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A thread claims George Soros was backed by Edmund de Rothschild and George Karlweis to launch a hedge fund, portraying him as a financial mercenary. It also alleges Soros worked with CIA operative James Lilley and Zhao Ziyang to push a color revolution in China; the effort failed, and China banned Soros’s foundations for life.
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
Who is George Soros? Edmund de Rothschild agent, George Karlweis, chairmen of the Rothschild Swiss bank Privee, endowed Soros with the financial resources needed to launch a hedge fund. From this moment onward the speculator began to make a fortune as a financial mercenary… https://t.co/tqhqoV0MIE
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George Soros had begun to make a name for himself as a conscience-free economic hitman as early as World War II, collaborating with Nazis, which he described as “the best time of my life.” A subsequent exchange recalls that he went out with a protector who swore he was his adopted godson, and helped in the confiscation of property from the Jews. When asked if it was difficult, the respondent says, “Not at all. No problem,” and adds that even if he weren’t there, somebody else would be taking it away anyway, suggesting a market-driven rationale for the actions.
The narrative then traces a mentorship under the Fabian Society’s Karl Popper at the Langdon School of Economics, where Soros acquired his idea of open societies as a cover for world government control. It also notes an Edmund de Rothschild–connected influence: George Karlweiss, chairman of the Rothschild Swiss-based bank Privy, endowed Soros with the financial resources to launch a new type of organization called a hedge fund. From that moment, the young speculator began to amass a fortune as a financial mercenary, released during the new age of deregulation and deployed to destroy the economies of any nation resisting a banker’s dictatorship through currency speculation.
Using his ill-begotten resources, Soros was said to set up a network of private organizations to advance democracy-building around the world. In 1979, Soros’s Open Society Foundations came online and began to interface closely with the National Endowment for Democracy, which soon set up two offices in China in the 1980s. David Ignatius, the former head of the NED, admitted in 1991 that the organization was little more than a front for the CIA, noting that “a lot of what we do today was done covertly twenty five years ago by the CIA.”
Throughout the 1980s, a new world order was staged, described by some as the end of history. In Hungary, Soros’ Open Society Foundations infused restructuring, privatization, and other market-driven reforms in 1988, leading to the emergence of a new oligarchical class beholden to Wall Street and contributing to election manipulation that ousted Ferdinand Marcos’s national leadership and installed Corazon Aquino in an early color revolution called the People Power Revolution. Russia warmly embraced Soros and the NED under Mikhail Gorbachev, who ensured the stage would be set for Russia’s submission to a new age of destruction called Perestroika. In the 1990s, the program was titled Operation Hammer by the Trilateral Commission’s George Bush Sr., a program of looting of former state enterprises under the watch of the IMF, taking the name “shock therapy.”
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Speaker 0: George Soros had begun to make a name for himself as a conscience free economic hitman as early as World War two, collaborating with Nazis, which he described as the best time of my life.
Speaker 1: My understanding is is that you went out with this protector of yours who swore that you were his adopted godson.
Speaker 2: Yes. Yes.
Speaker 1: Went out, in fact, and helped in the confiscation of property from the Jews.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: Was it difficult?
Speaker 2: Not not not at all. Not at all. No problem
Speaker 1: at all. No feeling of guilt? No. For example, that I'm Jewish and here I am watching these people go, I could just as easily be there, I should be there, none of that.
Speaker 2: Well, actually funny way, it's just like in markets that if I weren't there, of course I wasn't doing it, but somebody else would would be taking it away anyhow.
Speaker 0: Followed by a mentorship under the Fabian Society's Karl Popper at the Langdon School of Economics, where he acquired his idea of open societies as a cover for world government control. Edmund de Rothschild agent George Karlweiss, chairman of the Rothschild Swiss based bank Privy, endowed Soros with the financial resources needed to launch a new type of organization called a hedge fund. From this moment onward, the young speculator began to make a fortune as a financial mercenary released during the new age of deregulation and deployed to destroy the economies of any nation resisting a banker's dictatorship through currency speculation. Using his ill begotten resources, George Soros was assigned to set up a network of private organizations to advance democracy building around the world. In 1979, Soros's Open Society Foundation came online and began to interface closely with the National Endowment for Democracy that soon set up two offices in China in the 1980s.
David Ignatius, the former head of the National Endowment for Democracy admitted in 1991 that this organization was little more than a front for the CIA when he noted that quote,
Speaker 1: A lot of what we do today was done covertly twenty five years ago by the CIA.
