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Bank of England
first ever: private central bank
b. 1694
England on verge of financial collapse
after 50 years of war with France
deceptive name: Bank of England
/ a private institution
note: names of investors never disclosed
investors deposit 750k pounds gold
(in lieu of 1.25 million pounds in gold)
for purchase of shares @ 1.25 million pounds
Bank of England then began issuing interest-bearing loans 1694
/ in greater amounts than sum which ought to have been held in reserve
/ equivalent is transferring control of the military to organised crime
/ private central banks so powerful they control each country's economy
/ this leads to plutocracy
- private banks carry a hidden tax
- govt lacks political will to raise taxes
- instead, govt produces bonds & sells them to central banks
- central banks issue money for govt purposes
*but bounds are bought with theoretical money
- the more money that is circulated, the less money is worth
- people are left paying the price with inflation
Bank of England created 1694
by 1698 (ie 4 years)
govt debt ROSE:
- from 1.25 million pounds
- to 16 MILLION POUNDS
to pay that off, state taxes keep increasing
Financial capital began to take de facto control of the state
http://orientalreview.org/2010/05/19/episode-1-bank-of-england/
East India Company
group of British Merchants
formed a company
British, Dutch, French and Belgium Kings
gave unbridled charter rights to trade over vast India, China, Far East Asia and Africa
-- company had 40 owners
-- elected Governor, Deputy Governor + board of 24 Directors
-- structure identical re Bank of England
East India Company is not one but 4 companies
-- chartered in 4 different countries
-- all are owned by the same owners
-- all are ruled by the same Governor, Deputy Governor & elected Directors
-- British East India Company
-- 1858 British East India Company relieved from managing India
-- and India became part of British Empire
-- French East India Company
-- Belgium East India Company
-- Dutch East India Company
NOTE: others
- British East India Company, founded in 1600
- Danish East India Company, founded in 1616
- Dutch East India Company, founded in 1602
- French East India Company, founded in 1664
- Portuguese East India Company, founded in 1628
- Swedish East India Company, founded in 1731
* Other East India Companies - functioned to late 1900s.
1600 East India Company formed
-- given exclusive right to trade with India and South East Asia
-- by British Monarchy - concept of Free Trade & Globalization
-- given the right to civilize India
1965 the Club of Rome
(top industrial houses-real owners of EICs or MNCs)
EIC - East India Companies (?) [not sure]
MNC - multi-national corporations ?) [not sure]
divided the world in 10 economic segments
- unbridled authority to ruthlessly exploit Segment 9 (incl. India) under liberalization
(liberalize domestic economy to globalize its owners)
and privatization
(privatize so that Free Trade can further control domestic economy via global owners)
to a group of MNCs.
http://greatgameindia.com/east-india-company-part-i-noble-motives/
Other
The Club of Rome & the Sustainability Movement
http://dissidentvoice.org/2012/04/the-club-of-rome-and-the-sustainability-movement/
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COMMENT
Looks good to explore. No time now.
Cannot understand why governments do not control their own money and their own banks, cutting out the private profiteer in control of the country's economy, whose interests are not that of the nation.
In England's case, it's because England went bankrupt (by the sound of things). Check out how much England's debt to bankers grew in the space of 4 years.
Wonder who the secret Bank of England money-lenders were?
Don't know that I'll remember all that East India info, but it was good fun checking it out.
No time to look further right now.
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