Tag: Waterloo

Joachim Hagopian, From Jewish State Founding Rothschild Bankers’ Wars to Today’s US-Israel Hegemon Collapse

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Joachim Hagopian As far back as 1829, almost two full centuries ago four reputable journals reported that Baron Rothschild may have purchased Jerusalem and Palestine for the establishment of the Jewish State. 119 years later, Israel was formally established and that same day 11 minutes later recognized by President Harry Truman. Against the better judgment of his State Department head Dean Acheson and Joint Chiefs of Staff General George Marshall, Truman accepted his Zionist bribe of $2 million in suitcase cash, and the rest is history. Also, from a book called A Residence in…

William de Berg, Waterloo Redux – but for Whom?

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William de Berg Media pundits and leading politicians claim Russia’s intervention in Ukraine will be Russian President Vladimir Putin’s “Waterloo”,[1] a reference to  the final, crushing defeat of Napoleon’s forces in 1815 in what is now present-day Belgium.    They may have it backwards, though:  The real Waterloo analogy may be better applied to the collapse of Putin’s opponent—the Anglo-American Bilderberger/NATO empire in the West. Afghanistan has often been referred to as the “graveyard of empires”, but this bears little historical reality.[2]  Alexander the Great conquered the satrapies in Afghanistan and…