Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Marshall later testified before Congress that he "couldn't
remember" where he was on Pearl Harbor Day.
The "managed conflict" was well on its way.
THE MANAGED CONFLICT
Jacques Rueff points out that [Hjalmar] Schacht did not
invent Hitler's monetary policy; it was imposed on
Germany "by American and British creditors to finance
war preparations and finally unleash war itself" (Reuff,
"The Monetary Sins of the West"). Rueff also points out
that the Standstill Agreement of 1931 allowing Germany
a moratorium on war debts through the 1930s was an
amicable pact between the London, New York and
German branches of the Warburg and Schroder
[banking] houses. Max Warburg remained Schacht's
deputy at the Reichsbank until 1938; Kurt von Schroder
then became his deputy. (Schacht's father had been
Berlin agent for the Equitable Life Insurance Co. of New
York.) The industrialist levies for Hitler (the "Circle of
Friends") were paid into the Schroder Bank.
Throughout the 1930s, Hitler was duped into persevering
in his desire for friendship with England, an alliance
originally proposed jointly by Theodore Roosevelt and
the Kaiser in 1898 between the three Nordic powers:
England, Germany and the United States. The
Schroders assured Hitler that their Anglo-German
Fellowship in England was a hundred times more
influential than it actually was. With such figures as the
Astors and the Chamberlains supporting rapport with