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thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D"= RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604708403814744" dir=3D"auto"> Who funded the Nazis? All the most influential financial backers of= the Nazi Party compiled into one thread =F0=9F=A7=B5 3D"Image"
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D"= RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604726305095991" dir=3D"auto"> 1. The Thule Society

The Thule Society was an offshoot of the Germananorden, a theosophic/arioso= phic organization heavily influenced by the Freemasons with many ties to Eu= ropean noble aristocracy. How much exactly they gave is unknown, but they a= re the ones responsible for creating the original German Workers Party, the= predecessor of the National Socialist German Workers Party.3D"Image"
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D"= RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604780822667540" dir=3D"auto"> 2. Governor of the Bank of En= gland, Montagu Norman

Montagu Norman was the governor of the Bank of England, at one time the lar= gest financial institution in the world. He was a friend of Alfred Rosenber= g and Hjamlar Schacht, and donated money to the Nazis through a third-party= bank. He was also pro-Germany in foreign policy, anti-France, anti-Russia,= and most importantly, anti-Semitic. Rosenberg met with Norman to secure lo= ans not from the Bank of England directly, but rather from the Stein Bank, = which had connections to the Schroder Bank, and finally to the Bank of Engl= and. This meeting would lay the groundwork for the British-Nazi relationshi= p that would eventually result in Montagu Norman giving secret loans to the= Nazi government in 1934.3D"Image"=
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D"= RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604790356369731" dir=3D"auto"> 3. Ernst R=C3=B6hm and the Ir= on Fist

Ernst R=C3=B6hm was the de-facto leader of a secret paramilitary organizati= on called the Eiserne Faust which controlled Germany=E2=80=99s Freikorps un= its. He was also responsible for funding, arming, and training the Nazi=E2= =80=99s SA brigades. Kurt L=C3=BCdecke, who would later become a pivotal me= mber of the Nazi Party, wrote that =E2=80=9CR=C3=B6hm was of decisive impor= tance to the Party, finding money, arms, and men at the most critical times= .=E2=80=9D R=C3=B6hm secretly funneled money and equipment to the Nazi part= y using two top-secret shell companies called the Feldzeugmeisterei, and a = dependent corporation called Faber Motor Vehicle Rental service.3D"Image"
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D"= RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604799533457873" dir=3D"auto"> 4. Colonel Franz Xaver Ritter= von Epp

Ritter von Epp was also a part of the same Freikorps paramilitary group as = R=C3=B6hm, but directly financed half of the Nazi purchase of the V=C3=B6lk= ischer Beobachter, the Nazi newspaper that would be the primary method of p= ropaganda of the party for the next decade. The other half of the expenses,= meanwhile, would be supplemented by Dr. Gottfried Grandel, an industrialis= t that Hitler had made a personal appeal to. Grandel worked with an officia= l of the Hansa Bank, Simon Eckart, to advance one part of the funds require= d and provided the rest with credit. From that point on, the Nazi party was= in debt to German banks.3D"Image"=
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D"= RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604808463135087" dir=3D"auto"> 5. Kurt L=C3=BCdecke

Kurt L=C3=BCdecke was the son of a wealthy chemical factory owner in Oranie= nburg. L=C3=BCdecke built one of the first SA battalions out of his own poc= ket, and was instrumental in introducing Hitler to various members of the G= erman aristocracy and wealthy industrialists. He was able to come in contac= t with many of Germany=E2=80=99s aristocracy, including the Duke of Anhalt = and Count Fugger. However, what fruits this meeting provided for the Nazis = is still to this day a closely guarded secret.= 3D"Image"
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D"= RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604817346671019" dir=3D"auto"> 6. Emil Kirdorf

Emil Kirdorf was one of the Ruhr Valley=E2=80=99s first and most prominent = industrialists. He was also a founding member of the Free Ukraine associati= on. He funded the NSDAP directly and even joined the party in 1927. It has = been said that his purpose for supporting the Nazis was to =E2=80=9Cdivert = the working class away from Marxism-Leninism.=E2=80=9D He was also responsi= ble for advising Hitler to write =E2=80=9CThe Road to Recovery=E2=80=9D, a = pamphlet targeted towards advertising the party to industrialists.3D"Image"
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D"= RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604828172165562" dir=3D"auto"> 7. The Ruhrlade

An association of Germany=E2=80=99s biggest industrialists and Junker land-= owners, the Ruhrlade funded the Nazi party directly with hundreds of thousa= nds of Reichsmarks during the early years. In particular, Alfred Hugenburg,= while not a direct sympathizer of the Nazis, headed the board of trustees = of the Krupp firm which participated in the Ruhrlade and directly policy to= wards supporting the NSDAP. In 1933, when the Nazis were essentially bankru= pt from their spending in the previous election, the entirety of German fin= ance, including all of its domestic and international banks, bailed out the= Nazi party to prevent the Communist Party of Germany from winning in the e= lections. Industrialists like Krupp and IG Farben were also party to this b= ailout and spent millions to do so.=3D"Image"
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D"= RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604836867027177" dir=3D"auto"> 8. Sir Henri Deterding

Honorary Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire and Tycoon of = the Royal British-Dutch Oil company and a fervent anti-Communist, Deterding= was a massively rich man who frequently made overtures towards supporting = an anti-bolshevik movement within Germany and Eastern Europe, and in fact d= id so in the Ukraine. He was a backer of a multitude of White Russian emigr= es who aided and funded the Nazis, and directly financed the NSDAP. In 1939= , after his death, Hitler hosted his funeral as he was one of the Nazi=E2= =80=99s greatest backers and most ardent supporters.3D"Image"
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D= "RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604846404804870" dir=3D"auto"> 9. Fritz Thyssen

Thyssen was possibly the richest man in Germany in the 1920s, and believed = strongly that the Bolsheviks (who were, according to him, =E2=80=9CJewish a= gents=E2=80=9D) were a threat to German finance-capitalism. He personally f= unded various Freikorps elements and even the Nazis directly. With Kirdorf= =E2=80=99s help, Thyssen managed to raise a loan of hundreds of thousands o= f Reichsmarks through a Dutch bank in Rotterdam to help the Nazis and conti= nued to support them for years afterwards.<= img alt=3D"Image" src=3D"https://threadreaderapp.com/images/1px.png" data-s= rc=3D"https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GdW_vVtaoAAr8af.jpg">
thread#showTweet" data-screenname=3D= "RTSG_Main" data-tweet=3D"1861604854927630581" dir=3D"auto"> 10. The Bank for Internationa= l Settlements

Also known as BIS, the Bank of International Settlements was the main organ= ization by which the Allied governments of the West, namely the UK and the = USA, talked directly with their enemies of Japan and Germany about the futu= re of finance capital throughout the entirety of World War 2. When the Nazi= s looted a new country, they sent the gold to pay off their debts to banks = in London. Additionally, when the war was nearing its end, the Nazi governm= ent were in talks with the West to restructure the future post-war German e= conomy.3D"Image"
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=F0=9F=A7=B5 HOW THE SOVIET UNION TR= IED TO PREVENT WORLD WAR TWO - MASTER THREAD

September 30th marked the 86th anniversary of the Munich Agreement. In the = events leading up to it, as well as during the Munich debacle itself, the S= oviet Union was the only country in the world standing up to German insatia= ble revanchism.

It is safe to say that the Munich Betrayal was the point of no return for E= urope. The precedent was set, alliances and promises were broken, and Germa= ny became ever more confident in her expansion to the East. Western leaders= set a chain of events in motion that would spiral out of control almost im= mediately after declaring =E2=80=9Cpeace for our time=E2=80=9D, and people = saw it from miles away.

This thread will examine the critical points leading up to the Munich agree= ment, the Munich agreement itself and why the events transpired as they did= .3D"Image"
Quite clearly things are heading for= a new war
- Stalin

CONFRONTATION AND ISOLATION - 1920s
During and after the Russian civil war, the Soviet Union was the main objec= t of Western hostility. It is well known how over a dozen Entente powers in= tervened in the civil war. Their goal was clear: the Allied intervention = =E2=80=9Cwould see the end of Bolshevism=E2=80=9D, said Marshal Foch, Supre= me Allied Commander.

The Entente powers were already drafting maps on how the former territories= of the Russian Empire would be balkanized after the intervention crushes t= he Bolsheviks, but to their dismay the Revolution prevailed in the end.

The only other country in Europe in a similar position to the USSR was Weim= ar Germany. The two countries signed the Rapallo Treaty in 1922 which marks= the beginning of their collaboration. As one historian puts it:
=E2=80=9C[The USSR] succeeded in concluding the Rapallo agreement with Germ= any. It meant a lot for [the] Soviet Union, it was its first official recog= nition by a Great Power=E2=80=9D.

The establishment of the USSR in Europe was a thorn in the eye of British a= nd French elites. As Sir Alexander Cadogan, the permanent under secretary a= t the Foreign Office, will later recall:
=E2=80=9CSome people forget the years, say 1920=E2=80=9326, when the only d= anger was Bolshevism.=E2=80=9D
CONSEQUENCES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION= - early 1930s

An immediate consequence of the Great Depression was renewed hostility towa= rds the Soviet Union from Britain and France. By the summer of 1930 almost = all of Europe put sanctions on Soviet exports, as initiated by France. In t= he same period, a New York Times article by Senator Copeland called for an = embargo on the USSR, saying that this would =E2=80=9Dbe followed by an upri= sing in Russia, and the other countries of the world would then step in and= restore order.=E2=80=9D

It=E2=80=99s no secret that the underlying fear was that if the depression = prolongs, it could put in question the entire capitalist order. In a conver= sation with his Italian counterpart, US Secretary of State Henry Stimson ca= utioned that: =E2=80=9Cit is in the interests of every one of us to defend = the capitalist r=C3=A9gime and demonstrate that this crisis is temporary an= d not innate to the capitalist system. Therefore we must also speedily over= come it.=E2=80=9D

At this time Litvinov took over as the Soviet foreign minister. He told the= French ambassador to Moscow, Herbette, in March 1930 that =E2=80=9Ctrade w= ith [France] could stop completely... if the present situation continues.= =E2=80=9D A few months later, the French formalized =E2=80=9Cimport license= s=E2=80=9D on Soviet exports which Izvestiya called an =E2=80=9Ceconomic de= claration of war=E2=80=9D.

