Chapter 17

The Dual Nature of the USA as a Force in World History 1776-1901

Chapter 18

How American Nationalists Subverted the New World Order 1923-1945

Chapter 19

The Ugly Truth of John Maynard Keynes and the Battle of Bretton Woods

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The United States has been in an ongoing struggle between two systems of political economy: the American system, characterized by a strong federal government focused on internal improvements, national banking, and protectionist policies, and the British system, characterized by free trade, limited government, and a global financial order dominated by the City of London. The book claims that this struggle has played out in crucial historical events, including the American Revolution, the Civil War, and the post-World War II order, with British-backed forces repeatedly attempting to undermine the American system and its proponents, such as Alexander Hamilton, Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The text focuses on a conspiracy of the British Empire and its collaborators, including Wall Street financiers and their agents, to subvert American national sovereignty and impose their vision of a world dominated by a global financial order.

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