Topic: Bank Of England

Banks create over 95% of the money supply through the issuance of loans rather than the government printing physical currency. This reality, once considered a fringe theory, has been acknowledged by institutions like the Bank of England and the Bundesbank. When a bank issues a loan, it essentially writes new money into an account, using deposits or the repo market to balance books as needed.

The Bloomberg headquarters sits adjacent to the Rothschild family's Newcourt building and the Bank of England, situated over the underground Walbrook River. Tracy Twyman links this geography to the Greek myth that the Titan Kronos, also known as Saturn or Mithras, is imprisoned in a tomb beneath the British Isles. This "ground zero" of global finance is theorized to be a sacred spot where the elite manage the world economy through symbolic alignment with the sleeping deity.

The formation of the Bank of England in 1694 was the culmination of a century-long effort by bankers from Amsterdam to re-enter English society following the 1290 Edict of Expulsion. Oliver Cromwell allegedly received financial backing from these interests to depose King Charles I in exchange for allowing the return of Jewish financiers. This political shift eventually allowed King William III to sanction the central bank, leading to a permanent national debt.

The British Royal Family is suspected of being major secret shareholders in the global central banking network, including the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve. Despite their immense influence, the Royals and the Rothschilds are conspicuously absent from public wealth rankings like the Sunday Times Rich List. This concealment of assets allows the multi-generational elite to maintain power without public scrutiny of their financial interests.

Kate of Gaia details the three city-states—Vatican City, the City of London, and Washington D.C.—that allegedly run the world. Kate claims Washington D.C. stands for "Direct Current," siphoning spiritual energy from birth bonds. The segment discusses the Bank of England Act of 1694 and the subservience of the British monarchy to the Lord Mayor of London, comparing the system's energy siphoning to a vampire feeding on human life.

The Rothschild dynasty's power originated with Meyer Amschel Bauer in Frankfurt, who established a pattern of financing European royal houses. His son, Nathan Rothschild, significantly expanded the family fortune in London and gained a controlling interest in the Bank of England following the Battle of Waterloo. By using a network of agents to receive news of Napoleon's defeat early, Nathan manipulated the market to buy government bonds at a fraction of their value.