Vanguard News Network

Why does the richest and most successful country in history have to borrow money from foreign countries (or buy on credit, with interest added)? That’s a trick question, of course. Every White country today borrows money on a regular basis. Living on borrowed funds and easy credit is the “new thing,” now that Hitler is […]

I agree with Father Charles Coughlin: banks shouldn’t be private playpens that are run by Jews. They should be run by the government. They would be not-for-profit, and run merely as a public service. The only fees charged by the banks would be paperwork fees. [Article].

Is this movement just a pressure-release valve, perhaps, in order to satisfy the current public anger at Wall Street, so that the anger won’t build into “anti-Semitism” against the Jews who run America’s financial sector? Regardless, if Jewish speculation and financial trickery are going to be stopped, Wall Street and related entities must be banned […]

What?? Our economy already is an investment scheme/gambling operation run by Jews? Oh. Well, look on the bright side: “God’s chosen people” are watching over our economy. Surely, Jesus is okay with that. So not to worry! [Article].

Jews love capitalism. Not only is it a money-maker, but, like communism, it’s also an “equalizer.” For example, a Mexican woman in Florida can start a business and, with some luck and some hard work, earn more money than a White man. [Review].

Don’t be a Jew. If you don’t need something, don’t buy it. Do right: live White. [Article].

by Edmund Connelly. […] “The bulk of this argument is made in chapter four of The Betrayal of American Prosperity, ‘Goldilocks and Bubbles: The Faith of Efficient Markets.’ A staunch critic of free-trade theory as practiced by modern America, Prestowitz lays the blame for America’s loss of prosperity at the feet of ‘The Three Apostles: […]

You have, no doubt, seen the famous Rosie The Riveter propaganda poster of the WWII era (above). Well, the woman who inspired that poster has just died, aged 86. A relative commented that the Rosie The Riveter poster looked exactly like the War Bond posters, except that the public was not urged to buy anything. […]

*Poof!* Inflation. *Poof!* Deflation. *Poof!* Hyperinflation. *Poof!* Interest rates rise…*Poof!* …and fall. *Poof!* A depression. It’s just business-as-usual for the money-tricksters, and when the system collapses, so what? They’ll just start the money-magic all over again. [Article].

by Mrs. Sarah E. V. Emery. Haven’t really read this; it might be interesting: [a .pdf file].