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evidence to prove a conspiracy existed to force Britain into declaring war on Germany. This
evidence consisted of secret coded cables which had passed between Mr. Winston Churchill and
President Roosevelt, unknown to Mr. Chamberlain, the then Prime Minister. Captain Ramsay
offered to obtain copies of these documents to prove that the International Bankers were
determined to bring about World War II for the purpose of bringing the rest of the European
nations under Communist control. The Illuminati control both.
Tyler Kent was the coding officer who had coded and decoded these secret documents in the
American Embassy in London. Anna Wolkoff was his assistant. Like Gouzenko they felt sick
at the thought of the world being plunged into another Global War to further the ambitions of a
few totalitarian-minded men whose wealth compelled even presidents and top-level statesmen
to do their will. The same conditions existed in 1938 as existed in Paris in 1919, prior to the
signing of the Treaty of Versailles.
Tyler Kent, like many other people, knew Captain Ramsay was suspicious of An international
Jewish conspiracy . He knew Captain Ramsay was trying to prevent the war. When Captain
Ramsay told him Mr. Chamberlain would prevent such a conspiracy from being put into effect
if he was given authentic documentary evidence to prove such an international conspiracy did
actually exist, Tyler Kent offered to show Captain Ramsay the damning documents in his flat at
47 Gloucester Place, London.
The international conspirators had, however, been busy. In March, 1939 they had tricked Mr.
Chamberlain into signing a guarantee to protect Poland from German aggression by presenting
him with a false report to the effect that a 48-hour ultimatum had been delivered by Germany to
the Poles. The facts are that the German government did not issue any 48-hour ultimatum. The
German note set forth reasonable suggestions for a peaceful solution of the problems created
by the Treaty of Versailles in regard to the Polish Corridor and Danzig.
History will prove that the only reason the Polish government ignored the German note was
because agents of the international conspirators advised its leading statesmen that the British
guarantee assured them against German aggression.
Month after month went by and still Poland ignored the German note completely. Meanwhile
the anti-German Press speeded up its torrents of abuse against Hitler because he had dared to
defy the power of the international Money-Barons. Hitler had earned their hatred by his
independent financial policy and monetary reforms. The public was made to believe, and at
that tine I was also made to believe, that Hitler s word couldn t be trusted. The public was told
after his Putsch into Sudetenland, that Hitler had said he intended to make no further
demands. It was made to appear by the press that the German note to Poland suggesting a
peaceful solution to the problems created by the Treaty of Versailles was another demand ,
and therefore, a broken promise .
History proves it was no such thing. What Hitler had said was that he would make no further
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demands AFTER he had rectified the injustices inflicted upon the German people by those who
had dictated the terms and conditions incorporated into the Treaty of Versailles. That is a horse
of a very different colour. It is a typical example of how a half-truth is far more dangerous than
a direct lie.
Hitler s promise was qualified. He promised he would make no further demands after the
problems involving Sudetenland, part of Czechoslovakia, the Polish Corridor and Danzig, had
been solved.
The German grievances were real and justified. By the Treaty of Versailles the Polish Corridor
had separated East Prussia from the rest of Germany. Danzig, a purely German city, had been
isolated; the Germans who had remained in the territory which became known as
Czechoslovakia, had been persecuted; the expressed wish of the Austrian people to unite with
Germany, for their own protection against Communist aggression, had been denied. Generally
speaking, public opinion in the Western World has been moulded to blame France and the
nations which formed the Little Entente for insisting on this policy towards Germany. It
cannot be denied that the post-war policy of the Allied Powers towards Germany was in direct
contradiction to the principles of Self-Determination which had been accepted by the
governments involved on behalf of the people who had elected them to manage their affairs.
Each succeeding German democratic chancellor had tried by diplomatic negotiation to obtain
redress and had failed. It was their failure to obtain justice by peaceful means that influenced
the German people when they swept Hitler to power. Winston Churchill labeled Hitler That
Monstrous Abortion of lies and deceits , but it cannot truthfully be denied that in 1939 Hitler
was trying once again to arrange a peaceful solution of the problems created by the Polish
Corridor, and Danzig, when the agents of the international conspirators deceived Prime Minister
Chamberlain into believing that Hitler had issued an Ultimatum to the Polish government and
had moved in his armies to back up his demands. It was this act of deception that caused Mr.
Chamberlain to reluctantly advise His Majesty s government to declare war on Germany.
This is a grave accusation to make, but its truth and justification is proved by the fact that
exactly the same thing happened all over again towards the end of, and immediately after the
end of, World War II.
It would be ridiculous to suppose that sincere, Christian statesmen could repeat, and compound,
such injustices as those perpetrated by the Treaty of Versailles. But these injustices were
repeated by the Allied Powers by the adoption of the policy of unconditional surrender; by the
adoption of the Stalin-White-Morgenthau Economic Plan; by the partitioning of Germany; by
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