4.10 小结

    ◆  银行家支持美国在第一次世界大战中对德开战，并不遗余力地为政府提供贷款，在战争中捞得盆满钵满。

    ◆  斯特朗成为美联储系统实质上的首脑人物，摩根、保罗、希夫等华尔街巨擘的意图在美联储得到了不折不扣的贯彻执行。

    ◆  如果德国取胜，银行家手中的协约国债券就会一文不值，摩根、洛克菲勒、保罗.沃伯格和希夫为了保护他们的贷款，竭尽全力将美国推向战争。

    ◆  巴黎和会只是一场国际银行家们的狂欢节，在大发战争横财之后，他们随手播下了下一场战争——第二次世界大战的种子。

    ◆  华尔街精心设计了一场定向爆破，对农民进行了“剪羊毛”行动，旨在掠夺农民的财富和摧毁农业地区拒绝服从美联储的中小银行。

    ◆  纽约美联储银行事实上完全掌握着整个美联储的运作，美联储在华府的7人董事会只是摆设。

    ◆  华尔街不断通过金融危机来剪除异己，绝大部分敢于和纽约五大银行家族分庭抗礼、对美联储系统不买账的银行纷纷破产。

    ◆  国际银行家通过“剪羊毛”掠夺了德国、英国和美国的财富后，凯恩斯的“廉价货币思想”成为银行家门的最新财富收割机。

    —— 注释 ——

    [1] Former New York City Mayor John Haylan speaking in Chicago and quoted in the March 27, 1927, New York Times.

    [2] Henry Kissinger , Diplomacy (Simon & Schuster; Reprint edition April 4, 1995) Chapter 8.

    [3] Quarterly Journal of Economics, April 1887.

    [4] Henry Kissinger , Diplomacy (Simon & Schuster; Reprint edition April 4, 1995) Chapter 8.

    [5] Ron Chernow, The House of Morgan (New York: Grove Press 1990) p198.

    [6] Ibid., p200.

    [7] Glyn Davies, History of Money from Ancient Times to the Present Day (University of Wales Press 2002), Chapter 9.

    [8] Ibid., p506.

    [9] Henry Kissinger, Diplomacy (Simon & Schuster; Reprint edition April 4, 1995) Chapter 9.

    [10] Eustace Mullins, The Secrets of the Federal Reserve—The London Connection (Bankers Research Institute, 1985) Chapter 8.

    [11] Cordell Hull, Memoirs (Macmillan, New York, 1948) v1 p76.

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    [13] Ron Chernow, The House of Morgan (New York: Grove Press 1990) Chapter 10.

    [14] Eustace Mullins, The Secrets of the Federal Reserve—The London Connection (Bankers Research Institute, 1985) Chapter 8.

    [15] Max Warburg, Memoirs of Max Warburg, Berlin, 1936.

    [16] David Farrar, The Warburgs (Michael Joseph, Ltd., London, 1974.
    [17] Baruch’s Testimony before the Nye Committee, Sep 13, 1937.

    [18] Eustace Mullins, The Secrets of the Federal Reserve—The London Connection (Bankers Research Institute, 1985) Chapter 8.

    [19] Ibid..

    [20] Ibid., Chapter 9.

    [21] Hearst Magazine, Nov 1923.

    [22] Brian Johnson, The Politics of Money (New York: McGraw Hill 1970) p63.

    [23] The House Stabilization Hearings of 1928.

    [24] Congressional Record, 1932.

    [25] Eustace Mullins, The Secrets of the Federal Reserve—The London Connection (Bankers Research Institute, 1985) Chapter 12.

    [26] New York Times, April 20, 1929.

    [27] Col. Curtis Dall, , My Exploited Father-in-Law, Liberty Lobby, 1970.

    [28] Glyn Davies, History of Money from Ancient Times to the Present Day (University of Wales Press 2002) p575.

    [29] Ibid., p377.

    [30] Newsweek, May 30, 1936.