THE NEW TIMES "Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free" Vol. 29, No. 14 19th July 1963 EDITORIAL. NATIONAL CHRISTIAN ACTION MOVEMENT LAUNCHED IN CANADA Mr. Ron Gostick, publisher of "The Canadian Intelligence Service", and one of the most competent op- ponents of International Communism on the North American Continent today, is at the moment working across Canada with Mr. Eric Butler. At Mr. Butler's first meeting in Canada, at Montreal on Sunday, June 16, Mr. Gostick reported on the progress of the development of one of the most significant movements in the British Commonwealth today, the Christian Action Movement. The following statement concerning this Movement was read to the meeting by Mr. Gostick: PREAMBLE We favour encouragement and support for all captive We believe that man's apostasy from God has resulted peoples in their struggle for independence, and for those in the disintegration of true community among men in who are defending freedom and resisting aggression. the progressive diminution of freedom, and in the emerg- We are implacably opposed to the support of any policy ence of the totalitarian state. We recognize the spiritual which will further the cause of Communism and other man- nature of the life-and-death struggle throughout the world centred ideologies. today. GOVERNMENT: Strong in our faith in our Lord Jesus Christ as God We acknowledge that all authority belongs to Almighty the Son, and King of all Life, we pledge ourselves to God and that this must be recognized in every aspect of fight under His banner for a Christ-centered Canada in national life by obedience to His Divine Law. which every phase of our national life will be responsive to We proclaim that the office of Government should be His Divine Law. recognized as a ministry responsible to Almighty God, and Conscious of our Christian responsibilities, and strength- should function to safeguard freedom, to maintain justice, ened by worship and prayer, we shall strive for the follow- and to protect the sovereign integrity of the nation. ing policy: We reject completely the heresies that Parliament is STATEMENT OF POLICY supreme and that either elections or majority votes can THE CROWN: determine principles, or should interfere with the God- We stand for the preservation of Canada as a con- given right and freedom of citizens. stitutional monarchy, and as a member of the British We maintain that the various spheres of national life Commonwealth of Nations; and we pledge our allegiance each has its distinctive function and should not impinge to our Sovereign, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Her upon each other. Heirs and Successors. Therefore, we proclaim our belief in the limitation of NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY: the powers of government, which should operate strictly We stand for the preservation of Canada's national within the confines of its legitimate sphere. Independence sovereignty as a sacred trust from Almighty God. We are from government should be assured to those spheres re- implacably opposed to the surrender of any part of our quired to function within their respective domains with national sovereignty to persons or institutions not subject responsibility to God. to the Crown. ECONOMICS — FINANCE: NATIONAL DEFENCE: We believe that Government and Industry, in accord- We believe it is the responsibility of the Federal Govern- ance with their respective natures, have their own par- ment to maintain defence forces adequate to discourage ticular roles to play in the economy of the nation. It or repel any would-be aggressor, and to ensure that such is the Government's function to create and maintain forces of the Crown are equipped with effective weapons general conditions, which encourage personal initiative and to discharge their obligations and to maintain peace with responsibility, and further the national well being, with justice. personal freedom. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS: Private enterprise, provided it is accompanied by a sense We declare that Canadian foreign policy must recog- of Christian responsibility, generally offers the best guaran- nize the menace of the ideology, objectives, policy, and tee to meet the needs of the nation. strategy of Communism in all its aspects, and of all other We welcome the responsible application of science and totalitarian doctrines. technology, and we maintain that the resulting abundance We advocate close co-operation with other members and the leisure rendered possible should be made available of our Commonwealth family and with other free nations for the benefit of all. for collective security. Continued Page 4 NEWS COMMENTARY Social Crediters at the last Federal Elections, does not SELWYN LLOYD URGES suggest that Mr. Manning's Government is assisting much "BOOST EMPIRE" PLAN in this direction. Readers will recall that they were recently urged in a It is an unfortunate truth that Alberta has become confidential memorandum to support with letters Mr. to many Social Crediters around the world, what Soviet Selwyn Lloyd, former British Chancellor of the Ex- Russia is to the dupes of Communism. Loose reference chequer, who has been advocating a revived British Com- is made to "debt-free Alberta" without any mention of monwealth. The following report, which appeared in the the debt structure of municipal government. The Aus- Daily Express London, of July 1, under the heading, tralian Federal Government is