It was reported yesterday that GE Capital, the financing arm of General Electric Company, has made “the difficult decision” to cut off loans to existing gun retailers (Wall Street Journal Apr 24, 2013) as GE Capital spokesman said in an e-mail, “in light of industry changes, new legislation and tragic events that have caused widespread reexamination of policies on firearms” (USA Today Apr 24, 2013); GE Capital had already severed loans to new gun retailers in 2008. Earlier this week, the Senate voted down the expansion of gun control legislation. Gun shootings have appeared to come randomly out of nowhere as children, families and communities come under attack, their horror cover the media as the Administration mounts pressures for gun control.

GE Capital’s concerns over tragic events relate to the upcoming Part II of Ideological Subversion of the United States that it seems timely to preview a bit of history.

In the 1930s, General Electric vice president (Swope) was financier and architect of President Roosevelt’s New Deal praised by Fascist Premier Mussolini as “President Roosevelt’s new plan for coordination of industry follows precisely the lines of Fascist cooperation”(“Mussolini Sees World Driven Toward Fascism.” New York Times June 4, 1933). The Roosevelt family was one of the largest stockholders in General Electric Co. (Sutton, Antony. (1976). Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler p. 49).

Decades later out of the collapse of the banking and financial system in 2008, the Washington Post reported General Electric quietly became the largest beneficiary of one of the government’s key rescue programs, the Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program, for which GE did not qualify until some back-room discussions. (“How a Loophole Benefits GE in Bank Rescue.” June 29, 2009 link). General Electric’s CEO Jeffery Immelt then joined the current Administration.

General Electric, the international industrial and financier, was a key backer of the communist Bolsheviks, the Soviet Union to the rise of Hitler. The first document on the right from the Nuremburg Tribunal is a receipt of a money transfer from the German General Electric to the election funds of Hitler dated March 2, 1933. International General Electric through its interests (OSRAM G.m.b.H, German G.E. or A.E.G., Accumulatoren Fabrik A.G., Krupp) transferred 725,000 RM in company funds to Hitler’s “Nationale Treuhand” election fund, administered by Rudolph Hess and Hjalmar Schacht (Sutton p.58). Today, that’s about Continue reading →