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Each book examines the financing and the contributions made by Wall Street by international bankers to the development of that specific form of socialism.  Antony C Sutton: interview 1980, ‘The Best Enemies Money Can Buy’, Youtube 39.59, 2012

 

The Soviets were supplying the North Vietnamese 1972 … The Gorky plant which was built by the Ford Motor Company … We were supplying equipment to the Gorky plant … I thought this was morally wrong.  ibid.

 

The original financing of Hitler in the years 1922 came only partly from Germany.  One of the most prominent Americans concerned with financing Hitler was Henry Ford.  ibid.  

 

Amongst the corporations that transferred money to Hitler I find not only I G Farben, which is quite widely known, but also German General Electric, AEG, which is under control of General Electric in the United States … Osram … Standard Oil … ITT … American corporations financed Hitler through their subsidiaries.  ibid.         

 

In practice the German General Electric plants were not bombed.  ibid.  

 

The Ford plant in Cologne should have been a prime military target.  ibid.

 

Every single Russian industry was rebuilt or restarted by foreign corporations.  ibid.  

 

Averell Harriman came out of the Soviet Union financially with a profit.  ibid. 

 

 

Any kind of man-made of other disaster that affects planet Earth adversely may be viewed the opposite way for those who are trading the markets.  Planet Finance I: Nature of the Beast, VPRO 2023

 

There is a world made up of numbers.  A world where you have to be the smartest or the fastest.  A world connected by radio waves and fibre optic cables.  A world where you can make money if you think you know what the future holds.  A world of fear and desire.  Where you can win.  Or lose.  I call this world Planet Finance.  ibid.  

 

How can the interests of Planet Earth and Planet Finance be so different?  ibid.

 

‘It’s just a construct so that people can make money.’  ibid.  floor trader      

 

So it was a market place where buyers and sellers would meet.  In the 1970s their bids were still chalked on to the so-called Book.  ibid.  

 

Around the turn of the century exchanges across the globe become electronic.  ibid.

 

So it’s about playing with risk.  ibid.

 

 

Oil is always in demand.  And the price is always changing.  But at the start of the pandemic there aren’t any takers.  The world’s oil supply is floating around at sea.  The crews are stuck on their ships for months.  Planet Finance II: Free Oil        

 

It is Planet Finance that determines the price of many raw materials.  It does so on the so-called Futures Market.  ibid.

 

Lower point: minus $40.32 20th April 2020.  ibid.     

 

 

The market feels like a vast ocean.  What an adventure it can be to set out on it.  For fortune-seekers navigating this market is not without danger.  Planet Finance III: Fortune Seekers  

 

Mrs Watanabe is a household name on Planet Finance.  Japan now has one and a half million of them.  And they all want to earn from their savings.  Mrs Watanabe is a collective name for Japanese retail traders.  ibid.  

 

Since the pandemic tens of millions of new traders have jumped into the market worldwide.  ibid.

 

‘To me the market is a thing of great uncertainty.  Although there is uncertainty, in the end it’s about human emotions.’  ibid.  Forex guru

 

 

Wandering around Planet Finance, I arrive at the most renowned of all financial markets, the Stock Market, in a place where you wouldn’t immediately expect it  China.  Planet Finance IV: The Biggest IPO Ever          

 

Who is going to set the rules of the game?  China or Planet Finance?  ibid.

 

And so on the day of the IPO [New York], the Alibaba share price immediately goes up.  ibid.  

 

Ant Group: If something seems too good to be true, it usually is too good to be true.  ibid.    

 

I wonder why Beijing put so much pressure on its own tech companies.  ibid.

  

 

In the old days, say pre-1990s, capital was king or queen. You called the shots.  Now capital is a burden.  Planet Finance V: Catastrophe For Sale 

 

On Planet Finance there is a market for nearly everything.  Even for a future disaster.  A disaster that hasn’t happened yet.  A disaster that might never happen.  There are people who spend all their time calculating the minimum chance of such a disaster happening.  And above all, the extent of the damage.  ibid.

 

Cat bonds that should cover the damage of future disasters.  ibid.

 

 

What if everyone jumps into the market?  Planet Finance VI: Bubbles & Crashes, VPRO 2023

 

On Planet Finance so-called short sellers are often compared to these carrion birds [vultures]  they live off other people’s mistakes.  They win when others lose.  ibid.

 

Germans buy Wirecard shares en masse.  For our short sellers that hype is the first red flag … Our short sellers pass on their research to the Financial Times.  ibid.

 

The extent of the anti-Wall Street sentiment among this new generation of traders.  And how this generation wants to try to beat Planet Finance with its own mechanisms.  ibid.  

 

 

BlackRock Inc is now officially everywhere.  It owns everything.  Sadly for us however the creepy corporate claws of the BlackRock beast aren’t content simply to clutch on to a near plurality of shares in every major corporation in the world.  No.  BlackRock is now digging its talons in even further and flexing its muscles, putting that inconceivable wealth and influence to use by completely reordering the economy, creating scamdemics, and shaping the course of civilisation in the process.  The Corbett Report: How BlackRock Conquered the World, 58.48 2023    

 

But it was the global financial crisis of 2007/8 that catapulted BlackRock to its current position of financial dominance.  ibid.      

 

 

It’s a very strange company.  Companies are being set up.  Money comes in, money goes out.  That is totally spooky.  Skandal! Bringing Down Wirecard, insider, Netflix 2022

 

A growing scandal involving a Germany digital payments company Wirecard.  ibid.  US news  

 

Money laundering, gambling, porn, helping terrorist organisations … It looked like a bank but it was actually a robbery.  ibid.  man in the know  

 

We’re a software company with a bank as a daughter.  ibid.  company to Financial Times journalist      

 

Part of its business is money laundering for criminals.  ibid.  

 

Yes, so I started shorting the company.  ibid.  UK short seller

 

I was very aware that Wirecard were spying on us.  ibid.  Financial Times journalist    

 

The whole thing is fake.  None of it is real.  They came up with this deep fake.  ibid.  

 

Japan’s SoftBank to invest 900 Million Euros in Wirecard.  ibid.  online news April 2019         

 

The press conference that night was like The Muppet Show.  ibid. observer  

 

When Wirecard collapsed in June 2020 investo losses exceeded 20 billion Euros.  ibid.  

          

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