All Wars are Bankers' Wars

About this Video

• Video Title: All Wars are Bankers' Wars
• Channel: Empire of Lies
• Speakers: The transcript only identifies one speaker. The speaker's name is not provided.
• Duration: 43:34

Introduction

This video presents a historical analysis arguing that major wars and assassinations throughout history, including the American Revolution, War of 1812, Civil War, World War I, World War II, and more recent conflicts, have been initiated and manipulated by private central bankers to maintain their control over global finance and further their economic interests. The speaker asserts that these bankers profit from war and debt, using various tactics including bribery, blackmail, and assassination to achieve their goals.

Key Takeaways

• The American Revolution: Primarily fought over King George III's Currency Act, which forced colonists to use banknotes from the Bank of England, limiting their economic autonomy.
• The War of 1812: Initiated by the Rothschilds to recolonize the United States and reinstate the Bank of England's control over the US economy.
• The Civil War: Funded by bankers offering loans at high interest to Lincoln. Lincoln's issuance of the greenback (government-issued currency) was a direct threat to private bankers, leading to foreign support for the Confederacy.
• World War I & II: Driven by Germany's economic independence (limiting private bank profits), portraying Germany as the aggressor.
• Post-WWII & Bretton Woods: The US dollar replaced the British pound, obligating nations to tie their currencies to the dollar. Nixon's ending of gold convertibility and the creation of environmental programs to collateralize debt are discussed.
• Assassination of John F. Kennedy: Kennedy's issuance of United States Notes (government-issued currency) challenged the Federal Reserve's power; his assassination is linked to this action.
• Modern Conflicts: The speaker connects current conflicts to the ongoing attempt by private central banks to maintain control over global oil markets and currencies. The speaker claims that the war on terror is a distraction to keep the public from understanding the actual motivation.
• Private Central Banking: The speaker argues that private central banking is inherently illegitimate, creating a system of perpetual debt and fueling conflict. A call for the abolishment of private central banks is made.