The Glorious Revolution Part Five Chapter Two

Some eye-watering moments in the story of the Glorious Revolution. Huge thanks once again to Damien for the opportunity to get into therse subjects. In this part we demonstrate the links between the deceptive events leading up to the Revolution and the constitutional illegitimacy (addressed in the previous chapter) with powerful money interests and banking. This was the financial revolution of 1688/9 involving the Bank of Amsterdam, the founding of the Bank of England, the London merchants, the Whigs and other powerful interests who stood to gain. We go into the resulting conditions for the people of England of this unlawful change to usurious banking and finance practices.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5avsyVF-pmY

Video Description from Damien:

The Real Magna Carta 1215 presents another 17th century instalment of the Glorious Revolution.This is Part five chapter two.  William Keyte presents this video on the formation of The Bank of England. Will has done a lot of research in this area of the history and all credit is due for the fantastic job he has done. As usual Will helps explain the constitutional implications of The banking aspect that happened a few years after William and Mary were crowned and the new government was formed. So what happened before, during and after the Dutch model of banking was introduced to England?  There are more than enough eyebrow raising moments to keep you entertained. A big, big thank you to Will Keyte for his continued work in helping me put this series of 17th century history together.

Or see the whole series on this site:

https://www.commonlawconstitution.org/the-glorious-revolution-and-the-bill-of-rights