Paul Hellyer Former Canadian Minister of National Defence

Originally copyrighted & published Jan 2015, revised Dec 2016
In December 2015, the Former Canadian Minister of National Defence, Paul Hellyer, sat down and chatted with host Reginald Argue.
Paul Hellyer talked about how International Banking from Switzerland took over the Canada Bank without the approval or knowledge of the ruling Federal Liberal party in Canada in 1974. From 1974 until today, the Federal Canadian Government no longer borrows interest-free loans from the Bank of Canada. Also, Paul Hellyer shared that the banks have no reserves left.
Paul Hellyer talked about how the Federal Canadian Government, since 1974, has paid out over 1.5 trillion in interest on the debt that it should not have been. If Canada were still borrowing interest-free loans from the Bank of Canada, this national debt would not exist. Just think about how this 1.5 trillion could have been used to help repair the crumbling infrastructure (roads, bridges, public transportation, upgrading the aging power grid, and so on, Canada-wide). These extra funds could have also been used on social programs, lower costs for higher education, Health/Senior Care, and much more.
Furthermore, Paul Hellyer also shared his new book The Money Mafia: A World in Crisis. Paul discussed how we as a society should be moving towards new energy forms, which are cleaner and could be mass-produced.
Furthermore, the discussion was about how Norway, which is only putting out 1.3 million barrels daily in oil, has a 909 billion-dollar surplus. The Norwegian surplus is over 1.5 trillion dollars ahead of Canada, which is over 600 billion in debt. Even the Province of Alberta puts out over 2.3 million barrels daily and has a debt of over 10 billion dollars. Plus, so much more was covered during the interview.
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