Eugene Meyer buys the Post; Jewashington Post now advocates a lovely little war with the harmless Russian teddy bear

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Thinks-he’s-hot-shit WaPo owner, Amazon founder and small-goy-business annihilator Jeff Bezos (who is quite swarthy and beak-nosed for a supposed German-Swedish mix) endorses warmongering with a thermonuclear Russia:

Like the other mega-billionaires, I’ll be down in my well-stocked bunker while you goyish peons die on the surface in WWIII.

Opinion: Time is running out to stop Russian aggression in Ukraine

[JdN: The Washington Post has been one long tissue of lies and half-truths ever since, during the Great Depression, a jew (Eugene Meyer) bought up the paper, in financial distress like so many goy businesses due to Wall Street jews deliberately triggering “the Great Crash in Oct. 1929, and Meyer turned it into an anti-white hate sheet and tool of jewish warmongerers.]

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Eugene Meyer
1st President of the World Bank Group
In office
June 18, 1946 – December 4, 1946
Preceded by Position established
Succeeded by John McCloy
5th Chair of the Federal Reserve
In office
September 16, 1930 – May 10, 1933
President Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Preceded by Roy Young
Succeeded by Eugene Black
Member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors
In office
September 16, 1930 – May 10, 1933
President Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Preceded by Edmund Platt
Succeeded by Eugene Black
Personal details
Born
Eugene Isaac Meyer

October 31, 1875
Los Angeles, California, U.S.

Died July 17, 1959 (aged 83)
Mount Kisco, New York, U.S.[1]
Political party Republican
Spouse(s)

(m. 1910)

Children 5, including Katharine and Florence
Education University of California, Berkeley
Yale University (BA)

Eugene Isaac Meyer (October 31, 1875 – July 17, 1959) was an American financier, public official, and newspaper publisher. He published The Washington Post from 1933 to 1946, and the paper stayed in his family throughout the rest of the 20th century. He served as Chairman of the Federal Reserve from 1930 to 1933 and was the first President of the World Bank Group.

Life and career[edit]

Born in Los Angeles, California, Meyer was descended from a long line of rabbis and civic leaders.[2] He was one of eight children of Harriet (née Newmark) and Marc Eugene Meyer. His mother was the daughter of Joseph Newmark. He grew up in San Francisco and attended college across the bay at the University of California, Berkeley, but he dropped out after one year and later enrolled at Yale University. He earned a bachelor’s degree in 1895.

After college, Meyer went to work for Lazard Frères, where his father was a partner, but quit in 1901 after four years and went out on his own. He was a successful investor and speculator, and owned a seat on the New York Stock Exchange. He married Agnes Elizabeth Ernst, a Lutheran, in 1910; they had five children, including the future Katharine Graham, and another daughter, Florence Meyer (Mrs. Oskar Homolka). By 1915, when he was forty, he was worth $40 million.

In 1920, Meyer teamed with William H. Nichols of General Chemical to help fulfill his vision of a bigger, better chemical company. Meyer and Nichols combined five smaller chemical companies to create the Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation, which later became Allied Chemical Corp., which in turn became part of AlliedSignal, the forerunner of Honeywell’s specialty materials business. Both men have buildings named after them at Honeywell’s Morris Plains, New Jersey, headquarters.

Chairman of the Federal Reserve[edit]

Meyer went to Washington, D.C., during World War I as a “dollar-a-year man” (his token salary) for Woodrow Wilson, becoming the head of the War Finance Corporation and serving there long after the end of hostilities.[3] President Calvin Coolidge named him as chairman of the Federal Farm Loan Board in 1927.

Herbert Hoover promoted him to Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System in 1930. He took on an additional ½-year post in 1932 as chief of the new Reconstruction Finance Corporation, which was Hoover’s unsuccessful attempt to aid companies by providing loans to businesses. After Franklin D. Roosevelt became president, Meyer resigned his Fed position on May 10, 1933.[4]

Meyer has been criticized as Fed Chairman for not attacking the economic catastrophe of the early 1930s with monetary stimulus,

thus allowing the banking crisis to get out of hand and deepening the economic collapse.

One of his biggest critics at the time condemned Meyer along with J. P. MorganAndrew Mellon and Ogden Mills as being the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.[5] More recent critics include Nobel laureate Milton Friedman and his fellow economist Anna Schwartz who, in their landmark book A Monetary History of the United States, put forth the argument that the Fed could have lessened the severity of the Depression, but failed to exercise its role of managing the monetary system and ameliorating banking panics.[6]

*** My constantly hacked-at video on how Fed jews like Meyer deliberately prolonged the lethal Great Depression:

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Purchase of the Washington Post [edit]

In 1929, Meyer made an offer of $5 million for The Washington Post, but he was rebuffed.[7][8] In June 1933, he bought the paper at a bankruptcy auction for $825,000, the paper having been ruined by its spendthrift socialite owner Ned McLean, and by the Great Depression. Meyer had resigned as Fed chairman just three weeks earlier, and he had no experience in the publishing business. But he was prepared to bid up to $2 million for the Post, far more than the other bidders, including William Randolph Hearst.[9][10] Preferring to remain anonymous, Meyer stayed home from the proceedings.[11] After weeks of speculation when even his daughter Katharine didn’t know the buyer’s name,[12] it was finally revealed in newspapers around the country on June 13.[13][14]

In his statement to the press, Meyer vowed to improve the Post, and asserted that he would operate it independently. He also said that he had bought the Post on his own, without the influence of “any person, group or organization.”[15] He made this statement to contradict the rumors that as a well-known Republican, he would soon turn it into a voice for Republican causes. Press reaction to the purchase was positive, with other newspapers being pleased that the Post would not go out of business, and would continue to report the news from the nation’s capital; given its important location, said one editorial, rescuing the Post was “a public service.”[16]

An editorial in a newspaper that was identifiably Republican praised the purchase as “good news for journalism.” While expressing the hope that Meyer would in fact take the Republican point of view, the editorial acknowledged that he probably would not do so, since he seemed to be “no slavish supporter of any party or leader,” assuring that under his leadership the Washington Post would be “hard hitting and independent, a paper that nobody can ignore.”[17] As it turned out, Meyer did take the side of the Republican party on some issues. He was opposed to FDR‘s New Deal, and this was reflected in the Post’s editorial stance as well as its news coverage, especially regarding the National Recovery Administration (NRA).[18] He even wrote an editorializing “news” story under a fake name.[19]

Over the next twenty years, Meyer spent millions of dollars of his own money to keep the money-losing paper in business, while focusing on improving its quality; by the 1950s, it was finally consistently profitable and was increasingly recognized for good reporting and important editorials. As publisher, Meyer occasionally contributed to stories: his friendship with the British Ambassador, Lord Lothian, led to a Washington Post scoop on reporting of Edward VIII‘s relationship with Wallis Simpson.[20]

After World War II, Harry S. Truman named Meyer, then 70 years old, to be the first head of the World Bank in June 1946. Meyer appointed his son-in-law, Phil Graham, as publisher of the Post. After six months with the World Bank, Meyer returned to the Post, serving as chairman of the Washington Post Company until his death in Mount Kisco, New York in 1959.

Meyer’s older sister, Florence Meyer Blumenthal, was noted for the philanthropic organization she formed, the Franco-American Florence Blumenthal Foundation, which awarded the Prix Blumenthal.[21] His brother, Edgar J. Meyer, married to Leila Saks Meyer, the daughter of Andrew Saks, perished in the sinking of the RMS Titanic.[22]

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Three of the Compost’s articles in the past mentioning me:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1978/06/25/cutting-a-very-fine-line/0e748f5b-ad03-4a8e-9fac-1ceac9637030/

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President Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin. (Mandel Ngan and Mikhail Metzel/AFP via Getty Images)
[source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/01/15/time-is-running-out-stop-russian-aggression-ukraine/]

A week of high-level diplomacy in Europe has ended as expected: with no indication the United States and its allies can persuade Russia to cease a military buildup and threats of aggression against Ukraine. If anything, Moscow upped the ante, in the form of a hint Thursday from a deputy foreign minister that President Vladimir Putin might try to pressure the Biden administration by sending troops to Cuba and Venezuela.

With winter turning Ukraine’s flat terrain into a frozen-earth fast track for Russian tanks, the window of opportunity for a diplomatic solution is rapidly closing — if it were ever really open.

The Biden administration was wise to try dialogue, if only to make it clear to the whole world how unappeasable Mr. Putin really is. On the whole, the Biden team has handled the atmospherics skillfully, refusing to yield on core principles such as Ukraine’s sovereignty and NATO’s freedom to enroll new members, while offering to engage with Moscow on genuine issues such as nuclear and conventional arms control.

This entire crisis has been manufactured by Mr. Putin as part of his long-range effort to thwart the democratic development and growing Western orientation of Ukraine and restore Russian hegemony over the former Soviet empire. It has nothing to do with expansion by NATO, whose founding treaty authorizes only defensive military action.

