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THE WORLD ORDER: A STUDY IN THE HEG
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MHP EDITORS PREFACE ABOUT THIS BOOK
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In "The Greek Way", Edith Hamilton
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worth from 70 to 100 million florin
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nations, they reaped huge profits..
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The New York Evening Post noted Jul
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embodied the ancient prophecy that
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ROTHSCHILD INTERESTS IN ENGLAND In
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4. Lazard Brothers, Shell, English
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Rio Tinto's chairman is Sir Anthony
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"In the Panic of 1837, Belmont was
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famed as "the most powerful banker
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in-glove with the Harrimans, the Go
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The Boer War was started by Rothsch
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Halperin also notes another contrib
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"On 19 March Chamberlain telegraphe
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had been married several times, to
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the most part Spanish or Dutch Jews
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also invested large sums from his "
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o o o o o o o Sir William Scawen Si
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5lb.7d. The leading buyer was Natha
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G.W. McMahon, deputy governor since
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THE MERCHANTS OF DEATH AND W ORLD W
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CARSE: I believe there was some set
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Throughout the war no action was ta
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Dr. Ellis Powell told an audience a
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Victoriano Huerta, the pawn of Lord
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"MR. GRAHAM: Did the President expr
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The Baruch War Industries Board (WI
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of the Reuters Bank, which had been
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Although the war was going well for
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America, Dr. James T. Shotwell, Eug
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already had a group with similar ai
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The 1934 list of members of RIIA in
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Shoup's "Imperial Brain Trust", 196
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approach to some of the great probl
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The profiteers from the drug trade
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The Congo empire came into being in
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Prince Thurn und Taxis also has fou
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million value. The jewels, belongin
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Peabody International, and N.M. Rot
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Although Jacob Schiff's personal ag
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-- Woodrow Wilson, quoted in "The G
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power of a totalitarian state, to s
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mercy, or should we say business ?
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Lenin said, "The Soviet Union must
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mother was the daughter of Lord Spe
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Rothschild & Sons of London, we can
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These were the organizers of the Wo
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that Trotsky be released, but the s
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Standard Oil Bank. As Rockefeller w
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Covington and Burling, obtaining th
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The Rockefeller family is sometimes
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When Nikolai Kruschev, dictator of
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to the title "most dangerous man in
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Criminals understand only one law -
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potential opposition can the parasi
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CHAPTER 3: FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT W
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Roosevelt was given the opportunity
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Germany, Hitler was persuaded that
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plan for an [English] Channel cross
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and was recently appointed head of
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It is obvious that they can rack up
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creating a recession in an election
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Bureau of Narcotics refused to inve
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companies were absorbed into the Am
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narcotics factories in operation, w
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covert funds, laundering huge sums
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"Shultz is the fourth member of Bec
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price increases inflicted upon the
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"Increasingly sensitive to accusati
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no autopsy. Someone in the Kremlin,
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Oil and Kaiser, firms in which he h
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Arabian operations, C. Stribling Sn
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Dillon, Read, named him Under Secre
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Defense Weinberger was vice preside
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perhaps because of its well known C
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The World Order controls the citize
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this type of despotism, the most ef
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Many eunuchs who became a liability
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Because of its international connec
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Germany 1897-1902. His final legacy
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Consequently, it was not without em
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"For all who know anything of the s
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Jerome D. Greene, secretary of Harv
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On Aug. 29, 1908, the Democratic Na
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PRESIDENTS: George E. Vincen
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AND SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL BOARD 1909
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W ALLACE K. HARRISON, ARCHITECT ROC
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W INTHROP ALDRICH, ROCKEFELLER FAMI
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61, chmn Naval Warfare panel 1967-7
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Fund they control government policy
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withholding tax is not a legal noti
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The 1971 list of trustees of the Ro
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Board, which had dictatorial powers
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Present directors of Brookings incl
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"It has always been a tradition tha
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Covington, a Maryland congressman,
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and lawyers who function as front m
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Judicial Organization at the U.N. S
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Hedley Donovan, Rhodes Scholar, dir
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Helene L. Kaplan, lawyer with Webst
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academic life, and communications i
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[Note that this was written before
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Boston, Champion and Honeywell. Pre
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on War, Peace and Revolution. The H
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Roosevelt dedicated the dam Sept. 3
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The "Report of the National Committ
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'Herbert Hoover is the most interes
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Robert Grant of the U.S. Food Admin
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Despite his charitable preoccupatio
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permitted to leave only with the cl
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University. The New York Times note
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30, 1941, a new 14 story, 210 ft. b
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Packard, to start an electronics co
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Hoover. Also at the Hoover was Stef
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Alan Greenspan, president Economics
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"Honegger Hotline: Pres. aide Barba
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into a tax corral from which they c
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University. They were later hired b
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was sponsored by the Cato Institute
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William Simon, director Citibank, f
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Robert Nisbet, John Dewey lecturer
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In 1953, the Ford Foundation set up
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director Chase Manhatten Bank, R.H.
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Glen E. Watt, of AFL-CIO, member Cl
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Tavistock Institute developed the m
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The "experiment" in compulsory raci
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writing in the Washington Post Aug.
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in the 16th century; the present Ea
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kulaks, and to starve them out. The
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commit them to do "charitable" work
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After gaining control of the nation
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should there be a World Order? Is i
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way can the World Order maintain it
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It has taken centuries of patient e
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The great American fortunes origina
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Sir Walter Raleigh, a patriot, saw
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from American foundations, houses G
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Madison during the War of 1812, and
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the fine arts for object. Then infi
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In October, 1926, Governor Emile Mo
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it at his disposal to achieve World
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immediately recognizing each other
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European and American population wi
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Freudian psychology was developed b
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Therefore, the parasite carefully i
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syndicate censors all thought and m
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abolish the present political and s
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is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength".
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determination to gradually weaken a