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The government should’ve given Pound a medal and jailed the Jewish Roosevelt Gang: [Article].
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“The Iron Curtain Over America” by John Beaty. (See especially Roosevelt’s recognition of the murderous Soviet government, at a sit-down with the Jewish/Soviet official Maxim Litvinov in November 1933. That recognition guaranteed the Soviet Union’s survival by opening it up to international credit and “legitimacy,” and, at the same time, sealed Germany’s fate. Roosevelt’s image […]
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Newbies, president Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “destroyers-for-bases” deal with Britain – which was vital to the waging of World War II – was hatched and nurtured by the Jewish lawyer/adviser Benjamin V. Cohen [1]: [Book Review]. [1] refers to Cohen’s July 1940 memo to Roosevelt titled “Memorandum Re: Sending Effective Material Aid to Great Britain with […]
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In an American magazine, there is an article about the U.S. nuclear-bomb project of the 1940s [1]. It mentions the fact that Albert Einstein and Leo Szilard initiated the bomb by sending a letter to president F.D. Roosevelt in 1939. Of interest to our readers is the fact that nearly every key person involved with […]
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Overheard: an old “greatest generation” codger saying, re: America’s interventionist foreign policy, that “isolationism isn’t the answer. We tried it before and it didn’t work.” Huh? What? When has America ever been “isolationist”? We were fighting in the friggin’ Philippines back in 1899. In the next decade, as old age claims them, how wonderful it […]
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“Jewish problem,” Mr. Roosevelt? Interesting choice of words! Anyway, the big issue is that the Jews gained enormous power and “legitimacy” when they got their own state in 1948 through violence and political sneakiness. The Jews came out of the wilderness then, much to the detriment of the rest of the world: [Article]. More about […]
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A man who waged war on his own people when he didn’t have to (Lincoln) and a man who dragged America into World War II (F. D. Roosevelt) were our best presidents? If so, then it’s hard to imagine our worst presidents. Of course, Lincoln and FDR had lots of special help with their war-waging. […]
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It looks like more “equality” has come to the American workplace. But how and why? According to the U.S. government, almost all businesses are involved in “interstate commerce,” which means that the government can regulate those businesses – for example, the federal government can dictate how much money employees are paid. Even if the businesses […]
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Tell the truth, get fired, just like in the USA. Little known to Joe Sixpack is that F.D. Roosevelt gave the green light to the Flying Tigers air squadrons in late 1940. Their mission was to train in Burma to fight the Japanese, with bonuses paid to the American pilots for each Japanese plane destroyed. […]
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This is a good topic for new readers, especially with a presidential election coming up in November. America wasn’t regularly called a “democracy” until F.D. Roosevelt – with help from his heavily-Jewish staff – began tossing the word around in the 1930s [1]. Before that time, democracy was generally considered to be a bad thing […]