doing basically what the "LLOYD HAS 'BOOST EMPIRE' PLAN" may be of significance. Albertan Government has done: using current financial revenue gained from taxation to finance capital works. "Mr. Selwyn Lloyd urged the Government at the week- Substantial oil revenues have enabled the Albertan Gov- end to show 'a new initiative' in its attitude to Common- ernment to do much of which it mentions in its pub- wealth trading. He wants a Commonwealth export coun- cil set up on the lines of similar organisations formed to licity. We are not denying that the Government has improve trade with North America and Europe. And handled the development of oil and the revenues gained he told his audience at a garden fete at Heswall Ches- from oil, in a most competent manner. It has established shire . . . that he had already put the idea up to 'that Mr. Manning in the eyes of Conservative businessmen very great Commonwealth statesman, Sir Robert as a sound administrator, and there may be some truth Menzies . . . He said he would warmly welcome it and in the rumour in Canada that Mr. Manning could be give it every support within his power', said the former invited to take over the leadership of the Progressive Chancellor." Conservatives of Ottawa. But good administration in Alberta is not Social Credit, and those who use Alberta THE REALISTIC VIEW as an argument for Social Credit in other parts of the The following comment is taken from the Melbourne world, are deluding both themselves and other people. Communist Guardian. Fascinating to observe the hot and cold flushes of the We have before us one of the main pieces of recent pre- daily press over the differences in the world communist election propaganda material put out in Alberta by the movement. Canadian Social Crediter. It is a first-class public Flushes all hot when it thinks it sees the "end" of relations effort, but it can be read from beginning to world communist unity. Then has damp and clammy end without learning anything about Social Credit. The moments when it remembers that the differences between tremendous material development of Alberta from the communists are only over imperialism's funeral arrange- hungry thirties to the present day is brilliantly outlined. ments after all. But every country in the world can boast the same type INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVE of developments over the same period. Alberta has shared Mr. R. Fulton of Toronto, N.S.W., passed through Mel- in the tremendous expansion of credit, which started bourne recently on his way to the Anti Fluoridation Con- during the war, when previously unheard-of industrial ference held at Hobart. He is the sole producer and achievements were realised, and has been continued in editor of Aqua Pura, a very well presented journal ex- the post-war industrial revolution. We repeat: the Man- posing the fluoridation racket. Interested readers can ning Government has taken advantage of the general post- obtain particulars from him at 17 Thornes St., Toronto, war economic expansion, the result of a general credit N.S.W. policy which it no longer directly concerns itself about, and in particular the development of an excellent oil in- THE ALBERTAN FABLE dustry reasonably close to markets requiring it. The recent re-election of the Manning Government in Alberta for yet another term, with yet another over- It is possible to give the Albertan Government full whelming Parliamentary majority, (the majority of total marks for many of its achievements without fostering votes cast is not nearly so substantial), will no doubt, the fable that these achievements are the results of Social provide a new stimulus to those money reformers who Credit policies. The last time that the Manning Govern- believe that Social Credit or what they think is Social ment took even a small step towards implementing a Credit, can only be advanced through the support of Social Credit principle was when a small dividend was party politics. There is little doubt that the people of the declared against royalties from oil. But even this was province of Alberta enjoy what is termed "good govern- soon discontinued, no doubt because of pressure. The ment." The Premier, Mr. Ernest Manning, is a first Manning Government finds it much more comfortable to class political manager with an excellent sense of good continue with a reputation for sound administration than public relations. But the Albertan Government which to subject itself to criticism by attempting to take even calls itself a Social Credit Government, does not even a small step towards Social Credit principles. We state pretend to be advancing Social Credit - - unless it is this, not in any spirit of criticism, but merely to try to indirectly by supporting the On-to-Ottawa movement. help ensure that well-meaning people do not publicise However, the voting for candidates calling themselves fables at the expense of fact. Page 2 THE NEW TIMES—JULY 19, 1963 EDUCATIONISTS CONFORM considerable. War effort reversed for creativeness. "Section 51 of the Constitution gives the Federal Gov- TO A LIE ernment full power over money in all its forms. Section In the S.A. Teachers' Journal of June 1963, prominence 504 in the report of the 1937 Royal Commission on is given to a "request for an amendment to income tax Money and Banking states that the Commonwealth Bank procedure" in certain cases where teachers are adversely (now Reserve Bank) 'can make money available to Gov- affected. The Editorial