We have all been well conditioned to believe wars are for ‘King and Country’ … as our beloved forbears were, 70 odd million of whom died in the last World War … or, nowadays, wars against terrorism, the ones that started with the very dodgy 9/11 that looked extremely like a controlled demolition. These wars, as ever, are ostensibly about imposing ‘democracy’ on countries who didn’t request it, while really about siphoning off and profiting from their resources. Or imposing a Rothschild bank.
Hear Dr Michael Parenti speak on the acquisition of resources. They will be obtained ‘peacefully’ as first resort, and by military force as last, generally. Witness the ‘land wars’ fought in the various colonies that were thereafter named ‘Maori Wars’, ‘Boer War’, ‘Indian Wars’ etc. This deflects the very young reader (and subsequently old) off the real reason for the war.
All Wars are Bankers’ Wars
The war machine is an effective time-tested tool of certain wealthy families … the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers and their ilk. As Mrs Rothschild said …
…and she should know her own sons I’m sure. She sounds obscenely proud of her offspring and their very dubious ‘accomplishments’.
239 Years of Mostly Wars
So, if there’s one thing the US does well … and often, it’s war. See a 239 Year Timeline of America’s Involvement in military conflict, spanning from 1776 to 2011. This country that prides itself on being a peaceful, peace making nation has never in fact gone a decade with out war, to the extent no President can be considered a peace time President. The only time the US has gone for five years without war was during the Great Depression … and we know that financial depressions have always been artificially created, by the very same people who are fomenting the wars. The Bankers.
President Theodore Roosevelt said …
Financial panics are scientifically created (US Congressman Charles Lindbergh, 1920)
The United States of America has been engaged in some kind of war during 218 out of the nation’s total 239 years of existence, not including the war of annihilation, rape and pillage it waged on its indigenous population to acquire their lands and establish itself.
A must watch on the vagaries of war that cuts right to the chase is General Smedley Butler who harks from way back to WW2. There are shorter versions on Youtube, this is the longer version. Or you can read his book by the same name “War is a Racket”.
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