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Watch Beit Gan-Eden Messianic Community's Social Credit Economics. Prof. Oliver Heydorn at Uni Qld AU on Livestream.com. Wednesday 24 Sept 2014.
Prof Oliver Haydorn explains the elements of Social Credit Economics. Simply and creatively he reveals that the gap between distributed wages and the price of goods and services created at the same time needs to be financed without recourse to debt based finance.
Videoed by a tripod mounted Samsung GS4 phone, which for no apparent reason required the video recording to be restarted multiple times, which producing the series of videos available. The introduction and occasional supporting comments are by Charles Pinwill. of Queensland.
The question time after the talk is included. The introduction is at the top of the list then continue up from the bottom to watch in correct order. All videos are numbered. Book link:
http://www.bookdepository.com/Social-Credit-Economics-Oliver-Heydorn/9781493529766

A discussion of the history, analysis and proposals of Social Credit in June 2014 by Wallace Klinck (on left), Robert Klinck, and Dr. Oliver Heydorn (on right).

How I came to Social Credit - M. Oliver Heydorn Ph.D