So we observe that the first pro dom resolves itself into another or rather two:
How can we make their demand effective anil Why isn't it being done?
It is with the first of these questions that T an dealing to-night but I would mention that there is not the slightest doubt that the only yoason why it is not being done is that it does not suit the book of a comparatively small band of im= mensely powerful people, Tt ix in view of tie that}
Major Douglas' proposals remove the most sruittul cause of war, that} they kill the uneraployment bogey, they would stop sabotage. by. removing the cause of it and lust}
Dut not Least would put man in eon trol of system instead of being the slave to it. that I regard them as being some of the most. important] teachings that the world has ever had, What, is wrong with our prevent system? Tt is not unemploy 8 we many people think but that on ix such that it fa to deliver stoods to the consumer un-
Jess he works, when scientists and engineers are' working to the end of grouter production for less our. This results in less men bein fomployed for a given result and: hornuilly more potential consumers unable to secure the necessities of life.
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