Issue of November 20. 1920 “Disraeli of America”—A Jew of Super-Power A LTHOUGH the war had the effect of decreasing ^ Jewish power in Wall Street by temporarily hin¬ dering, but perhaps not altogether breaking off, the communication between Jewish financial houses in the United States and their associates overseas, it also had the effect of greatly increasing Jewish wealth in this country. It is stated upon the authority of a wellinformed Jewish source that in New York City alone fully 73 per cent of the “war millionaires” are Jews.
The mistake should not be made of assuming that because of the temporary setback in Wall Street, the war meant a total setback for the Jewish program. It did not. Jewry emerged from the war more strongly entrenched in power, even in the United States, than it was before. And in the world at large the ascend¬ ency of the Jew, even where he was in control before, is very marked.
A Jew is now President of the League of Nations. A Zionist is President of the Council of the League of Nations.
A Jew is President of France. A Jew was President of the committee to investi¬ gate the responsibility for the war, and one incident of his service was the disappearance of vital documents.
In France, Germany and England, the financial power of the Jews, as well as the filtration of their dangerous ideas of social disorder, have grealty in¬ creased.
It is a most remarkable fact that in those countries which can justly be called anti-Semitic, the rule of the Jew is stronger than anywhere else. The more they are opposed, the more they show their power. Ger¬ many is today an anti-Semitic nation. Yet, in spite of all that the German people have done to rid them¬ selves of the visible show of Jewish power, it has en¬ trenched itself more firmly than before, above and beyond the reach of the German popular will. France becomes increasingly anti-Semitic,