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    Credit, that very dirty word

    The Bank of England, which decides the level of interest rates, claims that it cannot control the rate of inflation, because the surge in growth of the money-supply creates a frothy economy.

    Mervyn King, who claims to govern the Bank of England, likes us to imagine that he has magical powers over froth, that only he can understand. Like a barman who knows how to keep a nice head on your pint of draught Guinness. We live in awe of his ability to control the rate of inflation, to within an inch of his life.

    Under the rule of secrecy, Mervyn King has Gordon brown on an exceedingly tight rein, he can make or break his boss without a sigh.

    The truth is, we would have no money at all, either to inflate or deflate, unless we have enough credit to float Britain on an even keel. However rough the seas, for us lower classes.

    The ever rising tide of immigration demands a constant supply of new money to service economic growth. We have long since given up earning new money and now rely almost entirely on the City of London to make money for us to live on. But that new money is only available to us as credit, on which we pay interest. In our ignorance we borrow new money into existence as fast as we possibly can imagine, that we can afford to pay the interest.

    All Governor Emperor King does, is use a computer to tell him the interest rate which will keep our borrowing at the rate at which he is paid to keep it. At the bottom of the pile, the poor get poorer and cull themselves by dying of starvation, especially in parts of Africa. At the very top of the pile, the rich compete with each other to spend ever more money on grander mansions.

    You do not need to be a Paul Daniels, to observe the fact that the fallible monetary system is the cause of sky high taxation by every conceivable form of stealth. We can no longer hope for even a hut to live in, much less a castle.

    Notice how a fallible monetary system might serve a hidden agenda. For example if the National Health Service were fit for purpose, it might increase the need for culling to counter the ill effects of immigration. Also consider how fallible money could make defence of the realm unnecessary. We are about to join the Euro without a referendum, possibly this summer, as Blair’s last act.

    The Euro will be issued as credit by a private German bank. This will give Germany supreme power over us, because who so ever issues our currency, does have supreme power. Also notice that banker Dave Cameron, will not whisper a word about all this and break the rule of secrecy, nor will the Press, nor will the media. We shall be corralled as sheep into debt slavery and our freedom will be lost for ever.


    Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB