The Social Crediter, Saturday, January 30, 1943. iHE SOCIAL CREDITER FOR POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC REALISM Registered at G.p.a. as a Newspaper Vol. 9. No. 21. Postage (home and abroad) Id. SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1943. 6d. Weekly. The "Land for the (Chosen) People" of a large block of land by the National Trust, began the article by the words "Hundreds of thousands of people in Racket (VIII) this country do not realise that they are large landowners." by C.' H. DOUGLAS Now, isn't that odd? In Freedom and Plarming, the document issued' in 1931 It is a safe rule in assessing the true objective of the by Mr. Israel Moses Sieff's organisation, P.E.P., which "Planners' " measures to examine the arrangements made in appears to have supplanted the Government of Great Britain, forming the thirty-seven Central Banks which have been just as the "New Deal" appropriated the American Govern- constituted since 1918. These, of course, are an integral ment, through what Lord Hewart called 'administrative and primary Stage in the more open "Planning" now in lawlessness,' the following illuminating passages may be progress, and were formed with a clear relationship to a re- found:- ., sumption of hostilities which would form the cover for the consummation of the World State. The Farmer: "The development of an organised The first point to notice is that, from the Bank of In- system will lead [0 a profound modification of the traditional individualism of outlook of the dairy farmer." ternational Settlements to the smallest South American Republic, these banks are granted Extra-territoriality. "Whether we like it or not, the individual farmer will Whether the Bank of "England" is de jure extra-territorial be forced by events [our italics] to submit to far-reaching I do not know. But the answers given to' questions in re- dhanges of outlook and methods." (Iii: may be remembered gard to it, in the House of Commons, make it quite plain that the Russian farmer who was 'planned' did not like it, that it is de facto extra-territorial. Vand was 'liquidated' in millions by Mr. Sieff's co-racialists.) The same idea can be seen i,n operation all the way The Landowner: "Planned economy .... must clearly through this '~World Plan"-to organise institutions of over- involve drastic inroads upon the rights [our italics] of indi- whelming power, operated by officials themselves having no . vidual ownership of land." "This is not to say that land power of initiative, bound -by Precedent and Regulation. narionalisation in tbe ordinary sense of the term [our italics] Then you control the King's Regulations, and there you are- is either necessary or desirable. Far from it. Nothing would on paper. You have disfranchised everyone. be gained [by whom?] by substituting the State as Land- lord. What is required .... is transfer of ownership of large All rights reserved. To be continued. blocks of land, not necessarily of all the land of the country, but certainly a large part of it, into the hands of the pro- posed Statutory Bodies and Public Utility Bodies and of the FROM ~ TO WEEK Land Trusts. The Jew (stated by Mrs. Webster in The Socialist Net- "It would be possible further, in a number of cases [the work to be a German) Alderman, and past Chairman of the Chosen People] to leave management undisturbed, <together London COunty Council, Albert Emil Davies, Honorary with the enjoyment of the amenities which at present go , Treasurer of the Fabian Society, is a striking exhibit of the with ownership, subject to the transfer of title to the Cor- Socialist racket. He was General Manager of the British, porations or Trusts" Foreign and Colonial Corporation, a credit-mongering con- The full beauty of these proposals only becomes revealed cern, and is completely familiar with both practical and as they are carefully examined and thoroughly understood. technical finance and banking, and itS responsibility for war The first point to notice is that the rights of ownership and social distress. He has attacked every form of private are expressly mentioned and are not abrogated, they are property and particularly private ownership of land and transferred. To anyone who has "taken the small amount railways, but has opposed in every possible manner -every of trouble necessary to penetrate the conjuring trick of attempt to socialise financial credit. He was the "exper- ~'iPublic" ownership, it is. obvious that the powers will be ienced," but anonymous, banker mentioned in the Labour transferred to' anonymous bondholders, who will exercise them Party's Report on the Mining Scheme of Social Credit. through bureaucrats, whose advancement will depend -on He wrote, inter alia, Land Nationalisation: The Key their alacrity in anticipating the wishes of their masters. to