War remains highly profitable for a small elite who understand how to profit from people’s ignorance and fear. Hence, there is continued arms buildup despite millions of people living in poverty.
”Those of us who teach political science at the university level find ourselves seriously handicapped by the lack of textbooks and thorough historical research on one of the most significant phenomena of our time, namely, the incredible alliance between the leaders of communist movements around the world and the leaders of some of the most powerful banks and corporations in Europe and America.”
Those words belong to Dr. Harold Pease, a Ph.D. and history professor at Palo Verde College in California. In one of the most sensational books ever written, ”Tragedy & Hope: A History of the World in Our Time,” published in 1966, Bill Clinton’s mentor, Professor Carroll Quigley, revealed the following:
”For decades, there has been an international network that operates much like the radical right believes the communists act. In fact, this network, a sort of round table group, has no aversion to cooperating with the communists or any other group and often does so. I know of their activities because I have studied them for twenty years and was permitted for two years, in the early 1960s, to examine their papers and secret records.”
Professor Quigley goes on to write: ”The powers behind financial capitalism had a far-reaching aim: nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system and the economy of the world. This system would be controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert, by secret agreements arrived at in frequent private meetings.”
Bankers have long applied the strategy of lending money to kings, emperors, presidents, etc., with the condition of gaining influence in the policies pursued. If any ruler decided to resist, they ensured either the withdrawal of loans or the financing of an enemy, with the same conditions attached.
As early as 1816, Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States, wrote the following in a letter to the politician John Taylor: ”I sincerely believe… that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.”
Sir Josiah Stamp, the president of the Bank of England, said in a speech at the University of Texas in 1927:
”The modern banking system produces money out of nothing. It is perhaps the most astounding piece of sleight of hand that was ever invented. Banking was conceived in iniquity and was born in sin. Bankers own the earth.”
In 1910, seven men met on Jekyll Island in Georgia, USA, to discuss how to take control of economic power in the United States.
The men were:
- Nelson W. Aldrich, a Republican politician and the father-in-law of John D. Rockefeller.
- A. Piatt Andrew, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
- Henry P. Davison, Sr., a member of J.P. Morgan & Company.
- Charles D. Norton, head of the 1st National Bank in New York.
- Benjamin Strong, head of JP Morgan Bankers Trust.
- Frank A. Vanderlip, head of the National City Bank of New York, representing the Rockefeller interests.
- Paul M. Warburg, a partner in Kuhn, Loeb & Company, representing Rothschild and Warburg interests in Europe.
The plan was to privatize the entire banking system through a single central bank, with no other banks allowed to operate independently. This is how ”The Federal Reserve Bank” was born.
The bank was neither federal nor a reserve; it was merely a trick to deceive the American people into thinking it was owned by the government. Woodrow Wilson was promised significant campaign donations if he supported the magnates, and during the Christmas holiday in 1913, when most senators had gone home, they managed to pass the proposal to entrust the government’s money printing to a private bank.
This meant that the government allowed a private company to print money on which they demanded interest. Before 1913, there was no income tax on labor in the United States, but now the U.S. government taxed the population to pay the Federal Reserve Bank.
Congressman Charles A. Lindbergh, father of the famous aviator, expressed the following after the coup:
”The proposal establishes the most gigantic trust on earth. When the President signs this bill, the invisible government by the money power will be legalized. The greatest crime of the ages is perpetrated by this banking and currency bill.”
RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
In history books, we read that the Bolshevik seizure of power in Russia in November 1917 was a popular uprising against the tyranny of the tsarist regime. The truth is that the Tsar had already abdicated in March 1917, following the February Revolution, and handed over power to the so-called Provisional Government, where all the ministers were Freemasons. It would later be replaced by the Bolsheviks with the Freemasons Lenin and Trotsky at the helm.
In the summer of 1917, international bankers from the USA, the UK, Russia, France, and Germany met in Sweden. They agreed to deposit $50 million in a Swedish bank account on behalf of Lenin and Trotsky. An additional $20 million was set aside through JP Morgan’s attorney Elihu Root. The money came from banker Jacob Schiff. Congressional records confirm this.
Journalist Gary Allen, in his remarkable book ”None Dare Call It Conspiracy,” could reveal that Vacuum Oil Company, Coffin and Oudin in General Electric, and Willard of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad also funneled money into the revolution.
The Belarusian General Arsene de Goulevitch explained in his book ”Czarism and the Revolution” that:
”The chief beneficiaries of the contribution for the revolution were neither the insane Russian millionaires nor Lenin’s armed bandits. The real money came from English and American sources.”
Congressman Dr. Larry Macdonald declared in 1975 that:
”It was mainly American technology that kept the Russians on their feet during their 1917 coup, helped them through difficult years, and kept them on their feet to this day.”
In other words:
Russian communism was financed and supported by capitalists from the West.
WORLD WAR I
The official version is that World War I started due to a combination of various factors, such as the shot in Sarajevo, intensified nationalism, unresolved disputes, a complex alliance system, economic interests, misunderstandings in diplomatic relations, and an arms race.
Growing industrialization made some incredibly rich, while the workers had to settle for crumbs. However, culture thrived in art, literature, research, and technology.
So, why would any regime in Europe want to start a war when economic and cultural development looked so promising?
Sir John Keegan, considered one of the most respected military historians, writes in his work on World War I, ”The First World War,” that:
”All the usual causes are usually mentioned – nationalism, militarism, imperialism, as well as military plans and troops, were already there by 1871, but until 1914, they had not led to war.”
Furthermore, he asks:
”Why did a flourishing continent, at the height of its success and a source of global prosperity and power, at the height of its intellectual and cultural development, choose to risk everything it had achieved to throw itself into an uncertain and abhorrent war?
Why did the combatants insist on mobilizing for total war and sacrifice their youth in a mutually and meaningless slaughter?”
Good questions, but after 500 pages, Sir Keegan admits that he has no answer to them:
”The war and its causes,” Keegan writes, ”remain a mystery.”
Those who understand the mentality of the bankers realize that it is by no means a mystery.
WORLD WAR II
After World War I, Germany was a poor country. They had lost the right to do business with several countries, including China. The country’s military was in ruins and consisted of seven infantry divisions and three cavalry divisions. The army had about 100,000 men, with the navy consisting of 15,000 and 36 ships. The air force and submarines were non-existent.
But things would change, especially when Hitler and his associates began to take power.
Both Henry Ford and General Electric did business with Germany. Standard Oil of New Jersey and ITT would continue doing business with the Nazis into the 1940s. Three Wall Street companies, Dillon, Read; Harris, Forbes; and National City Company, accounted for three-quarters of the reparations loans that created the German cartel system, including IG Farben and Vereinigte Stahlwerke, which would account for 95% of German explosive production.
German Fritz Thyssen and the Brown Brothers Harriman & Co bank in New York made significant profits from deals with the Nazis. They purchased gold, fuel, coal, and securities worth several million dollars and sent them to Germany, enabling Hitler to build up his Nazi regime.
COLD WAR
Yes, you guessed it right. The so-called ”Cold War” was created by the same forces mentioned above to scare the pants off each side’s population while their own bank accounts swelled, and they and their clique of top-notchers on each side of the Iron Curtain lived very well.
Note that in every major war waged, you never see any of the rulers out on the battlefield. Instead, they send young men and women as cannon fodder, while further children, elderly, and other vulnerable individuals have to continue paying the price for the game played by the elitists.
I have a proposal that should be voted on in the United Nations:
As soon as a country’s rulers declare war on another country, they are obligated to fight on the front lines themselves.
What you didn’t Learn in School
