The hidden origins of The Bank of England and its eventual conquest by jews. (30 minutes)

The Hidden Origins of The Bank of England. 'In 1066, numerous jews of Rouen emigrated to England.. having been induced to settle there by William the Conqueror or 'The Bastard' who, while still in normandy had always protected their Usury Activities.. The Norman Conquest prompted the arrival of jews to England for the first time. William 1 needed to borrow large sums of money to consolidate his position as the King of England and he turned to jewish merchants from Rouen, Normandy to provide him with this much needed capital and income'.. Lending money with interest or Usury was forbidden to Christians and considered a sin.. As a result, William the Conqueror paved the way for jewish individuals to migrate and settle across the country'.. The 'Norman Conquest' of England in 1066 financed by jewish loans from Rouen, Normandy was the first jewish conquest of any Western country..