coleman-the-rothschild-dynasty

The Rothschild Dynasty 113
years; the British, with U.S. complicity, promised Palestine to the
Zionists although not remotely sanctioned to do so by any
international law.
Only a very few voices were raised in protest over what
Arnold Toynbee called "the calamity." Several writers, Olivia
Maria O'Grady among them, joined in the protest against the
Sykes Picot partitioning plan that led to the so-called Balfour
Declaration:
Throughout the war, England and her allies continuously
proclaimed that they were fighting for world freedom.
What kind of a freedom is contained in the Balfour
Declaration? By what right did Britain propose to dispose
of the land of another people? Upon what moral ground
may one nation seek to establish a national home for
alien people in the territory of another? Palestine did not
belong to Britain.
Arnold Toynbee was a greatly favored British historian
and public figure of note who had received universal recognition
for his work, A Study of History, comprising ten volumes,
constituting an exhaustive re-examination of human development
in the light of the idealist philosophy of history.
Thus no one would dare call McDonald, Toynbee and
Lawrence of Arabia "anti-Jewish" or "anti-Semitic" the threat of
which had kept so many others of a like mind from speaking out
against the duplicity of the British Government as expressed in
the illicit Balfour Declaration. Toynbee expressed his feelings of
anger about the betrayal of the Arabs over Palestine in A Study of
History.
While the direct responsibility for the calamity that
overtook the Palestinian Arabs in A.D., 1948 was on the
heads of Zionist Jews who seized lebensroum for
themselves in Palestine by force of arms in that year,