La trilogia de Wall Street by Antony Sutton

La trilogia de Wall Street by Antony Sutton

Aunque fue un escritor prol fico, el profesor Sutton ser recordado por su gran trilog a: Wall St. y la revoluci n bolchevique, Wall St. y FDR, Wall St. y el ascenso de Hitler.

Esta trilog a describe el papel de los socialistas corporativos estadounidenses -tambi n conocidos como la lite financiera de Wall Street- en tres importantes acontecimientos hist ricos del siglo XX: la revoluci n Lenin-Trotsky de 1917 en Rusia, la elecci n de Franklin D. Roosevelt en Estados Unidos y el ascenso al poder de Adolf Hitler en Alemania en 1933. Cada uno de estos acontecimientos introdujo una variante del socialismo en un pa s importante: el socialismo bolchevique en Rusia, el socialismo del New Deal en Estados Unidos y el nacionalsocialismo en Alemania.

La historia oficial contempor nea ignora estas nociones. Por supuesto, es comprensible que las universidades e instituciones de investigaci n, que dependen del apoyo financiero de las fundaciones controladas por la misma lite financiera neoyorquina, tengan poco inter s en apoyar y publicar investigaciones sobre estos aspectos de la pol tica internacional. Es poco probable que el m s valiente de los administradores muerda la mano que da de comer a su organizaci n. Tambi n est muy claro, a partir de las pruebas presentadas en esta trilog a, que los empresarios de esp ritu p blico no est n en Washington como lobistas y administradores para servir a los Estados Unidos. Est n en Washington para servir a sus propios intereses de maximizaci n de beneficios. Su objetivo no es promover una econom a de mercado competitiva, sino manipular un r gimen politizado en su propio beneficio.

Lo que esta historia revisionista nos dice realmente es que nuestra ignorancia como ciudadanos individuales que ceden el poder pol tico a esta lite cost la vida de unos doscientos millones de personas en todo el mundo entre 1820 y 1975. A esta indescriptible miseria hay que a adir los campos de concentraci n, los presos pol ticos, la represi n y la opresi n de los que intentan sacar a la luz la verdad.

Sutton, Antony: - Antony doesn't remember a time when football wasn't part of his life, but he also isn't entirely sure how it all started. His earliest memories are of being given Arsenal books and programmes in the early 1970s, listening to the BBC World Service commentary from his home in Belgium on a Saturday afternoon, mentally kicking every ball as he was doing so. He went to his first football match a few weeks after returning to England to live in 1973, travelling on a double-decker Southdown bus to watch Brighton play Plymouth Argyle with his father and older brother. This was the Brighton of Brian Clough though he was unaware of that fact at the time. Antony says his abiding memory was of not being able to get a programme! It took more than 20 years to finally track one down but he soon learned that football was about memories.​ From supporting his passion - Arsenal - and his home side - Aldershot - from a young age, the next logical step for Antony was to see some football overseas, a past time that began in 1984 in continental Europe and continued for more than 30 years starting with Australia - where he adopted St George as his team - to Asia where he lived for a while in Thailand, a brief return to England and Germany before settling in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, where he started the popular blog, Jakarta Casual in 2006. Antony says that marriage and Jakarta Casual helped give meaning to his life and reignite his love for football, and marks the second half of his 30 years of expat life which provide the sub-text to his book, Support Your Local League - A South East Asian Football Odyssey.

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ISBN 13	9781913890421
ISBN 10	1913890422
Title	La trilogia de Wall Street
Author	Antony Sutton
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Omnia Veritas Ltd
Year published	2021-07-17
Number of pages	528
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