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N.W.O. FORBIDDEN HISTORY INTRODUCTION P. 3 1763 - 1816 P. 5 1820 - 1880 P. 23 1881 - 1910 P. 41 1911 - 1920 P. 65 1921 - 1930 P. 91 1931 - 1939 P. 103 WORLD WAR II (Part 1) P. 121 WORLD WAR II (Part 2) P. 143 1945 - 1960 P. 163 1961 - 1970 P. 189 1971 - 1980 P. 203 1981 - 2000 P. 213 2001 - 2013 P. 229 THE FORBIDDEN FUTURE P. 253 INTRODUCTION By Aesop & Edward Gibbon
A man and a Lion traveled together through the forest. They began to boast of their respective superiority to each other in strength and prowess. As they were disputing, they passed a statue carved in stone, which depicted a Lion strangled by a Man. The man pointed to it and said: "See there! How strong we are, and how we prevail over the king of beasts." The Lion replied: "This statue was made by one of you men. If we Lions erected statues, you would see the Man placed under the paw of the Lion."
Edward Gibbon, English historian (1737-1794) From: "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" NWO FORBIDDEN HISTORY 1763 – 1816
Mayer Amschel Rothschild establishes the legendary Rothschild Banking Dynasty, the richest family business in history. Forbes Magazine refers to him as "a founding father of international finance". The original Rothschild operation is based in Frankfurt (Germany). Rothschild’s five sons will later branch out to head banking dynasties in Austria, Italy, France, and England, becoming lenders to the Kings of Europe, often financing both sides of the European wars that will so enrich them.
The Currency Act creates tension between the colonies and Britain. When the First Continental Congress meets in 1774, it strongly objects to The Act as "subversive of American rights." It is a little known fact of the American Revolution, that the right of the colonists to issue debt-free currency, and spend it into circulation (as opposed to a private Central Bank lending debt-currency into circulation), became one of the main causes of the Revolution. MARCH 5, 1773/THE BOSTON MASSACRE / TENSIONS MOUNT AS 5 AMERICAN COLONISTS ARE KILLED BY BRITISH TROOPS 
The increase in British troops stationed in Boston leads to tension with the locals. Fights erupt between soldiers and liberty loving civilians. British troops are sent to Boston in 1768 to enforce the Townshend Acts, a series of laws passed by the British Parliament. The purpose of the Townshend Acts is to make colonial governors and judges independent of colonial control, to enforce compliance with trade regulations, and to tax the colonies without their approval. The Boston Massacre When an angry crowd of colonists confronts a group of soldiers with taunts and snowballs, the frightened British soldiers overreact. Shots are fired and five American colonists are killed. News of the Boston Massacre spreads the revolutionary spirit throughout the colonies. DECEMBER 16, 1773/THE BOSTON TEA PARTY / COLONISTS REBEL AGAINST BRITISH TAXES AND MONOPOLIES The Boston Tea Party is an action by Boston colonists in the British colony of Massachusetts, against the British government and the monopolistic East India Company that controlled all the tea coming into the colonies. After officials in Boston refuse to return three shiploads of taxed tea to Britain, a group of colonists, dressed as American Indians, climb aboard the ships and destroy the tea by throwing it into Boston Harbor. 
The Tea Party is the culmination of a resistance movement against the Tea Act, which had been passed by Parliament in 1773. Colonists object to the Tea Act for a variety of reasons, especially because it violates their right to be taxed only by their elected representatives. The Boston Tea Party is a revolt against state sponsored monopolies (The British East India Company) as much as it is about taxation. APRIL 19, 1775/THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON & CONCORD / THE REVOLUTION BEGINS WITH ‘THE SHOT HEARD AROUND THE WORLD’  
The Massachusetts Militia is storing guns and ammo in the town of Concord, MA. About 700 British troops are sent to seize the military supplies. Patriot leaders learn of the British plan and begin organizing. The night before the scheduled British raid, Paul Revere takes off on his famous "Midnight Ride" to warn the local militiamen (Minutemen). The first shots are fired as the sun begins to rise in Lexington, MA. The militias are outnumbered and fall back as the British advance upon Concord. At Concord, approximately 500 "rag tag" militiamen fight and defeat the King's troops. The "red coats" retreat after a pitched battle in open territory. More militiamen arrive soon thereafter and inflict heavy damage on the British, firing upon from behinds trees as they march back towards Boston. The war for American independence is on! The Battle of Lexington and Concord will go down in history as "the shot heard around the world."
