1977 - DEATH OF CARROLL QUIGLEY, PROFESSOR AND HISTORIAN
“The influence of financial capitalism and of the international bankers
who created it was exercised both on business and on governments, but
could have done neither if it had not been able to persuade both these
to accept two 'axioms' of its own ideology...by basing the value of
money on gold and by allowing bankers to control the supply of money. To
do this it was necessary to conceal, or even mislead, both governments
and people about the nature of money and its methods of operation.”
(from his book, Tragedy and Hope)
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