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Written by Matthew Ehret
Very shortly, The Clash of the Two Americas (vol 1 and 2) will be available to a Russian audience.
As part of the promotion for the Russian edition, DenTV and Nashe Zavtra Publishing have arranged a series of interviews tackling different aspects of the historical material contained within the book going through a comprehensive assessment of history from 1774 to our presently beleaguered age.
In the first interview, the subject of America’s forgotten brotherhood with Russia from 1780 to 1890 was dealt with in tandem with an evaluation of the deaths of all eight presidents who died while in office from 1840 until 1963.
In this second presentation of the series hosted by Russian historian Dionis Kaptari, the topic of the untold history of the New Deal was addressed at length.
Dionis asked the author Matthew Ehret several questions including:
How did the original New Deal differed from the Green New Deal now being sold to the world as part of a global Great Reset of Civilization?
Where did the New Deal come from?
How was a war declared against the fascist/eugenics loving bankers of Wall Street and London by a network of American nationalists centered around Franklin Roosevelt?
How did John Maynard Keynes infiltrate and subvert Franklin Roosevelt’s program after WWII?
What was the nature of the fight between FDR vs Churchill during WWII?
Perhaps most importantly, we addressed Roosevelt’s re-activation of the same Hamiltonian credit system which Lincoln died defending, as well as FDR’s fight to use a system of national credit banks during his first year of office.
When this effort failed, FDR and a coterie of patriots from both sides of the political aisle decided to use the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (created in 1932 by Hoover to provide bailouts to Wall Street gamblers) as a national bank, bypassing both the private Federal Reserve. Within its first 12 years of existence, the RFC issued $33 billion of loans becoming the primary issuer of credit in the nation.
For those who wish to understand the fifth columns within both Russia and the USA which both FDR and Stalin contended with during these precarious years (or why the Bretton Woods institutions failed to serve as instruments for internationalising the New Deal after 1945), then this interview is for you.
Watch the original interview in Russian here.
Matthew Ehret is the Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Patriot Review , and Senior Fellow at the American University in Moscow. He is author of the ‘Untold History of Canada’ book series and Clash of the Two Americas (which you can purchase by clicking those links or the book covers below). In 2019 he co-founded the Montreal-based Rising Tide Foundation .
John Maynard Keynes another young boy buggering servant of the financial powers. You can read about that in his diary.