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To: long-gone who wrote (126)	3/25/1999 11:06:00 AM
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The "In God We Trust" was added during Eisenhower's administration. Before that time, it was never seen on any U.S. currency or coin. It was a sop to the Christian bigots, because The United States of America was founded by men who had openly rejected Christianity and all other "revealed" religions. The Great Seal of the United States depicted on this near worthless "note" is a good starting point for relating how very well educated men, who managed to keep their powdered wigs intact during a July in Philadelphia, set out to recreate the Roman Republic, the same way the Zionists recreated Israel, out of thirteen rebellious British colonies. www-douzzer.ai.mit.edu:8080/conspiracy/ancient.html#psych ANDREW MELLON "Thurman Arnold, as assistant district attorney of the United States, his assistant, Norman Littell, and several Congressional investigations, have produced incontrovertible evidence that some of our biggest monopolies entered into secret agreements with the Nazi cartels and divided the world up among them," states Seldes in his book, "Facts and Fascism," published in 1943. "Most notorious of all was Alcoa, the Mellon-Davis-Duke monopoly which is largely responsible for the fact America did not have the aluminum with which to build airplanes before and after Pearl Harbor, while Germany had an unlimited supply." (3) www-douzzer.ai.mit.edu:8080/conspiracy/elkhorn/elkhorn.html#metatop