Mervyn King’s response

Sabine Kurjo McNeill — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 10:39:28 +0000

I call it a “fobbing off” letter. Our legal advisor writes “valuable evidence” and one of our victims turned “star fighter” is over the moon because of the inaccuracy it contains. We are still thinking about our response.

Open Letter to Bank of England and FSA

Sabine Kurjo McNeill — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 17:38:37 +0000

Our Chairman Austin Mitchell MP has sent our Open Letter to Mervyn King not only to the Governor of the Bank of England, but also to Hector Sants, the CEO of the Financial Services Authority.

The letter makes three points:

a) false documents are being used to file bankruptcy

b) wealthy individuals are being bankrupted for no valid reason

c) Bank of England accounts are being used as part of insolvency procedures.

The enclosures we provided consist of :

Evidence a: a false document

Evidence a: a false document to file bankruptcy

Evidence b: the cases of three wealthy individuals and references to Guardian articles about a fourth case the story of Patrick Cullinane

Evidence c1: cover page of a legal document of The Insolvency Service

Evidence c2: page 7 of same document relating insolvency accounts to the Bank of England.

Our aim is to group cases to change the law and to enforce the Bank of England Act 1694. This Act was written with the intention to avoid the oppression of Their Majesties’ subjects by the Corporation, i.e. the Bank of England.

Regarding the enforcement of the Bank of England Act 1694, Austin Mitchell has tabled Early Day Motion 1297 for MPs to sign, while we are publishing the blog EDM1297 for ‘cases’ to record their story of oppression.

The answer from the FSA is here and from the Bank of England here.

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Mervyn King’s response

Open Letter to Bank of England and FSA