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orrowed), along with the practice of giving false measure, has been condemned. Aristotle and Plato in ancient Greecedenounced it as well as prophets in the Old Testament and early Christians. Yeshua-Joshua, it should be remembered,drove usurers out of the Temple in Jerusalem and this played a part in bringing about his apparent crucifixion by theRoman Pharisee King Pailatoos (Pilates). Buddhists have condemned it and the Quran does so as well (and probably otherreligious and non-religious books). While the old usurers at least lent their own money, the modern ones, the Bankers,are able to create it out of nothing.While credit in the form of paper money was known in the Far East a long time ago, it came to Europe in the Middle Ages.Its actual creation out of nothing was evolved in the following way. The old feudal system did not have much concern withmoney but with the Crusades discovering Asian wealth and the Renaissance revealing Latin and Greek culture there cameabout the desire for a more luxurious and artistic way of life, particularly so in Italy. Gold, as the medium of exchangethen, became all important and commercialism developed. With the divided state of Italy then, so did robbery flourish.Holding gold and also carrying it around for trade brought anxiety to the merchants owing to the possibility of raids.However, as the goldsmiths of the time had strong vaults in the centres of walled towns, the merchants took to leavingtheir gold with the goldsmiths and receiving receipts in return. They found these receipts fully suitable for trading andrarely needed any gold.The next step occurred when someone wanted money, say, to equip a ship to go to the Indies for spices (a much neededcommodity) or, perhaps, a city state needed to employ mercenaries, and approached the goldsmiths for funds. The lattermay have supplied gold initially but soon lent receipts instead. Thus there were two lots of receipts for one lot of gold. Thegoldsmiths were able to repeat this, collecting interest each time, and later standardised these receipts into regularformalised notes; thus credit was created - out of nothing! The role of the goldsmiths was later taken over by bankinginstitutions. People including state officials, were invited to store their money and other portable wealth with them; thisgave an atmosphere of security but the main business was the new usury - lending money created by figures on paper.One of the great banking houses was that of the Medici family who eventually became rulers of Florence with the titles asDukes of Tuscany, and provided two popes and a queen of France. The family had originally been alchemists involved inmedicine and their emblem of three gold-leaf covered pills is now the sign of a pawnbroker. Banking spread all overEurope but particularly in North Germany and Holland, spreading into Britain which already had a banking fraternity fromLombardy. When coal and iron was discovered in America banking took hold there and now it is strong in East Asia.Summary By Wilfrid Price (Deceased)I hope that I have proved beyond all possible doubt that there is a fraudulent usury operating throughout the World, thatthe people produce the real wealth through their farms, workshops, factories, offices, transport, etc., i.e., the goods andservices in the shops and warehouses, yet we have a parasitic group of banks and financial houses that create moneybased on all this real wealth and load the communities with huge cheating debts created out of empty air. Does it requiremuch imagination to see that this usury cripples the economy of the World as a whole? Technically advanced nations arecontinually held up from carrying out worthwhile projects though there is plenty of man-power, materials and equipmentto do so. Can anyone argue that, if a thing is physically possible then it automatically should be financially possible?However, the environment is being destroyed, especially in the Third World. Does anybody doubt that being able to createmoney out of nothing, as well as knowing everyone’s financial state gives the big banks tremendous power? I hope theevidence I have given in this paper added to natural deduction should make every reader certain about it. There is.evidence that the banks are heading towards a World totalitarian state which is probably why they helped the politicaltotalitarians, Lenin and Hitler, to succeed.The Bankers have had some hundreds of years to learn how to hold on to power. They do it by their ability to keep in thebackground -to be the ‘power behind the throne’ in fact, though it has to be demonstrated to people in high places attimes. They back opposing political factions and they get their agents into businesses, political parties, religious bodies,organisations like the Bilderberg Club, CFR, PNAC, Masons, trade unions, in fact in any sizeable body. In the BritishParliamentary system the three parties have been well penetrated. Nobody who thinks would deny that the Tories arecontrolled by the City, but there is reason to believe that the same has happened with the Liberal Democrats and theLabour Party. The banks hold ‘Bilderberger’ meetings, so-called because they first took place at the Bilderberger Hotel inHolland. Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, and others in the Labour Party have attended them. There is also the ‘Trilateral’association between Bankers and governments, and one or two others.(Reprinted 1977)In short, in the Western states there is not real democracy, but plutocracies disguised as democraciesand all going towards a World totalitarian system. There is a policy to combat this evil. It is called SocialCredit (collateral in the People’s hands rather than in the BankLords’ hands); this contends that everycountry should have full control over its own money system with the creation of credit solely exercisedby public bodies responsible to the elected governments of each country.Postscript: Consider this: “One penny loaned January 1st, AC 1, drawing interest at the rate of 6%compounded annually, on January 1st, 1895, would amount to:£8,498,840,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.00To pay this in gold at the rate of 1.5 grams of gold to the pound sterling, using it in spheres of puregold the size of the planet earth, would take: 610,070,000,000,000,000 such spheres to pay the debt.Source: “Lincoln Money Martyred”, By Dr. R.E. Search. Omni Publications Hawthorne, California. 1935The Hidden History Of Money & New World Order Usury Secrets Revealed at last! Page 412