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A. C. GIFFORD (retired teacher, mathematician and astronomer): I would like to see: 1. All wars over. 2. Social Credit adopted. Poverty abolished. Money no longer issued as debt. 3. Vastly increased production, made possible by science, used no longer for destruction, but for man's benefit. I expect to see: 1.Germany defeated, Japan still fighting. 2.The world facing an absolutely unnecessary slump. 3. Progress, made possible by science, retarded on account of an alleged lack of funds.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 288, 29 December 1944, Page 8

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A. C. GIFFORD (retired teacher, mathematician and astronomer): I would like to see: 1. All wars over. 2. Social Credit adopted. Poverty abolished. Money no longer issued as debt. 3. Vastly increased production, made possible by science, used no longer for destruction, but for man's benefit. I expect to see: 1.Germany defeated, Japan still fighting. 2.The world facing an absolutely unnecessary slump. 3. Progress, made possible by science, retarded on account of an alleged lack of funds. New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 288, 29 December 1944, Page 8

A. C. GIFFORD (retired teacher, mathematician and astronomer): I would like to see: 1. All wars over. 2. Social Credit adopted. Poverty abolished. Money no longer issued as debt. 3. Vastly increased production, made possible by science, used no longer for destruction, but for man's benefit. I expect to see: 1.Germany defeated, Japan still fighting. 2.The world facing an absolutely unnecessary slump. 3. Progress, made possible by science, retarded on account of an alleged lack of funds. New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 288, 29 December 1944, Page 8

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