2 chapters across the catalog
Bout and Bracken analyze the Bolshevik Revolution as an early "globalist project" funded by New York bankers. They compare historical figures like Armand Hammer to modern figures like George Soros, alleging a long-term plan to destroy traditional Russian culture.
US Technology Transfers in the Korean War
The segment alleges that North Korean and Soviet military equipment used during the Korean War was built using US technology and "Lend-Lease" equipment. Dalley claims that Henry Kissinger and the Rockefellers were responsible for these transfers, arguing that creating a "mighty standoff" was a "gigantic moneymaker" for international bankers. She asserts that the Stalingrad tractor plant was entirely prefabricated in the US.
