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What would happen if the United Kingdom were to default on its National Debt? Some people would like us to believe the sky would fall.
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If the world is going through a severe period of austerity, how can we afford to aid the Philippines? There is a simple answer.
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At the outbreak of the Great War in July 1914, Great Britain was bankrupt. So how could it fight for four years and win, and what is the relevance of this today?
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Is there a new way to measure the economy? There is only one way, the correct way, and at long last it could be that the people at the top have an inkling of what it is.
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron has come out with a corker - there is no magic money tree. If that is the case, perhaps he could tell us where money comes from?
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For over a hundred years, both concerned citizens and people in the know have warned against the bankers' conspiracy. They were derided as cranks, but now the truth is out in the open.
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The banksters and their political frontmen are holding Europe to ransom; we should call their bluff and default on these so-called debts.
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London -
Kweku Adoboli has been convicted at Southwark Crown Court of two counts of fraud. He was said to have gambled away nearly a billion and a half pounds, but isn't this what banksters and so-called traders do anyway?
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The dictatorship of finance aims to seize control of all the nations within the EU. For decades, people derided as cranks have claimed to see a conspiracy at work. Now, it is out in the open.
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A City trader has gone on trial at Southwark Crown Court for gambling away over a billion pounds. A cynic might ask why is he in the dock?
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London -
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said the rich should pay more tax. This will be popular with the man in the street, but is it wise?
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A recent episode of the UK soap “Emmerdale” contains a salutary lesson for all politicians, Greek and others, when dealing with the banking cartel.
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Yet again, a major bank has been caught with its hands in the till. Barclays Bank has been fined £290 million, and there are calls not only for resignations but prosecutions.
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The comedian Jimmy Carr has come under fire from no less than Britain's Prime Minister for his aggressive tax avoidance, but this time, David Cameron is barking up the wrong tree.
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A distinguished academic is about to deliver a lecture on the virtues of austerity. For us little people, not for himself and his masters.
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Who says money is tight? The Bank of England has just announced plans to give away billons of pounds in cheap credit. The bad news is that this money is all going to the banks.
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Recently, politician turned TV presenter Michael Portillo visited Greece to make a documentary. And to explain why he thinks Greece should dump the Euro.
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London -
Positive Money is continuing its educational work with a new video about the biggest problem the world faces, and what we can do about it.
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American economist Richard D. Wolff was born on April Fools' Day; in this interview with 'Russia Today', he shows why as he makes a complete and utter fool of himself.
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London -
On Good Friday, your intrepid correspondent appeared on Iranian television with another political analyst to comment on the Euro crisis with especial reference to Greece. A lively debate ensued.
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Karl Marx would appreciate the Socialist Workers Party's analysis of the current Greek debt crisis. So would Groucho, Harpo and Chico.
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An agreement has been reached to bail out Greece for the second time, goes the script, but who is being bailed out, and who is paying the price?
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The people behind Positive Money have recently released videos of their October conference; now they have a bigger task, training a small army of speakers to spread the gospel, and break the stranglehold the banking cartel has over the economy.
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David Icke has just made another video, of himself talking on Croatian television. For once he had something intelligent to say, but will anybody listen?
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If you've never heard of the Brixton Pound, it's time you did. It is one of several local currencies circulating in Britain, and one of the ways ordinary people can break the monopoly of credit.
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Next month sees the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. This year is also the 60th anniversary of the death of an even greater Englishman. But who was Major Douglas, and what is his legacy?
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The BBC news this afternoon revealed that the homeless are dying thirty years prematurely, and that Europe has given half a trillion Euros to the banks.
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The free market economist Milton Friedman died November 16, 2006; he was awarded the 1976 Nobel Prize for Economics, but how do his ideas shape up today?
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Lord Taylor of Warwick is out of gaol and says he wants to make amends for dipping his hand into the public purse. He could start by taking on the crooks who haven't served hard time - the banksters.
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Attitudes towards copyright theft vary: some regard it as a victimless crime; some as no crime at all; others as something akin to serial murder. There is though a solution to the problem, if our governments are brave enough to take it.
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A still from a debate on Iranian television. Amir Tahouri is in the chair; Alexander Baron and Bob Ayers give their views on the bailout of the banksters. This was recorded live from 5pm at the Acton, West London studio of IRIB on Good Friday, April 6, 2012 - the first day of the tax year.
A still from a debate on Iranian television. Amir Tahouri is in the chair; Alexander Baron and Bob Ayers give their views on the bailout of the banksters. This was recorded live from 5pm at the Acton, West London studio of IRIB on Good Friday, April 6, 2012 - the first day of the tax year.
The surgical collar is because every time I think of the banksters I get a pain in the neck.
A still from a debate on Iranian television. Amir Tahouri is in the chair.
A still from a debate on Iranian television. Amir Tahouri is in the chair; Alexander Baron and Bob Ayers give their views on the bailout of the banksters. This was recorded live from 5pm at the Acton, West London studio of IRIB on Good Friday, April 6, 2012 - the first day of the tax year. This photograph is of Bob Ayers.
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