6139008-History-of-Money

AC 435: Coins cease to be used in Britain: As a result of the Anglo-Saxon invasions Britain, uniquely among the formerRoman provinces, ceases to use coins as money for nearly 200 years. When they are re-introduced from the Continentthey are used initially for ornament.AC 561: Coins are minted again in England by Bishop LiudardArabia 7 th Century A.C.The gradual revelations of the Quran forbid usury and slavery. Many of the people who converted to Islam during the lifeof the Prophet Mohammed forgave the interest on outstanding loans (and in some cases forgave the debts) andemancipated slaves. Also, the Muslims repulsed attacks from the Roman Empire aimed at crushing the revival of themonotheistic faith and finally defeated the Romans by evicting them from Jerusalem in the 7 th Century after the death ofthe Prophet Mohammed and under the caliphate of Umar Ibn Khattab.There is a lot of misinformation about the Prophet Muhammad(Praiseworth) posted on the Internet or propagated through somenews media or through calumnizing cartoons, etc. Actually, falseinformation about the ancient prophets was circulated by someelements since the time of Prophet Noah and many prophets includingAbraham, Moses, Solomon, Yeshuah (Issa), etc. had to endure beingsubjected to propaganda against them by the elite of their times.Some prophets like Ezekiel (Zakaria) and John (Yahya) were murderedand some like the Prophet Muhammad were subject to assassinationattempts. From Karen Armstrong, “Muhammad A Biography of TheProphet”, Harper Collins Publisher, USA, 1992, p.199 “... the Muslimswere horrified to see the way Western Christians treated their womenin the Crusader states, and Christian scholars denounced Islam forgiving too much power to menials like slaves and women”.Khazaria 8 th Century A.C. (Part Phallic & Part Converted toTalmudism)Some writers refer to themselves as being "New Jews", or EuropeanAshkenazi (title taken from the biblical tribe of Ashkenaz). Well, theyreally are of more recent origin than the older Sephardic Jews ('Sepher' in Hebrew means 'book', descendents of Isaac),whose ancestors were dispersed from ancient Palestine by the Romans in about 70 A.C., and moved to Spain via NorthAfrica. These "New Jews" or “non-Israelite non-Semite European Jews” comprise about 95% of people who claim to beJewish Worldwide, however their ancestors did not come from Palestine as had the southern European Jews ("TheThirteenth Stone", p.504). "The Jewish Encyclopedia" 1925, Vol.5, p.41 says "they are actually Edomites" and "Edommeans Red." (Emphasis added) These Edomites lived in ancient Byzantium near the Khazar Kingdom, which lay in theregion between the Black Sea and the Caspian (Khazarian) Sea. "This Khazar empire was infiltrated by large numbers ofByzantine Jews", who then began a "...process of inter-marriage..." with the locals. ("Behind Marxism" by Frank L. Britton,page 14).As outlined in "The Thirteenth Tribe", by a Jewish scholar Arthur Koestler, the Khazars were "...people of Turkish stock... "(p.13) a fierce tribe of wily traders, whose "... main source of income was foreign trade ...slaves from the north" (p.47).They also relied on military power, tax collection (a 10% GST!), customs tariffs, arts and crafts, and skilled goldsmiths. Inabout 740 AD the King of Khazaria "...embraced the Talmudic Babylonian version of the Jewish faith which is not true-Torah Judaism, and Talmudic Judaism became the state religion" (p.15). His subjects quickly saw the benefit of this newreligion. Around 965 AC, Khazaria was taken over by the Russians and then finally destroyed by Genghis Khan in the1200s, with the remaining Khazar-Jews dispersing into Eastern Europe. Having been settling in Europe over the early partof the second millennium, the Khazar-Jews quickly set themselves up into "...Jew's streets or Jewries...- (autonomousghettos) (Valentine’s Jewish Encyclopedia, 1938, p.589). The natural Khazar ability in trade (both legal and illegal) gavethem easy entry into every country’s commerce until "... every European country's economy was ... in their hands"("Pawns in the Game" by William Guy Carr, 1958, p15).This point in time (the Middle Ages) ushered in the birth of modern banking. ("God - the Ultimate Paradox" Dec. 1997), byJewish author David Ash, describes the two basic competing banking systems (p.lll):• "The first system involved the bank investing money ... as a joint, profit-sharing enterprise or on the basis ofcharging fees for services rendered .... For example,.. Bank of Amsterdam ...• "The second banking system involved the bank lending money at interest and holding the property of theborrower as collateral This system is called usury.• "The first system brought prosperity...The second... ruin."Promissory notes (receipts), a feature of early banking, were issued by a banker (moneylender) to his depositors for thesafekeeping of the silver or gold lodged with him. Over time these became banknotes promising to pay the bearer acertain amount in a precious metal. However, not all depositors will withdraw all their holdings at once, so the bankersonly kept a fraction of their receipts [promissory notes] as deposits. Modern banking uses nothing to back the banknotesissued. This deposit system, when combined with usury, allowed the bankers to create loans "out of thin air", enablingThe Hidden History Of Money & New World Order Usury Secrets Revealed at last! Page 217