Stephen Goodson as a candidate for the Ubuntu Party
The picture is of Stephen Goodson as a candidate for the Ubuntu Party in the 2014 South African General Elections. Ubuntu means ‘humanity’ in some Bantu languages, including Zulu. Ubuntu (a) describes a set of closely related Bantu African-origin value systems that emphasize the interconnectedness of individuals with their surrounding societal and physical worlds, (b) is sometimes translated as “I am because we are” (and “I am because you are”), or (c) “humanity towards others,” and (d) “a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity” (Wikipedia: Ubuntu philosophy).
The Ubuntu Party aimed to introduce 100% employment by closing down the South African Reserve Bank and replacing it with a people’s bank that grants interest-free home-loans, funds massive public works, and provides free electricity (Wikipedia: Ubuntu Party).
Goodson was eminently qualified to see that those objectives could be achieved by abolishing the central bank. Goodson was a director of the country’s central bank (the South African Reserve Bank) from 2003–2012. He was also the leader of South Africa’s Abolition of Income Tax and Usury Party, a political party founded in 1994 (Wikipedia: Stephen Goodson).
Among the reasons for which Stephen Goodson is remembered:
- A tremendous intellect and a real academic whose books are packed full with gems and phenomenal insights.
- Astonishing knowledge of the subjects on which he wrote and spoke.
- Ability to communicate his knowledge in ways that laypeople could understand, even when dealing with the most complicated issues.
- He stood up to the banksters, the governments, and the New World Order [brutal world government by Jews].
- He exposed the dark dealings of the back stabbing banksters and their pivotal role in fomenting ruinous wars, especially of the twentieth century.
- He pointed out that so many of the wars of the last century were bankster wars waged against those who did not want a Rothschild-controlled bank [the Rothschilds are Jews] and the associated cycle of debt and usury.
- In A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind (2014) he gives examples of countries that were targeted because they rejected a Rothschild-controlled bank. This includes the Tsar of Russia in the First World War; Japan, Germany and Italy in the Second World War; and more recently countries including Libya and Syria. All these countries were prospering, free of a parasitic Rothschild bank.
- Goodson was a heroic and leading advocate for freedom and prosperity in his opposition to the New World Order [brutal world government by Jews], the banksters, and their satanic agenda.
- His work for our cause is immortalized in the books and other records that he left us.
The above are some of the comments made about Goodson by Dr Peter Hammond on 4 August 2018, the day of Goodson’s funeral, shortly after Dr Hammond had conducted the funeral service (Andrew Hitchcock, 2018).
Among Stephen Goodson’s many distinguished admirers was Prince Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi (1928 – 2023), a famous South African politician and Zulu prince who was a renowned freedom fighter and opponent of the Communists (Andrew Hitchcock, 2018).
In his preface to Goodson’s book A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind (2014), Prince Buthelezi wrote:
- Central banking and usury is the main cause of “profound and inhumane differences” within nations throughout the world.
- Buthelezi himself is an enemy of that system: “For this reason, for several years, my Party and I have argued that South Africa should reform its central banking and monetary system, even if that means placing our country out of step with iniquitous world standards.”
- “This work provides not only a broad sweep of the history of economics over almost three millennia, but insights into how the problems of usury have been confounding and enslaving mankind since civilized existence first began.”
- “Stephen Mitford Goodson has the credentials and the track-record to make a credible presentation of a subject matter which he has researched for decades. And which he has lived personally as a Director of the South African Reserve Bank.”
At the funeral of Goodson, Prince Buthelezi gave a eulogy in which he stated:
- “If we are to achieve real freedom, it is imperative that our monetary system be pursued with the same vigor and intensity, but that requires understanding the complex issues of how money is created, who money belongs to, and who’s interest it is serving.”
- Stephen Mitford Goodson’s books “are essential for all thinking South Africans. We should read them as an inspiration for political action.”
- “It is a crime for any citizen to shrink from controversy!”
Stephen Goodson’s published books:
- Bonaparte & Hitler Versus the International Bankers (2004)
- An Illustrated Guide to Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich (2009)
- General Jan Christian Smuts: The Debunking of a Myth (2012)
- A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind (2014)
- Inside the South African Reserve Bank Its Origins and Secrets Exposed (2014)
- Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith: The Debunking of a Myth (2015)
- Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd South Africa’s Greatest Prime Minister (2016)
- The Genocide of the Boers (2017)
For more information, please see:
- Andrew Hitchcock (2018). Andrew Hitchcock with Dr Peter Hammond, Remembering the Late Great Stephen Mitford Goodson.
- Jan Lamprecht (2018). Why the Liberal Rothschilds had to murder South Africa’s Stephen Goodson. [Due to censorship, Jan Lamprecht uses the term Liberal instead of Jew]
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