Socid Reform. Having been born in the East End of But "nationalisation" is recognised as an awkward threat- London, of non-British descent,' and never having made or to grinding taxation, so that "Public Bodies" and "Land grown anything but figures, he of course knows all about \___, Trusts" (Forestry Commissions, National Trusts and oot- the land. and-out Land Companies) are to be interposed, A Writer • • • in a popular Sunday newspaper, writing of the acquisition Look out, boys. The Ogpu-Gestapo (Ministry of Food 157 .Page 2 THE SOCIAL CRED ITER Saturday, January 30, 1943 . Branch) is coming into your kitchen to weigh the Sunday the known opposition to General Sikorski: - _ joint, included. bone "Walka first made its appearance some 18 months ago\....../ You pay them. • • • as a stencilled publication of from 12 to 16 quarto sheets .... An Englishman's Home is his Castle. Oh, Yeah? Them "The first copies contained violent attacks -on General ruins, I suppose. Sikorski's Government, on the Socialists, and on the Jews. The late Mr. Herman Liberman, Polish Minister of Justice, • • • and a Jew by origin, was bitterly denounced; as were "The British Government is only Bolshevism in embryo, democratic Polish Ministers and the Polish agreement with and Bolshevism is only Socialism in a hurry, Socialism while Russia. you won't wait." - Speech of ISRAEL· ZANGWILL at the Albert Hall, February 8, 1919. Zangwill was a prominent "An attempt made at that time to trace the place of Zionist. publication failed. But there is reason to believe that it • • • is being published from an address near Russell Square. "With a determined revolutionary minority .... Through From 3,000 to 5,000 copies are being published every few the Co-Operative movement we shall be able to win the weeks and smuggled into Scotland. Some copies also reach masses over to Socialism by controlling the full distribution the Polish forces in the Middle East. It is alleged that of the necessaries of life." - JOHN MACLEAN,in Condemned officers have been known to keep their eyes shut to' it or from the Dock, published by the Clyde Workers' Propaganda even to encourage its distribution. Some members of the Society, 1918. • Polish National "Council are rumoured to have assisted the • • • publication materially." "The British Empire must be entirely smashed if the workers of this country were to improve their conditions." - W. T. COLYER, American, Communist Party, reported Forty Slaves lin the Daily Herald, October 1, 1925, Now' think hard, By B. M. PALMER Clarence. Who's yelping at the British Empire now? Dr. Maude Royden has an article on "Women and the • • • Mass Mind" in the January number of Homes and Gardens. Mr. Harold Macmillan, M.P., Minister for North Africa; Perhaps I liked the last sentence best of all. "D? not let whose primary objective appears to be to "induce the French us feed: let us eat," concludes Dr. Royden, setnng forth to reconsider their anti-Jewish attitude" was, or is, a in those few simple words <theworld of difference between the prominent member of P.E.P., and closely associated with cattle trough of the cafeteria and the Christian table set wi~h Moses Israel Sieff, bread and wine where every meal is a sacrament, The fruits V France is, of course, split into Free-mason-Communist- of the earth. are holy. Jew, and the rest. Dr. Royden's article is in part a criticism of Working Rather odd the Riom Trials never came off, wasn't it? Class Wives, a Pelican Special by Margery Spring-Rice. Mrs. Spring-Rice speaks of "the great difficulty which occurs • • • in persuading women to go into hospital for their confine- In answering a supplementary question in the House ments. Although trained home helps can be provided to of Commons on January 20, Mr. Eden said that he "could look after the father and children the mother shows an in- reassure the hon. Member [Mr. Kirkwood] completely" on herent disinclination to entrust her home even temporarily to the point that "there is no truth in the rumour that the the care of someone else. Again, mothers themselves have British and Soviet Governments are practically at logger- often been the first to oppose the granting of school meals heads." The original question had reference to economic for children, holding that it is .unnatural for tln! reconstruction after the war: - children to eat away from home and that they prefer • • • to prepare the food themselves. Another example is the Sir Henry Morris-Jones is so enamoured of the pro- opposition from many parents with which the Ministry of posed Hydro ..Elect:ric Development in Scotland for the Labour was met in the initial stages of their scheme to remove benefit of 'English' vested interests that he is anxious to adolescent wage-earners from the distressed areas.... The subject Wales to similar treatment.