I hear the word bankster being spoken often in general
conversation by the public these days, who increasingly out of necessity are
compelled to find out the root course of a crisis that threatens the whole
material basis of the life they are building for themselves, preventing their happiness
and ability to support a family. Resulting
from the world financial crisis of 2011 when the global economy was, and is
faced, with a potential greater crisis than that of 1929. Since that time the
world economy has been unable to settle.
Warped beyond reasonable proportions, the US military industry is
finding it increasingly hard to justify itself as it continues to expand,
increasing its bases across the world, tied in with the aims of lobby groups
there. The debt, national and personal,
cannot be paid back to the finance houses that privately fund the central
banks. A privately owned global monetary
system which knows no international barriers, indeed has been very effective in
breaking these down through political and militarily means. A system of money based on the creation of debt; Debt is needed for the central banks to
create money valued on the debt future interest profit – leveraged up and up,
re-lent, hypothecated , re-hypothecated, speculatively invested on the chance
of assets rising. A bubble of fiat money that has no real worth. Lots of fiat money for city traders to gamble
on the volatility of the bulls and bears, then off to spend the commissions on white
powder, escorts and sports cars. The money changers have been working hard to
debase the nations internally because that makes them easier to exploit; the UK
in recent times has seen the introduction of parliaments, city councils, and
regional assemblies which undermines the concept of the state as the
legislative expression of a national will, but as an administration to be
served – International finance governs Britain and knows that creating endless
tiers of government will crystallise their power should the people ever recover
their strength. The ambitions and gains of the Scottish National party is the
clearest expression of how an expansion in the democratic process enhances the willingness
to small parties to sell their souls to the devil as willing debt slaves in
order to achieve their questionable goals – empowerment and representation to
secessionists, immigrant/faggot/religious/scene ‘communities’, are all example
of this.
When the people of a
nation such as Greece were offered by their government the choice of whether
they wanted to be saddled with debt, their leader was branded a lunatic by a media
campaign and replaced by the EU with a more compliant leadership. This has lead
Greeks to the only option of challenging the world system namely Nationalism in the form of the Golden Dawn party. Nations cannot now let fellow nations fail as
they have lent widely and invested across borders and so are tied to the same
system. If theoretically any nation were to break free from financial slavery
and refuse to pay the gratuitous payments to these vipers, then the people of
Europe would then see how they had been robbed when they had willingly given
such payments. Other nations which prove more difficult to control have the
media set against them and following military intervention a central bank is
set up, privately financed by the same international financiers and
corporations. New debt slaves are created,
and the worlds few beneficiaries of this system will reap the interest profit
for generations. Private money and the supreme
imperium it comes with.
The present situation in which we find ourselves clearly
highlights the priorities of our rulers and the purpose of system they
maintain. The international financer
takes as much profit as possible from the differing administrative areas of the
Earth, deciding on policy for western nations though the private international
clubs where they meet political and media men, money flows and private mutual interests are perused. Our present government’s business secretary tells
the people that they are ‘’fighting an economic war’’ in order to restore the
nations prosperity. The way they wage
this war however seems to be to remove the spending power from the majority of
the nation’s people; utilities prices are high, fuel prices at a record high,
food is expensive, VAT up, taxes up. If
people don’t have money in their pocket then they cannot spend it. Money is there, it is just not distributed
amongst the people. Money flies out of
this country in all directions, leaving aside the strange and increasingly
indefensible foreign aid expenditure (a government minister was recently
defending in an interview the millions being spent by UK tax payers on Indian
start up business saying this ‘’will benefit the UK’’), the very wealthy avoid
paying tax though various off shore arrangements and I don’t blame them. Even the most nationalistic minded of wealthy
individuals would have an issue giving half of their income to a government
which in itself is not nationalistic and wastes revenue money on bazaar
projects. One of the government’s main
preoccupations is attracting foreign investment; they prise triumphal events
when a British business is bought out by foreign investors. The main bulk of profit for the business then
goes abroad to these investor/speculators to be spent in most cases abroad, and
when the time comes that it is more cost effective to shut the whole of the UK
operation (as there is usually a period of moving parts of the business abroad), that’s what they do. Premiership football best represents the
model of a sizable British business; foreign owned, using the old British
brand, with foreign players and foreign fans.
All the UK public have to do is pay in, buy tickets and merchandise. Many of the recent great mass off immigrant’s
lobbied by financial interest to come here for a more competitive UK labour
market (lower workers wages), send money earned here abroad to their families. Executives take huge bonuses and do not spend
this money in the real economy, they may prefer to buy a house on the Dubai
palm island and buy their clothes from designer boutiques perhaps in Milan,
meanwhile their workers are just scraping by.
Topped with large international bailouts for a rotten world system and
contributions to the European Union organisation, which is anything but
European in character, we have a great scarcity of money.
The government needs to put money in the
pockets off the masses before they can spend it. Any profits this country makes should be given
back to the people in the form of the national dividend over and above wages
and to the out of work. This is after all the people’s money which they earned,
and presently it is taken away to get lost in the global system of finance. Businesses will then have customers; the
business then may grow and create more jobs.
Those who feel inclined to begin new enterprises could be provided with
the funding from a nationalised credit provider that only provides credit for
wealth creating ventures not speculative ones.
Henry Ford became one of the 20th century’s most successful
businessmen by raising the wages of his workers so they could buy the motor
cars they were building, and what works on the micro as with this example,
works on the macro with regards the nation.
Let the peoples government decide on how much money needs to be printed,
not private boards of individuals in central banks. The monetary system we have should be to aid
the human condition, not to enslave people to individual misery and interest
payments. By giving people social credit
and the national dividend we remove power from the international viper and give
it to the people. The present establishment and government will not allow this
as they are the viper’s representatives, though in fairness I’m sure the
majority of our elected representative’s act out of stupidity and
cowardice. Before a shift in power can
be brought about, the people will have to unite and be ruthless and unforgiving
in pursuit of their goals in order to change the system. The vested powers will not give in and are
themselves ruthless and unforgiving.
This current system, the creation of dept to print money
leading to booms, busts and the economics that brings war is a true nightmare
for us all. There are alternatives and
it is the responsibility of those who are aware to educate and raise the
consciousness of their fellow man, as only by standing together will we help bring
about real change.
