That’s an interesting theory. Although I don’t think it was done with such forethought, the meatgrinder became a boon for the wealthy at the top.

But it’s also good to remember that the survivors of the war were stronger than the ones that perished(on average). So I don’t know if it had such a bad impact in the US. Of course, it’s a different story in Germany.

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Consider when central banks and income tax were introduced, also look into changes in both education and welfare in various countries around this time.

Obviously I don’t know for sure, it’s not like there’s minutes from the meetings of the parasite class of the time that we can cross reference here. But a lot of ‘infrastructure’ was put in place at that time that would inevitably lead to centralisation and big government.

There’s a lot of dots that connect but I’ve not had the time to read enough of the background to really see how plausible the theory is.

But why would they have done it? To make more money of course. If you were fortunate enough to be in their shoes, would you have taken the righteous path?

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