They plot the overthrow of governments, the destruction of Christianity, and the future arrival of a world communal state, (New World Order) Bavarian authorities disband the Illuminati in 1784. But the tactics and goals of the order are clearly evident in the French Revolution of 1789, and future Communist plots. To this day, May 1 (May Day) remains an important date to Communists, Anarchists, and ‘Progressives’.
Written by Thomas Jefferson and signed by 56 patriots, the Declaration of Independence breaks the colonies away from Britain, and sets forth the ideal that governments exist to serve the people, not to control them. America’s founders believe that rights come from God, not government. Prosperity follows when the power of the state is limited. Small government, God-given rights, morality, stable currency, respect for private property, and minimal taxes represent the opposite of what the Illuminati and latter day ‘Red” revolutionaries advocate. These lines of the Declaration sum up what America, and the ‘4th of July’, are all about:
The Revolution begins badly for the 13 colonies. The colonists themselves are divided as to their loyalties. The best that General George Washington’s ‘Continental Army” can do against the better equipped British is to limit direct combat and harass the British instead. As American “minutemen” and Washington’s Army draw the ‘redcoats’ into a battle of attrition, Ben Franklin visits Paris to persuade the French to help the colonies.. Drafted during the early years of the war, and ratified in 1781, the Articles Of Confederation and Permanent Union establish a very decentralized government for the colonies. Under the Articles, the colonies (now referred to as “States’) are sovereign entities. For six years after the end of the war, the colonies are not truly a united nation, but rather a league of allied states living under mutually agreed upon rules. America’s founders are divided. Though all of them believe in freedom and limited government, one camp (The Federalists) prefers a stronger central government to help organize the nation’s affairs. The other camp (the anti-Federalists) fear that any centralized American government might become corrupted and dangerous to the people’s liberty.
Some of America's founders believe that the Articles of Confederation are too weak for the government to survive. For this reason, the Continental Congress approves the US Constitution in 1787, in Philadelphia. Months of contentious debate follow before the States ratify the Constitution, the framework of the US Government. The checks and balances built into the Constitution establish 3 branches of government, and limit the power of each. George Washington will be chosen as the first US President. The document also limits the power of the masses of people. The founders know that "democracy” results in mob rule, in which a "majority" of people can be manipulated into voting themselves the wealth of the productive people. Under the Constitution, taxes and state spending are minimal, and only gold and silver coins are recognized as currency. There is no authorization for income taxes, central banking, and social welfare schemes. . The Constitution and its original 10 amendments (The Bill of Rights) serve as a leash on government growth and power, and a guarantor of personal liberties, such as rights to free political speech, toown firearms, and to be secure from unlawful searches and seizures. . The United States is founded as a constitutional republic (rule of law), and NOT a socialist "democracy" (rule of the manipulated majority). 1790/JEFFERSON AND HAMILTON CLASH OVER THE CENTRAL BANK The proposed Bank of the United States will be a Central Bank with a 20-year charter. It is the brainchild of New York banker Alexander Hamilton. Hamilton, born in the British West Indies and educated in a Jewish school there, is an agent of the New York-London moneylenders. Hamilton founded the Bank of New York in 1784. Hamilton was London's boy. As President Washington's Treasury Secretary, Hamilton clashes with Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson. Hamilton and the New York bankers believe in strong central government and central banking. Virginians Jefferson, James Madison (father of the Constitution) and the southern agricultural class believe in decentralized government and local banking. The roots of the future American Civil War can be traced, in part, to the Jefferson-Hamilton feud. Jefferson argues that centralization of power away from private mints and banks is unconstitutional and dangerous. He wrote: "…banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies." The New Yorker Hamilton argues that if the nation is to grow, it needs a standard coinage provided by a US Mint and supported by a Central Bank and excise tax. 1791/HAMILTON WINS. A U.S. CENTRAL BANK IS ESTABLISHED / WHISKEY FARMERS REBEL! 
