will comment in a bit

check this out - this is from the 1942 book by Funk etc

this has Julius Wolf and ‘the third way’ written all over it

i covered wolf over here

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/the-man-who-history-forgot?utm_source=publication-search

the nazis, in essence, implemented an economic governance system which was invented by a jew. no fucking wonder they went to the extent they did to wipe him from history.

and jewish historians are in no hurry to dig him up, because, well, it might lead to problems.

that;’s not assigning blame, it’s just stating logical deduction.

in fact, absolutely no-one has an interest in seeing wolf dug up.

the EU does not want anyone to realise that the nazis wrote the template
the financial powers does not want you to be able to trace it back to the london bank clearinghouse

… ok… this is pretty messed up. This is the 1932 Volta Congress, attended by Rosenberg and Schacht.

An early draft of the 1942 plan was discussed by both at this event, including the aspect of clearing. The conference proceedings is attached below.


https://dn760004.eu.archive.org/0/items/convegno-scienze-morali-storiche-europa/ConvegnoScienzeMoraliStoricheEuropa_text.pdf

the principal architect attending the event was Elemer Hantos. who is he, you ask? simple.

oh look, there’s Kalergi.

so we now have a path to Kalergi as well.

the 1942 document genuinely is explosive.

the interwar period and the nazi era, in essence, appears to have been fought over financial control of europe.

it’s what everyone is busy telling you is conspiracy. except, it appears fairly strongly supported by these documents.

incidentally, i documented a fair bit about the interwar clearing over here.

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/enquiry-into-clearing-agreements

wasnt expecting it to agree here, but there you go.

i recall sitting in history lessons, being told what in retrospect was - at best - incomplete history and thinking ‘there’s something not quite right here’. couldn’t place my finger on it, but then, it’s difficult when you’re a teenager and you still have a hell of a lot to learn.

i also recall being told by an invited speaker that the american civil war being fundamentally an economic matter, with the liberals all groaning, parroting the ‘it was about slavery line’ exclusively, refusing to entertain the gaps in the historical record - lincoln never really addressed emancipation until iirc 1863.