=E2=80=9CUnaware of these impending French measures, Litvinov [=E2=80=A6] m= et Herbette in Moscow on the next day. As he had so often done in the past,= Litvinov raised the idea of a Franco-Soviet d=C3=A9tente [=E2=80=A6].=E2= =80=9D

In the end, the trade war initiated by France turned out to be to its detri= ment. By 1931 major French industrialists were pressuring the French govern= ment to normalize trade with the USSR. Moreover, by now the Great Depressio= n hit France in full force. These factors, as well as the constantly changi= ng governments in France, marked a change in French policy towards the Sovi= et Union.

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=F0=9F=A7=B5The famous "Beria Docume= nt" is actually a forgery.

Here's just a few reasons why:
https://twit= ter.com/Der_Parrot/status/1837258157095092365
1. =E2=80=9CBeria=E2=80=99s letter=E2=80=9D has a number but no date. In = a genuine document that is impossible since they are the one and the same n= ote in the registration record, and then the date is more important than th= e number.
2. In =E2=80=9CBeria=E2=80=99s letter=E2=80=9D generals have been written= on the same line as the lieutenant colonels, which was impossible for a ge= nuine NKVD document. In all genuine NKVD documents the generals were writte= n on a separate line and were never mixed even with the colonels.
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=F0=9F=A7=B5When the United States a= lmost adopted a 30 hour work week, and how the Federal Government stopped i= t 3D"Image"
The Black thirty-hour bill was intro= duced by Senator Hugo L. Black, a Democrat from Alabama, in December 1932 t= o establish a thirty-hour maximum workweek.

The bill aimed at regulating labor hours to improve working conditions and = reduce unemployment during the Great Depression. 3D"Image"
The bill had such popularity, that p= eople had begun predicting that the "progressive shortening of the hours of= labor was an inescapable economic fact of life and the dominant political = trend.", with even business men and industrialists, albeit reluctantly, sup= porting it.3D"I=
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J. D. Vance, Trump's new VP, is a zi= onist neocon. Here is his record

THREAD=F0=9F=A7=B53D"Image"
Main points:

- Vance's job is to help the elites exploit MAGA voters
- Vance is largely paid by CIA asset Peter Thiel
- Vance is a Neocon who wants war against China and Iran
- Vance pushes a "pivot" away from Ukraine but is still anti-Russia
- Vance is a zionist extremist
According to David Frum, who was obs= erved a young Vance in college, Vance=E2=80=99s "superpower in those days w= as his biographical credibility as he spoke about Trump America&n= bsp;to non-Trump America."

This aspect of his presentation would explain his invitations to:

Bilderberg - 2017
Sun Valley Conference - 2017
AEI World Forum - 2018
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=F0=9F=A7=B5Recently, Argentina saw = a 0 percent increase in inflation.

What the media doesn't tell you, though, is that this wasn't due to Keynesi= anism or Austrian Economics, but rather ("accidentally") because of left-wi= ng economics.3D=
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Libertarians have taken the opportun= ity to claim that this is a victory of libertarian economics, even citing q= uotes from Ludwig Von Mises.

Are they telling the truth?

What libertarians miss, though, is key context.

The missing context is that this was a shorter workweek! 3D"Image"<= /span>
Essentially, the week during which A= rgentina had a 0% increase in inflation correlated with a reduction in the = total number of work hours being expended in society due to holidays.

How does this prove Marx?3D"Image"=
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Dissecting the BBC=E2=80=99s New Fak= e Narrative About the Death of Nika Shakarami

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Yesterday, on the 30th of April 2024= , amidst global outrage about the US government=E2=80=99s treatment of stud= ents protesting the Israeli-American genocide in Gaza, the BBC published an= article attacking Iran for its treatment of protestors.

The article claims to use leaked IRGC documents to show that Iranian securi= ty forces molested and killed a teen named Nika Shakarami during the 2022 = =E2=80=98Women, Life, Freedom=E2=80=99 (WLF) protests that occurred over on= e and a half years ago.

bbc.com/news/world-mid=E2=80=A6
The story of Nika Shakarami, who die= d in September of 2022, and the narrative surrounding her death can be read= in our article below, which discusses the 2022 WLF movement in detail.

https://twitter.com/RTSGtm/status/174451572026266= 8417
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