If we fault the Biden administration for anything, it would be for not making those points quite vociferously enough. Russia’s posture toward Ukraine amounts to prohibited conduct under Article 2 of the United Nations Charter, which specifically bars the “threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state.” President Biden should consider convening the U.N. Security Council to describe and denounce it as such — and dare Moscow to make its self-serving arguments in that forum.

What’s most urgent for the administration now is to help Europe prepare for a potential Russian energy cut-off, to impose sanctions on Moscow selectively for aggressive conduct it has engaged in already and to step up defensive aid to Ukraine. Some observers warn that Mr. Putin can exploit such Western action to justify a military strike. At this point, however, Mr. Putin will claim provocation no matter what. The Obama administration’s restraint in arming Kyiv after 2014 did not lessen Mr. Putin’s drive to destabilize the country. U.S. intelligence reports suggest Russian operatives in eastern Ukraine already might be preparing some sort of violent pretext for an invasion, which is all too plausible.

Raising the potential costs of an invasion to Russia by beefing up Ukraine’s capacity to resist it is, at this late date, the best hope to deter Mr. Putin. It is a slender hope, to be sure, given Mr. Putin’s obvious determination to establish a sphere of influence and undermine NATO. A U.S. president concerned with peace in Europe, and the vital U.S. interests that hinge on it, would nevertheless do everything possible to maximize that hope. And he would respond strongly if it failed. In the weeks ahead, Mr. Biden must show that he is such a leader.

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……Any war with the Russians would be a cakewalk, goyim — just as the late Charles Krauthammer assured us about Iraq

Ugliest jew ever?

Easie-peazie to kick them Rooskies’ butts, eh, Ted Cruz? A  Russian Armata tank:

….Duran on NATO Brussels bureacrats needing Evil Russia to justify their juicy salaries

….Delusional, pot-smoking, peace-and-love, flower-power hippie with no real-world experience in Washington denounces a (LOL!) non-existent “military-industrial complex” 

…..Semi-White Nationalist Eisenhower

7 Comments

  1. The above quoted “Washington Post” article of 2017, which flatly denied the guilt of Leo Frank, absolutely astonished me.

    I had read a book about the Frank case written by the Nation of Islam. According to this well researched book, Mary Phagan, who was an employee in an Atlanta pencil factory of which Frank was the Supervisor, struck her head against the handle of a massive pencil-making machine and was knocked unconscious while Frank was attempting to forcefully have sex with her.

    Then while she was unconscious Frank penetrated her vagina with his finger.

    Then, having satisfied his lust in this way, Frank realized the girl needed medical attention; and further realizing that if he summoned a doctor it would result in his exposure, he then decided to kill her.

    Having made this decision, he proceeded to strangle her to death with a length of packing cord (and to asphyxiate a person takes 5 to 7 minutes.)

    Lanford, the Police Chief of Atlanta (the city in which the murder had occurred) stated to the Press subsequent to Frank’s arrest, “From the very first we suspected that Frank was guilty …. We were already convinced that we could convict Frank, but now we have direct evidence ….” (That is, they felt they could convict Frank even before they had the Negro Conley’s [eyewitness] testimony, which cinched the case.)

    In addition to the confession of the Negro Conley (who was employed by Frank), where he confessed that he had helped Frank carry the dead girl’s body to the factory’s basement, the Negress cook of Frank’s household overheard Frank’s wife tell her mother that Frank had confessed the murder to her on the evening of the day it had occurred.

    The evidence against Frank was simply overwhelming.

    The 2017 “Washington Post” article that so matter-of-factly denied Frank’s guilt truly astounded me. Only if Jews believed their own lies could this article have been written, it struck me.

    • Yes, indeed, and thanks.

      Judaism is one big ego trip — and an egotist can do no wrong, or if he does, well, the elite have their privileges, these lords of superior blood, do they not?

      And, anyway, the goyim were only animals created to LOOK like humans. Mary was just another shiksa, in Hebrew, “a hunk of meat,” so raping and killing her was having fun with an animal.

      This IS how the committed jews really think. This is organized, well-funded psychopathy pur jus, as the French say, “pure juice.”

      • Every single jew who has ever physucally abused an Aryan child will pay. I can’t wait to see them die torturous deaths by slow roasting over a cosy fire just as they have tortured thousands of innocent white children in their sick rituals. They will suffer more than they made us suffer.

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