synarchy movement of empire book ii - Pierre Beaudry's Galactic ...

Even with the additional 2 million people who rejoined the nation with
Alsace and Lorraine, France emerged from the conflict with less than 39
million people. After the war, under the Poincare government, France
imported 2 million foreigners to man its mines, industries, and agriculture.
At the beginning of World War II, in 1939, France had half as many men as
Germany had, who were between the ages of 20 and 34, that is, a ratio of
approximately 4 million to 9 million men.
It is important to remind the reader that both the Dreyfus Affair and
the Church-State conflict were part of the same Synarchist scenario to
weaken the resolve of the French population and its leaders, and prepare
them for a fascist banker's dictatorship. From that standpoint, the French-
British Entente Cordiale was also very much part of the Synarchist design to
integrate the two central banking systems together, as was exemplified by
the Lazard Freres banking arrangements.
In a report written around 1954 by a French investigative Agency
entitled {The Paris-Lazard Bank and the Lazard-Monnet team}, the author
identified the Lazard Freres banking group, based in Paris, London, and
New York, as being the center of conspiracy to establish in France a banker's
dictatorship, based on a team of expert-technicians controlling the key
ministries of Finance, Labor and Industry. "Around 1930, a group of British
Bankers, including Sir Robert Molesworth Kindersley of Lazard Brothers,
Sir Charles Addis of the Bank of England, and Montague Norman, Governor
of the Bank of England, devised, for the benefit of the Council of the
Reichbank, a long plan of international credit aimed at restoring the
economic systems of European countries that had been devastated by the
war." In other words, the plan was in fact a way to beef up the militarization
of the up and coming Hitler project, and prepare the French government to
serve that end.
(By a law of 1810, the beast-man Bonaparte had turned all of the
national control of mines to private ownership. This was Napoleon's way of
thanking the families that put him and maintained him in power. In a
message to the Senate in 1908, Bonaparte had declared: "It is for us to assure
the well-being and the fortunes of the families which place themselves
entirely at our service." Napoleon made sure that even his empire would be
at the service of the central bankers. It was Napoleon who created the
Banque de France, which made its narrow circle of investors very, very rich.
Shirer reported "It was around the citadel of the Banque de France, whose
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