Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Covington and Burling, obtaining the position for the firm
as Washington legal representative for nine Communist
governments.
On April 29, 1943, the Board of Economic Warfare
granted a special license to Chematar Corp. of New York
to fill an order from the Soviet Purchasing Commission
for 200 lb. uranium oxide, 220 lb. uranium nitrate, and 25
lb. of uranium metal, commodities virtually unknown at
that time, thus launching the Soviet atomic program.
Today every American citizen lives under the threat of
Soviet nuclear war.
On Jan. 29, 1944, Special Ambassador W. Averell
Harriman in Moscow informed the State Dept. that "we"
must turn over to the Russians the currency printing
plates which had been engraved for the U.S. Treasury by
Forbes Co. of Boston. The State Dept. delayed action on
this request for several weeks. On March 22, Harry
Dexter White met with Gromyko at the Soviet Embassy
and assured him the plates would be delivered. Both
Harriman and White made daily demands until the plates
were turned over to the Soviet Union April 14, 1944. The
Soviet Union then printed $300 million in currency which
was redeemed by the American taxpayers.
After the "Cold War" began, the financiers continued
their efforts to aid the Soviets. In 1967, the New York
Times announced that a new consortium had been
formed to promote trade with Russia, composed of Cyrus
Eaton's Tower Corp., Rockefeller's International Basic