Speaker 0: Throughout the 1980s, the stage was set for the new world order, which some had come to call the end of history. In Hungary, George Soros' Open Society Foundations infused restructuring, privatization and other market driven reforms in 1988 which saw a new oligarchical class beholden to Wall Street emerge onto the election manipulation to oust the national's leadership of Ferdinand Marcos and install a western tool named Corazon Aquino in an early color revolution called the People Power Revolution. Russia had warmly embraced Soros and the National Endowment for Democracy under the leadership of liberalizer Mikhail Gorbachev, who ensured that the stage would be set for the submission of Russia to a new age of destruction that would come to be called Perestroika. During the 1990s this program was titled Operation Hammer by the Trilateral Commission's George Bush Sr. This program of looting of former state enterprises under the watch of the International Monetary Fund took the name shock therapy.
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
Soros’ role in Tiananmen Square: Soros along with CIA operative, James Lilley, worked with Chinese Premier, Zhao Ziyang, and tried to force a color revolution in China 🇨🇳. This coup failed to achieve its goals and China shut down Soros’ foundations and banned him for life. https://t.co/9FyGNKYlQc
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China nearly met this fate during the 1980s as George Soros enjoyed vast control over China's economy and found a loyal Chinese devotee in Zhao Jiang, who became premier from 1980 to 1987 and, from 1987 to 1989, chairman of the Communist Party of China. In 1986, Zhao sponsored the first of two Soros-run think tanks with the fund for the reform and opening up of China, using a million dollar grant by Soros, followed by the Institute for Economic and Structural Reform co-run by Zhao’s close advisor Chen Yizhi. Zhao also ensured thousands of young Chinese were given scholarships to receive indoctrination into Milton Friedman’s ideology within western universities, where they were expected to return to oversee China’s inevitable perestroika as a new technocratic managerial class. All that was needed was a revolutionary shock to break the hold of China’s nationalists and force Zhao Jiang into a Pinochet-like position of dictator and privatizer who would force his nation into the IMF clutches.
It was here that the CIA’s James Lilly, Ambassador to China, the National Endowment for Democracy, and George Soros deployed all of their resources to activate a full-blown color revolution on 06/04/1989, with student demonstrations in Tiananmen Square bursting into violence. What began as peaceful protests were soon infused with violent provocateurs, and efforts at peaceful dialogue were sabotaged by thousands of Molotov cocktails and dozens of unarmed Chinese soldiers who were hanged and lit on fire. Needless to say, unlike the cases of Hungary, the Philippines, or Russia, this coup d’etat failed to achieve its goals. In the wake of this attempt at a color revolution, China’s leadership immediately removed Zhao Jiang from power, placed him under house arrest for life, and arrested his leading cohorts. China also lost no time shutting down Soros’ Open Society Foundations and banned the financial terrorist for life.
With the vast assistance of Hong Kong triads, the CIA and MI6 arranged Operation Yellowbird, which funneled these Western provocateurs and Soros assets out of China, where many received luxurious rewards and scholarships at Ivy League universities in the USA, forming what the Washington Post’s Gavin Hewitt described as the nucleus of a democracy movement in exile.
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Speaker 0: Although it is not well known today, China nearly met this fate during the 1980s as George Soros enjoyed vast control over China's economy and even found a loyal Chinese devotee in the figure of Zhao Jiang who soon came to be known as China's Gorbachev. Zhao had become premier of China from 1980 to 1987 and from 1987 to 1989 rose to the highest position of authority as chairman of the Communist Party of China. In 1986, Zhao sponsored the first of two new Soros run think tanks with the fund for the reform and opening up of China using a million dollar grant by Soros followed by the Institute for Economic and Structural Reform co run by Zhao's close advisor Chen Yizhi. Zhao also ensured that thousands of young Chinese were given scholarships to receive indoctrination into Milton Friedman's ideology within western universities, where they were expected to return to oversee China's inevitable perestroika as a new technocratic managerial class. All that was needed was a revolutionary shock to break the hold of China's nationalists and force Zhaojiang into a Pinochet like position of dictator and privatizer who would force his nation into the IMF clutches.
