Before the creation of the Federal Reserve there was no such thing as a world war. Wars are the inevitable result of private central banks issuing the public currency as a loan at interest.
It is a three step process.
Step 1: Loan the public currency to the public so they can carry on commerce. (This was the very sort of banking system America fought a revolution to be free of. ) This is a pyramid scheme in that in order to pay the debt on the old money, new borrowers must be found to create new money. But the debt always grows faster than the available money supply.
Step 2: When public borrowing of new currency slows down, have the government increase borrowing to keep the pyramid propped up. This is the approach championed by John Maynard Keynes, who dismissed concerns over the effects of such debt-based currencies on future generations by saying "We all die sometime."
Step 3: When both the public and government are unwilling to borrow any more currency from the private central bank, start a war. Wars force everyone to borrow heavily to finance the war, and once the war is over, to rebuild after the war. So at the end, the people have more or less what they started with, except the graveyards are much larger, and they are in debt to the bankers for another 100 years.
Bankers love war and they don't even care which side wins or loses. That is why Brown Brothers Harriman in New York financed Hitler right up to the day war broke out.
Source:
http://whatreallyhappened.com/node/202492
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