White Biocentrism

During the 1912 election, Jews working at the various banking firms on Wall Street financially supported all three of the candidates who ran for President: William Taft, Woodrow Wilson, and Theodore Roosevelt. In this way, Jewish interests were going to be served no matter who won. Woodrow Wilson ended up the champion and packed his administration with Jews. Thus, the dispossession of Anglo-American Whites starts in 1913.

In 1916, Wilson ran on an isolationist platform during the First World War. But Wilson had already maneuvered the United States into war with Germany in 1915, when he recklessly condemned Germany after the sinking of the Lusitania – a passenger ship that was carrying contraband war materiel bound for Britain.

Wilson’s success as a politician seemed incredible to contemporary politicians who were not in the know. They, noting his record in New Jersey, knew better than to trust him, and throughout his life, as his principal bodyguard, Colonel Sperling of the Secret Service, had ample opportunity to observe, he was always uncomfortable in the company of men, who might guffaw when his prating became too absurd, and he avoided them (except his supervisor, ‘Colonel’ House) as much as possible, preferring to flounce about before an audience of sentimental women, who would listen raptly while he orated about the beauties of democracy (which the American Constitution had been designed to avert), the “New Freedom”, “World Peace,” and similar niaiseries, and they would then, round-eyed with admiration, exclaim, “Oh, Mr Wilson, what big ideals you got!” (There was the further advantage that the more attractive and impressionable young matrons might consent to hear more about his ideals in bed; there was the slight disadvantage that some of them might believe and preserve the promises he rashly made in writing, but that was no great risk. When a disappointed lady demanded $250,000 for his letters, he had only to appoint a Jew to the Supreme Court and her attorney, Mr. Untermeyer, found that his compatriots in the United States were glad to apply golden balm to the lady’s broken heart and assure the future of her inconvenient son. If his owners had other expenses to keep Fido in trim, there is no record of them, so far as I know.)

Although Wilson, inspired by his high ideals, had not hesitated to stab in the back the men who made him Governor of New Jersey, he knew better than to fail in obedience to the aliens who made him President of the United States. With the aid of the venal press and thoughtless intellectuals entranced with humanitarian verbiage, the Federal Reserve swindle, the White Slave Act (euphemistically called the “Income Tax”), and the Seventeenth Amendment were speedily put over on the starry-eyed victims in 1912 and 1913. The war in Europe came on schedule in 1914, but some time was needed to condition the American cattle for a stampede thither, and the Jews preferred to wait until the desperate British bought American troops with the Balfour Declaration, promising Palestine as the future capital of the International Empire.

The conditioning of the Americans was, of course, not neglected. Expert professional liars cudgeled their brains to invent tales about German “atrocities.” The famous lie-factory operated by Lord Bryce, with the assistance of Arnold Toynbee, developed such expertise with a razor-blade and paste that a photograph of a German iron foundry with loaded coal-cars in the foreground was converted into a picture of a soap factory with gondolas loaded with the bodies of soldiers in the foreground. And British ingenuity could do better than that.

In February 1913 Winston Churchill (who had divined that the great war was scheduled to occur, to everyone’s astonishment and dismay, in September 1914) had the British liner, Lusitania, converted to an auxiliary cruiser, armed with twelve six-inch naval cannon — a fact that was known to the publishers of the authoritative naval handbook, Jane’s Fighting Ships, in which the Lusitania was so listed in the volume for 1914. But while copies of the British publication were on the desks of the commanders of every warship and of the larger merchant ships in the entire world, and in the reference libraries of our major newspapers (it was the source of pictures of warships in the news), the average American did not even know that such a publication existed.

The Lusitania was accordingly advertised as a passenger liner, loaded with munitions (in violation of both American and international law) and with stupid Americans who elected to take a passage on the ship and ignore the formal warning published conspicuously by the German Embassy in the newspapers of New York. Thus what Churchill had earlier described as “45,000 tons of livebait” was dangled before the German submarines, care being taken to make sure that the Lusitania had no naval escort when it entered the zone of the blockade that the Germans had officially announced in keeping with the recognized rules of warfare. A German submarine took the bait, and the British Admiralty took the action necessary to ensure the maximum loss of life. In this country there was an epidemic of frenzied shrieking about the “barbarity” of submarine warfare and especially the “frightful” and “savage” conduct of the German commander of the submarine, who had torpedoed the ship without first corning to the surface to be destroyed by the concealed naval guns with which, his copy of Jane’s informed him, the Lusitania was equipped. But that minor detail was discreetly omitted when whipping up the passions of the suckers.

Wilson, doubtless after conferring with higher authority, dispatched a stern note of protest to Germany, although, as he may or may not have known, the staff of his own State Department had officially reported that, even assuming that the Lusitania was an unarmed passenger ship, “the British had obliterated the distinction between merchantmen and men of war; therefore Germany had every right to sink the Lusitania.” When Germany returned a mild and conciliatory reply to the impertinent American note, Wilson officially accused the Germans of lying, and the Secretary of State, William Jennings Bryan, resigned rather than be a party to such a fraud. An inconvenient witness, who had somehow glimpsed the armament of the Lusitania, was kidnapped by the Secret Service and eventually deported to Switzerland. The efficiency of organized crime, when directed from the White House, is noteworthy. The one incident I have mentioned is merely typical of the conduct of Wilson and his masters during the two years that were needed after the sinking of the Lusitania to get the Balfour Declaration signed and the Americans ready for a Declaration of War...