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Bring Back the Bradbury Pound!
Countdown to 7th August 2014
100th Anniversary of Historic Solution
to end Britain’s ‘crisis’, austerity & corruption
There is a deep malaise affecting our country – something is clearly not right. To catch a criminal, a good policeman will always tell you to follow the money and to ask, cui bono – who benefits?
The network of private central banks led by the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, have taken control of the world’s money supply to achieve global governance on their terms – hardly beneficial for the human race.
The way to ‘stop and reverse’ is to ask: Continue reading
Filed under: Bank of England, Bank of International Settlements, Borrowing, Bradbury Pound, Cash, Central Banks, Debt, Government budgets, Money, Money supply, United Kingdom | Tagged: Abraham Lincoln, Bank for International Settlements, Basel, Bradbury Pound, British Government, David Lloyd George, Forum for Stable Currencies, HM Treasury | 10 Comments »
Tony Gosling is a former BBC reporter who publishes this website about his own activities and www.Bilderberg.org about his studies of the Bilderbergers.
Bilderberg meetings have been convened since 1954. Agenda and list of attendees are being determined by a ‘steering committee’.
The late James Tucker published his 25 year diary of following meetings. Daniel Estulin has written The True Story of the Bilderberg Group, and Alex Jones is the Texan expert in the US with a very popular radio show and www.infowars.com.
FOI requests about George Osborne’s attendance has revealed that they ARE making policy.
In this video Tony speaks about the sinister NAZI-based past and requests Debt Forgiveness! On behalf of victims of white collar crimes, we have long been asking for amnesty, jubilee and the Government as Compensator of Last Resort.
Filed under: Bilderberg, Bilderberg, Blogosphere, Campaigning, Debt forgiveness, NATO | Tagged: Alex Jones, BBC, Bilderberg, Bilderberg Group, Daniel Estulin, George Osborne, Nazism, Tony Gosling | 3 Comments »
Green Credit for Green Purposes was our proposal to the Treasury Select Committee in 2008 – ‘to do it electronically’.
But on 7 Aug 1914 the Private Secretary to the Chancellor of the Exchequer did it on paper: John Bradbury signed the Bradbury Pound – instead of borrowing money from private investors for the Government.
Justin R G Walker talks about it to Brian Gerrish of UK Column on this video and mentions the ‘credit of the Nation’.
Austin Mitchell MP has been tabling Early Day Motions along the Public Credit since 2002. It sounds so simple and yet is so profound: Continue reading
Filed under: Bank of England, Central Banks, Fractional reserve banking, Money, Money supply, Public Credit Petition, Treasury Select Committee, United Kingdom | Tagged: Austin Mitchell, Bradbury, Bradbury Pound, Brian Gerrish, Central Bank, Cyprus, Early Day Motion, Government, government debt, Greenback, John Bradbury, Treasury Select Committee, Twitter, United States, William Franklin | 19 Comments »
Anatole Kaletsky writes about the 46-page speech that Lord Turner, Chairman of Britain’s Financial Services Authority gave at the Cass Business School on 6th February 2013.
Positive Money writes Adair Turner tumbles to the merits of a Positive Money idea.
In 2008, I had been advised by a human rights lawyer to ‘go for Parliamentary scrutiny via the Treasury Select Committee‘. Since the Treasury Select Committee had just announced their inquiry into climate change, we submitted Green Credit for Green Purposes.
Since 2002, Austin Mitchell MP has been tabling Early Day Motions to address exactly this: ‘overt monetary financing’ – but under a different label: public credit.
You can really tell from this speech how “the Religion of Money” has won over the Lost Science of Money, as men struggle with: whom to follow and whether to be for or against the ‘current consent’:-
Strangely, Lord Turner associates ‘inflationary risks’ and ‘printing money’ with Germany: the Bundesbank, Goethe’s Faust and the devil itself: Mephistopheles. Continue reading
Filed under: Bank of England, Central Banks, Debt, Economics, Financial Services Authority, Interest, Legalized usury, Money, Money Myths, National debt, Price inflation, Printing credit, Quantitative easing, United Kingdom, Usury | Tagged: Adair Turner, Adair Turner Baron Turner of Ecchinswell, Anatole Kaletsky, Cass Business School, Central Bank, Financial Services Authority, Germany, Lord Turner, Money, Treasury Select Committee | 7 Comments »
What a great email – hopefully it went to lots of bankers, too!
When bankers get together for dinner, they discuss Art. When artists get together for dinner, they discuss Money – Oscar Wilde
Dear fellow Money or Artmoney colleague.
We all have heard that: “Money is the Root of all Evil”. In fact, this phrase has its origins in the Bible, which says: “For the Love of Money is the Root of all Evil.”
Somehow Love vanished with the passage of time. But what would happen if Love would return to the equation, and we would start asking ourselves: “What is the Root of All Money?”
Wouldn’t Love be a great answer?! Continue reading
Filed under: Campaigning, Love | Tagged: ASN Bank, bank, Banknote, Bible, Love, Oscar Wilde, Paper Money, Recreation | 1 Comment »
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