http://www.sandersresearch.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1213The model for banking consolidation and war profiteering is one that has resurfaced repeatedly in the twentieth century since an ominous day in 1910 when leading financiers laid the groundwork for what would become America’s bloodless banking coup. War is a dual-edged sword, used by creditors both to collect their unpaid debts and to deprive wayward debtor nations of any hope of independent action. In this sense the motive behind today’s war in Iraq is thoroughly transparent—a transparency revealing the real beneficiaries of George W. Bush’s war in Iraq. All doubt is removed when we peer back in time to those men as they set out in a private railroad car, the destination of which was Jekyll Island, Georgia.
Who owned that railroad car? Who financed their rise to power?
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