The Strange Death of Franklin D. Roosevelt

Alfred Landon criticizing FDR's New Deal:

"The President spoke truly when he boasted... 'We have built up new instruments of public power.' He spoke truly when he said these instruments could provide 'shackles for the liberties of the people... and... enslavement for the public.' These powers were granted with the understanding that they were only temporary. But after the powers had been obtained, and after the emergency was clearly over, we were told that another emergency would be created if the power was given up. In other words, the concentration of power in the hands of the President was not a question of temporary emergency. It was a question of permanent national policy. In my opinion the emergency of 1933 was a mere excuse.... National economic planning—the term used by this Administration to describe its policy—violates the basic ideals of the American system.... The price of economic planning is the loss of economic freedom. And economic freedom and personal liberty go hand in hand."

Time October 26, 1936

We have this one along with several others on the Rocky Boys....

He was my father's Doctor for a while too!

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bump; want to catch the AMA connection; everything else I am already familiar 'with'--

The efforts of the Rockefeller-Standard Oil group to protect their property
took three directions. First in April 1938, within a short time after the
Panay incident, they made the Mitsuis of Japan, who with the Zaibatsu
dominated Hiroshito and Japan's policies, their exclusive agents in North
China and all conquered territory in Asia. This placed the
Rockefeller-Standard Oil group in a position to influence Japan's policies.

But it has always been a Rockefeller policy never to be satisfied with half a
loaf when they can get a whole loaf at no expense to themselves. To
accomplish a destruction of Japan, it was necessary to bring the American
Army to the rescue of their property in China. But it would have been futile
for the Rockefeller-Standard Oil interests to ask Congress to declare war on
Japan because it was destroying their property in China.

Even their numerous agents in Congress could not afford to vote for a war on
such grounds. To avoid committing political suicide, they would have to
reply: "Go fly your own kite."

If however, Japan could be induced to attack the U.S.—that would be a
different story. To accomplish this purpose, it was imperative that the
American public should have no suspicion of the significance to the
Rockefeller-Standard Oil interests of Japan's aggression on China; and they
never were told. This was accomplished by Rockefeller's control of the press
and other avenues of publication, and the control of every newspaper and news
service of importance in the land. Through the Chase National Bank, the
Rockefellers control all the Hearst publications and the International News
Service; also the United News Service and the Scripps Howard chain. The
Associated Press is entirely under their domination. Arthur Hays Sulzberger
of the New York Times is on the Board of Directors of the Rockefeller
Foundation since rumors have circulated of his sale of the Times to
Rockefeller interests.

The appointment of Joseph Grew, nephew of John Pierpont Morgan, as Ambassador
to Japan was dictated. The plan was to induce the Japs to attack the United
States. Grew rapidly earned for himself the name of "friend of Japan." He was
of invaluable assistance in aiding their armament. Standard Oil literally
poured oil into Japan. Wright Aeronautical and other aviation manufacturers
built plants and supplied unlimited numbers of engines and planes. American
munitions flowed into Japan in a steady stream. Literally all the scrap on
the American market, including the Sixth Avenue El of New York City were
shipped into Japan. The United States generously supplied Japan with
everything she needed for war. Financing these shipments offered no
difficulty. Japan was being given plenty of rope to, hang herself.

Despite the growth of her armaments, Japan could not screw up sufficient
courage to attack the United States. The conspirators were impatiently
waiting and working to bring about an attack on the United States that would
force Congress to declare officially the war that the Dynasty already was
waging unofficially. Admiral Richardson, who was Chief of Staff of the
Pacific Command, testified before a Senate Investigating Committee that
President Roosevelt had expressed' the wishful thought, at a White House
luncheon, October 8, 1940, that "the Japanese sooner or later would make a
mistake and we would enter the war." Promptly thereafter Admiral Richardson
protested once again the splitting of the Pacific Fleet and stationing it at
Pearl Harbor, both of which had been done against his advice, in view of the
intent expressed by Roosevelt to take steps leading to active hostilities.
When Admiral Richardson insistently urged preparing the Pacific Fleet to
protect itself, he was relieved of his command and replaced by Admiral
Kimmel. The Navy deliberately was barred by Roosevelt from preparing for war.

At the instance of his bosses, 'Roosevelt followed his childhood yearning to
play with warships and naval warfare. He took over, indirectly, command of
the Pacific Fleet. Roosevelt did everything that might be calculated to
induce the Japs to attack the fleet at Pearl Harbor. He stationed the vessels
within the Harbor where they could be bottle-necked and could not possibly be
defended. He ordered disregard of any and all warnings of danger and attack
that were picked up.

The Japs were told in effect: "Destroy the United States Fleet at Pearl
Harbor, and you have won the war from the start." In the meantime, the Japs
who itched to attack were goaded to fury in the field of diplomacy.

This deliberate plan to induce the Japs to attack the United States was
common knowledge in diplomatic circles, but it has been regarded as a breach
of "ethics" to mention it. But Capt. Oliver Lytteton, Minister of Production
in Winston Churchill's Cabinet, stated before Parliament on July 20, 1944:

"Japan was provoked into attacking America at Pearl Harbor. It is a travesty
on history to say that America was forced into the war."

This is the import of a statement made by Eleanor Roosevelt, as usual sharper
in tongue than in wit, in an interview given Kathleen McLaughlin, published
in New York Times Magazine, October 8, 1944, about Pearl Harbor.

http://aangirfan.blogspot.com/2010/01/franklin-roosevelt-fro...

to find this. Thank you.

Now would it be wonderful if this book were available in a PDF file online? Just like someone made sure Charles Lindbergh's book, 'Banking, Currency and the Money Trust', that was found in the Library of Congress, got to the people somehow.

Very, very interesting. You can see that very little has changed in these 100 years! I am certain this info dove tails with Ezra Pound's allegations, but they stuck him in the nut house and drugged him.

I also note how the Obama campaign and his post inaugural 'celebrations' focused on FDR, 'The New Deal', Abraham Lincoln, and the Civil Rights movement.

Just a year before elections, Lyndon LaRouche also focused on FDR heralding him up as a hero.

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He was ahead of his time and did a lot of research. He also wrote several books on the Rockefellers....we have a few. Chedney Press was his own publishing company as he apparently self published.

He was also my father's doctor for a while!

Control of the medical establishment through philanthropy is how these families took control. They promised grants to medical schools in return for a focussed effort on drugs and drug research only, no natural cures or remedies. Then the chemical companies made the drugs through their subsidiary companies and made their grant money times 100 back in the drug sales, plus gained control of the population through the promise of good health. Remember the saying "better living through chemistry" Drugs and vaccines are a scam, the media is also partially owned by the drug companies so their message can be repeated like mantra. Virtually no other countries in the world are allowed to advertise prescription drugs like America. The pieces fit, it was always a part of the plan for a controlled society that can't think or care for themselves. Your dependency on the state is all they've ever wanted, drugs are a big part ot.

the writer was a business owner / investor turned journalist who traveled throughout N africa during Rommels campaign and was in Germany right before the declared war with the US.