"Growth Is Better than Austerity: The Origins of Bretton Woods"

[@sonjak8265]

It is not a boring subject, but few Congressmen understand it.

[@js_guyman]

Notes for self: 13:35 HDWs 1934 report 19:30 ABA, wall street journal etc against IMF. Morganthau starts major PR campaign for it

[@jamesmoylan2861]

this ignores the fact 1.00. that the conference had to come up with something that was acceptable to all world governments and their respective parliaments,in reality the conference lasted from 1944 -1946 with final ratification? They seemed to understand then,that investing in gambling on currencies,was a waste of time and leads to world poverty and world war. the success of Bretton woods is clearly seen in the success of the 1950 s and 1960 s. the failure of floating currencies can be seen in the wall street crash 1929?the great depression and the poverty that led to fascism throughout the world?and thus ww2?which is why it was top of the agenda at Bretton woods in 1944,for world peace through economic prosperity on the first day to be discussed....the stability of currencies. I have put some figures on a playlist,economics,apologies for the lack of spending on my videos but, facts are there.

[@delyparker777]

This was sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation?! What is wrong with this picture?! Hello, the Rockefellers funded Hitler, Stalin and Mao through the central bank or the federal reserve system. Anybody who doesn't understand needs to watch either "The Money Masters" or "The Creature From Jekyll Island" or "Endgame: Blueprint For Global Enslavement."

[@thomashuth1612]

He plays it down. The ussr connections.

[@jamesmoylan2861]

stable currencies is 99.99999999% what Bretton woods was about,100%.

[@OfirDotan]

he said woods