Rothschild Money Trust

"Pinckney is further quoted as saying: 'We were amazed
at the words of Mr. Franklin, especially as there are only
about 500 Jews in the country. I trow Mr. Franklin may be
right. In less than 200 years, if we admit them the scoundrels
will be calling US their ANCESTORS'."
Every word of the above statement is true. It is a pity
they were not heeded.
It is not for us to get excited about Germany's treatment
of the Jews. If the German government thinks that they brought
about World War I with its frightful consequences to the German
people; if they believe that they are responsible for the present
war; if they believe the murder of Ernst von Rath was the
act of International Jewry; if for these or other reasons they consider
the Jews undesirable and wish to fine and expel them,—that
is their affair and not ours.
When World War II was declared the Americans in Europe
hurried home. About 1500 of them were on the Athenia which
was torpedoed and sunk in British waters. The Germans claim
that they had no U-boats in that vicinity and that the ship was
sunk by the British themselves for the purpose of influencing
our government to declare war on Germany,—which Churchill
denies.
There was no reason for Germany to sink the ship for it
was en route to America, and it had no provisions or war supplies
or soldiers on it. There was good reason, however, for the
British to sink it because of the American passengers on it—
which was the casus helium of our entry into World War I.
We cannot accept Mr. Churchill's statements at par. He is
the Jewish-type of politician that only says and does those things
that will promote his own purposes. In fact he has publicly
stated, boastfully, that he only gives out such information as he
thinks it is good for the public to know,—of which he is the exclusive
judge.
President Roosevelt sent his envoy, Sumner Welles, abroad
for the pretended purpose of sounding out the warring countries
and the Pope of Rome on the subject of peace. There was much
secrecy attending this mission. It was stated in the press that
the President wanted to get first hand information about the
situation and about the terms of peace. The real purpose was to
effect a truce until we were better prepared for war.
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