John Horne Blackmore
Social Credit
Mr. BLACKMORE:
He withdrew from
his directorship in the Bank of England when he became convinced that there had to be a change in the system. And I declare before this committee that there must be a change in the system in this country-and a change which is a change!
The minister spoke as though I advocated creating the whole billion dollars. I did no such thing. If social credit is so palpably wrong, it is not necessary to misrepresent it in order to condemn it. The minister will find, if he reads my speech on that occasion, that I never said the whole billion dollars had been created.