Truth - Finance in the World of Caesar

The truth about the monetary system and what it says about our psychology.

[Update: The paragraph mentioning 'fractional reserve lending' has been deleted, as this practice is now superceded by 'capital adequacy requirements'. Money creation is still an extraordinary privilege granted to private firms. ~15 Nov 2022]

1. Revisiting: political awakening in relation to spiritual awakening.

2. “Essence” has legitimate and heartfelt desire for truth, even in the world of Caesar.

3. Truth in the world of economics and finance: Stephen Mitford Goodson.

4. How Goodson touched the third rail: the extraordinary fraud of public and household debt.

5. Alternative voices.

6. Conclusion: significance of this financial information in the context of Neville’s ideas.

RESOURCES

Stephen Mitford Goodson (1948 - 4 August 2018)
INTERVIEWS in chronological order:
Podcast: Andrew Carrington Hitchcock discussing the circumstances of Goodson’s death. September 2018.
Podcast conducted by Andrew Carrington Hitchcock Aug 2017 (detailed)
Video - televised on ‘Straight Talk’ in South Africa 16 July 2017
Podcast conducted by Dr Peter Hammond (Hitchcock’s frequent guest) 20 December 2016
Podcast conducted by Deanna Spingola (Republic Broadcast Network) 01 Oct 2012

PUBLICATIONS
Books
Inside the South African Reserve Bank: Its Origins and Secrets Exposed
A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind
The Genocide of the Boers
Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich
Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd South Africa's Greatest Prime Minister
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith The Debunking of a Myth
General Jan Christian Smuts The Debunking of a Myth

Search author at these sites:
https://www.blackhousepublishing.com/
https://www.barnesandnoble.com
https://www.abebooks.com
https://www.amazon.com/

Articles (several) - search at:
https://barnesreview.org/

A History of Central Banking - unofficial audiobook with commentary - search at:
https://www.bitchute.com/
https://odysee.com/

RELATED RESOURCES
The Money Masters by Bill Still (video)
Money as Debt by Paul Grignon (video)
The Web of Debt, by Ellen Brown (book)