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Bankers in Our Sights
12 December 2006
When any ordinary citizen acquires money from us without giving
us anything in exchange, not even a smile, we regard that person
as a thief or a rogue or a con man. But if this scoundrel calls
himself a banker, we doff our cap and award him a stately home to
live in.
Private financiers such as bankers are allowed by law and by Parliament
to create new money out of nothing and allow us to borrow it as
credit. By time you add interest on to the deal, the financier has
a very rich profit. When he compounds his felony by using his ill-gotten
gains to gamble on the stock exchange, with inside knowledge and
take over and rob the assets of his victims, he can award himself
for Christmas, a bonus of billions of pounds or dollars.
From the comfort of his armchair, he can watch the rest of us tighten
our belts, hoist up our taxes and sweat a lot harder for his benefit.
These financiers own the Press and the Media, so they never get
lynched. This money making racket has developed into an enormous
and highly successful industry, which has no product. They produce
nothing for sale, not even a smile. But we pay them enormous sums
for working so terribly hard at the business of robbing us and our
marines of their war pay.
Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB
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