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   XPost: soc.history.what-if, soc.culture.europe, it.politica   
   From: nkm1@netzero.net   
      
   D K Palm wrote:   
      
   > On 27 Mar, 11:33, "iamthewitness.com Radio"   
   >  wrote:   
   > > Hitler had been doing phenomenally well in turning his country   
   > > around economically ever since he came to power.  He did this by   
   > > breaking with the Jewish international bankers, and trading by   
   > > barter, thus bartering the surplus of goods Germany had, with the   
   > > surplus of goods Germany needed that another country had, without   
   > > debts being incurred on either side.   
   > >   
   > > He, like Abraham Lincoln before him, simply issued what money was   
   > > needed on the authority of the German Government, which was backed   
   > > by the productivity of the German labour force, and not the empty   
   > > promises of Jewish international bankers, who in a country without   
   > > debt, could not function.   
   > >   
   > > As a result of this policy, Germany was able to regenerate the   
   > > social and spiritual life of all its citizens.   
   > >   
   > > As a result of a Germany being run for the benefit of the Germans as   
   > > oppose to for the benefit of Jewish bankers, the citizens of Germany   
   > > were able to make Germany the most powerful and prosperous state in   
   > > Europe in only a seven year period.   
   > >   
   > > The Jews could not let this continue as they knew that it would   
   > > spell the death of their debt driven money system and so World War   
   > > 2 starts this year, in earnest.  This war is about one thing, which   
   > > money system would survive.  This is not a war between Germany and   
   > > the Allies, it is a war between Germany and the Jewish money power   
   > > who are in control of the Allied leadership and use them and their   
   > > media to propagandize the Allied populous into hatred of the   
   > > Germans.   
   > >   
   > > Following the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, there are now only   
   > > five nations on the world left without a Rothschild owned central   
   > > bank: Iran; North Korea; Sudan; Cuba; and Libya. Interestingly the   
   > > satellite state of Israel, more commonly known as the United States   
   > > government chooses to refer to these countries as, "rogue nations."   
   > >   
   > > One of the fundamental causes of this war has been the unrelaxing   
   > > efforts of Germany since 1918 to secure wide enough foreign markets   
   > > to straighten her finances at the very time when all her   
   > > competitors were forced by their own debts to adopt exactly the   
   > > same course. Continuous friction was inevitable. Germany adopted a   
   > > new monetary policy ...  after which Germany ceased to experience   
   > > any financial difficulty.   
   > >   
   > > In England the people suffer the burdens of heavy and increasing   
   > > taxation, but in Germany, the Times reports:   
   > >   
   > > "Nothing is ever heard of the necessity of increasing tax- ation,   
   > > compulsory savings, or the issue of enormous public war loans. Quite   
   > > the contrary. Recently an important tax was abolished. Public   
   > > savings bank deposits touch new monthly records again and again.   
   > > Money is so plentiful that the interest rate on Reich loans could   
   > > recently be reduced from 4-1/2 to 4 per cent.   
   > >   
   > > These changes may well call for drastic readjustments in our   
   > > established conventions. A hidebound persistence in methods and   
   > > doctrines which were sound fifty years ago may easily prove as   
   > > costly in the financial and ecomomic field as actual war. It might   
   > > not lose the war; it would certainly lose the peace."   
   > > (London Times, October 11 and 12 and November 13, 1940).   
   > >   
   > > Germany was trying to break the credit ring of the money monopolists   
   > > by the force of economic sanity and that was un- forgivable. She was   
   > > acting like a worker who went on strike against system which   
   > > deprived him of adequate food supplies though he as quite willing   
   > > to exchange his labor to pay for them.   
   > >   
   > > "In 1937 Hitler wrote:   
   > >   
   > > 'Germany will enter into no obligations to pay for her im- ports   
   > > than she is capable of fulfilling. The German Government thus takes   
   > > the standpoint of the respectable merchant who keeps his orders in   
   > > harmony with his power to pay. We laugh at the time when our   
   > > national economists held the view that the value of a currency is   
   > > regulated by the gold and securities lying in the vaults of a State   
   > > Bank; and more especially we laugh at the theory that its value was   
   > > guaranteed thereby. We have instead come to learn that the value of   
   > > a currency lies in the productive capacity of a nation. '   
   > >   
   > > The world financial monopoly stood aghast. If Germany succeeded in   
   > > her plan of economic penetration, other nations might follow per   
   > > example.  The whole world would then exchange goods for goods in a   
   > > basis of equality and good fellowship. No one would want to borrow   
   > > and the financial pyramid of debt, from the apex of which Almighty   
   > > Finance ruled the world, would collapse. Humanity would be well   
   > > fed, but the financiers would lose their power.   
   > >   
   > > If the German monetary experiment had been allowed to develop on the   
   > > basis of a friendly exchange of goods it would have provided the   
   > > world with useful information to assist it in solving its commercial   
   > > problems.   
   > >   
   > > What was a laudable effort on the part of Germany has become a world   
   > > war -- a war of ideas in which Hitler strives to form a European   
   > > economic monopoly opposed to the financial monopolies of the world.   
   > >   
   > > Statesmen began to prepare the public mind for war. No mention was   
   > > made of the real causes of the crisis -- the bitter scramble for   
   > > world markets, the trickery and inhuman methods used to obtain   
   > > spheres of influence for surplus investments and for increasing the   
   > > burden of world debt. Statesmen again were preparing to sacrifice   
   > > the youth of their country on the bloody alter of Mammon.   
   > > "As in peace, so in war. Humanity must be sacrificed to save a   
   > > worthless economic system."   
   > >   
   > > "Once again the peoples were told that if they destroyed the leader   
   > > of the German nation all would be well with the world. Germany   
   > > worshipped its leader. Britain trusted its Government. Both peoples   
   > > believed their leaders would save the world. It was a tragedy of   
   > > faith in men.  One nation has to fight for a new economic and   
   > > political system the other to preserve the old ones.   
   > >   
   > > Source: AMERICAN MANIFEST DESTINY AND THE HOLOCAUSTS, BY CONRAD   
   > > GRIEB (Liberty Bell, 1978), pp 233-236   
   > >   
   > > It is a dangerous game to place people above profits. Like Abe   
   > > Lincoln and President John F. Kennedy, not long after he defied the   
   > > interests of international finance Adolf Hitler was dead.   
   > >   
   > > The death of Twenty to Fifty Million gentiles is nothing to the   
      
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