Number 10 Cronies

When Tony Blair first became Prime Minister he was unable to put his views over in a convincing manner. He went to see Bill Clinton for advice. He was taught how to lie convincingly by looking unruffled and talking with an aura of genuine sincerity. Margaret Thatcher had the same talent for giving the impression she was dedicated to serving the nation, while selling our freedom and national assets to the spivs that had gathered around her. Coaching from the former Prime Minister enabled Gordon Brown to give a stunning performance at his Party Conference. His play acting met standards few would of thought him capable of, even some women delegates were moved to tears Margaret Thatcher signed the "Single European Act" which provided the excuse for millions of East Europeans to enter the UK. A problem which will soon engulf the Labour Party leader.   Every post war Prime Minister has had a close circle of friends with a vested interest in politics. Gordon Brown has not yet got his feet under the table before we notice that his close banker friend, Sir Derek Wanless is on the board of Northern Rock. So too another chum, Sir Ian Gibson, who is also on the board, as well as being on its "risk" committee. The banks have got themselves in trouble by lending out money they did not have. The whole anti-Christian system of usury we all run under, is where money is created out of thin air that costs the bankers nothing. The debtor pays back in real terms by hours worked or goods sold. When the debt is repaid the fictitious amount is cancelled leaving the banks with enormous profit for doing nothing. All this extra fictional money created is enlarging the money supply, thus reducing the value of money already in circulation. This is why our nation, and most others, are steadily getting poorer in real terms.