Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

trenches with the British, the French, the Germans and
other nationalites.
The warmongers set up three principal organizations to
force the United States into World War I -- the Council on
National Defense, the Navy League, and the League to
Enforce Peace. The Council on National Defense was
authorized by act of Congress August, 1916, although
there was no nation on earth known to be contemplating
any attack on the United States.
Pancho Villa had led a small group of bandits against
Columbus, New Mexico, but this raid was hardly an
occasion for national mobilization. It was a retaliatory
strike because of the actions of New York bankers in
Mexico -- the Warburgs held the bonds of the National
Railways of Mexico; George F. Peabody and Eugene
Meyer and Cleveland H. Dodge owned the copper mines
of Mexico; Seligman & Co. owned Electric Power and
Light of Mexico. The Mexican Revolution was an uprising
against President Porfirio Diaz, who had collaborated
profitably with the Warburgs and Rockefellers for years.
Percy N. Furber, president of the Oil Fields of Mexico
Ltd. told C.W. Barron:
"The Mexican Revolution was really caused by H. Clay Pierce, who owned
35% of Pierce-Waters Oil Co.; Standard Oil owned the other 65%. He
wanted to get my property. He demanded of Diaz that he should take off the
taxes on oil imports so that Standard Oil could bring in products from the
U.S. Diaz refused."
Furber said that he put up the money for Francisco
Madero to oust Diaz. Madero was then murdered by