Following in the footsteps of his mentor Charles Dawes, Edwin Pauley oversaw assigning and collecting war reparations after WWII as Dawes had done after WWI. Dawes charged Germany and her allies huge unpayable reparations that lead Germany into WWII due to the unjust and greedy demands and because of the nature of Article 231 – the “guilt” clause.

Pauley was the archetypal warlord banker who had in insatiable lust for gold, oil, and money and used his governmental positions to become extraordinarily rich. Edwin Pauley’s greed was far beyond that of Charles Dawes. Pauley was first a banker and then an oil man who sold one of his oil companies to Rockefeller and later joined with George Bush Sr. in Zapata Oil, a company that became a front for the Central Intelligence Agency.

Pauley was the key player during and after WWII in controlling currencies, assets, oil, gas, gold, and war reparations (national debt). Pauley was fully in charge of the “spoils of war” after WWII. His actions continued to empower the U. S. Federal Reserve, the Council on Foreign Relations, the United Nations, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the Bank of International Settlements. These organizations evolved into the machinery that now constitute the financial branch of the New World Order.

It was the negligence of Pauley’s mentor, Charles Dawes, that allowed the tenants of the secret Sykes-Picot Treaty (1916) and the Brest-Litovsk Treaty (1918) to go unchallenged because Woodrow Wilson could not get the Treaty of Versailles, the Fourteen Points, or the League of Nations ratified by the Versailles Peace Talks or the U. S. Congress.

KEY POINT: Pauley’s actions supported the “spoils” of the Ottoman Empire being divided between the British, French, and Russians and the oil wars that ensued.

The Sykes-Picot Treaty divided the Ottoman Empire into Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, Israel, Iran, and Iraq and assigned those countries to the winners of WWI, except for the United States. This set the “stage” for Middle Eastern chaos which was the imperialistic parceling out of the spoils of war and the rich oil resources each country possessed.

There was no consideration for the people who lived in those countries, their well-being, or a just consideration for the resources that the countries themselves should benefit from, instead of the conquering nations who claimed everything of value for themselves. These arbitrary and greedy decisions have led to a continuing series of “oil wars.” They also allowed Pauley to divide the oil resources between his friends who were warlord bankers and oil barons, assuring that Pauley himself got his profits.
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