The “Superbank” Players and Central Bank Actors

This morning I had a remarkable email that referred to the Testimony of Jonathan May, a UK citizen who used to work for the International Monetary Fund. However, knowing what he knew, he wanted to do good. Instead, he landed in a prison in the Midwest of the US, from where a telephone conversation was [...]

Debt Slavery is the Real Reason behind the Bail-Out

Just in case you might think I’m wrong with my analysis, here is an American voice that explains it in market terms. And The Independent formulates the Big UK question: Could the government bailout of the banks bankrupt the country? In both countries it is clear that and how governments have given up their loyalty [...]

Who can dip into the National Debt pot?

According to this article Bailouts expected to add £1.5 trillion to national debt as tax take tumbles in Times Online on February 20, 2009, “official accountancy rules”, few of the nationalised banks’ assets can be counted in the Government’s books. The big number game continues to be played, to camouflage what is really going on.

Exploiting National Debt mechanisms for Bailout money

Most people don’t understand the significance of the national debt: it is used to increase the money supply, so that people can buy ‘gilts’ and thus obtain interest as passive income. ‘Gilts’ or ‘national bonds’ are issued by the Government, backed by the Nation as an entity. But unfortunately the taxpayers of the Nation do [...]

The City of London Corporation: the state within a state

This is an excellent article about what surrounds the Bank of England geographically in the City, published on the blog of the Tax Justice Network. It also links to a Guardian article Labour candidates challenge City bankers’ elite that runs Square Mile. However, let’s face it: by now procedures are more powerful than people. And [...]