| How the Kabbalistic leadership was able to get control of 
the world banking system. A successful revolution requires a lot of money, but when the 
goal is to subdue the world and put it under a dictatorship, entire financial 
systems must be taken over. The Kabbalistic leadership wants to take dominion of 
the earth and rule it with their messiah and they need to control the banking 
system to achieve this objective. The Fugger family was promoted in the 14th 
century but they did not protect their wealth. Jewish traders became very 
wealthy during the next two centuries as they operated in all nations and 
supplied warring armies but there was no centralized control that could be 
projected over the banking systems of different nations. Meyer Amschel was selected to be the founding father of a 
global banking family. He was sly and deceitful and intensely loyal to the 
Jewish cause that is spelled out in the Talmud and the Kabbalah. The Kabbalistic 
leadership invested funds and coins which Amschel used to build a fairly strong 
banking house in Frankfurt and his five sons proved to be more shrewd than their 
father. In less than 50 years the Rothschild family had penetrated the financial 
markets in Austria, Germany, France, England, Italy and Spain. This is the story 
of the Rothschild’s, who through the Kabbalistic leadership was able to set the 
policies in these nations and achieve a monopoly that is unrivaled today.   Similar items: 
        The Kabbalah - Book 1: 
        Sabbatai SeviThe Kabbalah - Book 2: Jacob Frank
 The Kabbalah - Book 4: The Stealth Takeover of the United States
 The Kabbalah - Book 5: The Rise of the 
        Illuminati
 The Kabbalah - Book 6: The Illuminati Writers
 The Kabbalah - Book 7: God's Antidote to the 
		Illuminati
 The Kabbalah - Book 8: Bitter Fruit
 
      
		 Other books by this author: 
Christian Dynamics Course 1Christian Dynamics Course 2
 Christian Dynamics Course 3
 Christian Dynamics Course 4
 The Truth about Christmas
 Deliverance Package
 As the Days of Noah Package
 
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