Comments by "" (@SG-js2qn) on "Henry Stewart History" channel.

  1. I didn't watch the whole thing. People on YT take forever to get to the point. The obvious answer, which I think everybody knows, is that the arms industry and those invested in it wanted war. This has been the discussion ever since the early 1900s. "Daddy Warbucks," a character from the old comic strip "Little Orphan Annie," was based on the idea of war profiteers. He was introduced to the strip in 1924, and probably inspired by real -life person Paul Warburg, born to a German Jewish banking family based in Venice. Paul was appointed to run the US Federal Reserve in 1914. His son, James Warburg, was an advisor to FDR in the lead up to WW2. James Warburg was an advocate for a world govt (he was a globalist).
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