It was here that the CIA's James Lilly, Ambassador to China, the National Endowment for Democracy and George Soros deployed all of their resources to activate a full blown color revolution on 06/04/1989 with student demonstrations in Tiananmen Square bursting into violence. What began as peaceful protests were soon infused with violent provocateurs and efforts at peaceful dialogue were sabotaged by thousands of Molotov cocktails and dozens of unarmed Chinese soldiers who were hanged and lit on fire. Needless to say, unlike the cases of Hungary, The Philippines or Russia, this coup d'etat failed to achieve its goals. In the wake of this attempt at a color revolution, China's leadership immediately removed Zhaojiang from power, placed him under house arrest for life and arrested his leading cohorts. China also lost no time shutting down Soros' open society foundations and banned the financial terrorist for life.
With the vast assistance of Hong Kong triads, the CIA and MI6 arranged Operation Yellowbird which funneled these Western provocateurs and Soros assets out of China where many received luxurious rewards and scholarships at Ivy League universities in The USA, forming what the Washington Post's Gavin Hewitt described as the nucleus of a democracy movement in exile.
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I reflect on the complexities of life in Auschwitz, where despite being an extermination camp, there were hospitals, kitchens, and even an orchestra. Initially, we had access to a library, newspapers, and entertainment like movies. We paid for these experiences with regular money, which later turned into coupons redeemable at the cantina. We even formed soccer teams, organizing games by nationality. Interestingly, as the war neared its end, I felt a noticeable easing of pressure within the camp, contrary to what one might expect.
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
On Auschwitz Propaganda: Why were there hospitals at an extermination camp? If it’s a death camp… why did they feed them at all? Why are there kitchens? They had an orchestra. They also had pianos and a theatre. https://t.co/7Ni8JWrXQk
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The majority of Auschwitz propaganda was written by ourselves in the camp, carried out for the world public until our very last day of presence in Auschwitz. The evil Germans actually went to great lengths to keep the inmates well fed, well housed and entertained in the German camps. The camps had decent, sufficient food until the last weeks of the war when the Allies had bombed all infrastructure of Germany into oblivion. We had an orchestra; one musician was so good he wrote the notes, a band played on weekends, and we did plays. A grand piano was brought into Block 1; the downstairs room was assigned for theatre. A stage curtain in Block 1 was to be built so performances could be done for women there. Isn't there anybody here who can help me sew on these curtain rings for the stage? I do
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Speaker 0: He said, it is no exaggeration when I say that the majority of all Auschwitz propaganda was written by ourselves in the camp. We carried out this propaganda in for the world public until our very last day of presence in Auschwitz. The evil Germans actually went to great lengths to keep the inmates well fed, well housed and entertained in the German camps. The camps had decent, sufficient food until the last weeks of the war when the Allies had bombed all infrastructure of Germany into oblivion.
Speaker 1: We also had an orchestra where some of the musicians stood together and one musician was so good that he had the instruments playing and he wrote the notes. Later on we had a band who played over the weekend. And, that was, of course, helping us. You know, we also did plays and stuff.
Speaker 2: Were there any cultural activities happening in Auschwitz? Yes. I told you we had a piano put into a not just a piano, a grand piano was brought into Block 1. Once that was built, that new block, the downstairs room was assigned for theatre. When he wanted to build a stage curtain in that new Block 1, which was one the big dining room was going to be also as a stage, so performances could be done for women there, cultural.
He said, for heaven's sake, isn't there anybody here who can help me sew on these curtain rings for the stage? I do
Speaker 0: it
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
At the beginning of those days there was a library 📚, newspapers, sometimes a violin 🎻. Later on they said they were going to build a movie 🎥 theater… we could go to see movies sometimes. They had postcards, money 💰 , cantina, cigarettes 🚬… https://t.co/FS59dk86Eu
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Entertainment in the camp included a library with books, newspapers, and occasional performances by a violin quartet. A plan to build a camp movie became reality, and we could watch films in barracks in the evenings—primarily German movies. At the main camp, inmates were allowed to ride home twice a month, once by postcard and once by letter; materials and letters were provided. Stamps could be bought with money, which came through the Jewish community in Vienna, sending funds to everyone. In the camp, currency existed; there was a cantina where, not often, cigarettes or other items were sold, so with money you could buy beer; food was scarce or not really available, usually sold in the cantina.
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Speaker 0: How did you entertain yourselves?
Speaker 1: Well, there were at that or at the beginning of those days, there was a library where people could get books to read. There were newspapers which we could get. And that and also among ourselves sometimes we had a a violin quartet used to come and play in barracks. And they even later on, they said, they're gonna build a movie in the camp. And the president said, said, only you must be crazy.
