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The Soon Coming Judgment Of God Upon America and How To Escape It 233
writing in his 1937 book America’s Sixty Families states:
So far as can be learned, the Rockefellers have given up their old policy of
owning newspapers and magazines outright, relying now upon the publications of
all camps to serve their best interests in return for the vast volume of petroleum
and allied advertising under Rockefeller control. After the J.P. Morgan bloc, the
Rockefellers have the most advertising of any group to dispose of. And when
advertising alone is not sufficient to insure the fealty of newspaper, the
Rockefeller companies have been known to make direct payments in return for a
friendly editorial attitude.
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G. Edward Griffin states in The Creature From Jekyll Island: “It is not surprising,
therefore, that a large part of the nation’s press, particularly in the east, began to editorially
denounce Germany. The cry spread across the land to take up arms against ‘the enemy of
western civilization.’ Editors became eloquent on the patriotic duty of all Americans to defend
world democracy. Massive ‘preparedness’ demonstrations and parades were organized” but this
was not enough to gull the American public.
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With Morgan and the Rockefeller in control of the press, the truth was withheld from the
public and Germany was blamed for killing innocent Americans. President Wilson ran for
reelection and won on the basis that he would keep America out of the war. While he was
making these promises to the American public he had already made a secret agreement with
Britain and France to bring America into the war on the side of the Allies. It was agreed that the
United States would attempt to negotiate a peace treaty. This in actuality was a setup to make
Germany look like the aggressor. During the negotiations the US would offer peace terms to
Germany that were known to be unacceptable or more accurately described as totally unfair.
When Germany refused to agree to the peace treaty it would make them look like the aggressor
and would allow the United States to enter the war on the side of the allies.
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The U.S. Declares War
The plan worked and on April 6, 1917 the United States Congress declared war and
America entered the war on the side of the Allies as President Wilson had secretly promised the
Allies. The truth of the matter is, by supplying arms to Britain, the US was committing hostile
acts against Germany. It would be expected that Germany would sink ships supplying its enemy
during a war. The US would similarly regard such acts as hostile and would act in a similar
manner. During the 2003 war in Iraq, Syria provided military equipment to Iraq. Regarding this,
US Defense Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld made “a stern warning to Syria”, saying, “These
deliveries pose a direct threat to the lives of coalition forces.… We consider such trafficking as
hostile acts, and will hold the Syrian government responsible for the incidents.”
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The League of Nations
At the end of the war the US was instrumental in the formation of the League of Nations.
It was this vehicle that President Wilson had hoped would make him the first world leader but it
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