04/16/2026
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No, it’s not the owner of the bank branch around the corner who’s to blame for wars—it’s the big banks. The banks you don’t go to for a mortgage. Napoleon once said: To wage war, you need three things: money, money, and more money.
The claim that there would be no wars without banks naturally refers to times when banks already existed. How did Genghis Khan finance his army? Read about it here. In the past, wars were financed by the promise of plunder. Julius Caesar’s method of war financing was based on funding his campaigns with the profits from those very campaigns.
In 1602, the Dutch East India Company became the first in history to issue shares that could be purchased. Joseph Penso de la Vega, a Sephardic Jew who traded diamonds on the new stock exchange in Amsterdam, published a report in 1688 on contemporary trading instruments, which included a discussion of the possibilities of buying and selling as well as price manipulation. Source. At that time, banks discovered that war was the most lucrative business for them.
A similar view on the role of banks in fueling war was presented yesterday by Alex Krainer in an article: All wars are bankers’ wars.
Bank of Israel says Netanyahu’s war costs to reach $112 billion in 2026. Source. For the Israeli prime minister, this is no scandal. It is an attempt to avoid arrest.
The war against Iran was supposedly intended to divert attention from the Epstein scandal. However, it appears that Trump seriously considered my idea of mitigating the dramatic consequences of implementing his foolish war plans and decided to use the Epstein affair to divert attention from the war against Iran. This is evidenced by his wife Melania’s “unscripted” speech and the public discussion of this topic.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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