Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

designed to discredit and render impotent anyone
opposed to Communism who became involved in its
work.
On Feb. 1, 1919, Edward L. Doheny, the oil tycoon, told
C.W. Barron, founder of the Wall Street Journal:
"Pres. Eliot of Harvard is teaching Bolshevism. The worst Bolsheviks in the
U.S. are not only college professors, of whom President Wilson is one, but
capitalists and the wives of capitalists. Frank A. Vanderlip is a Bolshevik.
Socialism is the poison that destroys democracy. Socialism holds out the
hope that a man can quit work and be better off. Bolshevism is the true fruit
of Socialism."
The world headquarters of the Bolshevik movement was
now at 120 Broadway on Wall Street. The Equitable Life
Bldg. at 120 Brodway had been built by a corporation
organized by Gen. T. Coleman DuPont. During the early
1920s, 120 Broadway not only housed EquitableLife, but
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York, whose directors were
enthusiastically supporting the Bolsheviks
American International Corporation, which had been organized to aid
the Soviet Union
Weinberg and Posner, which received a $3 million order for
machinery from the Soviet Union in 1919, and whose vice president
was Ludwig Martens, first Soviet Ambassador to the U.S.
John McGregor Grant, whose operations were financed by Olaf
Aschberg of Nya Banken, Stockholm, who had transmitted large
sums furnished by the Warburgs for the Bolshevik Revolution. The
London agent of Nya Banken was the British Bank of North
Commerce, whose chairman was Earl Grey, a close associate of
Cecil Rhodes. Grant had been blacklisted by the U.S. Government
for his support of Germany during World War I
and on the top floor of 120 Broadway was the exclusive Bankers
Club.