Page 83 - Planet Rotschild vol. 2. - The forbidden history of the new world order
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1-Innocent AMERICANS rounded up and herded onto camp-bound trains.
2-Innocent Japanese-American boys, trapped behind FDR's fences.
1942 - 1945
“ROSIE THE RIVETER” IS WORKED AND RATIONED
LIKE A DOG TO SUPPORT THE WAR EFFORT
The commonly-held economic fallacies that war is good for the economy and
that World War II pulled America out of the Great Depression are based on
ignorance; nothing more. War is waste; plain and simple. The increased
productivity (Gross Domestic Product) and decreased unemployment associated
with a wartime slave economy benefit only the industry bosses who own the
factories and the bankers financing the new spending. The goods that are
churned out do not benefit the working public because they have to be shipped to
the soldiers overseas; in many cases to be destroyed.
World War II was a time of great sacrifice for both the American men who were
compelled to fight, bleed and die, as well as for “Rosie the Riveter” on the home
front. As consumers, the women who were herded into buzzing factories faced
shortages of everything from metals to quality food and clothes.
The U.S., British, and Soviet armies sucked up the manufactured “goods” while
Americans struggled. Car bumpers were actually made of wood during these
