“All Wars Are Banker’s Wars” follows a coherent logic: whoever controls financing influences how a war begins, how long a war continues, which interests survive & what obligations remain after the war ends Let’s “follow the money” before the Covid conflict, through the emergency & into the settlement There is substantial historical grounding for this recurring pattern: 1 War creates a government’s urgent dependence on creditors The Bank of England was founded in 1694 to raise £1.2 million for England’s war against France. Its formation directly connected private investment, government borrowing & military power. War financing was part of the institution’s founding purpose The underlying bargain is straightforward: the government receives purchasing power immediately; creditors receive financial claims supported by the government’s future revenues. The battlefield emergency becomes a lasting financial relationship 2 Financing a belligerent creates an interest in its success In 1915, J.P. Morgan & Co. arranged a $500 million loan to Britain & France. The firm also acted as their purchasing agent, securing almost $3 billion in munitions & raw materials, according to JPMorgan’s own history. Financing & military procurement were closely connected The “follow the money” reasoning identifies the incentive: once repayment depends on a government’s survival & financial strength, its fortunes matter to its creditors. That creates a path from financial exposure to political influence 3 The connection between creditors, newspapers & war policy was explicitly recognized in 1914 Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan warned President Wilson that lenders to belligerents could use their newspaper influence to support the countries they financed, because the outcome would affect their securities. He also warned these financial interests would make American neutrality harder to maintain That document directly supports an important part of this reasoning: financial commitments can create incentives to shape public opinion & government decisions. This concern existed in contemporary correspondence at the highest level of government 4 Wars reorganize monetary policy around government financing During World War I, the Federal Reserve facilitated war-bond sales & offered preferential lending terms to banks purchasing Treasury certificates. During World War II, it supported government borrowing by pegging Treasury interest rates Within this recurring framework, the significance is institutional: emergency financing brings government, banking & monetary policy into closer alignment. Decisions affecting the whole population become organized around sustaining the war effort 5 The War settlement establishes the next financial order In July 1944, while World War II continued, representatives of 44 countries met at Bretton Woods. Their agreements established the framework for the IMF & the International Bank for Reconstruction & Development, now part of the World Bank The financial consequences reach beyond funding destruction: the postwar settlement determines reconstruction financing & the institutions through which countries subsequently obtain assistance Applied to the 2019–2020 Covid Plandemic War, the pattern is: Financial fragility exists before the emergency The emergency redirects public attention & expands government authority Extraordinary interventions protect financial markets & existing claims The resulting debts & institutional arrangements persist afterward This is a logically consistent within all previous premises. The historical examples establish mechanisms through which conflict, credit, political influence, and monetary reorganization reinforce one another. This recurring theme has substantial historical support as the driving force of financial power motivating war and its aftermath, as well asthe universal claim about who deliberately starts wars for financial gain & greater control. @Freedom250

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