a tax collector as one of His apostles and
used a Samaritan to teach a lesson on brotherhood. This
sort of cosmopolitan approach to religion was frowned
upon by the by the orthodox of his brethren. In addition
to tax collectors, Jesus also associated with prostitutes,
the blind, lepers, the rich, the poor, the destitute, the religious
and the irreligious. In short, there was no prejudice
against any members of society, including those who
were generally excluded from the society of the day.
In addition, Jesus heavily criticized the established
religious leaders of the day in his society; the Scribes,
Pharisees, and Sadducees. Terms He used to describe
this religious power structure included hypocrites, a
brood of vipers and sons of the devil.
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workings of oppression” — to challenge the established
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the authorities… He was fighting against the way they
exploited the people,” explained Hendricks. “[Jesus
was] revolutionary in the sense that he worked to make
a very radical upheaval in society.”
In essence, Christmas cannot only be viewed as a
time of good fellowship and peace, but also as a time
to reflect and commit on improving society in general
beyond the important, but one-off, efforts of Christmas
hampers for the poor and so on. Instead of a Roman
occupation, people in the west are in thrall to an
international money system that places crushing debt on
many citizens. Even here, Jesus was ahead of his time in
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"How to make the world's poor fishermen-owners of the
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I ask you to evaluate what I have to say to you today
against a background of what I call the "arrogance of
old age" and the wisdom that has flowed from 40 years
at the core of every major change in public policy in the
United States affecting people of African descent. You
have to evaluate what I suggest to you as the Economic
Paradigm for the 21st Century against the background
of three things:
First, I'm a minister of the gospel, anointed of God
to declare good news for the poor, bind up the brokenhearted
and give liberty to those that are bound. I sought
to do that with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in fashioning
the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights
Act of 1965; as a member of Congress with my arrest
at the South African embassy in 1984; and as a founding
member of the Congressional Black Caucus during
my twenty-year tenure in the US. House of Representatives.
I continue to seek to declare "Good News to the
poor" today as the head of the National Black Leadership
Roundtable of the Congressional Black Caucus.
You have to evaluate my suggestions, second, against
my background of 20 years on the Banking, Finance and
Urban Affairs Committee of the House. For six years I
was Chairman of the Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary
Policy and for four years Chairman of its Subcommittee
on International Development, Finance, Trade,
and Monetary Policy, which had responsibility of overseeing
our nation's participation in the multilateral development
banks of the world: the World Bank, the IMF
and the various regional development banks.
Third, you have to evaluate what I have to say
against the background of my work with the Center for
Economic and Social Justice, headed by Dr. Norman
Kurland, which has focused its attention upon what I
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“Dr. Graham said a culture of intimidation and fear permeates
the [FDA], making it difficult for drug safety officers
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The FDA “continued to try to catch the leaker even after
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The FDA launches criminal investigations.”
“‘The public is very vulnerable,’ said the officer, who
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years after the release of a new drug.”
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then be given the title to the quarter section. This was
a tempting offer for people wanting some land and a
home.
Settlers who were already established soon saw
people moving in, choosing homesteads and starting
the backbreaking job of carving a home out of the bush.
Moving in by wagons drawn by horse and oxen, even on
foot, they often cut trails, forded rivers, sleeping under
their wagons at night, or a canvas tent, or even under a
tree for protection from the elements.
Roads were a problem; — in wet weather they were
virtually impassible because of mud holes or trees over
the road. People travelling on foot often made a 'dug-out'
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no bridges or ferries; people with team and wagon had
to ford these rivers.
The first job that faced the new-comers was to build
a shelter; first for themselves, then for their stock. This
was done by cutting trees down in log lengths, rolling
them up one on top of the other to make a wall, notch the
corners so they would fit tighter. Some hewed the logs
on two sides. The walls were then spiked on the comers
if spikes were available. The roof was made of logs
with about a foot of sod on top. The door was made of
lumber, and the floor was either boards or dirt. The walls
were chinked with moss or mud.
The next business at hand was to dig a well if there
was no creek or spring close by. A well had to be dug with
a pick and round-nosed shovel, by digging a four foot
hole in the ground after one of the settlers had 'witched'
a water vein to tell where water could be found. A pail
and rope were used to pull the dirt from the hole in the
ground until water was found — sometimes as deep as
thirty or forty feet. A cribbing was then made of lumber
and lowered into the well to keep the sides from caving,
and a lid on top. Using a pail on the end of a rope,
water was drawn by hand to supply the family, stock and
sometimes a neighbor who was in need of water.
Come back next week for the continuation...
