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A Social Credit Post on henrymakow.com

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A Social Credit Post on henrymakow.com

Just yesterday, Henry Makow posted the most succinct explanation of the economic aspects of Social Credit that I have written to date. The article may be found here:

http://henrymakow.com/2015/01/social-credit-a-simple-explanation.html

 

The Clifford Hugh Douglas Institute would like to thank Dr. Makow for sharing Social Credit with his readers.

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