Analysis of Jewish Influence in Finance

The House of Rothschild is just one example of the use of this tactic by the Jews

to spread their net of financial influence over the working man.

The House of Warburg follows the same tactic as do other Jewish banking families.

By the beginning of the 20th century, the Jews are sitting

at all junctions of the world's money market.

They're an international power,

though they make up only one percent of the population of the earth.

Their capital enables them to terrorize world exchanges,

world opinion, and world politics.

New York is today's chief center of Jewish power.

The New York Stock Exchange,

financial center of the world, is ruled by such Jewish banking houses as Kuhn,

Loeb, Warburg, Hanauer,

Wertheim, Leveson,

Seeligman, Kuggenheim,

Wolff, Schiff,

Strauss, Stern, and so forth.

These Jewish kings

of finance love to play out their power behind the scenes

and stay out of the limelight.

Outwardly, they fit right in with their house.

They look almost like genuine Americans.

Bernard Baruch, Jewish financial advisor and friend of the American president and

the guise of a smart citizen of the United States.

Otto Kahn, Jewish banker of Wall Street,

enjoying his role as Anglo Saxon lord.

Jewish banker Felix Warburg.

Jewish banker Walter Mischief.

Jewish lawyer and German hater, Samuel Untermeyer.

Professor Felix Frankfurter,

Jewish legal advisor to the American president.

Herbert Lehman,

Jewish governor of the state of New York.

LaGuardia, half Jewish mayor of New York City.

Henry Morgenthau,

Jewish secretary of the treasury of the United States.

The Jew Leon Blum, former prime minister of France,

who knows how to act just like a genuine Frenchman.

Millions of French workers once greeted him as their party leader.

The Jew Hor Belisha,

former minister of war for England.

English soldiers salute their commander.

But the Jew is still a ruthless parasite, even when in power,

for his power doesn't come from his own strength.

It lasts only as long as his misled hosts are willing to carry him on their backs.

Remember those tragic days when Germany lay helpless.