coleman-the-rothschild-dynasty

182 Dr. John Coleman
controlling the leaders of both political parties in the British
Parliament and the political leaders of both parties in the U.S.
House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. Since then,
nothing has changed.
The status-quo remains entrenched. The two measures
gave the Rothschilds complete control over the monetary and
fiscal policies of the British Empire and the complete monetary
and fiscal control over the United States, thereby multiplying not
only Rothschild wealth, but Rothschild power to dictate policies
to both the British and United States Governments, making them
"lord and master over the money markets of the world.
Disraeli did not say that the Rothschilds achieved
complete mastery of the foreign and domestic policies of the
governments of the world, but this was hardly necessary to
enunciate as it became self-evident at the Paris Peace
Conference.
On the instructions of their Rothschild masters, President
Wilson and Prime Minister George organized two committees
that were called the "Financial Committee" and the "Economic
Section." Rothschild agents Baruch and Thomas Lamont, a
partner of J.P. Morgan and Co. were appointed to the Financial
Committee.
The net end result of the deliberations and decisions of
the two committees made it almost impossible for Britain and
France to repay their war debts to the United States, more than
likely with the intention that they should be "forgiven," which
they were, in the most flagrant abuse of the U.S. Constitution.
There were and are no provisions in the United States
Constitution that would allow for loans and gifts to foreign
powers, much less that debts should be written off. But to the
Rothschilds it was just another hurdle to be overcome, and the
U.S. did write off billions in debt owed by the Allies.
The intention was quite clearly that the debts owing to
the Rothschilds would be repaid and that was the bottom