They gotta make a movie for us in the the camp. And the real thing happened. They made a movie in the camp. Yeah. And we we went in barracks after a barrack.
We we could go to see a movie sometimes in the evening. They brought movies in to the in the evening. And
Speaker 0: What kind of movies would they show?
Speaker 1: German movies. Once I came to the main camp, they were allowed twice a month to ride home. Once a postcard and once a letter.
Speaker 0: They gave you the materials?
Speaker 1: Yeah. They gave us the letter, the materials, so that we could
Speaker 0: How did you get the stamps?
Speaker 1: The stamps. We could buy stamps. We could
Speaker 0: buy You had money?
Speaker 1: Yeah. We got marveled still got marveled. The money we got through the Jewish community from Vienna who sent us everybody some money.
Speaker 0: And and in the camp, you could have currency?
Speaker 1: Yeah. They could have money because there was in camp also what they call a cantina and not many times, but once in a while they sold a few cigarettes or they sold something, whatever they had. So if you had money, you could buy in that canteen of beer. Food, there wasn't really any food really. They usually sold in
Speaker 0: some
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
They sold weak beer 🍺. Yes, we had to pay for the movies 🍿. After the regular money stopped, we got PAID in coupons. Paid for your WORK? Whatever, we got paid in coupons which were redeemable at the cantina. https://t.co/jD2X8gOp3e
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Inside the camp there was currency and a cantina. They sold a few cigarettes or whatever they had, and if you had money you could buy in that canteen of beer. Food, there wasn't really any food really. They usually sold some weak beer that sold also in the canteen, but not really anything else, not much. Mostly cigarettes. And when you went to the movies, you had to pay. After the money stopped, the regular money stopped, we got paid in coupons then. Paid for your work? Well, I don't know if it was for whatever. We got paid in coupons for which were redeemable in the in that container if they had something. So that was their their way of distributing money then to everybody. This everybody got this money.
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Speaker 0: And and in the camp you could have currency? They could have money because there was in camp also what they call a cantina. And not many times, but once in a while they sold a few cigarettes or they sold something, whatever they had. So if you had money, you could buy in that canteen of beer. Food, there wasn't really any food really.
They usually sold and sometimes they sold they sold some weak beer that sold also in the in the In the canteen? Yeah. But not really anything else, not much. Mostly cigarettes. And when you went to the movies, did you have to pay?
Yes. We had to pay. After the the money stopped, the regular money stopped, we got paid in coupons then. Paid for your work? Well, I don't know if it was for whatever.
We got paid for in coupons for which were redeemable in the in that container if they had something. So that was their their way of distributing money then to everybody. This everybody got this money.
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
Soccer Camp: Man 1: ‘For the weekends, we got a group of us together & we made a soccer team. Man 2: ‘In 1944, we had soccer ⚽️ games, soccer teams. We organized very well, soccer teams … each nationality organized soccer teams.’ https://t.co/oCQrkjcNdd
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During weekends, a group formed a soccer team to keep busy. "It's amazing that there would be a soccer soccer team, that there'd be enough energy left to do something like that." They weren’t as energetic as their regular team, but it helped keep minds off problems. In 1944, as Germans started losing the war, soccer games were played in Roslaus; each nationality organized its own team, they arranged equipment, and played on the assembly line, in the assembly blast, in Gross Rosen. It was freer by then, as Russians had pushed away and Americans had invaded, though food did not improve much because "they didn't have it very much themselves." Civilians helped by supplying teams and sometimes playing with them, "under the cover" and "they knew the walls almost all the time."
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Speaker 0: Of course, what we did is for the weekends we got together, we got a group of us together and we made a soccer team which was a little later where we played soccer.
Speaker 1: It's amazing that there would be a soccer soccer team, that there'd be enough energy left to do something like that.
Speaker 0: Well, I don't think we were quite as energetic as we were with the other regular team, but we did something to, you know, it kept our mind off these the problems we had.
Speaker 2: Especially the Germans start losing the war, nineteen forty three, forty four. So 1944 we had soccer games in Roslaus. Sucker teams, we organized very well, soccer teams, each nationality organized soccer teams. We organized our equipment, everything, and played soccer in the assembly line, in the assembly blast. In Gross Rosen.
