Poverty and global warming

Dear Bishop

Both phenomena are man made and therefore can be unmade.

What will surprise you is that they have, common cause.

You are in a key position to terminatedly handle both of these phenomena.

First and foremost, because you are more likely than any other man in Britain today, to pay heed to the requisite wisdom, which goes against British phlegm (phlegm as sluggishness or apathy, as in phlegmatic). You will not be unemotional, concerning the threat of a global meltdown, as are the natives of Britain. Especially our Welsh Primate!.

As you can see, I am a bit of a racist, against my own race!.

Here follows an account of how Britain initiated today's poverty and global-warming.

In 1694 the King of England was having a war with France and the King ran out of money to pay his troops. Bankers offered the King the money he needed, provided he gave them permission to create the requisite money. The King of England told the bankers, “Do what you like, but give me the money”.

Thus Parliament passed the Tonnage Act of 1694, which gave us the Bank of England. A few years later at Christmas 1913, when the US Government was at home eating its Christmas dinner, the Federal Reserve Bank of America was given birth, as a copy of the Bank of England. Since then money on both sides of the Atlantic has been issued as credit by private banks.

The World now uses debt as its currency, which makes fair trading impossible and gives the world commercial warfare. A war far more deadly than armed conflict and the resulting frantic rat race is the source of poverty and the source of climate change and global warming. No one will have explained this to you, but I am putting into your hands the manner in which the Christian Church can regain its authority in the modern world. Restore to Governments the sole right to create and issue new money, along with the right to instruct how that must be done correctly. We can then abandon the rat race and return to Fair Trading, with a global folk style economy, instantly reversing Man's contribution to global warming and also making Poverty History in the year 2006.

This letter contains a great deal of valuable data, crammed into a few words.

Provided you are willing to embrace the possibility of martyrdom, this data could fulfil your wildest dreams.

Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB

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