These stories were reproduced from Echoes of Fort
Assiniboine and District, with permission of the Fort
Assiniboine Friendship Club Book Committee. A digital
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purchased from the Fort Assiniboine Museum, call
780-584-3737 for hours of operation. A copy of Three
Trails Home; A History of Mayerthorpe and Districts
is available at the Mayerthorpe Public Library. Please
call (780) 786-2416 for more information. The local
Whitecourt history book, Sagitawah Saga - The Story
of Whitecourt, is available at the public library for
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tive.
As noted above, PGE2 is also associated with cancer.
Therefore, reducing the production of PGE2 potentially could
also reduce incidences of certain types of cancer. Therefore,
in an effort to expand market used of the cox-2 drug Celebrex,
Pfizer initiated a study of Celebrex for the prevention of colon
cancer. The study was sponsored by the US National Cancer
Institutes (a taxpayer funded group). The study was suppose to
span 5 years, but was suspended in less than 3 years because
those taking 400-800 mg of Celebrex per day had a 2.5-3.4
fold increase of major cardiovascular events compared with
placebo.
This means that all three cox-2 inhibitors that have been
approved by the FDA since 1999 have been shown to be quite
dangerous, and have subsequently been removed from the
market, and had serious warnings added to their labels, or are
being investigated for sanctions.
Lastly, as noted above, PGE2 is also associated with Alzheimer’s
Disease. Again, reducing the production of PGE2
potentially could reduce the incidence of Alzheimer’s Disease.
Another NSAID that reduces the production of PGE2
is Naproxen (prescription Naprosyn, over-the-counter Aleve).
Naprosyn has been on the market since 1994. On December
21, 2004, the National Institute of Health (another taxpayer
funded organization) announced that those taking Aleve in the
Alzheimer’s risk study also had significant increased risk of
heart attack and stroke. The FDA, now quick to respond, advises
“no more that 2 pills per day, and do not take it for longer
than 10 days.”16
In light of all of this information coming to light in the last
3 months, one wonders at the gall used by those who would
caution against chiropractic spinal adjusting for fear vascular
accidents. The only numbers I found in these articles are from
Dr. Graham on Vioxx: up to 139,000 heart attacks and strokes,
with as many as 56,000 being fatal, in a period of time of less
than 5 years. Again, this is from just one of these drugs.
Incredibly, there is only one randomized clinical trial
comparing the cox-2 inhibitors Vioxx/Celebrex/Bextra to chiropractic
spinal adjusting for the treatment of chronic spinal
pain.2 It was published in July 2003 in Spine, the world’s number
one orthopedic journal. Astonishingly, chiropractic spinal
adjusting was better than 5 times more effective in treating
chronic spinal pain than were the cox-2 inhibitors Vioxx/Celebrex/Bextra.
Interesting, the drugs resulted in more patients
experiencing adverse reactions than becoming asymptomatic
during the study period. Chiropractic spinal adjusting resulted
in far superior results, with no adverse reactions. You can
sign-up for my review of this article2 and many others on my
website, www.danmurphydc.com.
Thank you, Dr. Dan Murphy for your extensive research.
It is becoming more than obvious that making more
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stay and be healthy. The crisis care, symptom chasing system
we have created has forgotten that the patient’s health
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It is not just federal governments that could eliminate
their interest charges in this way. State and local
governments could do it too.
Consider California. At the end of 2010, it had general
obligation and revenue bond debt of $158 billion. Of
this, $70 billion, or 44%, was owed for interest. If the
state had incurred that debt to its own bank — which then
returned the profits to the state — California could be $70
billion richer today. Instead of slashing services, selling
off public assets, and laying off employees, it could be
adding services and repairing its decaying infrastructure.
The only U.S. state to own its own depository bank
today is North Dakota. North Dakota is also the only
state to have escaped the 2008 banking crisis, sporting
a sizable budget surplus every year since then. It has
the lowest unemployment rate in the country, the lowest
foreclosure rate, and the lowest default rate on credit
card debt.
Globally, 40% of banks are publicly owned, and they
are concentrated in countries that also escaped the 2008
banking crisis. These are the BRIC countries — Brazil,
Russia, India, and China — which are home to 40% of
the global population. The BRICs grew economically by
92% in the last decade, while Western economies were
floundering.
Cities and counties could also set up their own
banks; but in the U.S., this model has yet to be developed.
In North Dakota, meanwhile, the Bank of North
Dakota underwrites the bond issues of municipal governments,
saving them from the vagaries of the “bond
vigilantes” and speculators, as well as from the high fees
of Wall Street underwriters and the risk of coming out
on the wrong side of interest rate swaps required by the
underwriters as “insurance.”