So you know that much freer it was, but it was like the forty four'ers. Russians already pushed away, the Americans already invaded on the other side, so they had to give more freedom. But there was much more freedom and food didn't improve very much because simple reason they didn't have it very much themselves. Did the civilians try to help you at all? Did they trade goods for things?
As It's I say that we we have almost everything what we wanted, whether it's soccer teams from the civilians, from outside civilians. But that was strictly under the cover. They knew it but they didn't do much about it because they knew the walls almost all the time. They even played soccer with us.
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
Q: Is what you’re saying that the closer the end of the war came, pressure was let up rather than becoming more cruel? A: Definitely, in our camp you did feel the pressure let up. https://t.co/ji34lwRSfJ
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1944 incident is recalled: 'one of the top enlisted SS men decided he wants to play for the Polish team.' The Polish team said, 'you can play for us,' and then 'the commandant, commandant, SS commandant, he was like a captain. He decided to want to play for the German team.' So he went in the field. 'I think they were a little bit tipsy.' 'And the funny part of it, we said just let them play, they play almost by themselves. We just run around them.' It was in 1944, 'it's almost things came to close.' The question: 'So, what you're saying then that the closer the end of the war came, pressure was let up rather than becoming more cool?' The response: 'In our camp, pressure you you did feel the pressure made up. There were weddings and even maternity wards for pregnant women'
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Speaker 0: Just to make the store store funny, the the toy incident funny that one time the Polish team played against German teams and one of the top enlisted SS men decided he wants to play for the Polish team. So we say okay, you can play for us. And then the commandant, commandant, SS commandant, he was like a captain. He decided to want to play for the German team. So he went in the field.
I think they were a little bit tipsy.
Speaker 1: How did you feel about that?
Speaker 0: And the funny part of it, we said just let them play, they play almost by themselves. We just run around them. But that was one of the incidents which stuck so funny in it. But that's happened, it was 1944, it's almost things came to close.
Speaker 1: So, what you're saying then that the closer the end of the war came, pressure was let up rather than becoming more cool?
Speaker 0: In our camp, pressure you you did feel the pressure made up. There were weddings and even maternity wards for pregnant women
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I shared a short clip about the Russo-Japanese War, featuring a reenactment of a conversation between bankers Jacob Schiff and Takahashi Korekiyo. Schiff pledged support to Japan as revenge for the Kishinev pogroms in Tsarist Russia. His strategic loans played a crucial role in Japan's unexpected victory over Russia. Additionally, Japan sought financing from Lord Nathan Rothschild, while the British worked to ensure Japan's success in defeating the Russian fleet, eliminating a major European competitor in the Far East.
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
Short clip on the Russo-Japanese War & reenactment of a conversation between Bankers Jacob Schiff & Takahashi Korekiyo. Jacob Schiff pledges to help Japan 🇯🇵 as a form of revenge for pogroms (Kishinev pogrom) that had occurred in Tsarist Russia 🇷🇺.
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According to Speaker 0, the Japanese Imperial Army was victorious but allowed Russia to narrowly escape. Speaker 0 is planning a second trip to New York to solicit public loans and is relying on Mr. Schiff's cooperation.
Speaker 1 states that whether Japan wins is not important. He mentions that 5,000,000 Jews are persecuted in Russia. He lent the Russian Czar money with conditions to stop the persecution but claims Russia doesn't keep promises. Speaker 1 has considerable hopes for Japan because of its organization and military strength against Russia. While Russia is a major power, Speaker 1 believes that as long as the war continues, czarist Russia will weaken.
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Speaker 0: In Japan's defeat. It's just the opposite of the fact. The Japanese believe that the modesty is a virtue. So we can't make a big thing about succeeding in war, saying we won or we did it. The truth is that Japanese Imperial Army was a victor, but it let the Russian have a narrow escape.
As a result, the Japanese government won't have a foreign, but I'm sure they will soon move up again. Definitely.
Speaker 1: Whether Japan wins or not is not that important.
Speaker 0: What?
Speaker 1: Mister Tekahashi, I gather you're going to visit The United States again.
Speaker 0: Yes. I'm going to New York to fraud in public loan for the second time. Mister Shiff, I'm counting on your cooperation again.
Speaker 1: I know. Mister Taigahashi Yeah. Are you aware that there are 5,000,000 Jews in Russia?
Speaker 0: So many?
Speaker 1: In Russia, they are persecuted and slaughtered simply because they are Jews. I requested the Russian czar to stop persecuting the Jews. I lent him some money with conditions attached. But in Russia, they don't have the custom of keeping or keeping their promises. I have considerable hopes for Japan, which has excellent organization and greater military strength against Russia than any European revolutionary power.
