>>7446723

Overview of the whether “Britain created Israel”

It is incorrect to say that Britain created Israel, as they spent years actively working to prevent the establishment of a Jewish state. What confuses people is that Britain changed tack. In Zionism’s early years Britain looked favourably upon the creation of a Jewish National Home, but this stance changed once they became the controlling power in British Mandatory Palestine.

Britain’s positive position reached its peak in 1917 when the British government issued a letter to Baron Walter Rothschild. The letter, now known as the “Balfour Declaration”, instructed Baron Rothschild to inform the Zionist Federation that the British Government “view[ed] with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people”. At the time of the declaration the number of Jews living in Israel was between 80,000 and 90,000. What most people may not know is that these Jews had already established a de facto Jewish National Home.

The Balfour Declaration did not establish a Jewish state, it was an endorsement by the British government of a Jewish protectorate. An endorsement they abandoned upon taking control of the land. They then began doing everything they could to prevent the establishment of a Jewish State.

http://www.israeladvocacy.net/knowledge/the-truth-of-how-israel-was-created/britain-created-israel/

>>7447103

A timeline of British opposition to a Jewish state

1903 – Britain blocks the establishment of a Jewish State in the Sinai Peninsula and proposes the Jews establish a British protectorate in Kenya, which the Zionists reject.

1917 – Britain drafts the Balfour Declaration, recognising the right of the Jews to a “National Home” in their ancestral land. The language of the declaration inferred a British protectorate, rather than a Jewish State, which they would only support if the Jews outgrew the Arab population. Something the British consistently tried to prevent.

1920 – After defeating the Ottoman Empire in World War I the region lacked a sovereign power. The Sans Remo conference awarded the British control of the land on the condition they honour the Balfour Declaration and create a Jewish National Home.

1920– Col. Waters-Taylor, British Field-marshal Allenby’s Chief of Staff, met with Palestinian leader Haj Amin al-Husseinu a few weeks before Easter. He told Al-Husseini “he had a great opportunity at Easter to show the world…that Zionism was unpopular not only with the Palestine Administration but in Whitehall and if disturbances of sufficient violence occurred in Jerusalem at Easter, both General Bols [Chief Administrator in Palestine, 1919-20] and General Allenby [Commander of Egyptian Force, 1917-19, then High Commissioner of Egypt] would advocate the abandonment of the Jewish Home.”

1921 – Britain reneges on the San Remo deal and gives three quarters of Mandatory Palestine to the Arabs who establish the Emirate of Transjordan.

1921 – Colonel Richard Meinertzhagen, former head of British military intelligence in Cairo, and later Chief Political Officer for Palestine and Syria, wrote in his diary that British officials “incline towards the exclusion of Zionism in Palestine.”

1922 – Britain is granted Mandate for Palestine by the League of Nations, until such time as the inhabitants of the land are able to stand alone.

1937 – The British Foreign Secretary, Anthony Eden ferociously campaigns to block Jewish sovereignty, on 26 November 1937 he told the British Ambassador in Washington he was looking for a solution “which would not give Jews any territory exclusively for their use.”

http://www.israeladvocacy.net/knowledge/the-truth-of-how-israel-was-created/britain-created-israel/

>>7447124

1937/8 – The British government first proposes dividing the Mandate into Jewish and Arab states (in the Peel and Woodhead Commissions), it then does a u-turn and declares that dividing Mandatory Palestine into two states is untenable.

1939 – While unfettered Arab immigration swells, made possible by Britain’s unrestricted immigration policy for Arabs to Mandatory Palestine. Britain issue the White Paper, a policy paper which severely restricts Jewish immigration to Palestine. For context, in 1939 Jews were being subject to Nazi persecution in Europe and Britain kept these immigration quotas in place throughout the Holocaust (if they had lifted them millions of Jews could have potentially found refuge in Israel).

1946 – Britain creates internment camps in Cyprus to imprison Jews attempting to enter Mandatory Palestine. Over 53,000 Jews are held captive and 400 die, many of whom had just escaped the Nazi death camps.

1946 – Britain puts the entire city of Tel Aviv, 200,00 Jewish residents, under house arrest.

1946 – British antisemitism is rife. The then British Palestine Commander, Lt. General Evelyn Barker, issued an order banning British troops from socialising with Jews. He went on to say, “[We] will be punishing the Jews in a way the race dislikes as much as any, by striking at their pockets and showing our contempt of them”.1 In a letter to a lover he wrote “Yes I loathe the lot – whether they be Zionists or not. Why should we be afraid of saying we hate them. Its time this damned race knew what we think of them – loathsome people” 2

1947 – The British government requests France and Italy prevent Jews from embarking for Palestine.

1947 – The British ask the American government to ban fundraising for Israel, the Truman administration capitulates.

1947 – In a United Nations vote on the partition of Mandatory Palestine, 72% voted for the creation of Jewish and Arab states. Britain was one of two Western nations that refused to vote.

1948/9 – After Israel had been established. Britain again refused to vote in favour of admitting Israel to the United Nations (on both occasions Israel sought admission).

It should be noted that not all Britons were against the Zionist ideal. People like Orde Wingate, Winston Churchill, Lord Balfour, Herbert Samuel and many other pro-Zionist individuals helped lay the foundations that Jewish Statehood was later built upon, but British support was short lived. In the early 1920’s oil was discovered in the British Mandate of Iraq and the lure of oil money was too strong. British foreign policy took a u-turn, shifting their allegiances from supporting a Jewish State to Arab nationalism.

http://www.israeladvocacy.net/knowledge/the-truth-of-how-israel-was-created/britain-created-israel/

>>7447137

The Balfour Declaration

>>7447176

Now keep in mind that after the battle of Waterloo, the Roths pretty much owned England and its rulers had to do whatever the Roths wanted.

>>7447203

Which leads me to suspect that there may not be much difference at all, if any, between MOS and MI6.

>>7447222

Exactly. The Roths figured out that lending to kings and rulers was great because they usually borrows huge sums at once, and you know darn well that they had to put some kind of collateral to obtain those loans should they default.

The keystone to this whole corrupt monetary system is….usury. Interest. If you made charging interest illegal it would shut the whole thing down. It is the key.

The federal reserve is a central bank owned by Roths. They create our currency unconstitutionally. Most of our national debt is owed to the federal reserve. Why? Because they charge us interest on every dollar they create. Immediate debt is placed on it as soon as it is, "created." That is why we can NEVER pay it, because we have to keep going to the guy who prints it for us to pay the extra. A never ending loop.

Tell the fed to shove their debt up their butt, dismantle the fed, go back to constitutional money and boom, back in business.