Economist Exposes How Banks Manufacture Wars, False Flags & Famines to Usher in the New World Order

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What role does propaganda play in the initiation of wars?

Tucker Carlson 0:04
Richard, thanks for doing this. It's a great pleasure and honor to be here. I think of the claim that we went to war with Iran because of its nuclear program as a kind of IQ test. Anyone who repeats that claim has failed the test. As you pointed out many times, all wars are engineered. And we're just having a discussion at breakfast that I think is worth recounting for others. So First World War, one of the most momentous events in world history, ended Christian Europe, killed more than 20 million people, wounded another 20 million, just really reordered the globe. and then led to the Second World War. So the United States joined that war in 1917. Toward the end, it had already been going for three years.
Tucker Carlson 0:48
But one of the main reasons the US got into that war is because of the sinking of a passenger ship called the Lusitania off the coast of Ireland two years before in 1915, in which 120-odd Americans were killed. It was sunk by a German U-boat.

What does Richard Werner mean by the 'return of total war'?

Tucker Carlson 1:02
And even at the time, there were people who said, I don't think this is, this is not quite on the level. But now, 112 years later... We know a lot more about the sinking of Lusitanian, and I wonder if you wouldn't just mind recounting what you said to me this morning at breakfast, because it gives us perspective on the effect of propaganda in wartime. Right.
Richard Werner 1:29
Yes, I mean, the sinking was clearly a key factor in creating in the media in America anti-German sentiment quite successfully. And so, yeah, the question is what happened really. The way it's presented was, well, there's a... passenger ship with american passengers you know just civilians traveling across the atlantic and sunk by a german submarine well that's like an act of war against america yes gotta do something about this we're gonna declare one on germany well that's not that's not a representation of the facts what really happened was there was this british plan to get america into the war on the British side against Germany, which was very difficult because, of course, actually, you know, ethnically, a majority at the time of Americans were of German origin.
Richard Werner 2:25
Even German speakers still, by that time, German was still widely used as a language in America. And so to get America into war against Germany is a bit of a feat, you know, to arrange that. Yes, it is. So how did this happen? And that is a good example of the extent to which the plotters that want war go. And it's good for people to think about that because, of course, ordinary people don't want war in any country. Most ordinary people are good people. And that creates this problem that they just can't imagine that we're dealing today, you know, as we look at the world with such dark and evil forces that are intentionally plotting to create a world war or get countries to declare war, you know? Yes.
Richard Werner 3:16
So that's why... That is true. People cannot even...
Tucker Carlson 3:19
permit themselves to believe that could be true.
Richard Werner 3:22
Yeah, yeah. And that's where studying history is important because we need to know the facts of what happened in the past to understand the present and make some predictions about the future or prepare for what could happen in the future. And the past teaches us that there are some evil elements out there and they're not really, you know, they're not people that are representative of ordinary people. The majority of people wouldn't intentionally harm others but we do have such people out there and often in very important and powerful positions so what happened was step number one uh britain did this very officially it listed the lusitania as an auxiliary um naval military ship And of course, as you can imagine, the German Imperial Army and Navy went by the book.
Richard Werner 4:17
I mean, that's what one thing Germans are famous for. And of course, the British knew this. So the moment they would list it on their official list of what are our ships officially declared to be military ships, it was on there as an auxiliary military ship. The Germans would, of course, target it. Now, when the Germans then saw this German military, oh, well, hang on, isn't this a passenger ship?

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