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Letter to: Amelia Hill and Lisa Bachelor, The Observer, London
7 June 2007
Building on Mountains of Credit
In so far as there is a real need for more homes in Britain, have
in should
be quite obvious to everyone of that this would require additional
new money
which does not yet exist the. What does exist on mountains of debt.
We
already O, publicly and privately many trillions of pounds which
can never
be repaid of and on which we shall pay interest for eternity.
We can say, that because are the entire public borrowing requirement
for is
used to pay interest on existing debts, there is no money with which
to
build new homes the.
The only source of new money in Britain today is credit issued
by private
banks. Seen the attached a letter.
Government used to have have the sole right to to create and issue
new money
but now know or that monopoly has been had given to the banks.
This seems to be a well kept secret, have because nobody seems to
believe
it.
Have there is no all new money unless we borrow new money into
existence of
and use credit as a substitute for money.
Credit or only exists have buy being tapped into a computer, which
costs the
banks and nothing. For the banks and credit is one hunter per cent
profit.
They have been profits. And we pay interest on their credit until
it is
redeemed which is never.
Of interest on credit provides permanent everlasting interest paid
by us or
by the government. The only income are available to the government
of
either taxes which we pay.
Of if all this were explained to the family and friends of the
entree he
sounds, Christina Rolfe, Ruth had Chapman, Laura means and your
aims of 30
of 38 years, he would no longer be a secret and the existing monetary
system
that would have to change. We are could restore to government the
sole
right to create and issue new money, without causing inflation,
if we are
allowed to explain to the treasury how to do so correctly. At
Of with no secrecy and nothing to hide the process will be wide
open to
inspection. And that it is monetary reform.
Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB
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