Australians all know about the Great Depression and the extremely hard times it brought about; but what of its causes?
In 1930, Australia did not lack industrial capacity, fertile farmland, or skilled, industrious and willing workers, residing in both the city and country.
Already, extensive systems of reasonably efficient transport and communications were in place.
War had not ravaged the cities or countryside, nor had famine devastated the land and its population.
The one thing that industry and commerce lacked was a sufficient supply of money.
In the late 1920s, Bankers, who were the only source of new money or credit, deliberately refused loans to industry, commerce and agriculture.
However, payment on outstanding loans was demanded, which led to a rapid decrease in the circulation of money.
This caused a complete standstill; jobs could not be done, goods and services could not be purchased.
This ploy by the greedy Bankers placed Australia in the Great Depression of the 1930s, and moreover, placed extensive amounts of businesses, private dwellings and farms in the hands of these same Bankers.
The people, not understanding the system, were in a helpless position, and were cruelly robbed of their hard-earned savings and property; they were told things like times are hard, money is short, everyone is suffering.
These same statements come to mind when recalling them being made during Australia's recent so-called recession .
This was a 'recession' we had to have, the politicians proclaimed; and one I'm sure the banks loved to have.
If you should have the opportunity, a check on how the banks faired during the so-called recession will reveal sustained and increased profits, with an abnormal increase in acquired property assets!
World War II ended the Great Depression, overnight, the same Bankers who had no money for housing, food and clothing, suddenly had millions to lend for Army barracks, uniforms, rations and weaponry.
This was a remarkable reversal in policy by the Bankers, they simply began pumping millions upon millions of dollars back into the economy when war was imminent.
The Great Depression ended because of the war!
The International Freemasonry of Bankers chose when to impose the Depression, and they also chose when to end it!
Whether it be Depression, Stock Market Crash, or even War, these events are planned for and made to happen, these planning talkfests have become much more specialised and professional nowadays and have grown into a plethora of what are known as Think Tanks.
