LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

#105, FCC Transcript (July 4, 1943) U.K.(C57)
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Reports to the Congress Commission, reports to the MacMillan
Commission protesting against the ruin of China and India by
Churchill’s return to gold.
You would not listen, you would not listen, nothing would make you
take the faintest trace of a half possible interest in Hitler’s warnings, in
Major Douglas’ warnings, in the writers of McNair Wilson, Professor
Stoddard— —. Those were the symbols.
A fine symbol, a holy synod, a rock on which such as Lamb— —, of
ample— —upheld for their church. When I mention Mr. Morgenthau to
you, you turn off the radio, the subject is so disagreeable. Mr.
Morgenthau is returning to gold so that— —as soon as he possibly can.
That is, as soon as it will mean the highest possible profits on monies
lent to humanity, on the debts made by the war which is to be used
according to ritual to control the currency after the war, the world
currency return. No small— —by mere manipulations by kikes of the
money of your little empire or of the American continent, but the world
currency is to be stabilized and you are old with 3 jockies in livery.
And that livery will not include coat and pants. You will go out in your
underwear. It will be the livery of the new— —, of the new— —against
which the prices of wheat and clothing will fluctuate.
I’ll say they will fluctuate, but the money will remain fixed and— —and
there will be no boys on the board of directors. Shop dressing, window
dressing has prevailed up to the present. There always have been a few
Lord (Windrums and Dindrums) on the board of directors to bamboozle
the soft hearted public.