The Bretton Woods Plot
A.N. Field

The Bretton Woods Conference of July 1, 1944, attended by 44 nations, gave rise to the IMF and World Bank. Its chief architect was Harry Dexter White who was later revealed to be involved in a Communist spy ring operating out of the U.S. Treasury. This fact was noted on 15 pages of a 50 page report conducted by the Internal Security Subcommittee of the U.S. Senate on July 30, 1953, yet the IMF remains in operation to this day.

Covered in 'The Bretton Woods Plot' is an overview of the confusing and exhausting nature of the conference that was a hallmark in putting their deceptive 'agreement' into operation. One critic of it has said, "All alike were deceived by a twistily-drafted document, the language of which entirely lacks the impress of honesty and candour. If the framers of this audacious scheme are as slippery in their actions as in their language, heaven help those who fall into their hands."  Another critic of the Bretton Woods Agreement, a Dr. Cunningham, L.L.D. of Auckland, New Zealand "showed that not a single one of the six safeguards which the professors had asserted to be in the agreement were there. They appeared to be there, but were not."

Dr. Cunningham's general conclusion was that no agreement open to such divergent interpretations as the Bretton Woods Agreement could help towards harmony between the nations; that it required nations to commit themselves to undertakings which they would not be able to fulfil; and that it permitted one nation to impose its will on others.

What the Bretton Woods Agreement did 'allow' of the IMF stated in plain language was:
~ to institute legal proceedings in any court, but no legal proceedings could be instituted against it without its permission
~ to conduct business as usual with both sides in any war
~ that its personnel have at all times full diplomatic immunities and unimpeded transit
~ that its correspondence, assets, property, ect., are free from censorship, search, requisition, confiscation, or seizure of any kind among other things.

The Bretton Woods Agreement laid the ground work for the IMF to control its member nations through the interest rates on loans taken out. In turn driving those nations into debt and robbing them of their real wealth while taking hold of the purse strings that govern their respective economies.

Table of Contents

Part One - Conspiracy and Conspirators
1 - Timing the Trap
2 - The Chief Architect
3 - White's Doings in 1944
4 - What Happened at Bretton Woods

Part Two - A Quicksand of Deceit
1 - The Document Examined
2 - Twisty Draughtsmanship
3 - An American Walk-Out

Part Three - Mountain Brings Forth Mouse
1 - Two False Fronts
2 - The Road to Ruin in a Slump
3 - Internal Interference

Part Four - Whither Goes America?
1 - Soviet-Serving World Policies
2 - Britain the Enemy
3 - Uno and Anzus

Part Five - Cleansing The New Deal Stables
1 - A Task for Hercules
2 - Another Aspect
3 - A Private Path to Power

64 pages, 4.5 x 7, Paperback

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