Greetings readers:
Gary Jones has helped with the planning of the event below in
Kitchener, Ontario. It is scheduled for Saturday, November
15th -
during the Fourth Annual UsuryFree Week. You are invited to make plans
to attend and please share this invitation with your friends and
associates in cyberspace - who live within driving distance of
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.
Enjoy this day!
Tom J. Kennedy
PS: Please share the details of the other meetings planned to
celebrate this Fourth Annual UsuryFree Week in Toronto, November 13th,
Ottawa, November 17th and Kingston, November 19th.
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MONEY, THE ECONOMY and US
Today's Challenges and Tomorrow's
Solutions
Saturday Nov 15th
9:30 am - 4:30 PM
Kitchener City Hall Chambers, 200 King Street West, Kitchener Ontario
Hello Everyone
This is a Forum I am assisting in. It will be held in Kitchener's City
hall on Saturday November 15th and is free of Charge. See details
below.
We see all the media coverage on the state of the World economy but no
one is talking about how we got to this current situation. It is time
to band together and discuss how the Financial Movers and Shakers have
caused all this economic fear!
Of all the events I have been involved with over these many years I
cannot think of one that is more important than this Forum. I
strongly suggest you mark your calendars now. Join like minded people
who want a better world!
Please let me know by RSVP if you will be joining us. This event will
be life changing!
Peace!
Gary Jones
OUR Community Dollar
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MONEY, THE ECONOMY and US
Today's Challenges and Tomorrow's Solutions
Saturday Nov 15th
9:30 am - 4:30 PM
Kitchener City Hall Chambers, Kitchener Ontario
Agenda
9:30 - 10:00 Registration and Meet and Greet: Visit Table displays
10:00 Welcome and Opening Ceremonies
Matt Albrecht of the KW Humanist Movement
Show 13 minute movie Presto Chango
10:25 Group One: Talk and Q&A
10:40 Group Two: Talk and Q&A
11:05 Intro of the Feature Movie Money by Isaac Isitan (65 Minutes)
About the Movie: In 2001, Turkish-born Canadian director Isaac Isitan
watched from the comfort of his living room as thousands of people in
Turkey and in Argentina took to the street, attacking the banks when
their life savings evaporated overnight. Middle-class people who once
lined up at the bank were now lining up at food banks. How could these
relatively wealthy countries possibly go bankrupt in less than a
decade? With this question in mind, Isitan takes us to Turkey,
Argentina and the U.S. in a moving portrait of citizens who have lost
everything. Interwoven with these stories, a lucid essay dissects the
the macro-economic policies, demanded by the World Bank and the IMF,
that have plunged entire nations into economic crisis. Faced with a
lack of money, the people have begun to reinvent it, initiating credit
and barter systems and inventing local parallel economies. An
essential and incisive look into the hidden side of money.
12:10 Movie Ends: Form into organized Groups with Task over lunch break
1:10 Reconvene & Report Back from each group
1:45 Keynote Speaker Peter Jon Simpson Introduced by Tom Kennedy of
The Usuryfree Network (45 minutes including Q&A)
About our Keynote Speaker: Author Peter Jon Simpson lives in Atwater,
Minnesota. He has 37 years experience as a world renewed authority on
our orthodox system of usury-based debt money. Peter is known as a
strong advocate of UsuryFree living as it is being pioneered by the
various groups\networks all over the world. Peter will discuss the
state of our economy today and will share the power of using usuryfree
community currencies as a complement with the diminishing availability
of federal cash.
2:30 -2:45 BREAK (Coffee and snacks)
2:45 - 3:30 ACTION GROUPS
Group One: Local Currencies with Gary Jones
Group Two: Education with Roger Albrecht
Group Three: Politics with Matt Albrecht
3:30 - 4:00 Synthesis back from the three groups
4:00 Closing ceremonies with comments from Audience
Admission is free, donations are welcome, RSVP appreciated
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