Governments with flourishing economies suddenly had “problems” with their banks in the late 1980s, sold commercial banks and gave power over central banks to the commercial banks. Are they related?
Contents
Preface
The horrific theft in Paraguay reminded me how banks are left in control of themselves - and governments. I remembered how steps had been taken to prevent this, leading to flourishing economies, then reversed in the 1980s.
Help me build it, by providing similar histories and sources in the comments!
It continues my theme of how the only way people will be safe and countries well run is if “sovereign immunity” is abolished and our governments are equals, subject to the same laws as everyone else, instead of “rulers” who lie to us that WE are “bad” and “incapable”!!! Until the people, by online referendum, have the final assent to legislation, appointments, major transactions, and the power to impeach, remove and dismiss governments (no confidence). And all secrecy is outlawed in our governments.
Only then will we get people who do the job properly - because there will be no place for grifters and incompetents to hide.
Japan:
‘How Central Banks have Seized Power over our Societies’1 - YouTube - Best documentary.
From the video description:
”Princes of the Yen reveals how post-war Japanese society was transformed to suit the agenda of powerful interest groups, and how citizens were kept entirely in the dark about this.
“History is now repeating itself around the world. Based on a book by Professor Richard Werner, a visiting researcher at the Bank of Japan during the 90s crash, during which the stock market dropped by 80% and house prices by up to 84%.
”The film uncovers how the Bank of Japan pumped up and then crashed the Japanese economy, with an aim of inducing change [of control].
”Today [2014], what happened in Japan 25 years ago is repeating itself in Europe, with an aim of centralizing power in the Eurozone.
”Director: Michael Oswald Original Title: Prince of the Yen Full Documentary”
New Zealand:
In 1894 the New Zealand Government took over the Bank of New Zealand after it was mis-managed. The government called up all the shares and wrote off the capital, issuing new government guaranteed shares. There was never another problem with the bank. In 1945 the government bought out all private shareholders. For 40 years it provided cheap home loans to the people, full employment and equality, security, dignity and independence for New Zealanders. New Zealand, like Japan, was one of the most prosperous countries in the world.
Until, without consent of the people, 1987-1992 it was crashed and sold.
Same as Japan.
That’s it for today. TBC.
Footnotes:
Backup copy: