Re: If we had made peace there would have been no collapse of Russia followed by Communism, no breakdown in Italy followed by Fascism, and Germany would not have signed the Versailles Treaty.... If America had stayed out of the war, all these 'isms' wouldn't be sweeping the continent of Europe and breaking down parliamentary government, and if England had made peace early in 1917 it would have saved over one million British, French, American and other lives" (The Hidden Tyranny, p.15). <<
And that was only WW1 -- WW2 followed and possibly even WW3 -- and all for sweet, little Israel.
You're stretching your point into a captious "bait-and-switch": from the Zionists' siding with the Allies AT THE END of WWI you surmise that they single-handedly plotted the breakout of WWI itself!! For all my opposition to Judeofascism, I would never go that far.... I believe most historians agree on the fact that the US government was pressed by several ethnic minorities in opposite directions: Irish- and German-Americans didn't want the US to enter the war alongside Britain. Conversely, Protestant bankers in Wall Street (J. Pierpont Morgan, eg) favor an alliance with Britain and France (and Italy) against the Central Powers.... I guess it's fair to say that Zionists carefully watched which way the wind was blowing so that they placed their bets on the winner. If the Central Powers had won WWI then the Zionists would have lobbied the Kaiser and his Ottoman/Turkish ally into granting them a homeland in Palestine all the same. Remember, after all, that Germany's rightwing politicians (including the Nazis) favored a Jewish homeland outside Europe and encouraged Jewish emigration.... Of course, it would have been harder for Germany to win over her Turkish ally to the idea of a Jewish homeland in Muslim land but then, Germany and Austria-Hungary would have been able to offer parts of Bulgaria, Romania and Russia's caucasus to Turkey in exchange....
Finally, let's not forget that the first "Zionists" were the CATHOLIC Popes, princes and knights of medieval Europe who waged a dozen crusades to turn the Holy Land into a Christian kingdom... It's a pity they failed, isn't it? I mean, suppose that, back in 1187, the Templars and the lords of the kingdom of Jerusalem had successfully repelled Saladin and his Muslim "jihadists". Then, in 1919, we can hardly expect the European powers to sell out the Christian kingdom of Jerusalem to a bunch of Jewish schemers. If the Catholic crusaders had prevailed then the Zionists would have been compelled to look elsewhere to set up their Israeli utopia --Uganda? Madagascar? Patagonia? You tell me....
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