New Treaty

Dear Mr. Osbourne

Tony Blair admits that there are only four demands of a new treaty that he will make. There is no demand and no mention of having to accept the euro as a replacement for the pound.

We now know that Ted Heath took us into the common market with the express purpose of pleasing or appeasing his friends in banking. There were 34 MP’s in the Tory party at the House of Commons, at that time who were into banking.

Bankers make their profits by issuing new money as credit. As was pointed out in the House of Lords, credit as used for this purpose, is an imitation of money intended to deceive the borrower into believing he is borrowing money possessed by the banks.

That fulfils the dictionary definition of counterfeiting money.

All money for lending had long since gone and we were already deeply into debt as result of issuing new money as credit. The bankers needed this practice to be set in concrete so that the privilege would never ever be lost. Never taken from them by the people, if we ever discovered we are using counterfeit money as our currency.

The bankers needed a single common currency for the whole of Europe, issued as credit by one single private central bank somewhere in Europe.

That privilege would give private bankers so much power, that the privilege could be preserved for ever.

That is why Merkel and Sarkozy are joining hands with Blair to get this signed and sealed before Blair slips away. They will turn Britain into a minor offshore satellite of a Totalitarian German Federal State of Europe, with the loss of our freedom for the very last time. We shall lose this final Battle of Britain, without a shot fired.

Unfortunately just as Blair was head hunted for the job by the global bankers, so has Dave Cameron, one of the bankers himself, been all set to do their bidding if the Tories were to win the next election.

The Press embargo placed on any mention of this subject, enables this betrayal to be done in secret. This letter may never reach you, getting itself shredded on the way. Even if it did reach you, it would be more than your job is worth to breathe a word. So be it.

History will tell us the outcome of this impasse. A copy of this letter will be in the archives.

Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB

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