LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

That just won’t do; and the Times, Telegraph, Yorkshire Post, and the
Beaverbrook papers are all there to keep discussion off that so dangerous
topic. And Reggy McKenna and the big Five are there to deplore
OUTSIDE interference. Discussion of usury, that is, banking as
understood by Mr. Churchill and Mr. Eden, and I imagine Lord Lee
would deplore the use of the very word usury in polite conversation. And
yet the big FIVE are making higher profit now than they were before the
war started.
France brought in the black troops. Churchill’s England is allied to
Soviet Russia. And the Times on September 12, 1933 spoke thus of
Rumania:
Rumania can not make the payments (that was debt payments) in
foreign currency until markets have been assured abroad for her
surplus products.
The Times was quoting M. Modgearu.
This has not been done up to the present and to make things worse,
prices of the products which Rumania exported have fallen
considerably. Rumania cannot leave its officials, widows and invalids
to starve in order to pay debts abroad which have become
burdensome.
Just why England today has learned nothing from Rumania’s position a
decade ago would be a mystery if one didn’t know how little the usual
Briton cares for looking at ANYTHING. Yes, ANYthing that could serve
to enlighten him. Mr. Mark observed pertinently at that time that Sir
Otto Niemeyer had left a trail of economy, increased taxation, and a
lowered standard of living behind him in every country he had visited.
Twenty-six central banks formed since the other war to facilitate the
service on internal and external debt. Note the title Sir, and the
implications, racial implications in the name Niemeyer.