The Privately Owned Bank That Killed The British Empire In Order To Stop Banking From Ever Being Nationalised Globally

"We [Britain] are going to war with a friend [Germany] with banker knives at our back." Said British Prime Minister Chamberlain before WW2.

Angelos Agathangelou: Before WW2 the German National Socialist Workers Party [Adolf Hitler's party] after inventing such things as 'the tea break' and 'paid overtime' for workers had decided to nationalise their banking system [unlike the forever privately owned bank of England and privately owned US federal reserve] and this resulted in what became known as an economic miracle in Germany at which the world marvelled and the British aristocracy in particular were appropriately very impressed.

"You have done great things for Germany, you have restored her honour and you have gained for her equal rights." British Prime Minister Lloyd George told his friend Adolf Hitler.

The banksters realised that if other nations caught on, they would soon lose all the national, but privately held, banking licences that they had wangled over centuries, so they conspired to crush Germany while they still had all the power such licences bestowed.

The Banksters were the actual instigators of WW2 and they used their control of western lame stream media and Hollywood to hide that fact and keep all eyes on the German socialist workers in very much a "methinks the lady doth protest too much" manner that has continued until today.

The fact that the treaty of Versailles after 'The Great War' was signed at the Rothschild banker's mansion was no accident either. As the man said,

"Give me control of a nation's money supply and I care not who makes its laws."

HBS: For centuries, the British Empire ruled the world through armies, colonies, and naval power. But it didn’t collapse on a battlefield. It collapsed in a ledger. This video reveals how the greatest empire in history was quietly dismantled by the machinations of banksters — not by revolutionaries or rival empires, but by a single financial institution and the power of money itself. From World War I debt, to World War II loans, to the moment the British pound was broken during the Suez Crisis, this is the untold story of how Britain lost global power without losing a single war. No invasions. No surrender ceremonies. Just balance sheets, currency pressure, and financial control. This is not a story about soldiers. It’s a story about who controls credit — and why empires fall when they no longer do. Watch till the end to understand why modern power is decided not by flags or borders.