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Letter to: Emma Thompson, C/O Action Aid, Chard, Somerset
30 June 2007
Africa and Slave Labour
Dear Miss Thompson,
Slave labour in the Western Cape is no problem to Jonathan Church
of Tesco.
Those who are so blind they cannot observe the obvious have no integrity.
You need to know that Tesco’s success is built with counterfeit
money and
the whole shooting match is thoroughly dishonest. New Money is now
exclusively issued as credit by private central banks with the intention
to
deceive the borrower, that he is being given the use of somebody’s
money
whilst he pays interest. The truth is that the money does not exist
until
the loan is accepted by the borrower as money.
That turns the credit into money which previously did not exist.
Tesco is
protected by a Press embargo imposed by the private financiers who
have a
licence, to create more and more new money as credit, at will.
This practice is so enormously profitable to the banks that their
criminality must be kept secret at all costs. Bankers “give
aid” to poor
countries in Africa and receive enormous acclaim for their generosity!
But
the aid is to give them credit. The bankers then demand interest
for the use
of the aid, force the starving to grow food for Tesco to sell in
Western
Supermarkets and use the money to pay the interest on the “given”
aid.
It has been stated in the House of Lords that credit is an imitation
of
money which does not exist and is intended to make the borrower
believe that
he owes money. That in the English Oxford Dictionary is designated
Counterfeit money.
If the anti-poverty campaigners, Action Aid, exposed this fraud
to global
public view, poverty could become history almost overnight; because
poverty
is a man-made condition which does not occur in the wild.
It is such a difficult concept to grasp, the creation of money
by getting it borrowed into existence, that the fraud has been in
action since 1694 and has now amassed debts of many trillions of
pounds. These debts can never, ever be redeemed, but the interest
must be paid for ever.
All this can be proven to be true and because it is the way to
make poverty
history, we are all of us in duty bound to blow the whistle on the
Bankers.
Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB
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