DSC President Releases Party List
(27 August 2008)
‘Democrats for Social Credit’ President Neville Aitchison today released the Party’s list of candidates for the 2008 Election. “I’m proud to announce the DSC’s list of candidates: our talented line-up features a dynamic combination of youth and experience. It reflects the indicative vote of our members and represents a strong, credible alternative for voters” said Mr Aitchison.

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Nats giveth…and taketh away
(26 August 2008)
“The National Party Politicians giveth great tax cut promises, knowing that the National Party Pickpockets will taketh away”, says John Pemberton, Democrats for social credit Finance Spokesman. “Maurice Williamson, National’s transport spokesman, gives us the heads up on what is to follow - any money spent on the common good such as major roading projects will be rapidly recovered by way of tolls. Goodbye tax cuts,” Pemberton says.

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Reserve Bank facility needs to be extended
(22 August 2008)
A news release, issued by the Reserve Bank - 21 August 2008 - has Toby Fiennes, the Head of Prudential Supervision, saying ‘Purely as a precautionary measure, the Bank has put in place a facility where it will accept Residential Mortgaged-Backed Securities as collateral for cash, giving institutions an additional funding avenue.’

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Pro-1080 Lobby Arguments Irrational
(20 August 2008)
A pro-1080 article written by Bob Brockie in the Dominion Post (18 August) under the heading, "World of Science", typifies the bizarre methods of those who ridicule well-researched campaigners opposing various politically-driven agendas, according to Democrats for Social Credit health spokesman David Tranter.

A Conundrum
(August 2008 )
I suspect if the National Party becomes the government their rule will be limited to one term, and it won’t be all their fault. Labour has crowed for years about full employment, low inflation and a buoyant economy. However this was an illusory prosperity based on an out of control money supply, much of it sourced from overseas via immigration, foreign takeovers and money attracted here by the high interest rates, an intrinsic part of our dysfunctional monetary system. Like Chinese emperors who were booted out of office when the Hwang Ho or Yangtze flooded, the new government will be blamed for bad things, even if it is not culpable.

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Learn from others
(August 2008 )
As many are aware, the current method by which the Reserve Bank attempts to control inflation is by setting the Official Cash Rate which in turn affects the interest rates for borrowers and lenders engaging with the finance industry including banks.

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Health Service Still Suffering from '90s Reforms
(July 2008 )
As New Zealand's public hospitals plunge ever further into industrial unrest it is sobering - and instructional - to reflect on the recent history of health management in this country.