Sunday, October 9, 2011

The Rise Of The House Of Rothschild

The following is an article I wrote for our monthly magazine, "The White Worker". I spent quite a bit of time researching this. My sources are listed at the bottom. This tells the same story as the video whose link I posted last week. It tells how the banking system worked, and how the Rothschild family became so powerful.

Dan 88!

The History Of Money

Money makes the world go around. These days, money is God. The bottom line is always money. It wasn't always so. Before money, we used the barter system. We traded something for something. Then, in Ancient Mesopotamia, someone got the idea
of using something small and valuable, such as precious gems and metals to pay for goods and services instead of bartering. This was the beginning of the monetary system as we know it. It was also the beginning of greed as we know it.

Real wealth comes not just from possessing money, but from controlling it as well. Here's the problem. If money is simply a nugget of gold or silver, or a diamond or emerald, how does someone control it? Simple! Through the government, back then it was the king, an official currency was issued. That could simply mean a piece of gold or silver with the king's seal or face on it. No other gold or silver could be used unless it had those marks on it, and if you control how many pieces of gold, silver, or copper are made, then you control all the money, even if you don't actually possess it all!

The next step is to make different pieces worth different amounts, to make them easier to trade with. Also, it would be a good idea to make them all look unique to the kingdom you live in, and accept no "foreign" currency, or accept it, but at a lesser value. This would be the beginning of coinage. Now you've tightened your hold even more.

The Ancient Jews

For a long time the Jews had been called upon to pay their temple tax with a special coin called the shekel. It was a measured half ounce of pure silver with no image on it, only a mark to differentiate between the shekel, and the half shekel.

It was to them the only coin acceptable to their religion.

These coins were extremely limited in number, and was the ONLY form of payment the Synagogue accepted (Jews still have to pay to get into the Synagogue).

But because there was only a limited number of these coins in circulation, those who owned these coins could charge almost anything they wanted, and those who wanted to go to Synagogue had no choice but to buy them. They used trade goods, or other currencies such as the drachma to buy shekels.

These "money changers" made huge profits with their monopoly on these coins. Once money is accepted as a form of exchange, those who produce, loan out and manipulate the quantity of money are obviously in a very strong position.

THE BEGINNING OF BANKING

The early origins of banking and investing can be traced back to Medeviel Europe and the goldsmith. As the blacksmith works with iron, goldsmiths work with gold, making jewelry, gold eating utensils and decorations for the wealthy, and making coins for the kingdom.

Many of what we might now call middle class people owned some gold, but many had no secure place to keep it. The goldsmith, who worked with gold on a daily basis did. So, for a small fee, the goldsmith would keep your gold in his safe, and issue you a receipt for the value of your gold.

Then someone realised, that when he needed to buy something, he did not necessarily have to go and get his gold from the goldsmith. He could just give the merchant he wanted to buy something from the receipt, and the merchant could get the gold from the goldsmith himself. This is the very beginning of buying by check.

Now after awhile, goldsmiths began to realise that very seldom did many people come to his smithy and demand the return of their gold all at once. They usually had a good supply of other people's gold in their vaults at all times. At first, they bought things for themselves with other people's gold, figuring they could put it back later with profits from another business venture. It worked like a charm. So they figured that if they could do it for themselves, they could do it for others - for a price. At first, they charged "borrowers" a flat fee. Later, they charged more, the longer the borrower took to repay the loan. This was the beginning of interest.

Today banks are allowed to loan out at least ten times the amount of money they actually are holding, so while you wonder how they get rich charging you 11%, 12% or whatever amount of interest, it's not 11% a year they make on that amount but actually 110%.

THE TALLY STICKS (1100 - 1854)

King Henry I produced sticks of polished wood, with notches cut along one edge to signify the denominations. The stick was then split full length so each piece still had a record of the notches.

The King kept one half for proof against counterfeiting, and then spent the other half into the market place where it would continue to circulate as money.

Because only Tally Sticks were accepted by Henry for payment of taxes, there was a built in demand for them, which gave people confidence to accept these as money.

He could have used anything really, so long as the people agreed it had value, and his willingness to accept these sticks as legal tender made it easy for the people to agree. Money is only as valuable as peoples faith in it, and without that faith even today's money is just paper.

The Tally Stick system worked really well for 726 years. It was the most successful form of currency in recent history and the British Empire was actually built under the Tally Stick system, but how is it that most of us are not aware of its existence?

