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An image of the "great depression" in the US.
A military build up in Europe culminated in World War II. In the US ,

The 1930s was a time of increasing concern about fascism in Europe, and saw an attempted fascist coup in the USA. Its failure brought about he end of the Money trust's control over the government and saw de facto power switch to the Suite 8F Group.

The Great Depression

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In the US particularly, widespread deprivation was labelled "The Great Depression".

The Business Plot

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In 1933 a cabal of Wall St businessmen, backed by The Money Trust, organised a fascist coup in USA. Their conspiracy was exposed when the front man, General Smedley Butler blew the whistle on the group. No prosecutions were forthcoming and the group used its control of the corporate media to try to airbrush the plot from the historical record. First hand evidence notwithstanding, a New York Times editorial at the time termed it a "gigantic hoax" and a "bald and unconvincing narrative." This failure helped the Suite 8F Group replace the money trust as the effective US deep state.

Reefer Madness

In USA, an intense anti-marijuana movement coalesced with an anti-Chicano; since it was associated with Mexican-Americans, a ban on marijuana was seen as a way of discouraging Mexican-American subcultures from developing.[1] The 1937 Marijuana Tax Act levied an almost prohibitive tax on the drug and it was alleged to be a "gateway drug" that lead to heroin use[2], as promoted by the film Reefer Madness. This paved the way for expanded laws against recreational drugs and the concomitant profits from the illegal drug trade that was to become so important in the [[CIA's black budget.

Eugenics

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The British Eugenics Society published The Eugenics Review, a scientific journal dedicated to eugenics. Membership peaked during the 1930s.

Military build up in Europe

The 1930s saw a rise in fascism in Europe, and a large military build up. Some Wall St investors, such as Prescott BushTemplate:Cn and Brown Brothers Harriman helped Fritz Thyssen finance Adolf Hitler.[3]

World War II

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In 1939, Adolf Hitler's Germany staged a false flag, the Gleiwitz Incident, and then invaded Poland. The UK and France declared war as a response.

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