Mister Schiff, Russia is a major power. Do you really believe Japan can win? Well, I don't know. But as long as the war is continuing, I'm sure that czarist Russia will grow weaker.
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
Schiff's strategic loans to Japan during this war facilitated Japan's surprise victory over Russia. Schiff was also involved in the creation of the Federal Reserve & financed the Bolshevik Revolution. Here is another article on the topic: https://www.unz.com/lromanoff/stalins-jews/
Stalin’s Jews
This topic is important not only for its own sake but because it provides linkages that help us to put other historical events in perspective, and even more because it is an astonishing, even astounding, example of how history is spun, of how the omission of only a few crucial facts can totally distort an entire vital segment of history. One result is that much of what we “know” of our history is factually wrong, but also it provokes us to despise innocent people while sympathising with the guilty. Some years ago, Sever Plocker wrote an article for Israel’s Ynet
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@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
Japan 🇯🇵 turned to Lord Nathan Rothschild to finance the war itself. The British 🇬🇧 did everything they could to ensure that the Japanese would crush the Russian 🇷🇺 fleet, effectively removing their main European competitor for the far East. https://t.co/OsrwIw8Vgt
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Leading up to the Great War, some British press agents tried to portray international incidents as German hostility. When the Russo-Japanese war began, rumors in London suggested Germany ignited the conflict to create animosity between Russia and England.
However, Lord Lansdowne had conducted secret negotiations with Japan before the formal treaty in 1902. Japan turned to Lord Nathan Rothschild to finance the war. The British denied the Russian Navy access to the Suez Canal and provided high-quality coal to Japan, helping Japan defeat Russia and eliminate their European competitor in the Far East. The Japanese navy was constructed in Britain.
When the Russians accidentally fired on British fishing trawlers in 1904, killing three fishermen, the British public was outraged. Instead of escalating the situation, the press tried to downplay the incident. The British Foreign Office attempted to blame the incident on Germany, leading to a press war between Britain and Germany.
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Speaker 0: Time and again throughout the decade leading up to the Great War, the group's influential agents in the British press tried to turn every international incident into another example of German hostility. When the Russo Japanese war broke out, rumors swirled in London that it was in fact the Germans that had stirred up the hostilities. The theory went that Germany, in a bid to ignite conflict between Russia and England, who had recently concluded an alliance with the Japanese, had fanned the flames of war between Russia and Japan. The truth, of course, was almost precisely the opposite. Lord Lansdowne had conducted secret negotiations with Japan before signing a formal treaty in January 1902.
Having exhausted their reserves building up their military, Japan turned to Cecil Rhodes' co conspirator, Lord Nathan Rothschild, to finance the war itself. Denying the Russian Navy access to the Suez Canal and high quality coal, which they did provide to the Japanese, the British did everything they could to ensure that the Japanese would crush the Russian fleet, effectively removing their main European competitor for the Far East. The Japanese navy was even constructed in Britain, but these facts did not find their way into the Milner controlled press. When the Russians accidentally fired on British fishing trawlers in the North Sea in 1904, killing three fishermen and wounding several more, the British public was outraged. Rather than whip up the outrage, however, The Times and other mouthpieces of the secret society instead tried to paper over the incident.
Meanwhile, the British Foreign Office outrageously tried to blame the incident on the Germans, kicking off a bitter press war between Britain and Germany.
@JuanGutiCA714 - Juan Hodl
Putin explains the make up (80-85% Jews) of the Bolsheviks, who led the first Soviet government & were the first successful Marxist coup in history. They went on to commit one of the greatest slaughters of all time… killing upwards of 60 million people. https://t.co/NrLLCBHSEe
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The library was nationalized by the first Soviet government, which had around 80-85 Jewish members. However, they made arrests and repressed Jews, Orthodox, and other religious groups, lumping them all together. These false ideological beliefs led to misguided actions.
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Speaker 0: Национализация этой библиотеки было принято первым советским правительством, и членами его являлись примерно 80-85 евреев. Но они же, руководствуясь ложными идеологическими соображениями, шли тогда на аресты и репрессии иудеев, православных, представителей других конфессий, мусульман. Они всех гребли под одну гребёнку. И вот эти идеологические шоры и ложные идеологические установки, они, слава богу,