Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Russia as a major step toward achieving the kind of
postwar world he envisioned. He made sure the U.S.
was the first to recognize the Provisional Government."
Maddox points out that Wilson insisted that No. 6 of his
famous Fourteen Points at Versailles was that "Russia
should continue under institutions of her own choosing",
thus guaranteeing the future of the Bolshevik regime. His
closest political aide, Col. House, sent his own secretary,
Kenneth Durant, to Russia to become a secretary in the
SovietBur in 1920!
William Laurence Sanders, chairman of Ingersoll Rand,
and deputy chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York, wrote to Wilson, Oct. 17, 1918: "I am in
sympathy with the Soviet form of government as the best
suited for the Russian people." George Foster Peabody,
also deputy chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York since 1914, and noted "philanthropist" who
organized the General Education Board for the
Rockefellers, stated that he supported the Bolshevik
form of state monopoly.
Thus we had three of the most prominent officials of the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York on record as
supporting Bolshevism: Sanders, Peabody and William
Boyce Thompson. Thompson then announced he was
giving one million dollars to promote Bolshevik
propaganda in the United States! Because the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York was controlled by five New
York banks who owned 53% of its stock, and because
these five banks were directly controlled by N.M.