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    Letter to: Caroline Spelman MP House of Commons London

    2nd February 2007

    Problems of the Modern Dairy Farmer

    Dear Miss Spelman

    I write to you as a retired Dairy Farmer, who has made an in-depth study of the problems of the Modern Dairy Farmer. He is a casualty of commercial warfare.

    In order for an economy to be financially viable there must be growth and progress, otherwise the economy is dying. The Government must have a mechanism by which to increase the money supply. There is a consensus in Parliament that if the Government were allowed to create and issue new money, there would be runaway inflation. As a result we have private banks issuing new money as credit. We have given private financial institutions, a monopoly on the issuance of new money.

    The electorate are not told. The Press and the media are muzzled by the bankers and are not permitted to discuss the matter.

    Owing to the length of time between insemination and the first lactation, the dairy farmer can be dependent on credit. He can be used by the bankers to borrow new money into existence, with enormous profit to the bankers. This scam only becomes visible when milk is sold in the supermarket, for less than the price of water. Then it cannot escape our attention, but we do not see the reason why.

    Unfortunately Dave Cameron is a one-time banker and agrees to keep this unethical method of creating new money, hidden from view. But Dave Cameron has trouble waiting to hit him, because DVDs are now so cheap that it is possible to bypass the Press and the media, and expose this money scam. When the electorate realise, that all the political parties have condoned the crime by keeping it hidden, politicians will risk getting themselves lynched.

    The death of the dairy farmer is but a faint whiff of the real corruption, which will stink to high heaven.

    For example, the size of our debts, resulting from the issuance of new money as credit, runs into many trillions of pounds. That gives a glimpse of the real size of the scam but only a glimpse.

    You are wonderfully placed to act on behalf of the dairy farmer.


    Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB