TO:

Taoiseach Enda Kenny & Cabinet

President Michael Higgins

Tanaiste (Deputy PM) Joan Burton

Dail (Parliament Commons) & Senate

Chief Justice Susan Denham

 

AND TO:

Garda/Police Commissioner

Director Public Prosecutions

CC: as per addressees & general

 

From: Chris Addington Pr.Eng.

 

October 30, 2015

 

Re: RIA – Debating Austerity Keynote & Conference

 

Last night Simon Wren-Lewis (SWL) (Oxford) gave the keynote address as lead to today's Debating Austerity Conference. Patrick Honohan, Ireland Central Bank (CB) Governor & MRIA, chaired the Q&A.

 

RIA President Mary Daly stated that this conference would yield a publication to (effect) steer thinking of Government policy

 

SWL's address reached the correct conclusion that Austerity was/had been unnecessary but his analysis to that conclusion was entirely grossly flawed.

 

I pointed this out to him in the Q&A, and explained that Mervyn King (ex-UK BoE Governor) had failed to support SA's ex-CB Governor, Dr Chris Stals, in Stals' adjudication of my R&D that demonstrated the mechanics of pension/investment frauds, masterminded by Donald Gordon, and globalised through a Demutualisation process with the active participation of the major international auditing firms including: PWC, Deloittes, Arthur Andersen, Ernst & Young, Grant Thornton, KPMG.

 

The effect of this was that global Money Base & Supply became progressively supersaturated through counterfeiting, laundering, defrauding (thus placing money in the wrong hands, in the wrong places doing the wrong things). Consequently SWL was analysing a dinghy on a pond whilst ignoring the raging tsunami.

 

A short while later a lady raised the point of easy/cheap money in the earlier years (nineties & noughties) – after SWL & PH had responded to this I tried to point out that the cheap money was sourced from the pension/investment frauds.

Both PH & Mary Daly started to shout me down, I continued to complete the point.

 

It is clear that RIA has no intention of 'Debating' but of presenting the usual one-way barrage of defective science-fiction –> with key tax-paid/government employees (including RIA members Honohan, Denham, Higgins) supporting ongoing dishonesty by the RIA.

 

The purpose of this letter is to inform that I intend debating issues openly – not to grand-stand but to give clear concise points that explain the gross errors that in all likelihood will be presented today.

 

I trust that MD, PH & other RIA members will not shout down legitimate commentary – it can only lead to unnecessary unpleasantness.

 

(An important point raised: Regarding cheap money driving inflation – SWL stated that he did not accept that increase in money drove inflation – SWL is entirely wrong.

 

If goods/services remain static (or diminish) whilst money increases then inflation does take over – BUT, we did not see massive inflation despite the massive supersaturation of global Money Base & Supply → WHY? Clearly, because goods were purposefully increased – they were increased through slave labour imports, opening up of the World to cheap flights, etc. - thus was demand stimulated to match money supply increase.

 

The only problem is that those enslaved are not happy about being slaves – so, we see resultant violence & migrants.

 

The other Mervyn King (King of CorpGov, King Reports I, II & III) was a key player in developing CG as a defence against the massive fraud scams in which he was deeply entrenched (see papers at www.cdadd.com, lhs, Perfect Crimes for details – note: this website is likely to be 'thought-policed' & destroyed)

 

PWC, Deloittes, Arthur Andersen, Ernst & Young, Grant Thornton, KPMG are not stupid – they are highly intelligent in their global fraud scams – they clearly thought through the necessity of stimulating economy demand that would flow from increased money supply artificially inflated through counterfeiting, laundering etc.

 

Richard Branson, although a small player in the world compared to Gates etc., was instrumental in deceiving Thatcher & (later) Mandela into a destructive privatisation policy – Branson's 'success' was through defrauding employee/client pensions/investments similar to that masterminded by Gordon.

 

Ryanair achieved its success also through pension/investment frauds - its why O'Leary is determined to keep KPMG on board so that the trail of frauds can be buried under a mountain of manipulations, paper and bits&bytes)


sincerely


Chris Addington Pr.Eng.