you have no standing on any of this.

I don't?

With tolerable taxes, no state debt and no interest to pay, England enjoyed a period of unparalleled growth and prosperity. The average labourer worked only 14 weeks and enjoyed 160 to 180 holidays.

According to Lord William Leverhulme, a writer of that time, “The men of the 15th century were very well paid”, in fact so well paid that the purchasing power of their wages and their standard of living would only be exceeded in the late 19th century. A labourer could provide for all the necessities his family required. They were well clothed in good woollen cloth and had plenty of meat and bread.

But then England adopted A central Bank, State debt, and started waging wars on everyone.

Done through the propaganda techniques of

• pampleteering

• news papers

• Radio

• recently Television

• and now "verified" social media.