in the same issue asks whether ernments and others free of any charge'. Obviously, our education policy puts the same accent on self-reliance and proper course is to urge the Government to use this power originality as it does on obedience and conformity. Yet, for financing the urgent increasing needs of education. it says, stereotyped non-conformity ("pop" records, etc.) Historian T. H. Buckle found that nothing of benefit to is several stages worse than stereotyped conformity. the people ever ORIGINATED from Government: it was Most Social Crediters are in sympathy with the above started from outside and electors had to apply persistent ideas. For over 40 years the oldest among us have direc- pressure. I believe that public men with no confidence in ted attention to the truth that the basis of all taxation their own judgment are easily bluffed by 'leave it to the is wrong, and doing so "dared to stand alone". By the way, "experts" ' in all matters of public finance. If a departure that knowledge is not obtainable from any "official" edu- from economic fallacy is proposed they dare not break cational course; it can come only from individual initiat- with 'conformity'. In this instance, however, the evidence ive in the search for truth about finance. There is no of the Royal Commission, quoted above, clearly shows stronger indictment of "official" education policy. It is that in Australia's circumstances, further taxation is quite ironical that educationists protest against taxation which unwarranted. It is not 'Federal Aid' we want, but merely affects themselves; yet all of their campaign propaganda that our politicians do the job they are paid for." to date attempts to brainwash other taxpayers into accep- tance of sacrifices in service to the educational institution. FLUORIDATION NEWS Conformity to truth is right, e.g. agreed rules of games, As the fluoridationists now have their guns trained on traffic, general conduct, etc. Conformity to fallacy is Melbourne's water supply it is felt that a Victorian anti- dead wrong, and among the most dangerous offenders are Fluoridation Association should be constituted, not neces- educationists who conform to the lie that the only way to sarily under this name, but without delay. All those in- finance education is by increasing taxation and debt. Can't terested should contact the New Times office. they see that is the Policy of Domination: enslavement of The anti-Fluoridation sub-committee of the Australian the individual to the institution, or the State? Protagon- League of Rights has provided the following items of ists of Freedom cannot support the Campaign unless relevance and interest: — executives absorb some of the wisdom of the young woman 1. Each Council of metropolitan Melbourne has one teacher who wrote to the Student's Representative Council councillor (total of 50) with voting rights on the as follows: Melbourne Metropolitan Board of Works. These "I agree with your aims to publicise defects in our councillors should be contacted by anti-fluoridation educational system. However, I am surprised that most actionists who live within the jurisdiction of the of you accept as a fact the idea that the only possible respective councils. The sub-committee reports that way of providing money is by taxation, and the inevitable it will supply the names of the councillors in question outcome therefore will be increased taxation. There is to enquirers. no need to compare our expenditure with that of other 2. George Town (Tas.), which lies just across the Tamar countries. Our concern is what we can do with our own River from Beaconsfield, which introduced resources. If these were all employed, that is, no unused fluoridation of its water supplies some time ago, manpower, factories and farms etc., working at full capac- rejected fluoridation by a poll recently. The ity to provide our material needs, then, education could wonders of fluoridation, it would seem, were not be expanded except by transfer of resources from in- unable to ford the noble Tamar. dustry: we should have to reduce our consumption of food, 3. A Western Australian dentist has relinquished his clothing and gadgets by means of taxation. practice to become a full-time officer of the Western "Obviously, that is not the situation. We have vast Australian Dental School, which promotes potential productivity in our unused manpower and fac- Fluoridation. His salary is to be £3000 per tory and farm capacity. If 'full employment' is a worthy annum. objective we need to increase consumption, the opposite 4. The Sydney Water Board voted against fluoridation of taxation. Taxation in all forms now takes approxi- of Sydney's water supplies by 4 votes to 2 (29/5/63). mately half a man's wages; no wonder there is interest in The Sydney City Council decided against Fluorida- Communism. Now money is the means for inducing tion a few weeks previously after consideration of potential effort to become actual. Money is the easiest data supplied by Dr. P. Sutton of Melbourne, and thing in the world to create; it is merely a matter of writ- by Sir Arthur Amies, of Melbourne University. Sir ing the figures in the authorised place. The limit is Stanton Hicks, of Adelaide University, and the anti- the amount that will induce the desired result WITHOUT Fluoridation Campaign of N.S.W. also supplied data. OVER TAXING OUR RESOURCES, and that is pretty Professor Martin, of Sydney University supplied evid- ence in support of Fluoridation. Continued Page 