THE KILLING OF UNCLE SAM The demise of the United States of America: Rodney Howard-Browne and Paul L Williams ISBN 978-164007097-4

In 1844, Benjamin Disraeli, England’s Prime Minister declared that “The world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes.” Theodore Roosevelt, in his campaign for the presidency in 1912, added his comment that “Behind the visible government there is an invisible government … that owes the people no loyalty and recognises no responsibility.”

 
 
The Killing of Uncle Sam explains what is meant by the invisible government. This is a ‘must read’ book for all concerned at the trade war between USA and China, and its political implications. Could all this lead to armed conflict in the South China Seas and further afield?
 
With thousands of footnotes, this well-documented work is compelling. The authors begin with “The demise of Uncle Sam began … the day (Cecil Rhodes) became a lifetime member of the Oxford University Apollo Chapter of the Masonic Order.” That’s when he conceived his plan for a secret society aimed at uniting all English-speaking peoples into an empire, which transcended the British Commonwealth of Nations to secure peace for the globe while banning future wars.
 
The Masonic Order became a launching pad for creating the international banking cartel which operates now as the invisible government aforementioned. But Rhodes would not have succeeded without first falling under the influence of  Nathan Mayer Rothschild, whose bank succeeded in gaining control of Britain’s central bank, the Bank of England. Others associated with him gained power over other central banks in USA, the UK and Europe. Men such as John D Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan, the Warburgs, Andrew Carnegie and many others came to wield enormous financial power through their oil, gas and other trading interests. President Andrew Jackson swore to end the tyranny of the banking interests at the time. But once the Fed Reserve was founded (1913), USA’s economy has been at the mercy of the Fed. So pervasive is the influence of this international invisible power that it gave rise to the United Nations, the CIA, World Bank, the IMF and many other offshoots. But worse – the CIA is responsible for orchestrating wars. And why? Well wars call for armaments and the bankers supply the loans to fund production – and this is good for their coffers. Allied to this is its assistance to drug barons such as Lucky Luciano who from 1944 onwards as been a key to the CIA’s funding of operations by the drug market.          
 
If this sounds unbelievable, it is – until you read this book. Its evidence is compelling. Australians must now ask, to what extent is our central bank under foreign influence?
And to what extent is the climate warming hysteria designed to soften Australia up for its own purposes!

If I have raised your eyebrows – sell your shirt to get the book. If need be, sell your suit!