Perhaps the fact that in 1694 the Bank of England at its formation attacked the Tally Stick System gives us a clue as to why most of us have never heard of them. They realised it was money outside the power of the money changers, (the very thing King Henry had intended).

The Bank Of England destroyed the Tally Stick System by attacking it as unreliable, because the sticks, in and of themselves were just pieces of wood. After all, how could a piece of wood be worth more than gold?

After the people's faith in the Tally Sticks was shaken, and the people started to return to the use of gold, the Bank Of England suppressed as much knowledge of the system as they could. Soon, it was all but forgotten.

Ironically enough, the first investors in the Bank Of England bought their shares with Tally Sticks, then abolished the sytem completely.

These investors, who's names were kept secret, were meant to invest one and a quarter million pounds, but only three quarters of a million was received when it was chartered in 1694.

It then began to lend out many times more than it had in reserve, collecting interest on the lot.

This is not something you could just impose on people without preparation. The money changers needed to created the climate to make the formation of this private concern seem acceptable.

With King Henry VIII relaxing the Usury Laws in the 1500's, the money changers flooded the market with their gold and silver coins becoming richer by the minute.

The English Revolution of 1642 was financed by the money changers backing Oliver Cromwell's successful attempt to purge the parliament and kill King Charles. What followed was 50 years of costly wars. Costly to those fighting them and profitable to those financing them.

Now these wars left England in a financial mess. To get back on its feet, England had to borrow money from - guess who? The Bank Of England, naturally. Now the Bank Of England could produce all the money they wanted, even though it was technically illegal to do so. Also, when the government borrowed their own money from the B of E, the loans were secured by public tax money.

Any of this sound familiar? It should. It's still going on today, courtesy of the Middle Eastern Wars, and the Federal Reserve Bank.

Here's something really incredible. Because the way the system works, if the government did find a way to pay off the debt, the result would be that there would be no bonds to back the currency, so to pay the debt would be to kill the currency. In other words, the Judeo-Capitalist system could not work without massive debts.

THE ROTHSCHILDS (1743)

A goldsmith named Amshall Moses Bower opened a counting house in Frankfurt Germany in 1743. He placed a Roman eagle on a red shield over the door prompting people to call his shop the Red Shield Firm pronounced in German as "Rothschild". That's actually pronounnced Roth Shild, rather than Roths Child.

Bower's son changed the family name to Rothschild to help hide their Jewishness.

Amshall Bower was rather a small thinker, in business terms. He preferred to have a small, local financial mini-kingdom. That changed with his son Moses, who changed his first name to Manfred. Now it was the Manfred Rothschild family.

Once Manfred got the hang of running his father's business, he trained his own sons as well. He helped them start their own banking businesses in Amsterdam, London, Paris, Rome, and Munich. These banks became very successful, and behind the scenes, Manfred Rothschild was pulling the strings.

THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Now many people believe that the government of England did not want to let the Colonies become independant. This is not true. It was the Bank Of England that was resisting American independence. The B of E had many investments in the Colonies, as did the British government itself. England had so many outstanding loans to the B of E, that they were dependent on tax revenues from the Colonies to pay the interest on their loans.

In a way, England had no choice but to refuse America it's independence. Without American tax money, their loans would be called in. The B of E wanted their interest payments, plus they didn't want to lose their private investments in this country. So, as with all other wars, American Minutemen died, not for political reasons, but for financial.

AFTER THE REVOLUTION

Well, as you know, America won the revolution. All was fine, right? Wrong. America was flat broke. We had no real money, and no credit. However, we also had no massive debts either, but things were bad.

An arms dealer named Robert Morris asked George Washington for permission to start a central bank after the fashion of the Bank Of England. Unfortunately, he wasn't able to get investors to invest anywhere near the $400,000 (a lot of money back then) that he needed. So, he was able to get a loan from France. This is the beginning of the National Debt, which has NEVER been paid off since.

However, the bank did profit. Mr. Morris and his investor friends used their profits to buy up all the remaining shares, and now they owned the bank outright, but it was the government who was in debt to France. Pretty nice scam, huh?

These shennanigens were put an end to in 1785. However, Morris and his buddies walked off with all the profits. America was entering it's first actual depression as an independent nation, and the bank's charter was not renewed. But Morris still ended up worth millions, with a personal investment of less than $100,000. Real slick.

THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES

Well, if it worked once, it could work again. Along comes the First Bank Of The United States. This time, the names of the investors were never revealed. Also, the name sounded so official, that many Americans believed it was part of the U.S. government. It was every bit as much a private business enterprise as is the Federal Reserve Bank.

Again, the government got loans from the FBUS, and the national debt continued to grow. However, the FBUS dissolved in 1812, five months before the war.

Let me issue and control a nation's money and I care not who writes the laws. - Mayer Amschel Rothschild, 1790

FRANCE

At about the same time, Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte was becoming increasingly concerned about a private bank called the Bank Of France, headquartered in Paris. The bank's owner was named Rothschild.

The Napoleonic Wars cost France a fortune. Napoleon refused to borrow money from the Rothschilds. Instead, he sold the Louisiana Territory to the United States. This angered the Rothschilds. Not only did they lose out on a huge loan, but they lost their investments in Louisiana. Napoleon had to go.

Now the Rothschilds also had a bank in England. Naturally, they were helping to finance England in the war against Napoleon. Odd, since they also had a major bank in Paris. Not odd at all. Both banks were working together. England got all the financing, and when the money from the Louisiana Purchase ran out, Napoleon couldn't get a loan for a cup of tea. As a result, Nappy was history.

Napoleon escaped his exile on the Island of Elba in the Meditteranean Sea, and returned to France. The Eubard Banking House, which unknown to Napoleon, was secretly controlled by the House Of Rothschild, loaned him the money to start another army. At the same time, they were financing Wellington's army in England. Obviously, one of them would win. However, the odds were too close to call, so the armies had to be watched closely by the Rothschilds.

Nathan Rothschild was poised to strike in a bold plan to take control of the British stock market, the bond market, and possibly even the Bank of England. He had people nearby watching the Battle Of Waterloo.

Even though Wellington won, understandably there was a lot of disorder and chaos. But not for the Rothschilds. As soon as Napoleon surrendered, the Rothschild agent took off for London, a full day ahead of Wellington's courrier.

Nathan Rothschild went to the British stock market, and began selling all his British backed bonds. Knowing that Rothschild had family in France, the other investors took that to mean Wellington had lost. Everyone began selling off their British bonds until they were almost worthless. At the same time, another of Rothschild's agents was secretly buying up the devalued bonds. When Wellington's courrier reached England with the real news, Rothschild owned three quarters of all the British backed bonds which suddenly skyrocketed in value. In one afternoon, Rothschild, through lies, deceit, and treachery was now the wealthiest, most powerful man in England.

THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE

It was shortly after this that Nathan Rothschild and some fellow Jewish financiers came to New York and began an exclusive investment firm on a previously undistinguished road called Wall Street.

The firm was successful, and is now the most powerful investment institution in the world, with the House Of Rothschild still firmly in control.

In recent times, wealthy American families with blood or financial ties to the Rothschilds include J.P. Morgan and family, the Rockefellers, the Kennedys (as in JFK), and the Carnegies, all of whom are still major players in the financial world today.

THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK

In 1913, the Rothschilds and some American Jews tried yet again to create a successful American central bank. What they created also had a deceptive name so the average person would think it was part of the U.S. government. It was called the Federal Reserve Bank, and as you are aware, it is still in existence today, and holds most of the American debt, either through direct ownership, or indirect ownership by issuance of American bonds to foreign countries such as China, Brazil, and many others.

As you may remember from last month's issue of the White Worker, every major Federal Reserve Officer except for one is Jewish, including it's President, Ben Shalom Bernanke.

HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF

As in Merrie Olde England, we too now have a privately owned central bank that holds most of our debt. Every few years, senseless wars start up for the sole purpose of increasing national debt. For example, the debt for the Civil War was not paid off until 1916. Surprise! One year later we're in WW I. Then WW II. Korea. Vietnam. The Gulf War. Then Iraq and Afghanistan. Let's not forget Yugolslavia, Bosnia, Serbia, Herzegovena. And now Libyia.

The House Of Rothschild, which now controls three quarters of the world's wealth still has the people in it's vile clutches. We're more slaves to these parasites now than ever. There is only one hope: National Socialism. Why do you think they are so hot to destroy us? It's either us, or them. I say it has to be us. If it isn't, then our Aryan Folk, like the Tally Stick system will be all but forgotten.

Those who do not remember the past, are condemned to relive it. - Santyana.

Sources, Peaceful Revolution Network, Wikipedia, Encyclopaedia Brittanica, Bartlett's Quotations, American Nazi Party

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