One of many cities crushed by this Wall Street “insurance”
scheme is Philadelphia, which has lost $500
million on interest swaps alone. (How the swaps work
and their link to the LIBOR scandal was explained in
an earlier article in the Advisor.) Last week, the Philadelphia
City Council held hearings on what to do about
these lost revenues. In an October 30th article titled Can
Public Banks End Wall Street Hegemony, Willie Osterweil
discussed a solution presented at the hearings in
a fiery speech by Mike Krauss, a director of the Public
Banking Institute.
Krauss’ solution was to do as Iceland did: just walk
away. He proposed “a strategic default until the bank
negotiates at better terms.” Osterweil called it “radical,”
since the city would lose it favorable credit rating and
might have trouble borrowing. But Krauss had a solution
to that problem: the city could form its own bank
and use it to generate credit for the city from public
revenues, just as Wall Street banks generate credit from
those revenues now.
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developing a public banking
system, governments
can keep the interest and
reinvest it locally. According
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that means public savings
of 35% to 40%. Costs
can be reduced across the
board; taxes can be cut or
services can be increased;
and market stability can be
created for governments,
borrowers and consumers.
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call the "Economic Paradigm for the 21st Century," as
has the World Institute for Development and Peace with
Antonio Betancourt.
Let me tell you, therefore, what I believe to be the
basic problem confronting the world and what I believe
to be its solution. The basic problem confronting
the world as I've experienced it in the United States is
"Anxiety over a lack of adequate and secure income."
People in the United States, and it is increasingly so
around the world, are anxious because they feel the
income they now have is not adequate, and that it will
not be there for them in the future. When people are
anxious over a lack of adequate and secure income,
there's a tendency for them to turn on one another instead
of to one another.
In the United States, we found that this anxiety is
based upon three well-founded fears.
The first reason is the flight of jobs to cheaper labor
markets abroad — some 2 million American jobs a
year over the last 20 years. Every time a factory closes
down in the United States and re-opens in a cheaper
labor market abroad, people in this country get anxious.
"I wonder if I'm next to get a pink slip." The
essence of the role of asset managers in the capitalist
system is to move capital toward cheap labor; and
there's not very much anyone can do about it. Capital
will always follow cheaper labor.
The second reason people are anxious over a
lack of adequate and secure income is that advancing
technologies are rapidly displacing people from
gainful employment opportunities. Here in the United
States, if you call 411 for information, you get a robot
that says, "What city, please" You speak and it says,
(Continued on page 28)
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(Continued from page 27)
"What listing, please" and you get your number. Every
time that robot speaks, understand that hundreds of
thousands of communication workers, who had jobs
saying, "Thank you for calling AT&T' and "Thank you
for calling Bell Atlantic," are out of work! The Communications
Workers of America are now striking in
these United States because those technologies are
rapidly advancing.
Chrysler Corporation five years ago announced
that it would save its investors $70 million in labor
costs that year because it had just acquired a new
technology that enables them to design its automobiles
into the future without the need of auto design
engineers. As a consequence, over the last five years
nearly 70 Ph.D.'s in auto design engineering in these
United States were out of work. Up to that time, they
had been confident in their suburban homes with their
two-car garages and their adequate incomes, confident
that they would be able to educate their children in
the future. Now, due to advancing technology they are
told, "You are obsolete. Go find another job.'
As a consequence, those auto engineers did two
things. First they joined the Michigan Militia, and
second, they concluded that affirmative action has got
to go. Because if I've got to compete with blacks and
minorities and women for jobs, it's not fair.
You can't stop advancing technologies. The Luddites
tried to stop it in the 19th century but couldn't
then, and you can't stop it now. So as jobs are fleeing
rapidly to cheaper labor markets abroad, and as
technologies are displacing human skills, people get
anxious.
The third reason that people are anxious is that
"Time is running out on the welfare state." The welfare
state redistributes income from those who are
making money to those who are too old, too young,
too sick or too poor to acquire the basic needs of life.
Yet all over the world you are hearing about government
downsizing. Voices are saying that it's not fair to
take from those of us who have to provide for those
who are not able to have income generation, education,
health care, housing and justice.
Economic Paradigm for the 21st Century
Now I know I have painted for you a pretty poor
picture. And were it not that I have benefited from the
thoughts of Norman Bailey, Norman Kurland and Antonio
Betancourt on the economic paradigm which I now
lay before you, 1, too, would be discouraged. I have a
solution! What is the solution I'm glad you all asked
that question because I came prepared to answer. The
solution is to enable those who are being displaced by
job flight, displaced by advancing technologies and displaced
by government downsizing, to become part owners
of the new technologies and companies that are displacing
them.
