Whose Money?
Paying the cost of your own slavery
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At a time of
unprecedented levels of public and private debt, "Whose Money?" exists
to increase awareness of the inefficient and wasteful nature of our
present financial system, and the widespread hardship it is causing
among families and businesses in the UK and throughout the world:
paying particular attention to its effects in the north-east of England,
where we are based.
Our
aim is to attract support both from the vast numbers of ordinary people
currently being forced into debt on behalf of their country, and from
the various groups which might benefit from understanding the relevance
of debt-free money to their own concerns.
In this way, we hope to build a grass-roots demand for monetary reform capable of persuading MPs and councillors to take action.
If you are already heavily in debt, counsellors can help you with your immediate problems.
However,
read on, and you will see that, under a system where 97% of money
created MUST be balanced by the creation of an equal quantity of debt,
one person's solvency will ALWAYS be obtained at the price of another's
IOU ...
If
you're one of the lucky ones who's managed to avoid borrowing up to
now, don't assume that this will always be the case, either for yourself or for those close to you. As long as our money supply has to
be created as a debt, we are all potential victims of the system.
In or out of debt, it's in all our interests to change that system NOW.
Money Reform North-East: supporting the Money Reform Party of the UK