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The bank of England Issues a lot of Digital money. Why print off a billion euros when you can get on the right computer with the right clearances and start adding zeroes. That's how money is made. P.S Dont forget...The interest on such huge amounts becomes astronomical quickly. Your country's entire national debt is interest on money it borrowed from the bank of England over the years. America too.

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