Australia Calling: Destroying the White Worker in Australia 2013.01.17
Derrick MacThomas Presents “Australia Calling.” On episode 1 you will be
introduced to the following topic… One in eight Australians are now
living below the poverty line, but instead of doing something about it,
the government is giving billions in aid to Africa? Rise up white man!
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All they have to do is study some of the real history of central banking:
"With the establishment of the Bank of England, there arose things that were never heard of before such as:
loans funds bankers bank notes national debt etc.
Plus, in order to pay the INTEREST for the money that the Bank of England was now LENDING to the king and the treasury, in order to fund that interest the people had to be taxed. So a whole bunch of new taxes were introduced:
Tax on land Salt tax Poll tax Stamp tax Window tax Paper tax Tax on births, marriages & death Tax on peddlers Tax on hackney coaches etc.
On every conceivable thing there was a tax. And if that wasn't enough an income tax was also introduced at 20%
Soon inflation also became a problem. Then poverty became a widespread problem which before had barely existed. When Benjamin Franklin visited England in 1764, he was amazed at the poverty of the English, the people walking around in rags whereas in the American colonies none of that existed.
Bank of England became the blueprint for central banks throughout the world
Hamilton drafted the United States Constitution and when they put in the clause that congress would have the right to coin money and regulate the value thereof, Hamilton deliberately omitted the creation of paper money. Thomas Jefferson wanted to include the creation of paper money but he was away in Europe on diplomatic business and they did all this behind his back. Jefferson did not trust Hamilton at all and called him a schemer and a dishonest man.
The first central bank in the colonies was the bank of North America and Pennsylvania
But the first central bank for the whole of United States was set up in 1791 by Alexander Hamilton
Within 8 years of 1783 when America finally signed a peace treaty they already had a central bank reinstated.
The cause of the revolution was the changes which the Bank of England had introduced in 1765, namely that the colonists would have to use English money which they did not have and which brought about, within a year, the same conditions in America that Franklin had observed in London with 50% unemployment. "
-- Stephen Goodson, a former Director of the South African Reserve Bank
The racism seemed a bit over the top although I get the underlying point that we do not need to put the needs of peoples of other nations above our own. There's so few Australian alternative media shows that it's good to see more enter the fray, although I do recall seeing a podcast by this name a while back. I had to drop Truth News Australia because the host thinks Chemtrails are a 100% hoax and that people who believe in them are gullible and stupid. I'm aware of Fairdinkum Radio hosted by Leon Pittard but haven't bothered listening to it much.
Maybe the 'thumpers have it right this time, not that I'm about to convert. 1 Timothy {5:8} But if any provide not for his own, and specially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.
Who drew that 'poverty line for them ?
ReplyDeleteAll they have to do is study some of the real history of central banking:
"With the establishment of the Bank of England, there arose things that were never heard of before such as:
loans
funds
bankers
bank notes
national debt
etc.
Plus, in order to pay the INTEREST for the money that the Bank of England was now LENDING to the king and the treasury, in order to fund that interest the people had to be taxed. So a whole bunch of new taxes were introduced:
Tax on land
Salt tax
Poll tax
Stamp tax
Window tax
Paper tax
Tax on births, marriages & death
Tax on peddlers
Tax on hackney coaches
etc.
On every conceivable thing there was a tax. And if that wasn't enough an income tax was also introduced at 20%
Soon inflation also became a problem. Then poverty became a widespread problem which before had barely existed. When Benjamin Franklin visited England in 1764, he was amazed at the poverty of the English, the people walking around in rags whereas in the American colonies none of that existed.
Bank of England became the blueprint for central banks throughout the world
Hamilton drafted the United States Constitution and when they put in the clause that congress would have the right to coin money and regulate the value thereof, Hamilton deliberately omitted the creation of paper money. Thomas Jefferson wanted to include the creation of paper money but he was away in Europe on diplomatic business and they did all this behind his back. Jefferson did not trust Hamilton at all and called him a schemer and a dishonest man.
The first central bank in the colonies was the bank of North America and Pennsylvania
But the first central bank for the whole of United States was set up in 1791 by Alexander Hamilton
Within 8 years of 1783 when America finally signed a peace treaty they already had a central bank reinstated.
The cause of the revolution was the changes which the Bank of England had introduced in 1765, namely that the colonists would have to use English money which they did not have and which brought about, within a year, the same conditions in America that Franklin had observed in London with 50% unemployment. "
-- Stephen Goodson, a former Director of the South African Reserve Bank
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Good to see Derrick back. This seems like a good home for him. Looking forward to his future shows!
ReplyDeletewhite power downunder! great show recomend people go back thru archive some great shows
ReplyDeleteThe racism seemed a bit over the top although I get the underlying point that we do not need to put the needs of peoples of other nations above our own.
ReplyDeleteThere's so few Australian alternative media shows that it's good to see more enter the fray, although I do recall seeing a podcast by this name a while back. I had to drop Truth News Australia because the host thinks Chemtrails are a 100% hoax and that people who believe in them are gullible and stupid. I'm aware of Fairdinkum Radio hosted by Leon Pittard but haven't bothered listening to it much.
Maybe the 'thumpers have it right this time, not that I'm about to convert.
ReplyDelete1 Timothy {5:8} But if any provide not for his own, and specially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.
That white trash in the main image...great selling point for the site.
ReplyDelete*thumbs up*
Keep it up and you'll be sure to get somewhere.