Antony C. Sutton

The monopolists may run businesses, but they still owe their wealth to government power, not pleasing the consumer.

Wall Street Monopolists Support for the Bolsheviks Much of the evidence supporting this fact is detailed in Anthony Sutton's work, Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution.

Sutton provides great evidence that the traditional idea of all communists and capitalists as bitter enemies is not true, at least when crony capitalists are involved.

Sutton, largely using the US State Department decimal file, reveals many interesting links between US big business and the Bolshevik revolutionaries.

I wasn't a UFO guy back then, but I thought he was a really smart and amazing broadcaster.

But it became this whole cottage industry that my show is based on William Cooper, when my show is based on my dad and my grandfather's involved with the John Birch Society, and everything that went back to, uh, you know, Senator Lindbergh opposing the private Federal Reserve and Woodrow Wilson and the New World Order in 1913, and Anthony Sutton, the head, uh, historian at the Senate in the Frank Church committee hearings in '75, '76, '77.

I mean, people knew about the New World Order.

And then there's th- I just thought I'd just point this out.

And they themselves have said, in Klaus Schwab's case, he said that he controls, essentially controls the Canadian parliament.

And then, of course, you have, and I've talked about this and I just mentioned, you know, Trilaterals Over Washington Volumes 1 and 2 by Anthony C. Sutton and Patrick Wood.

Patrick Wood's a friend of our show.

Going into how this has historically been manufactured, I want to, before I finish the video, mention the cultural shift here a little bit.

And then I thought, I'll get syndicated.

I'll call a satellite company and put an ISD inbox, and I'll get on WWCR 100,000 watt, and suddenly I had millions of listeners, and so all of the top people, not just the Ted Gundersons and the Mark Kornkees and the Randy Weavers and the just everybody, the guy that made America freedom to fascism, Aaron Russo, and the G. Edward Griffins and the General Partins, and they would all come to town and come speak and come on the show, and I'd go to dinner, and I got to, like, I sat at the feet of all the experts from every angle, Anthony Sutton and Charlotte Iserby, and I mean, I could list hundreds and hundreds of names of just giants.

Phyllis Schlafly, Pat Buchanan, and some of the good guy, bad guys, Oliver North, and I got to meet their sons, and the son of, you know, the head CIA assassin that ran Operation Killing Kennedy, E. Howard Hunt.

And then I got to meet Stanley Kubrick's protege, his daughter, Vivian Kubrick, who was the only one in the family that actually worked on his films and learned all those secrets, and I can't tell you.

It was rebuilt.

Um, Anthony Sutton has a detailed analysis of this, uh, after the war.

You know, the debts that had been incurred during the war were monstrous.

Um, and all of that was, was, was canceled.

So this doesn't make any sense.

I think this is a lot of, uh, psychological warfare here.

By the way, you mention Anthony Sutton, um, often, um, especially that book.

Uh, what's your take on his book, Wa- Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler?