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Rothschilds Make Historic Deal With US Government – It’s Over!

Posted on May 25, 2015 | Leave a comment

500th Anniversary of #usury approval by pope that opened doors to hell

Posted on April 4, 2015 | 1 comment

Praised be the web once again to share and benefit from information, knowledge and wisdom that otherwise might not have crossed our paths.

Here is an excellent article about the immoral concept of usury and how Pope Leo X actually made it permissible – exactly 500 years ago!

Strange, the Vatican has been the ‘moral high ground’ while the City has been the core of the ‘financial elite’.

This morning I published:

Child Abuse by Design: to serve and protect Lucifer (Vatican) and Satan (Masons)

after I read what George had put together in Australia about gradual enslavement…

Now I read the bio of the usury author and feel very much comforted living on the edge – in line with the Cliff’s Edge Signalling Company who alerted me to the article on usury in the first place. Joining the Dirty Dots seems to be our task !

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Posted in Means of payment, Money, Usury

Tagged Abbreviation, Adam and Eve, Adrian Monk, Akita Prefecture, Antipope, Catholic Church, Devil, God, Pope Leo X, Satan

#CAPITALISM by 1% Nick Hanauer: wake up, fellow plutocrats, the pitchforks will come for us!

Posted on February 2, 2015 | 1 comment

This TED talk is about economics rather than money creation. But at least he does challenge ‘trickle down’ academic economics. Nick Hanauer has founded, co-founded and funded some 30 companies, i.e. he talks as an entrepreneur. At the end of the day, everybody can make some kind of difference. The difference the top 1% can make is just bigger!

“I am not making a moral argument. I am arguing that RISING economic inequality is STUPID. The model should be Henry Ford who intuited that

an economy needs to be understood as an ecosystem.

21st century understanding of economics is about

complex, adaptive, ecosystemic
not efficient and effective.

Capitalism does not work by effectively allocating resources.

His ideas of ‘new capitalism’ include

shrinking the size of government
investing in the middle class
balancing the power between ‘minimum wage’ and people like me.

Economics encode social and moral preferences, it’s not an exact science.

Fellow plutocrats, it is time to commit to a new kind of capitalism!

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Posted in Blind spots, Creative Capitalism, Crisis Analysis, Economics, USA

Tagged Aetna, Anarcho-capitalism, Barack Obama, C-SPAN, capitalism, Casino, Davos, Economic inequality, united states, World Economic Forum

OVER 30 MPs debate #MoneyCreation and Society – #Cash vs #Credit – Governments vs #Banks

Posted on November 22, 2014 | 1 comment

UK Parliament debated Money Creation and Society for first time in 170 years. Here’s what they said – on this video – starting at 11:18:

London, 21^st November 2014

On Thursday 20^th November 2014 over 30 MPs took part in a debate in the House of Commons on money creation and society. This was the first time in 170 years, since the Bank Charter Act in 1844, that the topic has been fully debated.

Money creation affects almost every aspect of our lives, and is directly connected to almost all public policy, including public and private debt levels, house prices, and rising inequality, but it’s very poorly understood. A recent poll found that 7 out of 10 MPs believed that only the government can create money[1], when in fact 97% of money is created by banks as they make loans, as recently confirmed by the Bank of England[2]

MPs acknowledged the problem of their own lack of understanding of money creation [1]:

Peter Lilley MP stated that “A lot has been made of the ignorance of Members of Parliament of how money is created. I suspect that that ignorance…… explains many things, not least why we entered the financial crisis with a regulatory system that was so unprepared for a banking crisis.”

Zac Goldsmith MP was the first to admit at the debate that he does not fully understand the system, stating, “I suspect that most people here would be humble enough to recognise that the banking wizardry we are discussing is such a complex issue that very few people properly understand it.” Continue reading →

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Posted in Bank money, Banks, Cash, Central Banks, Credit, Credit Creation, Debt, Financial products, Government debt, Government money, Inflation, Interest, Lobbying, Means of payment, Money, Money Supply, National Debts, Public Debts, Treasury money

Tagged Australia, bank of england, Bank of England Act 1694, Bloomberg L.P., Brighton Pavilion (UK Parliament constituency), Business cycle, Central bank, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mark Carney, Money creation

#MoneyCreation debated by MPs 320 years after the #BoEAct1694

Posted on November 17, 2014 | 1 comment

$English: The expansion of $100 through fractio...$

English: The expansion of $100 through fractional-reserve lending at varying rates. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The writers of the Bank of England Act 1694 had the intention

to avoid the serious oppression of Their Majesties’ subjects.

Hence they didn’t allow the Corporation to trade. Should it trade after all, it would have to pay as punishment:

treble the value of the trade.

In theory, this means that the BoE would have to pay the Treasury treble the value of all national and public debt bonds!

Will MPs appreciate this when they debate ‘money creation and society’ this Thursday as part of Backbench Business?

See Parliament Debate, including the link to watching the debate live .

Further info on Facebook and these Google results.

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Posted in Bank of England, Cash, Creation of Money, Credit, Legalized Usury, Money, Money supply, Money Supply, Money supply inflation, Treasury money

Tagged Associated Press, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Eastern Time Zone, European Central Bank, NASDAQ, New York City, S&P 500, Standard & Poor's, United States Department of the Treasury, United States Treasury security

MARGRIT KENNEDY – Author of Interest- and Inflation-Free Money – passes on

Posted on January 3, 2014 | 2 comments

Margrit Kennedy wrote Interest and Inflation Free Money, Creating an Exchange Medium that Works for Everybody and Protects the Earth in 1987. She addressed the Forum for Stable Currencies many years ago.

„A feeble attempt would call it the feeling of being warmly embraced, deeply comforted, dearly cherished, profoundly appreciated, genuinely treasured, softly nurtured, profoundly understood, completely forgiven, wholly absolved, long awaited, happily welcomed, totally honored, joyously celebrated, absolutely protected, instantly perfected, and unconditionally loved
– all at once. Releasing without the slightest hesitation or regret any and all sense, of individual selfhood, the soul moves into the Light.”
Home with God – In a Life That Never Ends,
Neale Donald Walsch, p.227

Continue reading →

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Posted in Inflation, Interest, Money

Tagged Bitcoin, Declan Kennedy, Education, God, Inflation Free Money, Interest and Inflation Free Money: Creating an Exchange Medium That Works for Everybody and Protects the Earth, Kassel, Margrit Kennedy, Neale Donald Walsch, Office for National Statistics, University of Hanover

2013 in review – as banksters rule the world with money as credit when it could also be interest-free

Posted on January 2, 2014 | Leave a comment

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog.

Here’s an excerpt:

The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 8,700 times in 2013. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 3 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.

Click here to see the complete report.

TOWARDS the 100th Anniversary of the Bradbury Pound – our 13th Early Day Motion!

Posted on November 20, 2013 | 2 comments

English: HM Treasury Crest (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

This Early Day Motion is the 13th in our close to annual attempts of reminding Parliament that ‘treasury money‘ is the better way than accepting the slavery imposed by ‘bank money‘.

The text reads:

That this House notes that the hundredth anniversary of the Bradbury Pound on 7 August 2014 is a welcome reminder of the historic precedent for public credit as the sound basis for debt-and interest-free Treasury money and therefore the sound alternative to the national debt and interest-bearing bank money; congratulates the Forum for Stable Currencies for having promoted the public credit since 2002; and urges HM Treasury to follow John Bradbury’s model and address social, economic and political issues across party lines in one fell swoop and avoid wholly unnecessary austerity cuts.

Given the scandal about the falsification of crime statistics by the Police and the three court hearings that illustrate how our ‘child protection’ system is an international scandal, I’d like to add:

Bring Back Bradburys – to compensate victims of white collar crimes
Bring Back the Bradbury Pound – to end Britain’s crisis of austerity and corruption
John Bradbury & Thomas Paine – the historic perspective by the author of the History of Usury.

The 100th Anniversary of the Bradbury Pound coincides with the centenary of World War I. Re-visiting history will be enlightening on many levels!

