Personal view:

• People lived in North America. They used the land every day and when they caught up with the buffalo herds they ate steak.
• Europeans arrived and they established the thirteen original states. Land was their god. They invented laws governing land ownership.
• Eventually, they ended up owning nearly all the land and the original tribes ended up in small reservations. They lost a game they did not even know they were playing.
• A third group arrives. Their god is money. They invented laws governing money ownership.
• Eventually, they ended up owning nearly all the money and the original peoples ended up with small allocations. They lost a game they did not even know they were playing.

Some of the really good financial tricks include printing money and lending it at interest. If any leader interferes with either of those mechanisms then they are either assassinated or their country is manouvred into a war which they subsequently loose.

This is how it played out in the UK. It goes back to 1066 and before! Kings prior to 1066 recognised the issues with money lending and, according to the video, they were conquered by someone financed by money lenders.

Napoleon and Hitler had similar issues.

Think about Hitler's situation:

• He fought in WW1, was badly injured but still managed to receive two Iron Crosses.
• WW1 was somehow extended by the mobilisation of the USA which seems to have been instigated by the Rothschild family in the UK in return for Palestine.
• Massive reparations on Germany after WW1. Some say unfairly. Some say the allied negotiators were over-representad by a certain demographic.
• Germany suffered from hyper-inflation so everyone lost their savings. By November 1923 one U.S. dollar was equivalent to 1,000 billion (a trillion) marks.
• The Jewish global community declared financial war on Germany.
• Hitler went to a lecture by Gottfried Feder where finance was explained and by following those rules he got Germany back on track and turned it from a destitute country into a leading power.
• Poland caused trouble with German nationals and Germany tried to hold talks many times to resolve the situation.
• Eventually, Germany embarked on military intervention (Ukraine parallels?).

That was all the excuse needed for the UK and France to declare war.

Personal view:

• People lived in North America. They used the land every day and when they caught up with the buffalo herds they ate steak.
• Europeans arrived and they established the thirteen original states. Land was their god. They invented laws governing land ownership.
• Eventually, they ended up owning nearly all the land and the original tribes ended up in small reservations. They lost a game they did not even know they were playing.
• A third group arrives. Their god is money. They invented laws governing money ownership.
• Eventually, they ended up owning nearly all the money and the original peoples ended up with small allocations. They lost a game they did not even know they were playing.

Some of the really good financial tricks include printing money and lending it at interest. If any leader interferes with either of those mechanisms then they are either assassinated or their country is manouvred into a war which they subsequently loose.

This is how it played out in the UK. It goes back to 1066 and before! Kings prior to 1066 recognised the issues with money lending and, according to the video, they were conquered by someone financed by money lenders.

Napoleon and Hitler had similar issues.

Think about Hitler's situation:

• He fought in WW1, was badly injured but still managed to receive two Iron Crosses.
• WW1 was somehow extended by the mobilisation of the USA which seems to have been instigated by the Rothschild family in the UK in return for Palestine.
• Massive reparations on Germany after WW1. Some say unfairly. Some say the allied negotiators were over-representad by a certain demographic.
• Germany suffered from hyper-inflation so everyone lost their savings. By November 1923 one U.S. dollar was equivalent to 1,000 billion (a trillion) marks.
• The Jewish global community declared financial war on Germany.
• Hitler went to a lecture where finance was explained and by following those rules he got Germany back on track and turned it from a destitute country into a leading power.
• Poland caused trouble with German nationals and Germany tried to hold talks many times.
• Eventually, Germany embarked on military intervention (Ukraine parallels?). That was all the excuse needed for the UK and France to declare war.