LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

London and Washington, that helps the better type of American to
understand both Mr. Churchill and Mr. Roosevelt, and the forces that
have raised those highly undesirable specimens of inhumanity to the
prominence they now enjoy, if enjoy is still the right word. I doubt they
did enjoy it till quite recently. But we doubt if their personal pleasure is
being increasingly shared by the governed. In any case the Jewish
proposal to make Roosevelt world emperor and to locate the New
Jerusalem on the Isthmus of Panama, with NO checks and controls
imposed on it, by even the angry Saxons, is an idea which ought to
inspire the Countess of Oxford, and Mr. Crowther. Perhaps the B.B.C.
will explain it, with a footnote or two by Mr. Shaw.
#70 (March 25, 1943) U.S.(C22)
TO RECAPITULATE
This war did not begin in 1939. It is not a unique result of the infamous
Versailles treaty. It is impossible to understand it without knowing at
least a few precedent historic events, which mark the cycle of combat.
No man can understand it without knowing at least a few facts and their
chronological sequence.
The war is PART of the age old struggle between the usurer and the rest
of mankind: between the usurer and peasant, the usurer and producer,
and finally between the usurer and the merchant, between usurocracy
and the mercantilist system.
There are almost no absolute novelties in economics. One can, in most
cases, merely say that such or such phenomena date AT LEAST from
such and such dates.
The true basis of credit was known in Siena at least by A.D. 1620. This
knowledge went into the founding of the Monte dei Paschi, a bank
which still endures, and was the only bank in Italy that did not fail at the
time of Napoleon.