WATCH: “The WW1 Conspiracy”
James Corbett offers his view on the hidden origins of WW1
What was World War One about? How did it start? Who won? And what did they win? Now, 100 years after those final shots rang out, these questions still puzzle historians and laymen alike. But as we shall see, this confusion is not a happenstance of history, but the wool that has been pulled over our eyes to stop us from seeing what WWI really was. This is the story of WWI that you didn’t read in the history books. This is The WWI Conspiracy.
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I’ve just run across this and not watched, yet, opting to read the comments first. I doubt anyone else will be around to to reply but I was under the impression that the Austro-Hungarian empire started the war, in response (and gross over-reaction) to the assassinations of the arch duke and his wife, with their attack on Serbia. IRRC, the Austro-Hungarian emperor was also related to Queen Victoria so, perhaps, that’s the British connection? With the attack on Serbia (failed, I believe) Germany entered the war and it was on. Is that right? I hate the Brits (elite and govt) but it seems a stretch to lay it all on them, unless they hired the Serb who shot the duke and his wife. I have no doubt that the usual suspects would have financed all parties.
Forget the fine details. WW1 was the first war for oil and for Israel. The Ottoman empire had to be destroyed in order that these objectives were to be achieved. This despite the Ottomans being the primary refuge for those expelled in the Spanish inquisition. The banksters are not sentimental. The Balfour Declaration was drafted by Leopold Amery and addressed to Lord Rothschild and was sent during WW1.
If you can find it Robert Newmans ”history of oil” is well worrth a watch ….WW1 was an oil war….and the Berlin to Baghdad railway the means of getting it out
I found it
An oil war and a war for Israel.
William T. Stead is my spiritual great great grandfather. He is remembered by the modern world for exactly the wrong reasons. His political cache crumbled toward the end of his life as his attention moved away from the Grand Chessboard and toward the work of his heart – spiritualism. Did you know that William introduced Annie Besant to Helena Blavatsky? His most important writing had nothing to do with Liza Doolittle or what Gordon was doing in Africa. Two books, “The Blue Island” and “Letters from Julia”, are the relevant works today. We would love for people to read those, and to remember him as a bridge and mediator.
The two women mentioned are rather sinister NWO figures. Weren’t they Fabian Socialists ?
I have been reading an interesting source about the history of WW1. Its “Nelson’s History of the War”, published in 24 volumes over several years ending in 1919. Its written by John Buchan (of “39 Steps” fame) and its engaging reading because it was written before the political perspectives arising from the creation of the USSR and the rise of Nazism dominated our view of 20th century history. Obviously since it was written contemporaneously with the war not all military information is going to be 100% correct but the perspectives he brings, especially in regard to the politics in Europe, the role of the British Empire and the progress of the war in other parts of the world (including in Eastern Europe) give one a wholly new perspective on the fighting. One snippet which would give you a wholly unexpected perspective is of the action against a German fort on… Read more »
For an excellent analysis of how the ghost of Edward VII and the British state played a huge part in instigating WWI, I recommend the following lecture and radio interview by Webster Tarpley:
https://youtu.be/QUHIZQLMo-0
And
https://youtu.be/99haLqJduR4
https://youtu.be/gkz2WKO6UB0
Every time I mention Webster these days, I feel I have to comment on his recent and inexplicable 180 degree reversal on his pro-Russia stance and his alignment with the worst forces of Russophobia – Having said that, it in no ways detracts from his earlier analysis on topics like WWI, the Aldo Moro Assassination and 9/11.
I really do recommend the first lecture at least – my Grandfather fought in Flanders and it sickens you to the bone to realise how the ‘lost generation’ was sacrificed to the economic and political needs of the British Empire and its American partners.
can we see the next part?
Hmm where the argument claims evidence, I see unrelated incidents beaten up with no linking evidence into a mountain of tosh. Emotional reaction is guaranteed by the nonsense about ‘taking back amerika’. Rhodes was regarded with contempt by the truly powerful long before he died. His notions of ‘how the world really works were considered archaic back then given they had scant regard for the source of so much of humanity’s talent at a period when diversity of talent was being increasingly recognised. So much emphasis put on Rhodes despite the reality that India was providing far greater returns to england than South African diamonds whose profitability was dependent on monopoly – diamonds have few uses, the world was on a gold standard so the Rhodes-Rothschilds-De Beers cartel understood very well that the only way to make em profitable was to create a monopoly on supply and manipulate markets. Even… Read more »
Pretty good but something struck me as curious.
Not one word about the jew bankers. Nothing about the Balfour Declaration and the Rothschild family.
Yes. The “Allies” were at the root or damn near it….but who has profited the most? Cui Bono? Who controls world money, media, and politics?
Cant say I was much surprised by this.
Oh it was the in the sub text – more than that would have been tough given all the judeophobic ugliness ol’ Cecil loosed of throughout his life.
The thing that wasn’t in the subtext but usually is when tosh of this magnitude is being forked out the the credulous, was mention of reptiles in zip up humanoid onsies – surely the dingbats haven’t kicked one of their best inanities to the kerb?
Reptiles in zip up humanoid onsies are the only real truth, thank you for describing it so succinctly!
Thank James Corbett for this very enlightening historical report on WW1.
The more things change ,the more they stay the same.
Essential reading:
Hidden History: The Secret Origins of the First World War by Gerry Docherty and James MacGregor
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hidden-History-Secret-Origins-First/dp/1780576307
For the propaganda preparation for WWI, two volumes edited by I F Clarke are wonderful:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tale-Great-1871-1914-Still-come/dp/0853234590
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Great-Germany-1890-1940-War-Come/dp/0853236429/ref=sr_1_4?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1542145237&sr=1-4
Foreign Secretary Grey’s lies were exposed quickly – see E D Morel’s Truth and the War (1916): https://archive.org/details/truthwar01more/page/n9
Very well put! Just one thing: W T Stead was conned into it by Cecil Rhodes, who faked his support for Stead’s idea of converting the British Empire into a federation of democratic states, with a federal government ruling external affairs. Rhodes insisted on confidentiality, saying that the only person who knew of his plans was Lord Rothschild. Later, when Rhodes turned out to be behind the Jameson Raid, in an early attempt to spark the Second Boer War, Stead told him face to face that he should have been sent to prison for that. Initially, Stead was the sole executor of Rothschild’s will, but his influence was bit by bit decreased, then removed. Eventually, Stead made a mystery trip to Russia, where he met with the Czar to explain to him the danger of an alliance with France, in that Germany would feel threatened, and that could lead to… Read more »
You are close to the mark here. William’s heart, whose beats echo in my own chest, was external. He played for a while in a yard too large for him. They had him running around. He thought his imprisonment was a dramatic catharsis when it was merely a scene in the show. The Darlington Stone memorial demonstrates it was a “dog and pony” show, if you have eyes to see.
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Nothing new but well presented. Especially the men who sedulously nurtured the visceral Anti-Germanism that became such a chilling feature of English Literature from the turn of the century. By 1914 the dogma of German Militarism had become the 40th Article of the Anglican faith. Historians in Oxford (Home of Lost Causes) still believe it.
A very good presentation. Well worth spreading as the after effects are very much still apparent imo
Only half an hour such a lot covered- and there’s another part concerning the US … still to come
Eerily parallel, of course, to our present situation and how we arrived here.