President Washington listens to Jefferson’s and Hamilton’s position on the Central Bank, but is ultimately taken in by Hamilton. The Father of America has a blind spot when it comes to the smooth talking, foreign- born deceiver. Others are not so easily fooled. In later years, President John Adams will describe Hamilton as: "the most restless, impatient, artful, indefatigable, and unprincipled intriguer in the United States, if not in the world." When men were men! Angry whiskey farmers attack Hamilton's tax collectors! Along with establishing an excise tax, Hamilton’s Bank is a private company with some foreign shareholders. To cover the government's interest payments to the Bank, Hamilton imposes an excise tax on whiskey. When Pennsylvania whiskey farmers rebel (Whiskey Rebellion), Hamilton convinces Washington to allow him to personally lead 12,000 troops to enforce compliance. Brute force is used to collect the taxes, to pay interest to the foreign shareholders of the Central Bank. THE CENTRAL BANKING SCAM EXPLAINED CENTRAL BANKING AND GOVERNMENT DEBT 
When government uses up the money it collects in taxes, it resorts to borrowing. It can borrow by selling bonds to investors, or to foreign governments. But when governments borrow from a privately owned Central Bank, the Bank is actually creating new money "out of thin air" and then lending it to the government at interest. The injection of new money into the economy has the effect of reducing the value of existing money (inflation). The government must then tax its citizens to repay the loans (Bonds) to the Central Bank, plus interest. If the government were to simply create its own debt-free currency to cover its bills, there might still be an inflationary effect, but the government would not carry debt, and therefore not need to tax its people to pay principal and interest to the Central Bank.
The other way in which a Central Bank preys upon people is by lending to the nation’s banks. The banks can then increase the number of loans to their customers by borrowing money themselves from the Central Bank (again, created out of thin air.) The local bank borrows at a lower rate from the Central Bank, and then re-loans the money to you at a higher rate. Consumer debt is thus maximized as constant inflation erodes the value of existing money. Consumers do not benefit from debt as they would believe because the new money pumped into the economy artificially drives up the price of whatever they are buying. In short, behind its academic cover, Central Banks are legalized counterfeiters and loan sharks. When a Central Bank, owned by private shareholders, controls the money, every dollar of currency must be loaned into circulation at interest. Therefore, there will always be more total debt outstanding than there is money in circulation. Those who control this perpetual debt machine always become powerful enough to control the government. 1789 / THE FRENCH REVOLUTION 
The French Revolution is a period of radical upheaval in France. Unlike America’s Revolution, which put limits on government power, the atheistic radicals of France seek total power. Their rallying cries of “Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality” are empty words that attract gullible mobs. The revolution leads to the rise of the mad killer Robespierre, and the Jacobins. From 1793-1794, the “Committee of Public Safety” operates as the dictatorship of France. A “Reign of Terror” is unleashed. King Louis XVI , Queen Marie Antoinette, and 40,000 others are executed, mostly by public guillotine. The Jacobin mobs target priests, nuns, and the wealthy.
The Jacobins (forerunners of the Communists) are eventually displaced by more sensible elements of the revolution. Robespierre himself is executed. The “Directory” controls France from 1795-1799 as the monarchies of Europe wage a war against France. Though historians portray The Revolution as a "spontaneous uprising" of the oppressed, the funding of the movement, and the disciplined organization of the radicals, suggest otherwise. Was Rothschild money behind the revolt? Could this be the meaning of the French Revolution’s theme color, red? (Rothschild is German for "Red Shield"). Many more "spontaneous red revolts" will follow over the centuries to come.
