Lincolnshire Voice

Last week patriots from across Lincolnshire and beyond attended a very interesting talk by Roger Hayes, Chairman of the British Constitution Group, regarding the lawful bank and The Alternative Monetary System. We have posted below videos which hopefully explains this in a little more detail.

Suffice to say, there were many sceptical people prior to the talk, but some were a lot more optimistic following the presentation. Many blunt questions were asked and answered well. As Roger said, "they may build walls in our way but we have the bulldozers to knock them down."

One thing is for sure, this country and the world do need a new monetary system or at least one that is controlled by the government who then act for the people (now there's a novel idea!). The people are losing their freedoms and have become debt slaves to the international financiers who act like they can do what ever they please and make money out of thin air (fractional reserve banking basically).

Is the lawful bank and alternative governance the answer and will they work? perhaps we should give it the benefit of the doubt as nothing could be worse than doing nothing - enough is enough! We shall watch this carefully to see what progress can be made.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair channelled millions of pounds through a network of companies and paid just a fraction in tax, according to recently published official accounts.

The accounts provide the strongest evidence yet of the scale of Blair’s complicated finances through his various activities since leaving office in June 2007, which include his business consultancy firm Tony Blair Associates, speeches/lectures, and acting as an adviser to JP Morgan and Zurich, among other ventures.

Richard Murphy said in his blog that Blair adopted a “massively opaque structure” to ensure that much of his activity was hidden from view in an “arcane and rare” corporate structure called a 'limited partnership'.

The former Labour leader had set up a management services company, Windrush Venture, which was principally used to manage his business affairs.

The accounts reveal an income last year of more than £12m and ‘administrative expenses’ of £10.9m, leaving Windrush Ventures with a profit of more than £1m, on which Blair paid just £315,000 in corporate tax, at a rate of 28%.

Continued here

Some believe that Tony Bliar's businesses are very "Occult" sounding. Into the black arts Mr Bliar ?

You might also be interested in chief traitor Heath who didn't declare to the House of Commons additional income, flights and gifts he received from foreign corporations here

These are the MPs who voted to give away our money and gift £9.8 billion to the IMF, acting by proxy for the EU and the International bankers. Lincolnshire MP's in bold.

