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The Soon Coming Judgment Of God Upon America and How To Escape It 242
cash to the revolution. Thompson also raised ten-million roubles for the revolution through the
sale of Russian bonds on Wall Street. “In addition, he gave over two-million roubles to
Alexander Kerensky for propaganda purposes inside Russia.”
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Finally, according to a 1918
report of the United States Naval Secret Service, Paul Warburg, chairman of the Federal Reserve
Board, used his position to funnel an unknown amount of money from Germany to Lenin and
Trotsky.
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In his well researched book The World Order, Eustace Mullins explains that the Wall
Street and banking establishment began backing Lenin during his failed revolution in 1915.
There backing continued for decades. Mullins writes:
In 1915, the American International Corporation was formed in New
York. Its principal goal was the coordination of aid, particularly financial
assistance, to the Bolsheviks which had previously been provided by Schiff and
other bankers on an informal basis. The new firm was funded by J.P. Morgan, the
Rockefellers, and the National City Bank (now Citibank).
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Mullins continues with how funding was not only provided by Wall Street and the banks
but by the US government and the Red Cross as well:
The Leninists quickly exhausted the funds advanced by the Germans when
they reached Russia, and once again the Bolshevik bid for absolute power seemed
in doubt. To whom should Lenin turn but his powerful friend in the White House?
Wilson promptly sent Elihu Root, Kuhn Loeb lawyer and former Secretary of
State, to Russia with $20 million from his Special War Fund, to be given to the
Bolsheviks. This was revealed in Congressional Hearings on Russian Bonds, HJ
8714.U5, which shows the financial statement of Woodrow Wilson’s expenditure
of the $100 million voted him by Congress as a Special War Fund. The statement,
showing the expenditure of $20 million in Russia by Root’s Special War Mission
to Russia, is also recorded in the Congressional Record, Sept. 2, 1919, as given by
Wilson’s secretary, Joseph Tumulty.
Not to be outdone in generosity, J.P. Morgan & Co. also rushed financial
assistance to the beleaguered Lenin terrorists. Col. Raymond Robins headed a
Red Cross Mission to Russia. Henry P. Davison, J.P. Morgan’s righthand man
(also a member of the Jekyll Island team which secretly wrote the Federal
Reserve Act in 1910), had raised $370 million in cash for the Red Cross during
World War I, of which several millions were brought to the Russians by Robins
team. Aiding him in this charitable work were Frank Vanderlip, chairman of
American International Corp., and William Boyce Thompson, another director of
the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Major Harold H. Swift, head of the meat
packing family, accompanied Robins on this mission of mercy, or should we say
business? Swift used the occasion to garner a $10 million meat order for his
brother-in-law, Edward Morris, of Morris Co. On Jan. 22, 1920, the Soviets
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