We call it capital homesteading. Capital homesteading
comes to me as a result of my six years as Chairman
of the Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy
overseeing the Federal Reserve System. For the Federal
Reserve System, this country's central bank, was designed
to homestead capital for investment in productive
activity. Homesteading is not a new concept in the United
States. In 1862, one year before President Lincoln
signed the Emancipation Proclamation, he signed the
Homestead Act. It launched a new government policy
based on the thesis that the way to expand the economy
was to make land available, free, to people who would
produce on it.
Hence, as a matter of public policy we organized
armies in this country and sent them across the land
from sea to shining sea, driving the Native Americans
off the valuable land and onto reservations. Then, we
called back to Europe we said, "Give us your tired, your
poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free," and
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give us your thugs! We will give them 160 acres of land
free if they will work it for five years. That's because the
Harrimans were building a railroad from sea to shining
sea, and they understood that if you could get people
to produce on both sides of the continent, it would enable
America to become the most powerful nation in the
history of the world. America has done that because we
decided to homestead land back in 1862.
By 1913 we had so many opportunities to expand
the economy as a result of that policy that the existing
pool of capital in the world was not sufficient to finance
growing production enterprises. Our politicians then got
a great idea. "Let's create a lender of last resort. Let's create
a central bank--the Federal Reserve Bank. The bank
shall have the role of "homesteading capital" to those
who have identified investment and productive opportunities,
but who cannot finance them out of the present
pool of capital available for investment. Article 13 of the
1913 Federal Reserve Act did just that.
Unfortunately, as Norman Bailey will tell you, not
long after the act became law and the Federal Reserve
System was created, World War I came along. How
would we finance that war Somebody said, "You know,
we can't get enough money from the American people
by selling them savings bonds. Let's use the Federal Reserve
to create capital and loan it to the government."
The Federal Reserve Bank has financed government
deficit spending ever since.
Capital Homesteading Today
We have an opportunity now to deal with our anxieties
over a lack of adequate and secure income. With so
many exciting new technologies available to us, we can
homestead capital to those who are being displaced by
job flight, by technology advances and by government
downsizing.
Let me give you one example, and then I will be
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done. We in the United States, through tax-supported
research and development for our defense and space
agencies, have created one particular technology that is
very intriguing to me. It is a technology that transforms
human waste and solid waste into pure water and energy.
NASA has utilized it very effectively in our space
program.
Have you ever wondered how it is that we can keep
people in space for months, even though we cannot send
enough water and fuel into space with them to last for
months How it is that we can keep space ships orbiting
the earth for months without having to carry up the
fuel to energize the rockets that keep the ships in space
The answer is that we have a technology that enables
the space ship to convert human waste, and toxic waste
generated by the rockets that go up, into pure water and
energy.
You may recall a few years ago when we sent our
first woman up into space; she stayed about six months.
And when she was scheduled to come back they couldn't
bring her down, because the weather in Florida was bad.
"Don't worry," NASA said, "stay in orbit another extra
week and come back then." Where would the ship get
the extra water and fuel to enable her to orbit for another
week The ship had on board a process for converting
her human waste into pure water and fuel cells that fire
the ship by the light of the sun.
I'm not talking space-age foolishness here; I'm talking
fact. And at this point we have in Washington an
idea, thanks to Kurland and Bailey and others, to enable
hundreds of thousands of poor citizens in the District
of Columbia to become part owners of this clearly productive
technology by homesteading capital to them. By
implementing Section 13 of the Federal Reserve Act of
1913, we would homestead the capital to them, the loan
being repaid out of future profits. They will then become
part owners of a machine that we know we can
produce to sell around the world.
(Continued on page 30)
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Can you imagine how valuable one of those machines
would be in a drought in Africa You could tell
the people bring all of their waste and put it in the machine.
Then tell them to go to the other end of the machine
to pick up pure drinking water, along with a fuel
cell that they could put in their houses that would generate
enough power for their washing machines, TV
sets and the computers that they would pay for out of
the dividends from the investment to which they have
homesteaded.
I'm talking what is possible through public policy.
I tell you this having been for 20 years on the board
of directors of the most powerful policy-making body
in the world, the U.S. House of Representatives. For
public policy determines who gets how much of what,
when and where in five areas: Who gets how much income
generated for them; who gets how much education
to make money; who gets how much health care to
live long enough to enjoy it; who gets how much housing
or shelter from the elements; and who gets how
much justice, so that if you have the income, education,
health care and housing, nobody can take it from
you with impunity.
By the year 2021, only 2 percent of the American
people will be producing the durable goods that the
others consume. Yet I'm
telling you there is a way
by which the plight of
those who are left behind,
displaced and moved
around, can be solved.
By homesteading the new
technologies to the least
of God's children, making
them part owners of the
very technologies that are
displacing people.
That, in my view, is
the way we address the
question of world peace
and the eradication of
poverty, through the Economic
Paradigm of the
21st Century.
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