Richest family in history .......

We are all familiar with the Forbes List of the richest men in the world. We know that if it's not Carlos Slim of Mexico, it's Bill Gates and if it's not him, it's Warren Buffet or any or all three of the members of the Walton family combined. They are usually listed among the top 10 richest personalities in the world. Yet, the combined fortune of these wealthiest people come nowhere close to that of the family. So wealthy are the family, that they can just go to the US government and simply tell it, hey, we can help you by paying all your 14.5 trillion dollars in debts. What's a few trillions between friends. In fact, the family can go to more than half the nations on earth and tell them, hey, we can all settle your debts. What's a few billions among friends.

The family is not the Mafia family nor any of the Royal families in Europe, in the Middle East or in Asia. They are in fact descendants of the Ashkenazi Jews that made their fortunes some 270 years ago and are still making them now. From a humble beginning in Frankfurt, a money lender patiently made money. It was the start of the richest people or rather family, the Rothschild family, who are rumoured today to have a mind-boggling fortune in excess of USD 500 trillion ! (yes, trillions) accumulated over nearly three centuries.

So powerful are the Rothschilds that they are said to influence governments, the ruling elites, and to engineer wars during the last couple of centuries, even today. It is said that they are behind the wealth of the Rockefellers, the JP Morgans, the Kennedys, the Carnegies and what have you in America, almost always staying in secret behind the scene and also behind the Napoleonic Wars in Europe, the Civil War in America, the Russian Revolution, the two World Wars, the Vietnam War and even as recent as the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars. The family are also behind such institutions as the European Central Bank, the Bank of England, and the Federal Reserve, all of which are owned or controlled by the Rothschild family.

Incidentally, the Rothschild was instrumental to the creation of Israel as a Jewish State. With money as the carrot, a Rothschild persuaded Britain (which was then a world power before the rise of the US and Russia) to formulate what was known as the Balfour Declaration that caused Britain to abandon Palestine in favour of an Israel State for Jews from all over Europe to settle in. The Palestinian Arabs who have lived there for thousands of years were kicked out since 1948. Arthur James Balfour, a British Foreign Secretary, wrote a letter to Baron Walther Rothschild on Nov 2nd 1917 of Britain's commitment in favour of a Jewish State in Palestine. The commitment to ensure that Israel remained a Jewish State was taken up by President Harry S Truman who was more persuaded (with $2,000,000 in election fund) by the Zionist Jewish lobby in his constituency than by an international consideration that the Palestinian Arabs had more rights to Palestine than the Zionist Jews. And to this day, the Zionist Jews are determined that this is so.

[Incidentally, the bankers that constitute the Federal Reserve are the Rothschild of London and Berlin, the Lazard Brothers of Paris, the Israel Moses Seif of Italy, the Warburgs of Hamburg and Amsterdam, Kuhn, Loeb & Co of New York, the Lehmann Brothers of New York, Goldman Sachs of New York and Chase Manhattan - all, without exception, are powerful Jewish Bankers].

Neither Keynes nor Friedmann.....

What's so difficult in running the economy of a country ? It's like running a home economy ! If a country's economy is in a mess, it's because the country is simply broke, forever in debt, with income staying far behind its expenditure, having insufficient resources to market it's products and services and having it's people and it's government spending on credit, not on cash, without regard as to how they can repay knowing that inadequate cash reserve is available. Would anyone lend money to an individual when he's alway in debt or to a country when it's government is a spendthrift ?