If the bank is owned by the government itself, then why does
the government have to pay interest on money borrowed from themselves? It seems
the £43 bn the UK pays annually in interest alone or the $431 bn the US pays annually
in interest alone could be used in ways that better benefit the country and the
taxpayer. Why would they be in debt at all if the government owns the banking
system? If I "borrow" money
from my savings account to my checking account that I put back later, I
certainly don't give myself interest!
I did not research BoE; but read about the Federal Reserve
since it was designed to be an image of the BoE and I'm more familiar with the
US system. If the Federal Reserve is a government agency, then why must they pay
postage instead of free franking like a government agency? Why are their employees paid by the Federal
Reserve and not through Civil Service?
Why is their property held by private deeds and thus is taxable? I'm not aware of any other US agency who is
subject to those constraints; but then, I admit I'm a novice wanting to learn? As
I read, I discovered the IRS is a private corporation that is incorporated in
Delaware in 1933. Any checks paid to the IRS are endorsed by none other than
the Federal Reserve... nope, it doesn't go to the US Treasury as I presumed it
did. Very interesting. It seems I should
have figured that out because when I pay my taxes, the envelope is not postage
paid like the envelopes when I receive when dealing with other US government
agencies... like my passport.
From BoE site: "William Paterson proposed a loan of
£1,200,000 to the Government. In return the subscribers would be incorporated
as the Governor and Company of the Bank of England." I'm curious who these "subscribers"
are who loaned the money? From what I've
read, that is secret information as it is in all Rothschild owned national
banks. This quote also from the BoE web
page: "The major policy committees of the Bank, all of which are chaired
by the Governor and have external members, are the Monetary Policy Committee
(MPC), the Financial Policy Committee (FPC), and the Board of the Prudential
Regulation Authority (PRA)."
(1) I wouldn't be surprised if the BoE's executive Members
of Court as appointed by the Crown, or at least the voting majority of the
Court are heirs of the Rothschilds, their numerous in-laws, and/or "friends"
of theirs. I certainly would not expect the senior Rothschild family members to
sit on any boards as they have their empire to run and their name associated
with it probably wouldn't happen but are done in proxy by others who do their
bidding.
(2) I found this chart that was interesting: http://www.save-a-patriot.org/files/view/whofed.html
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(3) I also find this timeline interesting: After 12 months of debate, on December 23,
1913 the Federal Reserve started - while many legislators had returned home for
Christmas break. on February 3, 1913, income tax was instituted; however, it
was apparently not properly ratified.
(4) I also found it
interesting that several US presidents and others who bucked the banking system
were assassinated. http://www.rense.com/general86/pres.htm
I really hope I can study and conclude there is no conspiracy
theory, no Illuminati and my governments aren't run by stealth by a few
powerful families who control the national banks and thus don't control the
commerce and possibly politics of each nation where I vote. I really do hope I
can find that information that disproves my recent concerns and removes
reasonable doubt. I'd really like to think that each country is
"safe" and there aren't some rich people causing wars to fill their
family coffers. But my spidey sense went bonkers after I read about the Georgia
Guidestones, so I am trying to research and become educated and figure this
out.
The next two paragraphs would be better higher up, but I put
here so the links will be active in separate replies.
BoE's vague wording: "The Bank is a public sector
institution wholly-owned by the government" and it doesn't answer the
question about "shareholders". http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/publications/Pages/foi/disc091106.aspx
On a blog that explains BoE Nominee: https://forumnews.wordpress.com/about/bank-of-england-nominees/
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