Re: Abraham Hitler
Inviato da PikeBishop il 1/8/2013 12:09:09
Citazione:
E' una risposta articolata e complicata e devi tenere presente che l'iniziativa private e' FINITA in USA dai tempi del New Deal. Quelle che sembrano compagnie private in realta', mediante un sistema di rimborsi fiscali e di funzionari indicati dai ministeri, sono Statali, come lo Stato e' in realta' non un Privato (come ovunque), ma un pool di privati. Il sistema Americano e' molto diverso da quello che ci presentano con la loro propaganda.
Comunque hanno scritto dei libri, con nomi e cognomi, come questo:
Who Financed Hitler: The Secret Funding of Hitler's Rise to Power, 1919-1933
We know exactly who contributed, how much, and through what channels. It is notable that the largest contributors — I.G. Farben, German General Electric (and its affiliated company Osram), and Thyssen — were affiliated with Wall Street financiers. These Wall Street financiers were at the heart of the financial elite and they were prominent in contemporary American politics. Gerard Swope of General Electric was author of Roosevelt's New Deal, Teagle was one of NRA's top administrators, Paul Warburg and his associates at American I.G. Farben were Roosevelt advisors. It is perhaps not an extraordinary coincidence that Roosevelt's New Deal — called a "fascist measure" by Herbert Hoover — should have so closely resembled Hitler's program for Germany, and that both Hitler and Roosevelt took power in the same month of the same year — March 1933.
si sa esattamente chi li finanziò?
E' una risposta articolata e complicata e devi tenere presente che l'iniziativa private e' FINITA in USA dai tempi del New Deal. Quelle che sembrano compagnie private in realta', mediante un sistema di rimborsi fiscali e di funzionari indicati dai ministeri, sono Statali, come lo Stato e' in realta' non un Privato (come ovunque), ma un pool di privati. Il sistema Americano e' molto diverso da quello che ci presentano con la loro propaganda.
Comunque hanno scritto dei libri, con nomi e cognomi, come questo:
Who Financed Hitler: The Secret Funding of Hitler's Rise to Power, 1919-1933
We know exactly who contributed, how much, and through what channels. It is notable that the largest contributors — I.G. Farben, German General Electric (and its affiliated company Osram), and Thyssen — were affiliated with Wall Street financiers. These Wall Street financiers were at the heart of the financial elite and they were prominent in contemporary American politics. Gerard Swope of General Electric was author of Roosevelt's New Deal, Teagle was one of NRA's top administrators, Paul Warburg and his associates at American I.G. Farben were Roosevelt advisors. It is perhaps not an extraordinary coincidence that Roosevelt's New Deal — called a "fascist measure" by Herbert Hoover — should have so closely resembled Hitler's program for Germany, and that both Hitler and Roosevelt took power in the same month of the same year — March 1933.
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