HARRY THE SPY


Harry Dexter White (left) with with John Maynard Keynes at the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference

Harry Dexter White, son of Lithuanian Jews, was a top US Treasury official and a spy for Soviet Russia.

Harry Dexter White White set up the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

"What the IMF and World Bank essentially did, was repeat on a world scale what the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 had established in the United States. 

"They created a banking cartel comprising the world’s privately owned central banks, which gradually assumed the power to dictate credit policies to the banks of all nations."

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In The Battle of Bretton Woods, Benn Steil explains how, by 1944, Britain had almost zero influence in the world, and so it was Harry Dexter White and the USA which designed the new economic world order.

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White achieved a world monetary system centred on the dollar.

White achieved the transfer of financial and commercial power from London to Washington.

Country/Region     GDP (millions of $US)    2011
  European Union 17,552,216 
1 United States 15,094,000
2 China 7,318,499
3 Japan 5,867,154
4 Germany 3,570,556
5 France 2,773,032
6 Brazil 2,476,652

"The most shocking element of Steil’s story is that White, for all his efforts to promote US financial supremacy, was a supporter of the Soviet Union who for years supplied Moscow with sensitive US government material. 

"Soviet intelligence viewed him as a valuable asset in a network of agents that spread throughout Washington."

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In 1946 J. Edgar Hoover warned President Hoover about White.

In 1948, White was made to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee.

He died of a heart attack two days later.


Lithuanian Jews

There are many theories about the identity of the 'bad guys'.

Ann Diamond refers to Neo Con and Zionist players and front men. 

Many have been linked to the Sabbateans: Section 12 – LITVAK FORUM - VilNews


Lithuanian Jews.


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