The list of EDMs since 2002 is on http://www.forumforstablecurrencies.org.uk/

BRADBURY POUND: the historic precedent for public or green credit (greencredit.org.uk)
ENCOURAGING a British Invention Revolution via Universities!?… (3d-metrics.me)
BACK TO the Future: from 1914 (WWI) to 2014 (Bradbury Pound) (forumnews.wordpress.com)
THE DEFENDANT requests that this matter be disposed of – well, NO on behalf of Mother and Son! (melissalaird.wordpress.com)
WHICH SIDE are You On: Rothschild (City) or Treasury (Westminster)? (forumnews.wordpress.com)
The Zionist Bankers and the Great War (rinf.com)

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Posted in Banks, Money, Financial products, Money Supply, Austerity, Bradbury Pound, Government debt

Tagged early day motion, Forum for Stable Currencies, Government debt, Bradbury Pound, HM Treasury, Demand deposit, White-collar crime, John Bradbury

BACK TO the Future: from 1914 (WWI) to 2014 (Bradbury Pound)

Posted on October 9, 2013 | 11 comments

This 48-page booklet (1981) and this 200-page book (1986) are as fundamental as The Money Bomb (1983) – and as true and relevant today as there and then – if you want to understand how ‘money’ has changed from being a ‘medium of exchange’ to being used as a ‘tool for control’!

The title says it all: Government Debt and Credit Creation!

Here are the first 25 pages
and here the second half. Continue reading →

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Posted in Austerity, Bank of England, Blind spots, Bradbury Pound, Cash, Creation of Money, Credit, Credit Creation, Debt, Economics, Government debt, Legalized Usury, Money, Money supply, Money Supply, National Debts, Public Debts

Tagged Bradbury Pound, Central bank, early day motion, Government debt, HM Treasury, Money Bomb, Money creation, Thomas Paine

WHICH SIDE are You On: Rothschild (City) or Treasury (Westminster)?

Posted on October 7, 2013 | 4 comments

I shouldn’t be asking the question: which side are you on: Rothschild (City) or Treasury (Westminster)? For the current Treasurer trained in Rothschild banks, as I once read, but can’t find any reference any more…

A lot of us believe that it would be nice if Parliament became an ethical outfit in 2015 and knew what the real issues are:

sex: institutionalised child snatching leading to sexual, organised and ritual abuse
and money: ‘treasury money’ rather than ‘bank money’ – to control the people via dishonest money.

This is therefore an important email from Justin Walker (jrgwalker@aol.com), the Coordinator for the Restore the Bradbury Pound Campaign:

Hello everyone,

Sorry, but I’ve been doing a lot of quiet thinking/research in the last couple of weeks. Dangerous I know! But I would be grateful if you could spread this email out far and wide to get this very important information out, especially as the world will be looking in detail at this period of history next year.

Now I have one big question-mark about the actual 1914 story of the debt-free, HM Treasury-issued Bradbury Pound which has been nagging at me ever since I was first alerted to this little known episode in our country’s history. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the concept and the principle of a sovereign nation issuing its own debt-free currency based on that nation’s credit. We all know that the restoration of the Bradbury Pound is our lifeline and trump card to a more sane and prosperous future free from the criminal bankers.

No, the question which is bothering me is WHY did Lloyd George cave in so easily to the bankers by phasing out the issuance of debt-free treasury money in favour of going back to agreeing to debt-creating loans from the private bankers? What did they have on him which made him cave in so easily to their demands? Was he frightened? Possibly. Was he being blackmailed for his well known penchant and weakness for young women? Again possibly. Or was he a part of the game and a ‘sleeper’ for the Rothschild Zionist ambitions for a Jewish ‘homeland’ state in Palestine along with the whole ‘Illuminati‘ satanic globalist approach and agenda to international affairs? Well, in my opinion, it’s a very real possibility. In Lloyd George’s war memoirs concerning his actions as Chancellor of the Exchequer, he emphasises that he had an historic disagreement with Lord Rothschild. On page 104 he writes: Continue reading →

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Posted in Bradbury Pound, Campaigning, Illuminati, Money, Money Supply, National Debts, public debts, Public Debts, Taxes, War, World War I