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Dear Fellow Australians,
On 1 JULY 1999, I filed a Notice of Motion
in the Suprme court of New South Wales for Discovery to uncover the authenticity
of money which the St. George Bank used as the principal of 2 loans. I
wanted the bank to produce evidence in the form of their bank account statements
with verification of the source of the money. In an Affidavit in support
of the notice of Motion one annexure was a table of Reserve bank of Australia
figures showing the discrepancy between the annual increase of "Money in
Existence" and "Currency in Existence" which revealed an average
of $20 billion per year, ie: the Reserve Bank of Australia put into
circulation $1 billion per year and another $20 billion is created by the
banks.
The Motion was in court on 15 July 1999 before
Deputy Registrar Howe who refused to deal with it but stood it over to 22 JULY
1999 which was after 19 JULY when the origianl Statement of Claim by the
St.George Bank was to be heard. However, I learnt on the friday
before that Justice Abadee was to hear it. I complained to the List Clerk
that justice Abadee was one of the judges I had named in my Defence document as
being a corrupt judge because Justice Clarke and he had ruled, in a previous
hearing related to this matter, that the Common Law criteria for the
creation of a contract was "no case for action revealing in (my) Statement
of Claim".
The List Clerk rescheduled the hearing for 2
AUGUST 1999.
When the Motion for Discovery came up on 19 JULY
1999, Deputy Registrar Hagger also would not order Discovery but stood it
over to 10 AUGUST 1999.
On 2 AUGUST 1999 Justice Simpson stood over the
hearing of the bank's Motion to Dismiss my Requisition for Trial by Jury and to
Strike out my Defence to 4 AUGUST 1999 when she ignored my claim that she,
as a judge, could not hear any part of the proceedings because of the
involvement of massive judicial corruption - which disqualified any judge and
only left a jury as a "competent, independent and impartial
tribunal" according to the United Nations' International Covenant on Civil
and Political Rights. She still did as the bank wanted but reserved her
judgement on the bank's original Statement of Claim.
When 10 AUGUST 1999 came around, Deputy
Registrar Hagger still refused to order Discovery but stood the matter over
indefintiely.
Nothing has happened from Justice Simpson as of
today, 18 AUGUST 1999.
The point I wish to make is that the New South
Wales judiciary have no intention of alowing the exposure of the banks'
fraudulent practice of creating money.
Yours sincerely,
John
Wilson.
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