[GJM] We are all STUDENTS.

[robert searle]

Dear All,

       Last Wednesday morning (10th October 2007) I
visited the weekly Global Table hosted by Peter
Challen in Euston, London. He was in bouyant mood, and
next to him was Ellen Brown the American authoress of
The Web of Debt, an excellent self-published book
which is selling well. This is a quality publication
of the first order, and deserves to be read by all
monetary reformers.

Apart from certain other people Colin Whitmill was
present, and took photos of Ellen Brown (plus her
book), and Rodney Shakespeare (plus his book, The
Modern Universal Paradigm). Among other things he also
made a very important  remark which applied to
virtually everyone at the Global Table. It was
this.....

      We are all STUDENTS...


This ofcourse was said in the context of us being
largely ignorant of the sheer "esoteric"complexities,
and "mysteries" of the financial system. However,
Ellen Brown said she was a graduate on the subject!

As far as I was concerned the above was a prelude to
an interesting meeting on monetary reform which took
place at a hall just off the Blackfriars Road, London.
By chance, I entered a pub nearby, and instantly
recognized John Bunzl (whom I met once before in 2005
at the Houses of Parliament).

He was one of three speakers at the subsequent public
meeting which included Rodney Shakespeare (on Binary
Economics), Robert Corfe (on Deism, and social
transformation),and ofcourse Ellen Brown. Peter
Challen who organized it was naturally enough the
chairperson and did a fine job as usual. 

After each luminary had spoken their piece the
audience (of which there was a good number of
attendees) raised questions on monetary reform. All in
all an excellent meeting, and hopefully, there will be
more in the not too distant future.

Special thanks to all those involved. Thumbs up!

R.Searle.













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