Volume 21 |
Number 1 |
February 2013 |
| 1 | Editorial | |
| 2 | A trillion pounds is a lot of money. |
LEE WILLIAMS |
| 3 | Economists and the One-Percent | Michael Hudson |
| 4 | The Mayan 2012 Prophecy: The Orwellian
“End of the World” |
Michel Chossudovsky |
| 5 | Fiscal Cliff: Time to Call Their Bluff | Ellen Brown |
| 6 | A Psychopathology of the Con-Dems |
Dr. D. Crumpeydump |
| 7 | Above the Law: Fraudulent and Criminal Global Banking System |
Barry Grey |
| 8 | A Public Bank for Scotland Could Ensure
Economic Sovereignty |
Ellen Brown |
| 9 | ......Death Of A Hero |
David Cromwell |
| 10 | Impeach Obama! |
Tom Santoni |
| 11 | Alaska-style dividend under discussion
in at least five states and nations |
Karl Widerquist |
| 12 | The Democratization of Money: |
Ellen Brown |
| 13 | Frenzy in the Gold Market |
Michel Chossudovsky |
| 14 | What Would a Trillion-dollar Coin Mean? | Stephen Zarlenga |
Archbishop William Temple argued in a debate in the Royal Albert Hall in 1942 that justice was more important than comfort, and the “profit motive” should never be allowed to predominate. “There is no harm,” he admitted, “in the profit motive as such”; it was to be
condemned only when it comes first in economic activity, when it was the priority. Profit should have a purpose beyond itself. “In my
judgment at least it should now be regarded as improper for any private person or corporation to issue new credit; as it was in the Middle Ages for any private person or corporation to mint actual money, for the two are equivalent. And so I should like, I confess, to see the banks limited in their ending power to sums equivalent to that which depositors have entrusted to them, and all new credit to be issued by some public authority.”