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96 Dr. John Coleman
about the persons who were directing Wilson's agenda. There was
nothing hazy at all about the clear instructions he was constantly
receiving from London via Mandell House. One such set of
instructions from London concerned Wilson's Fourteen Points. In
fact the Fourteen Points he was to present to the Paris Peace
Conference was authored by the Rothschilds and Justice
Brandeis, who passed it to Wilson with orders to use as his own
at the Conference, under the watchful eye of Bernard Baruch.
The second set of instructions, the League of Nations
instructions, was also passed off as Wilson's work. His speech at
the beginning of WWI, that America was fighting the "ruling
class and not the German people" was pure House rhetoric. To
continue with quotes from Olivia Maria O'Grady:
President Wilson, surrounded by the Jewish financial
fraternity, pushed hither and yon by the sinister Colonel
House, and counseled by the Zionist Brandeis, imagined
himself the great "peace maker' of all history. He was a
historian who proved that he knew nothing about history.
In the hands of the Jews, who used him for their own
particular purposes, he plunged this country [the United
States] into a disastrous war, and started a chain of events
that were meant to ultimately destroy America.
Flattered and eulogized by those who bent him to their
will, he fancied himself playing God, remaking the world
and its people in his own image. Sworn in his high office,
to protect and advance the interests of the American
people, he suddenly believed he had been given a
mandate to save the world.