Post by johnbc on Oct 26, 2020 4:19:35 GMT
England not only provoked the First World War, having in mind to destroy its imperialist competitor (Germany), but later prolonged the war by three and a half years more.
Moreover, the organization of this plan was the work of a secret society composed of people from the nobility, great capitalists and a mega intellectual named Alfred Milner, who although he had no money was really the boss of the thing because he was the most intelligent. And the aim of this society was to create the conditions for the Anglo-Saxon race to dominate the world. Not only was it a mega imperialist plan, it also ushered in the era of genocide. Because in the war they waged against the boers in South Africa, despite the fact that they wanted to agree to a surrender, just like Kitchener, the british commander in charge, an instruction came from Milner and others in the secret society that he should kill until the last, so it was evidently a war of extermination.
To delve deeper into the topic, I suggest reading the following books:
"Hidden History: The Secret Origins of the First World War"
- Gerry Docherty and James MacGregor
"The Anglo-American Establishment" - Carroll Quigley (Quigley was Bill Clinton's history professor, and wrote until then the most important book on the globalist elite that is Tragedy and Hope, in which he defends the globalist elite, he just didn't want it to be secret)
Moreover, the organization of this plan was the work of a secret society composed of people from the nobility, great capitalists and a mega intellectual named Alfred Milner, who although he had no money was really the boss of the thing because he was the most intelligent. And the aim of this society was to create the conditions for the Anglo-Saxon race to dominate the world. Not only was it a mega imperialist plan, it also ushered in the era of genocide. Because in the war they waged against the boers in South Africa, despite the fact that they wanted to agree to a surrender, just like Kitchener, the british commander in charge, an instruction came from Milner and others in the secret society that he should kill until the last, so it was evidently a war of extermination.
To delve deeper into the topic, I suggest reading the following books:
"Hidden History: The Secret Origins of the First World War"
- Gerry Docherty and James MacGregor
"The Anglo-American Establishment" - Carroll Quigley (Quigley was Bill Clinton's history professor, and wrote until then the most important book on the globalist elite that is Tragedy and Hope, in which he defends the globalist elite, he just didn't want it to be secret)