posted on Mar, 21 2010 @ 07:01 PM
Did America start WW2… you may well be closer to the truth than you realise. I did some research not so long ago and found all sorts of fascinating
links. Have a terrible habit of starting stuff better never finishing! Anyway here are a few bits I found saved and it could help inspire someone to
finish the links all the way to 9-11 and now.
Here you go you crazy guys and gals at ATS, research some of this stuff and then create a thread that I can read over a cup of coffee sometime…
1904:
John D Rockefeller issues "Occasional Letter No.1" detailing plans to mold the people, reduce national intelligence to the lowest common
denominator, destroy parental influence, tradition and customs, to eliminate science and real learning "in order to perfect human nature"
1907:
Samuel Bush elected President of Buckeye Steel Castings Co. in Columbus, Ohio. For his entire career, Samuel Bush supplied Wall Street railroads with
castings. Later Bush became a close advisor of President Hoover and was the first President of the National Manufactures Association (NAM) NAM has a
history of supporting fascism and later in the 1950's members of NAM led by Robert Welch formed the John Birch Society.
1913:
Federal Reserve Bank created. Paul Warburg served as a governor of the bank during WWI. At the same time, his brother Max Warburg(?) was the head of
the German Secret Service.
1925:
I.G Farben had established powerful allies inside the Republican administration. Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, appointed a nine-member board
called Hoover’s Chemical Advisory Committee. Seated on the committee were Walter Teagle (Standard Oil of New Jersey), Lammot du Pont, Frank Blair
(President of Sterling) and Henry Howard (Vice-President of Grasselli). Despite the extensive ties the four had with I.G Farben they sat on a
committee whose role was to help America’s chemical industry fight off the I.G Farben cartel.
1926:
Three other members of the Board of Governors for American I.G Farben were tried and convicted as German war criminals.
1931:
Prescott Bush and George Walker hosted the Third International Congress of Eugenics. The purpose of the event was to call for the sterilization of
14million Americans.
1933:
On January 4th, Hitler (who assumed power later that year) was invited to the Schroeder Bank by a group of industrialists. The industrialists gave
Hitler the money to overcome his financial problems in turn for a pledge to break the Trade Unions. Present at this meeting were two Americans John
Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles.
1934:
With Hitler in solid control of Germany, the profits from the Thyssen-Flick Union soared to over a hundred million. Both Union Bank and the Bank Voor
Handel en Scheepvaart were overflowing with money. Prescott Bush became managing director of Union Bank and took over the day-to-day operations of the
German plan.
1935:
John Foster Dulles was publicly supporting the Nazi philosophy (possibly 1934). In 1935, he wrote a long article for the Atlantic Monthly entitled
“The Road to Peace.” He excused Germany’s secret rearmament as an action taking back their freedom. Knowing what he did
about Inco and Germany’s munitions industry Dulles was misleading in asserting Germany’s, Italy’s and Japan’s desires for peace. Later in the
1930’s Dulles helped organize the American First Group. A month before Pearl Harbour he donated £500 to the group. Later he would claim no
association with the group. Dulles continued his support of the Nazi line right up to the time Germany invaded Poland. Dulles excuse for the Poland
invasion was much like blaming the victim for the crime.