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Chapter Twenty

EPILOGUE

Is it true - no pain no gain?

Is it true that if it doesn't hurt it's not working?

No it is not true.

That is the voice of suppression speaking.

As soon as we start to do what is correct and what is right it gets easier and easier at every step. We embark upon a road where the only real difficulty is in the starting.

How did you persuade yourself to read this book and reach its end and to be in a position to contemplate putting the data into practice? Making the decision to read this book was the start and possibly the most difficult step of all.

What could be easier or more pleasant than to persuade your MP to contemplate the possibility of having more money to spend by reducing taxation?

That is what this book is all about. Good news, news so good that it is difficult to believe it is true. If you are in any doubt, read the book again and find what is in the book you did not fully understand.

When the penny drops and you can see how pleasant it will be, not only to correct what is wrong, but to enjoy the fruits of getting things right, then you can act and see the results for yourself.

The action required is to make this data know. Without realising it you will have connections with people of influence. Auntie Maud who has a soft spot for you and whom you have never taken seriously, has a job as personal assistant to Jimmy Thinkbig who wants to become an MP. He could, if he read this book and used the data.

All it needs is one good orator who has proven himself or herself to be safe to appear on TV, and who can let the cat out of the bag before anyone can stop him, and the war is almost won.

We use every trick in the book to reach the grass roots, through their opinion leaders.

In house magazines are not controlled by the banks and they have different rules to the press.

Apart from sport the only news to the press is bad news.

This book is all good news and is of no interest to the press, unless it can be rubbished.

You may know the editor of an in house magazine, you may even be one yourself.

Beware of people who are steeped in conventional economics. They are so loaded with false data and misinformation that it is terribly difficult for them to grasp the simple truth. Do not expect individuals who have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo to welcome these new ideas.

But find those who have a genuine vested interest in curing the sick economy and they will be interested.

That is inevitable, but they may be hard to find.

We have an adversary system of Government which means that the opposition are condemned to oppose those in power, right or wrong.

Whichever political party is tempted to rubbish this book, condemns the other party to applaud it.

We can use that phenomenon to our advantage.

No good pretending our task will be easy. The existing rotten system has been firmly entrenched for so long it will take a bit of shifting.

But truth is a great cleanser and when communicated to others is even more effective in washing away spoil than a Herculean flood.