As I explained in my last post about the Bilderberg group, now is the time for the truth to be told. I hope this post will help to inform those who read it about the truth behind the U.S entering what has been known as the 'Great War'. In this issue, as is usually the case, all one has to do to find the truth is follow the trail of money.
In order to truly understand what happened in WW1, we must understand all angles of the conflict. The war broke out on July 28, 1914, after a continued building up of arms and increased hostilities between the Central Powers of Germany and the Allied forces of France and Britain. The war escalated and the U.S was determined to remain neutral in 'Europe's war'. Immediately the Allied powers began to turn to the U.S banks to help fund the war effort. The banks, led by the Morgan brothers, were eager to grant huge loans, in hope of making huge sums of cash off interest. This is exactly what happened. During the early part of the war, U.S banks were raking in millions of dollars a day.
Then, halfway through the war, everything changed. France was quickly being overrun, and Germany had launched all out submarine warfare on Britain, hoping to starve the island country. The Allied powers were in grave danger. This had a huge effect on the banks. Having lent out billions of dollars, if the allied powers lost the war, the banks would have to eat all the losses. This could potentially cause a collapse of the most powerful banks in the world. This could not happen; so a plan was formed.
It started with, then First Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill making a shoot on sight order for all German U-boats. This hostile approach to naval warfare escalated German attacks on British ships. Churchill's thought behind this was if violence was increased, America might be coerced into joining the war. At the same time, America continued shipping goods and war supplies to Allied powers. On May 6, 1915 an British ship headed for America called the Lusitania was hit by a German submarine, and sunk. 128 Americans were killed. This was all the American people needed to declare war.
This is where most history books end the story. However, in truth, the story is much more complicated. Days before the ship was sunk, the German embassy in the U.S released a statement warning Americans to stay of cargo ships heading to Britain. They warned these ships would be sunk. The article was withheld and never reached the public. The ship itself was not a simple passenger ship. The truth is, the Lusitania was a war ship and contained illegal and smuggled goods headed toward the Allied powers. The stage was now set; Churchill sent the Lusitania directly into the territory controlled by German U-boats and gave orders to slow the ship to half speed. For the Germans, it was now as easy as shooting fish in a barrel. The ship was sunk, and over a thousand innocent lives were lost. But the banks and Britain got their wish, America joined forces with the Allied powers and won the war.
If this is true, the implications are massive. It would mean that the banks have control over our foreign affairs. That they encourage war and even create it, as a means of generating revenue. This is the sad truth. Since the creation of the Bank of England, one of the first examples of a powerful bank, there have been 9 global conflicts. To give further evidence that the banks had a major role in getting America into WW1, we need to look no further than the U.S Neutrality Acts of the 1930's. The U.S gov't deemed it illegal to grant money to either side of the conflict in WW2. This was in response to the common knowledge that the banks contributed heavily into getting the U.S into Europe's conflict
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