Wall Street Funds Revolutionary Socialism / Marxism (Half) Jay Dyer
In this piece, Jay Dyer examines the role of Wall Street elites in financing revolutionary movements, particularly Marxist and socialist initiatives. He highlights historical examples, such as the financial support for figures like Trotsky and Lenin, demonstrating how corporate interests influenced the outcomes of these revolutions for market expansion. Dyer also explores the connections between banking elites and significant upheavals, such as the Bolshevik Revolution, focusing on key figures and institutions that provided financial backing. He suggests that this trend of elite involvement in revolutionary agendas continues into the present, reflecting ongoing themes of global revolution.
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- Jay Dyer: Dr. Sutton reveals established figures supported Trotsky and other revolutionaries.“money went to Trotsky”
- Jay Dyer: Funding was also funneled through organizations such as the Red Cross.“the American Red Cross mission... negotiated the payment of $2 million from Wall Street interests”
- Jay Dyer: The Red Cross served as a covert operation for laundering money“he goes into chapters specifying in what ways and how the Red Cross was used as a front for this intelligence operation.”
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8Jay Dyer discusses the work of Anthony Sutton, who argues that without significant funding from wealthy elites, socialist and Marxist revolutions could not have occurred.
Jay describes the Carranza Revolution as having parallels with pre-Bolshevik activities.
Jay notes that Charles Hill is mentioned as a key player involved in revolutionary activities.
Jay indicates that J.P. Morgan provided significant support to the revolutionaries.
Jay claims Olaf Ashberg was a key player in financing the Bolshevik Revolution and was known as the 'Bolshevik banker'.
Jay suggests that the Red Cross was utilized as a front for intelligence operations and laundering money.
Jay states that the Texas Revolution served as a dry run for the Bolshevik Revolution.
Jay remarks that there were financial maneuvers that facilitated the Bolshevik Revolution through bank loans and debts.