Vatic Note: I am unsure when exactly he made this speech about world war I, but its as if he is speaking about now. That means little has changed since 1917, or even in the 30's or 40's when he may have given this speech. Listen and see how long this has been going on. We obviously didn't listen to him about what our gov and corporations were doing in our name or we may well have avoided where we are today. This is a perfect example of "knowing your history" so we don't repeat it. What he is describing is why the elite want the NWO to institutionalize what Butler is describing and to do so within legal perameters since what they are doing right now is illegal and war crimes. A NWO would stop that for the corporate fascists and their owners.
What shocked me about what he said was the list of complicit people involved in it same as today. Pastors in Churches were doing then exactly what they are being paid to do right now, sell out their nation to the highest bidder. Different pastor but the same churches. He makes the point that the pastors in Germany were doing the same thing as being done in America, which shows the international nature of the Bankers planning and breadth of their connivance in these matters. As Butler said, they made billions back then off these wars. I am sure that is true today as well. Its really good. Its very "De Ja Vue" I suspect this was done sometime in the 50's. Listen to him. He absolutely hit the nail smack on the head. Today because of the net, we know about it massively and pervasively and even more than he knew back then. Same controllers for all world wars. International Bankers. That is our ONLY ENEMY AND THE ONLY TERRORISTS ON THE PLANET AND THE ONLY ENEMY THE WORLD SHOULD FIGHT RIGHT NOW, NOT EACH OTHER.
War is a Racket by Smedley Butler
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3_EXqJ8f-0&feature=player_embedded#!
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March 11, 2009
War is a Racket by Smedley Butler is a famous speech denouncing the military industrial complex. This anti-war speech by two-time Congressional Medal of Honor recipient exposes war profits that benefit few at the expense of many. Throughout his distinguished career in the Marines, Smedley Darlington Butler demonstrated that true patriotism does not mean blind allegiance to government policies with which one does not agree. To Hell with war.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3_EXqJ8f-0&feature=player_embedded#!
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