In 1795, banker tool Alexander Hamilton resigns in disgrace when it is discovered that he is sleeping with another man’s wife (Maria Reynolds Affair). .On July 11, 1804, Hamilton is killed in a duel with Thomas Jefferson’s Vice President, Aaron Burr, a political rival whom the arrogant Hamilton had insulted and defamed. 1796 / WASHINGTON’S PROPHETIC FAREWELL ADDRESS 
In his Farewell Address to Congress and an adoring American public, the great General and President George Washington uses the occasion to advise America on how to secure its future happiness and prosperity. Washington's prescient warnings come from his extensive knowledge of history. His wise and prophetic advice includes: *Beware of the formation of political parties. *Maintain religion and morality as supports of a free people. *Avoid alliances & foreign military entanglements. *Balance the Federal Budget and avoid state debt. *Keep government spending and taxes low. *Do not weaken the U.S. Constitution with amendments. *Do not allow sectional differences to divide the Union. In Europe, the early New World Order/Red crime gang is already in operation. Eventually, the Globalists will attack America (and the world) in each area that Washington warned about. 1798 / JOHN ROBISON WRITES: ‘PROOFS OF A CONSPIRACY’ 
John Robison was a prominent physicist and professor of philosophy at Scotland’s Edinburgh University. He worked with James Watt on the early steam car, and he later invented the siren. The Illuminati had attempted to recruit him but he declined. In 1798 he writes “Proofs of a Conspiracy Against the Religions and Governments of Europe” in which he exposes the secret societies behind the terrorist French revolution. His warning to Europe is stark:
After amassing an enormous fortune from his base in the Hessian city of Frankfurt (Germany) Mayer Amschel Rothschild sends his five sons abroad to expand the Rothschild Family Empire throughout Europe. Each of the brothers will emerge as dominant financial players, and behind-the-scenes political players, in their respective new countries. The five sons and the five sub-dynasties they will operate are as follows: Anselm: Stays in Frankfurt to run the German operation. Salomon: Vienna, Austria Nathan: Manchester, and then London, England Carl: Naples, Italy Jacob: Paris, France Of the 5, Nathan in London ("The City of London") will become the wealthiest and most powerful of the brothers. His power surpasses even that of the other existing Jewish family dynasties that own The Bank of England (Montefiores, Goldsmids, Mocattas). The London Rothschilds are the beating heart of the centuries old movement to tear down European civilization and erect The New World Order in its place. 1799 / THE RISE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE 
Military leader Napoleon Bonaparte emerges from the Revolutionary chaos of France to restore order. He installs himself as First Consul in 1799. Five years later, the French Senate declares him Emperor of France. As Emperor from 1804-1815, Napoleon will establish legal reforms known as the Napoleonic Code. Napoleon’s expedition in Egypt is a large part of why we know so much about Ancient Egypt. He brought a team of 160 scientists, astronomers, engineers, architects, artists, interpreters, and printers to record and document what he found. The Royal Families of Europe continue to wage war on revolutionary France. Britain, Russia, Austria, Prussia, and Spain unite in opposition to Napoleon. The ensuing wars that follow are known as the Napoleonic Wars, although Napoleon didn't start these wars so much as he inherited them. After a string of stunning victories, France establishes itself as the leading continental power of Europe and builds alliances of its own. 1803 / THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE: RATHER THAN BORROW FROM THE BANKERS, NAPOLEON SELLS LAND TO THE U.S. Napoleon needs money to finance France’s war effort against the European powers, but he is unwilling to borrow from big bankers. Napoleon once wrote: Directory: sitebuildercontent -> sitebuilderfiles sitebuilderfiles -> Women and their forgotten role in Slavery Nigel Sadler Sands of Time Consultancy sitebuilderfiles -> Chpt. 2 Amsco; Besides the amsco text, use chapters 2 & 3 of sitebuilderfiles -> The Seven Laws of Success sitebuilderfiles -> African literature sitebuilderfiles -> Category A: Exemplary B: Solid sitebuilderfiles -> Our sweet and beautiful daughters Taylor & Katelyn. We love you so much! Mommy & Daddy sitebuilderfiles -> Ap american History Mr. Caroddo sitebuilderfiles -> - sitebuilderfiles -> American Kennel Club: Obedience Explained sitebuilderfiles -> Vivian ely peeler Download 1.32 Mb. Share with your friends:
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