#2006 – 22 FEB 2006

We are being farmed – They farm us up for their wars 💥

Interview on "Sweet Liberty" with Jackie Patru

They farm us up for their wars, such as in Britain. When the Rothschilds took over they started a standing army.  Before that they used mercenary troops. So, then they brought the redcoats in with the standing army, with the Bank of England funding it, and with the right to tax the people, to keep the standing army. And then, from then on, it’s one war after another. And so, they were culling off the population, what they thought were the excess, at the same time those soldiers were winning more land for Britain, for London, really, as they were culling off the soldiers. And of course, the Rothschild companies were supplying all the armaments and clothing.. It’s a business. War is a business for them. ..That’s the standard technique that’s always been used. Read transcript

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CORN LAWS
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Alan: Yeah, and when Rothschild passed the law, he put the bill forward in Parliament, in England. It was called the #CornLaws. And what they did, that allowed the European farmers to dump their grain in Britain, and that put all the small holders out of Britain. And they had to go into the cities, the industrial, the new industrial cities, and work sixteen, seventeen hours a day till they died. You know, they dropped dead.
 
Jackie: Who was dumping their corn?
 
Alan: The European farmers.
 
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CORN LAWS
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Were they being paid for it?
 
Alan: Oh, yeah. But they were allowed to dump them at cheap prices, without tariffs. That was Free Trade, without tariffs & into Britain at such cheap prices. It was all orchestrated by the Rothschilds.

All the farmers were suddenly put out of business and all the farm hands. They had to move into the new industrial areas, like Manchester, Birmingham, where they were paid pennies per week and worked 16, 17 hours a day. The rest were put into the army. There was no other choice. That was I think even B Franklin, who.. because they’re illuminati, they can tell you the truth.. Franklin did say that industrialization was the worst form of a system that he’d ever seen.. because he’d witnessed the peasants in Britain, working 16 hours a day in the factories walking out of the factories absolutely tired and staggering without shoes on their feet yet.. They couldn’t even afford the shoes they made. That’s how poor Great Britain was for the people.

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Petitions & the Corn Laws
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Objections to the Corn Laws from all levels of society were evident from the moment they were enacted. On 20th Mar 1815, at the third reading of the Bill in the House of Lords, a formal protest was entered by eleven peers, including two members of the Royal Family: the Duke of Sussex and the Duke of Gloucester. Despite intense and mounting opposition for decades, the Corn Laws were not repealed until 1846.

Petitions presented to the House of Commons give some insight into the rationale for the Corn Laws, and why there was opposition to them. According to the reports of the select committee on public petitions, between 27th January and 28th August 1842, 467 petitions were presented to the Commons for the repeal on the Corn Laws, with an impressive 1,414,303 signatures. Whilst 1953 petitions were presented in favour of the Corn Laws, these had only 145,855 signatures.

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Brexit Is Like Repealing the Corn Laws All Over Again

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The parallels between the Zollverein and today’s EU are striking, especially in so far as they relate to Prussia (then) and Germany (now). Here is what he wrote:

“The effect of the League must be to throw the preponderating influence over thirty millions of people into the hands of the Cabinet of Berlin. By the terms of the Union, the money is to be collected and paid by Prussia; a very little financial skill will very easily make the smaller states the pensioners of the paymaster....”

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