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Gen. William Donovan, leader
of the Office of Strategic Services
(OSS).
It is notable in the
context of that visit
of Donovan to the
President, that during
the period preceding
President
Roosevelt’s death, the
diplomatic representatives
of the
Emperor of Japan,
were conducting an
exploratory peace
negotiation with the
U.S.A. and others
through the Vatican
office of the Monsignor
Montini who
would be known later
as Pope Paul VI. The
terms of the peace which the U.S.A. would deliver to
Japan after the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and
Nagasaki, were the same which had already been
crafted through the assistance of the Vatican channel
prior to the death of Roosevelt. Nothing was
done to act on the negotiated measures to bring the
war to an end, until after the utterly unnecessary
nuclear bombings had been accomplished.
The purpose of those terror-bombings was not
to win the war with Japan, which the U.S.A. under
General MacArthur’s leadership had already won
in fact. The purpose of Hiroshima and Nagasaki,
was the intent shared between the former British
Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President
Harry S Truman’s government, to proceed to
implement what would be soon presented as
Bertrand Russell’s plan for a “preventive nuclearwar”
attack on the Soviet Union. The implementation
of the peace terms already awaiting the relevant
official public acknowledgment by the U.S.
government, was held up until the exemplary
nuclear bombing of an already defeated Japan
could be carried out.
Since the untimely, but not unexpected death of
President Franklin Roosevelt, the world has been
dominated by a single central, uninterrupted issue of
global conflict. The conflict was never essentially
that which we developed with the Soviet Union
itself, but the far greater, present doomsday threat
which has increased, not lessened, since the 1960s
negotiation of the nuclear non-proliferation agreements,
and since the still later passing away of the
Soviet Union, too.
The great struggle within the Anglo-American
alliance of World War II, a struggle which is continued
to the present day, is between two great forces
which were committed, from the beginning of that
time, to an underlying conflict which has continued
as the central global strategic issue of the present
moment. This was never essentially between the
U.S.A. and the Soviet Union; rather, the conflict with
the Soviet Union was a by-product of the primary
danger to civilization, then, a danger which is more
than ever that still today.
This underlying conflict was, and is, as today’s
mounting world crisis shows, essentially, a conflict
between those two great forces best identified, on
the one side, as the tradition of the modern sovereign
nation-state, as best typified by the founding
and development of the U.S. Federal Republic, and,
on the opposing side, a powerful, global syndicate of
private financier forces which presently control
much of the world through their control over those
so-called central banking systems, which have constituted
themselves as a self-declared imperial
power, which reigns from above the level of virtually
all national governments.
No other global issue can be competently defined
and understood, unless this issue is first recognized
as the most essential strategic challenge to human
existence in our nation, and throughout this planet,
at the present time.
A. Our Synarchist Enemy Today
That great enemy of civilization at the time of the
celebrated, post-World War I Versailles Conference,
had been a powerful interest composed of a club of
private financier interests which had grouped itself
into what was then known as the Synarchist
International. This was the group of private
financier interests associated, during the following
decade and beyond, with both a trans-Atlantic network
centered on the Bank of England’s and Brown
Brothers’ Montagu Norman, and with a Paris-centered
Synarchist cabal, a group which would soon
create the fascist movements of the 1922-1945 interval,
but which would come, later, almost unscathed,
having escaped from the formality of post-war “de-
Nazification” efforts, to menace civilization more
than ever before, as today.
That conflict today is between the continued existence
of the institution of the sovereign nation-state
republic and the threatened early establishment of a
bankers’ world tyranny, under which latter force the
power of a perverted, Lockean notion of “property
right,” a notion represented by syndicates of private
financier cabals, would rule and ruin those nominal
national governments which the bankers would permit,
by exception, to continue to exist.
The accursed Genghis-Khan-like raids, around
the world, by the predatory hedge-fund hordes, and
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