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Sunday, June 19, 2022
Definitely a short video to watch - NEIL OLIVER lays into the corrupt banking systems and what they are up to.
1 comment:
clovispoint
said...
Looks like Mr Oliver is waking up to the workings of the parasitical International Financial system.
The example below shows how J.T. and other early British Nationalists had developed the BNP’s monetary reform policy to counter the bad effects of private credit creation.
We (the government) shall create the new money to fuel industrial growth by issuing debt-free into the economy a regular sum adjusted carefully in accordance with the increase in the national product. This money will be created as part of public revenue and to finance public expenditure. This will result in a vast reduction in the amount of public money that will have to be raised through taxation. It will also reduce gradually, and eventually to zero, the vast burden of public debt, the servicing of which has to be paid for by taxation. In this way it will be possible to make enormous tax reductions everywhere without in any way impoverishing vital public services. These tax reductions will in themselves make huge new sums available for investment in industry as well as increasing consumer purchasing power.
British National Party, 1983 General Election Manifesto. P10.
1 comment:
Looks like Mr Oliver is waking up to the workings of the parasitical
International Financial system.
The example below shows how J.T. and other early British Nationalists had developed the BNP’s monetary reform policy to counter the bad effects of private credit creation.
We (the government) shall create the new money to fuel industrial growth by issuing debt-free into the economy a regular sum adjusted carefully in accordance with the increase in the national product. This money will be created as part of public revenue and to finance public expenditure. This will result in a vast reduction in the amount of public money that will have to be raised through taxation. It will also reduce gradually, and eventually to zero, the vast burden of public debt, the servicing of which has to be paid for by taxation.
In this way it will be possible to make enormous tax reductions everywhere without in any way impoverishing vital public services. These tax reductions will in themselves make huge new sums available for investment in industry as well as increasing consumer purchasing power.
British National Party, 1983 General Election Manifesto. P10.
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