Rothschild Money Trust

XVI.
Plan of Mobilization
"It is only with a despotic ruler that plans can be elaborated
extensively and clearly in such a way as to distribute
the whole properly among the several parts of the machinery of
the State; from this the conclusion is inevitable that a satisfactory
form of government for any country is one that concentrates
in the hands of one responsible person. Without an
absolute despotism there can be no existence for civilization
which is carried on not by the masses but by their guide, whosoever
that person may be."—From Protocol 2.
We are now preparing for war on a gigantic scale. With an
admitted national debt of $45,000,000,000, with the taxpayers
taxed to the point that industry is no longer attractive, and with
poverty and distress stalking throughout the land, Congress has
authorized about 17 billions of dollars for war purposes.
In a speech in the United States Senate on March 6, 1939
(see Congressional Record of that date, page 3224), Senator
Lynn Frazier of North Dakota said:
"No one can make me believe that all these war preparations
are for defense. In my opinion they are preparations
for war, and a foreign war at that. Does anyone know what
nations are expected to attack us Does anyone know who
is going to invade our shores Surely all the great nations of
the world have their hands full at home at the present time,
and there is no imminent danger of any attacks upon the
United States . . .
"We have recently heard about secret conferences and
secret sessions here at home. The question naturally arises,
Are we ourselves already involved in foreign entanglements
and secret treaties Who knows If there is anyone who
knows, he will not tell, because we have been unable to find
out what these secret agreements are, if any, and whether
or not we have any."
Surely the members of the United States Senate should be
advised of "foreign entanglements" and "secret treaties." The
Constitution provides that they must be ratified by the senate.
If the President made such commitments he has already assumed
the powers of a dictator.
Upon conclusion of the military compact between England
and France, England's King and Queen visited the President of
France, which visit he later returned. Magnificent receptions of
mediaeval splendor were held in both England and France. The
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