Wall Street, the Nazis, and the Crimes of the Deep State

by David Hughes

As one of the few academics who has never hesitated to go against the grain, whether following the attacks that triggered the War on Terror or the response to the emergence of COVID-19, David A. Hughes has analyzed how governments exploit their populations to obtain power and control. Now, Hughes delves into the corruption of Wall Street, its connection to the Nazi party, and the crimes of the Deep State. The transnationally coordinated response to COVID-19 witnessed numerous developments that were overt similarity to the history of the Third Reich, mass psychosis and conformity, use of military-grade propaganda against the population, symbols of obedience, censorship and silencing of dissent, the promotion of ecopolitics, and a fascistic fusion of the state and Big Business. These similarities are non-accidental, and a transnational ruling class is attempting to replace liberal democracy with global technocracy, continuous with, yet different from earlier forms of totalitarianism. How did we get here?Wall Street, the Nazis, and the Crimes of the Deep State explores the role of Wall Street in promoting the rise of Hitler and the funding of the Nazi war machine, the recruitment of ex-Nazis, the creation of a transnational deep state through post-WWII national security, and a reconsidered view of Cold War history. Hughes demonstrates how Wall Street has long preferred totalitarianism as the regime type most effective in crushing working-class opposition to capitalist rule. All the warning signs from history are flashing red and unless the global technocratic coup that is currently underway is put down, the result will be the end of human freedom and a global form of slavery that far exceeds the level of social control imaginable by Hitler or Stalin.  

Genres: History

245 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 4, 2024

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[Alexzak · Rating 2 out of 5]

Would you listen to a communist telling you about the dangers of Nazism? Because that's what this book is. Don't get me wrong, the book has some value. But it's heavily skewed to the side of the Left. What the author doesn't tell you is that the Left and the Nazism are two sides of the same coin.