'THE WW1 CONSPIRACY' Documentary (The Corbett Report 2018): NOT found in "History" Books

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The subject of WWI has been bandied about lately. I was reminded of this particular documentary. Many of us are discovering the "history" we thought we once "knew" from History books (and even from online sources) was in "fact" NOT so much. At best, it's been only the partial, incomplete story and accounts.

The entire story of WWI is as fishy and evil an account of "reasons to fight and die" as any war can be. The level subterfuge to create that "crisis" and sense of urgency makes today's PTB seem like confused, misguided boy scouts. From well before America's entry in WWI, we can follow the (blood) money trail, shameful deception of our "trusted" leaders, and long-term effects and agenda of tPTB.

(*Intro*)

What was World War One about? How did it start? Who won? And what did they win?

Now, 100 years after those final shots rang out, these questions still puzzle historians and laymen alike. But as we shall see, this confusion is not a happenstance of history but the wool that has been pulled over our eyes to stop us from seeing what WWI really was. This is the story of WWI that you didn’t read in the history books. This is The WWI Conspiracy.

For all those not familiar with James Corbett, the man is one of the best, most articulate, most respected researchers, observers and documentarians of past "historical" events as well as on that of the present. He'll also cover important subject matter and events via interviews, articles and videos about breaking news and important issues.

*Check out some of James Corbett's other work as well at either his own website or at Odysee, Bitchute, Internet Archive, or YouTube (the ones they haven't scrubbed yet.)

(*Excerpt* - BEGINNINGS)

As we saw in "Century of Enslavement: The History of the Federal Reserve," Morgan and his associates were only too happy to use the banking crises they helped to create to galvanize public opinion toward the creation of a central bank. . . so long as that central bank was owned and directed by Wall Street, of course.

But their initial plan, the Aldrich Plan, was immediately recognized as a Wall Street ploy. Morgan and his fellow bankers were going to have to find a suitable cover to get their act through Congress, including, preferably, a President with sufficient progressive cover to give the new "Federal Reserve Act" an air of legitimacy. And they found their ideal candidate in the politically unknown President of Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson, a man who they were about to rocket straight into the White House with the help of their point man and Round Table co-conspirator, Edward Mandell House....

'The WW1 Conspiracy' may be watched in three parts, or as one larger video at Odysee or Internet Archives.

If you'd prefer to read the written text of all three parts:

LINK

PART 1:

'THE WW1 CONSPIRACY' (PART 1)

PART 2:

'THE WW1 CONSPIRACY' (PART 2)

PART 3:

'THE WW1 CONSPIRACY' (PART 3)

FULL DOCUMENTARY (two sources:

The WW1 Conspiracy FULL Documentary

The WW1 Conspiracy FULL Documentary

(*Excerpt*- END)

Little did those troops know how right they were. As the public rejoiced in the outbreak of peace after four years of the bloodiest carnage that the human race had ever endured, the very same conspirators that had brought about this nightmare were already converging in Paris for the next stage of their conspiracy. There, behind closed doors, they would begin their process of carving up the world to suit their interests, laying the groundwork and preparing the public consciousness for a new international order, setting the stage for an even more brutal conflict in the future, and bringing the battle-weary soldiers' worst fears for the future to fruition. And all in the name of "peace."

The French General, Ferdinand Foch, famously remarked after the Treaty of Versailles that "This is not a peace. It is an armistice for 20 years." As we now know, his pronouncement was precisely accurate.

The armistice on November 11, 1918, may have marked the end of the war, but it was not the end of the story. It was not even the beginning of the end. It was, at best, the end of the beginning.

TO BE CONTINUED. . .