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It serves to cover internet costs and to run Private Prosecutions on behalf of victims. Our latest Early Day Motion (EDM) tabled by Austin Mitchell MP spells it out: Interest-Free Credit is the answer to the lies accumulating from central bankers, bankers and economists.
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When we held a Forum meeting on March 9th, 2010 we awarded both Lord Sudeley and Austin Mitchell MP the Honorary Robin Hood Award. The Robin Hood Tax, feared by the banks and loved by the poor, is the tip of the changes required to move the iceberg of public debts. Meeting Lord Sudeley in [...]
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I wish I could talk to the Sunday Times undercover reporter who produced this story on Labour MPs abusing their position: Stephen Byers Patricia Hewitt Geoff Hoon Margaret Moran I would invite him/her to talk to the victims of financial, legal and judiciary institutions who tell their stories in our various meetings: April 23, 2009 [...]
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We are preparing for another meeting at the House of Commons on Tuesday, October 27th, at 3pm. Please send an email if you plan to attend. And please feel encouraged to send in your story using this EDM 1297 Case Template. We want to group cases with a view to changing the law.
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03 August 2009 Dear John McFall MP This is a belated clarification regarding myself in your letter to our Chairman Austin Mitchell MP of March 17. For I am not one of Austin’s constituents, but the organiser of a Forum that has been meeting in both Houses since 1998, as you will see on our [...]
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Early Day Motion 1297 was tabled by Austin Mitchell MP on April 20th and has been signed by twelve other MPs. It advocates the enforcement of the Bank of England Act 1694 and thus puts the finger on the button of the banking system and its supervisory institution: the Bank of England. The outcome of [...]
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The Challenging the Recession event in the Grand Committee Room of the House of Commons united a panel of seven speakers. Thanks to the gift sponsorship by Brad Meyer of Collaboration, we can offer these video recordings: – the organiser Sabine K McNeill who has, so far, found it impossible to get funding for her [...]
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This Early Day Motion was tabled by our Austin Mitchell MP on April 20, 2009: David Taylor MP tries to turn its message into an Amendment to the Budget. I had sent the Act to HM Queen who sent it to Downing Street, who sent it to the Treasury which has not responded yet. But, [...]
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JOINT PRESS RELEASE from CompleteMediaGroup and the Forum for Stable Currencies: At 11am on Thursday 23rd April in the House of Commons Grand Committee Room, expert speakers will create the debate on financial reform at the Forum for Stable Currencies. Expert speakers will be advocating economic democracy through freedom from National Debt. They will address [...]
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Memo 108 on page 214 of the third document of submissions to the Treasury Committee contains the story of Mr Philip Murphy and his Davyhulme home repossessed by Bristol and West plc. This is in the Stretford & Urmston constituency of Beverley Hughes MP who serves as Minister of State for Children, Young People and [...]
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