Adams, Nigel; Afriyie, Adam; Aldous, Peter; Alexander, rh Danny; Amess, Mr David; Andrew, Stuart; Bacon, Mr Richard; Baker, Norman; Baldwin, Harriett; Barclay, Stephen; Barwell, Gavin; Bebb, Guto; Beith, rh Sir Alan; Bellingham, Mr Henry; Beresford, Sir Paul; Berry, Jake; Bingham, Andrew; Birtwistle, Gordon; Blackman, Bob; Blackwood, Nicola; Blunt, Mr Crispin; Boles, Nick; Bradley, Karen; Brake, Tom; Bray, Angie; Brazier, Mr Julian; Brine, Mr Steve; Brokenshire, James; Brooke, Annette; Bruce, Fiona; Bruce, rh Malcolm; Buckland, Mr Robert; Burns, Conor; Burns, rh Mr Simon; Burrowes, Mr David; Burstow, Paul; Burt, Lorely; Byles, Dan; Cairns, Alun; Campbell, rh Sir Menzies; Carmichael, rh Mr Alistair; Carmichael, Neil; Chishti, Rehman; Clark, rh Greg; Clarke, rh Mr Kenneth; Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey; Coffey, Dr Thérèse; Collins, Damian; Colvile, Oliver; Cox, Mr Geoffrey; Crabb, Stephen; Crockart, Mike; Crouch, Tracey; Davey, Mr Edward; Davies, David T. C.(Monmouth); Davies, Glyn; de Bois, Nick; Dinenage, Caroline; Djanogly, Mr Jonathan; Doyle-Price, Jackie; Duddridge, James; Duncan, rh Mr Alan; Duncan Smith, rh Mr Iain; Ellis, Michael; Ellison, Jane; Ellwood, Mr Tobias; Elphicke, Charlie; Evans, Graham; Evans, Jonathan; Evennett, Mr David; Fabricant, Michael; Fallon, Michael; Featherstone, Lynne; Field, Mr Mark; Foster, rh Mr Don; Fox, rh Dr Liam; Francois, rh Mr Mark; Freer, Mike; Fullbrook, Lorraine; Gale, Mr Roger; Garnier, Mr Edward; Garnier, Mark; Gauke, Mr David; George, Andrew; Gibb, Mr Nick; Glen, John; Goodwill, Mr Robert; Gove, rh Michael; Graham, Richard; Grant, Mrs Helen; Grayling, rh Chris; Green, Damian; Greening, Justine; Gummer, Ben; Gyimah, Mr Sam; Hames, Duncan; Hammond, rh Mr Philip; Hammond, Stephen; Hancock, Matthew; Hancock, Mr Mike; Hands, Greg; Harper, Mr Mark; Harrington, Richard; Harris, Rebecca; Hart, Simon; Haselhurst, rh Sir Alan; Heald, Oliver; Heath, Mr David; Heaton-Harris, Chris; Hemming, John; Hendry, Charles; Hinds, Damian; Hoban, Mr Mark; Hollingbery, George; Holloway, Mr Adam; Hopkins, Kris; Howarth, Mr Gerald; Howell, John; Hughes, rh Simon; Huhne, rh Chris; Hunt, rh Mr Jeremy; Huppert, Dr Julian; Hurd, Mr Nick; Jackson, Mr Stewart; James, Margot; Javid, Sajid; Jenkin, Mr Bernard; Johnson, Gareth; Johnson, Joseph; Jones, Andrew; Jones, Mr David; Jones, Mr Marcus; Kawczynski, Daniel; Kennedy, rh Mr Charles; Kirby, Simon; Laing, Mrs Eleanor; Lamb, Norman; Lancaster, Mark; Latham, Pauline; Laws, rh Mr David; Leadsom, Andrea; Lee, Dr Phillip; Leech, Mr John; Lefroy, Jeremy; Leslie, Charlotte; Letwin, rh Mr Oliver; Lewis, Brandon; Liddell-Grainger, Mr Ian; Lidington, rh Mr David; Lilley, rh Mr Peter; Lloyd, Stephen; Lord, Jonathan; Loughton, Tim; Luff, Peter; Lumley, Karen; Macleod, Mary; Maude, rh Mr Francis; May, rh Mrs Theresa; Maynard, Paul; McIntosh, Miss Anne; McLoughlin, rh Mr Patrick; McPartland, Stephen; Mensch, Louise; Menzies, Mark; Mercer, Patrick; Metcalfe, Stephen; Miller, Maria; Milton, Anne; Mitchell, rh Mr Andrew; Moore, rh Michael; Mordaunt, Penny; Morgan, Nicky; Morris, Anne Marie; Morris, David; Morris, James; Mosley, Stephen; Mowat, David; Mulholland, Greg; Mundell, rh David; Munt, Tessa; Murray, Sheryll; Murrison, Dr Andrew; Neill, Robert; Newmark, Mr Brooks; Nokes, Caroline; Norman, Jesse; O'Brien, Mr Stephen; Ollerenshaw, Eric; Paice, rh Mr James; Parish, Neil; Patel, Priti; Paterson, rh Mr Owen; Penning, Mike; Penrose, John; Phillips, Stephen; Pickles, rh Mr Eric; Pincher, Christopher; Poulter, Dr Daniel; Prisk, Mr Mark; Pugh, John; Raab, Mr Dominic; Randall, rh Mr John; Rees-Mogg, Jacob; Reid, Mr Alan; Robathan, rh Mr Andrew; Robertson, Hugh; Robertson, Mr Laurence; Rogerson, Dan; Rudd, Amber; Ruffley, Mr David; Russell, Bob; Rutley, David; Sanders, Mr Adrian; Sandys, Laura; Scott, Mr Lee; Selous, Andrew; Shapps, rh Grant; Sharma, Alok; Shelbrooke, Alec; Simmonds, Mark; Simpson, Mr Keith; Skidmore, Chris; Smith, Miss Chloe; Smith, Henry (recorded as voting in both lobbies); Smith, Julian; Smith, Sir Robert; Soames, Nicholas; Soubry, Anna; Spencer, Mr Mark; Stephenson, Andrew; Stevenson, John; Stewart, Iain; Stewart, Rory; Streeter, Mr Gary; Stride, Mel; Stunell, Andrew; Sturdy, Julian; Swales, Ian; Swayne, Mr Desmond; Swinson, Jo; Swire, rh Mr Hugo; Syms, Mr Robert; Thurso, John; Timpson, Mr Edward; Tomlinson, Justin; Tredinnick, David; Truss, Elizabeth; Tyrie, Mr Andrew; Uppal, Paul; Vaizey, Mr Edward; Vara, Mr Shailesh; Villiers, rh Mrs Theresa; Walker, Mr Robin; Wallace, Mr Ben; Walter, Mr Robert; Ward, Mr David; Watkinson, Angela; Weatherley, Mike; Webb, Steve; Wharton, James; Wheeler, Heather; White, Chris; Willetts, rh Mr David; Williams, Mr Mark; Williams, Roger; Williams, Stephen; Williamson, Gavin; Willott, Jenny; Wilson, Mr Rob; Wright, Jeremy; Wright, Simon; Yeo, Mr Tim; Young, rh Sir George; Zahawi, Nadhim; Mark Hunter; Bill Wiggin.

