Andrew Jackson: He Beat the Jews!

February 25 1791: Alexander Hamilton, (a Jew born Alexander Levine in the West Indies), as Secretary of the Treasury, pushed a bank Bill through Congress to establish the First Bank of the United States.

March 4 1811: The First Bank of the United States is closed. As a result, the House of Rothschild, who had controlling stock, loses millions.
June 18 1812: Backed by Rothschild money, the British declare war on the US.

December 5 1815: The War of 1812 concludes. President Madison proposes a Second Bank of the United States.
Rothschild taught agent and child prodigy, Nicholas Biddle, was the main proponent for central banking. In 1822, under President James Monroe, Biddle became president of the Second Bank of the United States located in Philadelphia.

In 1828 the new President of the US, President Andrew Jackson, began an investigation of the Second Bank of the United States. He argued that the bank was privately owned with stockholders from foreign nations who had political agendas at odds with the United States.
"You are a den of thieves and vipers, and I intend to rout you out, and by the Eternal God, I will rout you out."

The battle raged and by 1832 when Jackson was up for re-election, the bankers got a renewal Bill for the bank passed. But Jackson vetoed the bill.
In early January 1835, Jackson paid off the final installment of the National Debt. On January 30 1835, an assassin by the name of Richard Lawrence tried to kill President Jackson but failed.

President Andrew Jackson then removed all the Government deposits from the Jewish Second Bank of the United States and it collapsed!

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The Jews of Nevis and Alexander Hamilton

We know of the existence of a Jewish school through some of the biographies of Alexander Hamilton, born in Nevis. He was enrolled in a private school on Nevis taught by a Jewish head mistress and "... soon was fluent in Hebrew and French."

His son later related that "... rarely as he alluded to his personal history, he mentioned with a smile his having been taught to repeat the Decalogue in Hebrew, at the school of a Jewess, when so small that he was placed standing by her side upon a table."

Hamilton harbored a lifelong reverence for Jews. In later years, he privately jotted on a sheet of paper that the "... progress of the Jews ... from their earliest history to the present time has been and is entirely out of the ordinary course of human affairs. Is it not then a fair conclusion that the cause also is an extraordinary one - in other words, that it is the effect of some great providential plan?" Later on, in the heat of a renowned legal case, Hamilton challenged the opposing counsel: "Why distrust the evidence of the Jews? Discredit them and you destroy the Christian religion...."
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