coleman-the-rothschild-dynasty

22 Dr. John Coleman
bankers who bought great upset the campaign of Moscow
and Waterloo — these are to remembered for the
interference of Jews in our (French) national affairs. . . In
1815 France was condemned to pay 1,500 million francs
in war indemnity became the prey of international
financiers of Frankfurt, London and Vienna who became
as one to exploit her calamity. James Rothschild paid for
each government bond of 100 francs only 50 francs and
received five francs as interest, which made ten percent
on the money, loaned and the following year the principle
began to return twofold. James became the lender of
Kings. This added to his speculation on the Exchange
where he was able to influence the rise and fall of stocks
swelled the baron's earnings into millions.
Between 1815 and 1830, the Rothschilds were simply
plundering the five great powers; England, Russia,
France, Austria and Prussia. Thus Prussia contracted a 5%
loan of 5,000,000 pounds sterling, but received for its
government bonds only 3,500,000 or 70%, making the
actual interest rate over 7%. But the chief point of it was
that the bonds had to be redeemed in a few years at 100%.
The Rothschilds made a profit of 1,500,000 pounds
sterling, plus the interest. In 1823 James took up the
whole of the French loan.
According to Professor Werner Sombart in his work The
Jews and Modern Capitalism: The period of 1820 onwards
became the age of the Rothschilds, so that by the middle of the
century it was common dictum, there is only one power in
Europe, and that is the Rothschilds. As previously explained, the
work of fiction, Coningsby, by Disraeli was a thinly disguised
account of the life of Nathan Rothschild II, and extremely
revealing: