In this context, a quote from January 6, 1919 is interesting: “International Jewry has forced Europe to throw itself into this war, not only in order to get into possession of a large part of the gold in the world, but also to unleash a new Jewish world war with the help of the same gold. ”
(The Jewish World. London.)

The above-mentioned “greatest robbery” only occupied top position for 12 years. At the end of the war that followed, the “Great Patent Theft 1945”, which had been meticulously planned during the war years, took place.
“Only through the robbery of German knowledge and years of forced labor by German scientists and technicians in the USA [also in Russia, France and England] was it possible for the United States to put its economy and armaments on a new basis and come to the fore … with which the US-American economy made billions in profits. “(Operation Patent Robbery 1945 by Friedrich Georg. A book review.)

From the Masonic Digest 1933. F.D. Roosevelt. The fourteenth Freemason in the office of US President.

The President’s son-in-law wrote an interesting book about him. Curtis B. Dall. – FDR, MY EXPLOITED FATHER IN LAW. Anyone who wants to know more of ​​F.D. Roosevelt should read it instead of struggling with the glossy tome in 3 volumes by Arthur M. Schlesinger. A review of Dall’s book on Amazon says the following. “The book helps to understand that the vain, ambitious and arrogant FDR had no principles and preferred to follow the advice of his advisors. His subservient character made him the best candidate to serve as ambassador for the Novus Ordo Seclorum Group. (New Order of the Age) So he could easily act as a figurehead for the Council of Foreign Relations and their Masonic caretakers who loitered in his apartments promoting the New World Order fantasies of international bankers. “ He was rewarded with 12 years in office. This assessment explains his behaviour in office, including the circumstances surrounding his politics.

Fascism, that is, the convergence of politics and economy under the tutelage of politics, was very popular with Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. Churchill saw Mussolini as “the greatest Legislators among men. ”Roosevelt’s National Recovery Administration (NRA) bluntly stated, “The fascist principles are very similar to those we developed here in America. ”Roosevelt himself was very impressed with what Mussolini had achieved. Ronald Reagan made himself very unpopular in  1976  when he said, “In reality, fascism was the basis for the New Deal.”
Churchill and Roosevelt also had words of praise in store about Hitler and his development programme, albeit severely limited because of their hatred of everything German. To make matters worse, Roosevelt had to watch the German economy quickly gain traction again while his “New Deal” bobbed around in the doldrums, which served to increased his unbridled hatred.
To this day, Churchill and Roosevelt apologists are still busy portraying the utterances of their two heroes in a rosy light.