[GJM] Urgent -- United nationsn Development Programme

[E. Crockett]

--- Rodney Shakespeare
<rodney.shakespeare1 at btinternet.com> wrote:

> Dear All,
> 
> Things are hotting up in various places.
> 
> Your attention is urgently drawn to the United
> Nations Development Programme 
> which is asking for new ideas for financing a
> solution to the rapidly 
> approaching environmental crisis particularly in
> developing nations.  UNDP 
> is urgently looking for something which can produce
> many billlion of dollars 
> (or whatever)   every year.     The submission
> information gives an 
> impression of urgency, even desperation, for new
> thinking.  The proposals 
> are required for the ten day conference at Bali,
> Indonesia,  early in 
> December.
> 
> This is a tremendous opportunity  -- either we have
> big  new financial ideas 
> for helping to solve the crisis (and big new ideas
> is what UNDP wants) or we 
> have not -- it's one or the other.
> 
> I have just submitted a proposal for the use of
> national central bank-issued 
> interest-free loans (although other countries could
> also supply the loans) 
> and I cannot see that there can be any other
> alternative which is 
> interest-free and capable of organising resources on
> the huge scale required 
> (but I could be wrong).  For a rough idea of the
> submitted proposal please 
> see the diagram which is at www.binaryeconomics.net
> (but not in the 
> Wikipedia article which has been vandalised).
> 
>  If anybody wants to make a submission to UNDP 
> please email me immediately 
> at rodney.shakespeare1 at btopenworld.com and I will
> forward the necessary 
> information for submitting a proposal.   It is
> surprisingly simple -- the 
> proposal is limited to 500 words -- but NB, it must
> be submitted by 30th 
> October.
> 
> Rodney Shakespeare.
> 
> PS. Please take immediate action to protect the
> Wikipedia article and start 
> by protesting against the deletion of the diagram
> and the photographs of 
> Senators Russell Long and Mike Gravel. 
> 
> 
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