In order to destroy Napoleon’s state bank, it cost the deluded British public a staggering £831 million, of which over £2.5 billion were still outstanding in 1914.
The principal of £504 million
had over the intervening period increased fivefold as a result of the
compounding effect of interest. [. . .]
England is still paying Jewish bankers for the cost of the loans it took to wage their wars.
At the start of World I in 1914 the national debt stood at £650 million. On March 31, 1919 it has increased to £7.434 billion, of which £3 billion is still outstanding after 95 years at an interest rate of 3.5 percent per annum. [. . .] In World War II the national debt rose by almost 300 per cent from £7.1 billion in 1939 to £20.1 billion in 1945. As of June 2014 it stands at almost £1.3 trillion. However, if one includes all liabilities, including... state and public pensions, it exceeds £5 trillion.
England is still paying Jewish bankers for the cost of the loans it took to wage their wars.
At the start of World I in 1914 the national debt stood at £650 million. On March 31, 1919 it has increased to £7.434 billion, of which £3 billion is still outstanding after 95 years at an interest rate of 3.5 percent per annum. [. . .] In World War II the national debt rose by almost 300 per cent from £7.1 billion in 1939 to £20.1 billion in 1945. As of June 2014 it stands at almost £1.3 trillion. However, if one includes all liabilities, including... state and public pensions, it exceeds £5 trillion.