4 THE NEW TIMES—JULY 19, 1963 Page 3 ANNOUNCING AN IMPORTANT "THE HERITAGE BOOKSHOP" BOOKLET The World Under God's Law. (T. Robert Ingram) IN THE COMMONWEALTH CAUSE 35/8 posted. D. J. KILLEN, M.P. The author is Rector of St. Thomas' Episcopal Churc h Introduction by Lord Balfour of Inchyre. and School in Dallas, Texas, U.S.A. and a leading C hristian writer and Educationist in the fight against the er ection This booklet is an important weapon in the armory of the secular materialist State. This book, a comm entary of those who like Mr. Killen can see that the real hope on the Ten Commandments in the light of the present d e - parture from the Laws of God, is a must for those w ho would for stability in the world lies in the continuance of those wish to equip themselves in the fundamentals of the Christian values, which are a part of the British Heritage. "In the faith as applied to modern society. Commonwealth Cause" is the positive answer to the case The World's Trouble Makers (B. Brown) ... 15/8 posted The Jewish Scholar, Dr. Oswald Levy, wrote: "There is of those who would betray the Commonwealth for the scarcely an event in modern Europe which cannot be traced illusion of European unity under the heel of a super back to the Jews. . . . The Jewish elements provide the driving bureaucracy, leading ultimately to the World State. The force for both Communism and Capitalism". Mr. Brown has collected a mass of evidence to support this statem ent. This enemies of Freedom have demonstrated again and again book should be read and evaluated by every thinking person. that the British Commonwealth is the greatest obstacle to All orders to: their plans for World Domination. We would be deluding ourselves if we think that the temporary setback resulting THE HERITAGE BOOK SHOP from de Gaulle's refusal of Britain's application for entry Box 1226L, P.O., Melbourne, C.I. into the Common Market is the last word in this fight. The enemy will fight on. Will you? EDITORIAL Great causes are seldom lost because they find enemies. Continued from Page 1 They are lost when they lose their friends. We stand for the individual's right to own property. We Place your order now. Help to generate the forces of recognize that this right carries with it the responsibility resistance by distributing this book to as many key people of every person to use his property to the glory of God as possible. and as a trust for the benefit of the nation. Price 2/11 posted, or 21/6 for one doz. posted. We advocate a monetary system, which, while con- THE SOCIAL CREDIT ACTION GROUP serving our national resources, will serve such an economic policy, and stimulate the optimum production and the just Have you filled in your self assessment form yet? The distribution of goods and services. response to this appeal will determine to a great extent the EDUCATION: effectiveness of our movement. If you have not filled in We believe that all parents are responsible for the your form and posted it to us, do it now. education of their children, and should have an opportun- ity to provide the education of their choice without finan- FLUORIDATION NEWS cial penalty. And, specifically, we proclaim the right of Continued from Page 3 Christian parents to ensure that their children receive a 5. Tenterfield (N.S.W.) Council rejected Fluoridation Christ-centered education. (26/5/63) of its water supplies after holding a refer- LABOUR: endum (voting 999 to 407). This Council had We believe that Christian principles require the applica- purchased equipment some years before and also some tion of justice, co-operation and consultation in employer- of its councillors were in favour of Fluoridation. employee relations; and that these principles condemn Nevertheless, the ratepayers were afforded their the use of violence, intimidation or coercion. democratic right to settle this issue by the vote. The We recognize the individual's fundamental right to be ever-busy Professor Martin had visited Tenterfield free to enter into association with others to gain lawful on more than one occasion to put his case. objectives, which they desire in common, and to be free The Government of N.S.W. has agreed to pay half to contract out of any such association. the cost of Fluoridation in that State. Therefore, in the field of labour relations, we favour 6. Dr. G. L. Waldbott, M.D., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.A., the abolition of any law or practice, which compels citizens F.A.A.A., F.A.C.C.P. of Detroit, U.S.A., has issued to join or support financially any organization as a condi- the following statement:— tion of employment. "Damage to the brain is one of the adverse effects COMMUNICATIONS: of drinking fluoridated water. Patients afflicted with We assert that one of the functions of Government is chronic fluoride intoxication suffer loss of memory to uphold the freedom and independence of the press and and inability to concentrate. Neurological manifes- other mass media of communication against monopoly tations of the kind encountered in acute fluoride control, and to establish and maintain appropriate poisoning, spastic paralysis and convulsions, migraine- standards. like headaches and loss of co-ordination of muscular We do not deem it the Government's responsibility to power in arms and legs have been described likewise provide citizens with their news, political commentaries or in chronic poisoning." cultural entertainment.

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