Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Americas. This was the cause of the Rebellion; as
Benjamin Franklin pointed out, the little tax on tea,
amounting to about a dollar a year per American family,
could have been borne, but the colonists could not
survive the banning of their own money.
The Bank of England and the Rothschilds continued to
play a dominant role in the commercial life of the United
States, causing panics and depressions for the
Rothschilds whenever their officials were instructed to do
so. When the Second Bank of the United States expired
in 1836, and President Jackson refused to renew it,
[thus] creating great prosperity in the United States when
government funds were deposited in other banks, the
Rothschilds punished the upstarts by causing the Panic
of 1837. As Henry Clews writes in "Twenty-Eight Years
on Wall Street", p. 157: "The Panic of 1837 was
aggravated by the Bank of England when it in one day
threw out all the paper connected with the United
States."
By refusing to credit American notes and stocks, the
Bank of England created financial panic among the
holders of that paper. The panic enabled Rothschild's
agents, Peabody and Belmont, to reap a fortune in
buying up depreciated stocks during the panic.
The Bank of England has played a prominent role in
wars, revolutions, and espionage, as well as business
panics. When Napoleon escaped from Elba in 1815, the
London gold market jumped overnight from 4lb.6d to