Live they ever so long, they cannot repay us for what they have done.

Here is the full 1hr 51mins. film for those wanting to watch - we will put a link on the homepage under videos if you wish to watch later, but pass this video on to others if you can:

"Give me control of a nation's money supply, and I care not who makes its laws." - Mayer Rothschild (private banker).

I've managed to find the interview from the film by Aaron Russo as mentioned in the previous article:

Take note 33mins in! Don't say you were not warned of what is coming.

Also,you may not be surprised that Aaron did not last much longer after this and "died."

As suggested here, people must unite and focus on the main objective. That for this author is to simply reinstate our English Constitution that was put in place by very clever people to protect us from what is now happening. This can be done by educating the public as to how their constitution has been subverted and that Treason has been committed by a bunch of TRAITORS.

Name and shame them all for they do not like to be exposed for what they are.

Former Environment Minister Elliot Morley

Former Scunthorpe MP Elliot Morley has admitted being Parliament's biggest expenses cheat. The ex Labour Minister was caught dishonestly claiming mortgage payments worth more than £30,000. In total, he claimed £16,800 on a phantom mortgage and £15,200 after inflating the amount he was previously paying - for which he should have been entitled to only £1,572. Morley, 58, wrongly filled out a total of 40 forms relating to payments for his home.

Please pass go and go straight to jail.

He will be joining the three other little pigs:

Jim Devine, the first MP to stand trial in the wake of the expenses scandal, whom was branded a liar by a judge last month as he was jailed for 16 months for offences totalling £8,385.

Former Labour MP, David Chaytor jailed for falsely claiming £22,000

Former Labour MP, Eric Illsley jailed for falsely claiming £14,500

Former Tory peer Lord Taylor of Warwick seen below awaits sentencing after being convicted by a jury in January of falsely claiming more than £11,000 for travel and overnight subsistence.

It has emerged that MPs were paid £3.2 million in expenses for the final two months of last year.

As Tuition fees are trebled we remind readers of the following video (if people can stomach watching it).

All smiley faces, all fairness and ALL A CON - good actor though.

Prudent observers may well think this was planned before the general election as the elite try to make it a 2 party state. LibLabCON = All the same.

Chief executive of Lincolnshire County Council, Tony McArdle received a salary of £173,226 in 2009/10 . You might think this was high enough, but dont forget the further £32,833 in pension contributions too.

Now we are not sure what the average wage in Lincolnshire is off hand but would imagine its around £20,000 p.a, which shows how extortionate this salary is. Unsurprisingly, Cllr Martin Hill (CONservative) the leader of Lincolnshire County Council and Cllr John Marriot - Lib Dem leader on the council both say his wage is fine and doesnt need reducing.

Readers may like to know that Tony McArdle is a member of the "executive board" on the unelected Lincolnshire Assembly that now "dictates" policy for Lincolnshire, without any real representation from elected councillors. If you havent already worked out, it is the chief executives of councils that are the real controllers/decision makers as elected councillors now have very little say. A cynic would say these executives are highly paid to keep quiet about what is really going on.

It is the Lincolnshire Assembly that likes to engage with the common purpose organisation too - which trains future leaders to "lead beyond authority" and uses terms like the post democratic era.

Oh what a tangled web they weave, which in the fullness of time will be unwoven!

No not Ozzy Osbourne, but Peter Mandelson, sorry Lord Mandelson. According to one of the national rags he is being paid £8,600 per month! as part of his "transitional allowance" package to help him adapt now he is no longer working for the EU (righto, pull the other one). Unbelievably, this is only 50% of his former EU wages and is funded by -you've guessed it - the taxpayer! This will carry on until October 2011 unless he gets a job with a wage higher than his European trade commissioners salary of £205,000 per annum.

Not to be outdone by Tony B-liar, he is also launching a book.

You can read about it here.

Well, atleast he will be able to afford to meet one of the Rothschilds onboard a yacht! Perhaps he will get another "present" too?