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CHAPTER 3: FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
W ORLD W AR II AS A MANAGED CONFLIC T ON BEHALF OF
THE FINANCIAL OLIGARCHY
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The Rise of FDR
The Managed Conflict
Post-War Consolidation
Financial Exploitation
THE RISE OF FDR
The Crash of 1929 and the resulting depression have
been exhaustively covered in a previous work (see:
Secrets of the Federal Reserve, 1983). Roosevelt was
elected president in 1932 in a campaign which ignored
Hoover's Rothschild connections and his World War I
record. Instead, Roosevelt blamed Hoover for a
depression which had been set up by the Bank of
England. Hoover states in his Memoirs:
"In replying to Roosevelt's statement that I was responsible for the orgy of
speculation, I considered for some time whether I should expose the
responsibility of the Federal Reserve Board by its deliberate inflation policies
from 1925-28 under European influence, and my opposition to these
policies."
Hoover remained silent, and was ushered out of office.
He later termed Gerard Swope's "economic planning" for
the New Deal as "the precise pattern of Fascism". "The
New Dealers", by an Unofficial Observer, Literary Guild
1934, noted that the New Deal included W.A. Harriman,
administrator in charge of heavy industry, and his sister,
Mary Rumsey, who backed Newsweek with Vincent
Astor, and the New Deal weekly, Today. "Observer" also
noted that Col. House was the elder statesman behind