Relief policy
In 2008, then-Prime Minister Gordon Brown positioned himself as the “World Chancellor” and presented the story of a global bailout at the G20 meeting. Brown organized the cooperation of 19 other countries to deliver a policy that had only one outcome.
Gordon Brown is not a stupid man. He knew exactly what he was doing, just as he did when he gave the Bank of England “independence” in 1998 and when he sold the country's gold at a bargain price.
Brown's role at the G20 conference was to impose the Rothschild agenda of destroying nation states through the destruction of their economies on the other 19 countries that were at the conference. Their leaders were in the same “club” as Brown, so they followed his instructions at the drop of a hat. They all went back to their countries and lied to their people about what to do and then lied some more about the outcome.
As a result, the world is in a state of systemic collapse, facing exactly the same kind of inflationary reality that Weimar Germany faced in 1923, but on a global scale.
That's the intent! This is the same expression of oligarchy policy that has existed to varying degrees for thousands of years, where society exists as a mass of slaves owned by a small ruling class that uses the slaves to maintain their existence. To keep us safe, they need to keep us stupid, scared, and in limited numbers.
Frankly, we are being exploited.
Of course, the state of the financial system has nothing to do with the economy, which is the labor and resources of a country, which are physical but not made of paper, and nothing to do with GDP, GNP, money, stocks, derivatives, which are made of paper and have no value.
Similarly, there is no economic justification for the cheap white plastic products made in the Far Eastern autocracies. They are also worthless.
Rather, the economy arises from a society's productive capacity and depends on its ability to utilize that capacity ever more efficiently. Our standard of living and our population are directly proportional to that capacity.
So if a society becomes more efficient at generating electricity, transport, supplying water, etc., it can feed more people more comfortably. If you replace nuclear power with wind power, rail with cars, buses and trucks, and make a large part of your water supply leak, suddenly you can't feed that population; getting from point A to point B becomes a nightmare, and people pay ever more for the privilege of sitting in traffic jams.
It's all an illusion
The economic illusion is created by the magic of a corrupt financial system. First, we trick people into believing that the economy and the financial system are the same thing. We make people believe that money is everything. We tell people not to worry about losing their productive jobs to Chinese factories, because there are great call center jobs waiting for them. We convince people that it's no big deal if they get bored in a call center, because their house just doubled in value and they can just go home in the evening and watch EastEnders on their 250 inch 6D LED flat screen TV. Then we brainwash people with news reports that GDP has grown 2% this year, just like it has for the past 40 years.
Meanwhile, we print money like there's no tomorrow, increasing the amount in circulation by over 400%, and all the while knowing that one day it will all collapse, and when it does, we'll find that there will be no real economy left to carry the burden. But that'll be okay, because the world will be full to capacity, and decades of chaos and genocide will feel like spring cleaning at the end of it. Free range didn't work, and the unsophisticated masses will be on their batteries again.
So this financial collapse, like the collapse of the real economy, was engineered. The reason, you see, is simple: the oligarchs worship money. Nothing else matters, especially not us “badgers.”
While we do nothing, say nothing, and cower in fear, they have a “common purpose.” Their people are on a mission, and that mission is what motivates them. They truly believe in a one-world secret fascist community government.
The irony is that we have been sitting around idly and scared all this time, but if we could organize ourselves it would be so easy to solve. So isn't it time to have our own common purpose? “They” have destroyed so much of the basic economic infrastructure we need to survive that we could achieve full employment almost overnight. But first we need to get out from under the weight of the giant Ponzi scheme that is the City of London.
Glass-Steagall today!
There are many people working on building an alternative banking system, including the UK Constitution Group, that will replace the current system, whether or not they can stop the current system from collapsing. In the meantime, the following actions are needed to get us back on track again:
– We must send our Prime Minister to the G20, and this time he must send a slightly different message than last time. That message is that we are splitting up retail and merchant (investment) banks. It was a very bad move that these two parts of the banking industry were allowed to merge to create super-banks, and it was exactly the result of US banks coming to the UK to get around the Glass-Steagall Act, which banned such mergers. So we must impose it again! This time internationally.
– We need to protect retail banks. They provide a service that most of us find useful and they hold people's savings, which should be protected.
– A standard must be determined for any debt that exists. Is it a reasonable debt, or the result of a speculative gamble? Any debt that does not meet that standard will be written off if it is owed by an individual, a non-financial corporation, or a national government. (We don't really care what investment banks and hedge funds do with their own debts.) Any investment banks or hedge funds that go bust as a result should be allowed to do so.
– We have to break up the Inter Alpha Group banking cartel. There are several reasons to do this, competitive reasons being one of them, but at the very least it will piss off Mr. Rothschild who created it.
These actions may get us out of the immediate crisis, but the people who got us here are still there, and we need to do more.
– Replace the Bank of England. Taxpayer owned or not, there is no transparency whatsoever. It is barely covered by freedom of information laws and no one knows what assets are stored in the BOEN. Is this a crash proof facility for the UK? The Monetary Policy Committee/Board are all bankers, working in the interests of bankers and acting as intermediaries between commercial banks and the government. This means that the BOE should likely be restructured to act on behalf of the state and replaced by a national bank with a somewhat different structure.
– Take back ownership of national infrastructure such as rail, water, electricity etc. There is no particular reason why these infrastructures should not be run by private companies, but the state should retain ownership under contract, which would minimise future infrastructure investment, ensure that profits are tightly controlled and charges are kept at reasonable levels.
– Control money creation. All money should be created as an act of government, and spending money in the economy through investment in the nation's infrastructure is one imperative, but also reallocating universities to useful research such as fusion energy, high tech engineering and electronics, space research, and ultimately investing in a productive economy.
A state for the people, not for the bankers
Saving this country is entirely possible, even at this late stage. All it takes is for us to say with one voice: “No more treason!” It's time to implement laws like Glass-Steagall, abandon the financiers, build a new productive economy, and get back the jobs we love to get up for in the morning.
