Stephen Mitford Goodson was a South African banker, author and politician who was the leader of South Africa's Abolition of Income Tax and Usury Party.
11 Facts About Stephen Goodson
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Stephen Goodson stood as a candidate for the Ubuntu Party in the 2014 General Elections.
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Stephen Goodson was a director of the South African Reserve Bank and previously a financial consultant in Pringle Bay.
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Stephen Goodson had stated that the Holocaust was "a huge lie" as "the principle is to extract enormous sums of money from the Germans as compensation", blaming international bankers.
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Stephen Goodson has been a contributing editor since 2010 of the Barnes Review, a magazine promoting Historical revisionism.
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The views purportedly disseminated by Stephen Goodson are hurtful and offensive, not only in the way they give credence to the pernicious theory that Jews fabricated the Holocaust in order to extort money from Germany but in how they serve to glorify the legacy of the hateful Nazi regime.
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On May 3,2012, Stephen Goodson resigned from SA Reserve Bank after he had received compensation for the balance of his term of office.
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In June 2017, Stephen Goodson was one of the primary motivators of the Public Protector's Report of 19 June 2017 regarding the proposal to reform the South African Reserve Bank to abolish inflation targeting, shocking rating agencies, economists, and politicians alike.
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Stephen Goodson described Gaddafi as "A strict disciple of the Holy Q'uran, who abolished all forms of usury and used the Central Bank of Libya for the sole benefit of the Libyan people", further stating that the Libyan socialist model managed to create a paradise for the working class with full employment and free of inflation.
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Stephen Goodson further argued that a similar reason led to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, stating that the WMD myth was actually a response to Saddam Hussein declaring that all oil payments would be made in euros in November 2000.
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Stephen Goodson asserted that the central banks of Belarus, Burma, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan and Syria are the last in the world not to fall into the Rothschild banking syndicate.