BRADBURY POUND: the historic precedent for public or green credit

The Bradbury Pound is the UK equivalent to the US Greenbacks: ‘government’ or ‘treasury‘ rather than ‘bank‘ money.

On 18 November 2013, Austin Mitchell MP tabled Early Day Motion 748: 100th Anniversary of the Bradbury Pound. MPs can now show their support by signing it. The more signatures, the more likely the media will take an interest. Eventually, it may become a Parliamentary debate.

UK Column published this video with Justin Walker, together with this online petition.

Green Credit for Green Purposes is exactly what is possible with the Bradbury Pound!

To go even deeper into the historic significance and economic relevance, please note:

• the Economic Research Council published Government Debt and the Creation of Credit – with the Bradbury Pound as its cover – in 1981
• John Bradbury and Thomas Paine is a 6,000 word article by the author of History of Usury
• Warmongers, Newspapers and the Ruling Class is another historic article by the same author that links WWI with the Bradbury Pound.

Altogether I published these articles so far – in chronological order:

Tackling the oppression of Her Majesty’s subjects

Raising awareness of a deep seated systemic problem means informing the ‘victims’ and the ‘oppressors’.

With our history of Early Day Motions (EDMs) we’ve been addressing the monetary causes since 2002, trying to educate MPs.

Based on our latest EDM, we’ve now created a website that brings MPs and victims together: www.edm1297.info.

Some of the questions one has to ask oneself are:

• are institutions achieving what they are supposed to?
• if not, why not?
• what on earth can I do?
• what is worth doing?
• which side am I on?
• am I coping and staying positive by doing SOMETHING?