New York Times 1914: Zionist Leader Called For "World Conquest"

New York Times 1914:   Zionist Leader Called For "World Conquest"

Is it still a "conspiracy theory" when "the paper of record" admits it?

Mike King

David Wolfsohn  Was Once Chairman of International Committee

LONDON, Sept. 16. - Word has been recived in London from Homburg of the death of David Wolfsohn, the well known Zionist, who was at one time Chairman of the International Zionist Committee.

Dr. Wolfsohn made the opening and closing speeches at the International Zionist Congress held at The Hauge in 1907. In his closing address he pleaded for greater unity among the Jews and said that eventually they must conquer the world. 

Wolfsohn's death occured just weeks after the start of World War I - a tragic conflict which would end up witnessing the Rothschild-British takeover of Palestine from conquered Turkey (a German ally) and the eventual betrayal of the independence-seeking Arabs who helped the British to defeat the Turks. 

It is interesting to note that in the very same issue of the Slimes; propaganda cheap shots, aimed at Turkey (often referred to as "the sick man of Europe"), were already being launched. The Zionists already had it in mind to eventually drag the U.S. into the war so that the struggling British could still win the war and then steal Palestine for the Zionists. (See 'Balfour Declaration')

Thank you to The Slimes for letting this bit of "conspiracy theory" about Mr. Wolfsohn and his greasy gang leak out to the public - albeit inadvertently. "Youse guys" (New Jerseyese for the plural of you) be sure to spread this page around, OK? 

Patient little demons aren't they? Zionist Delegation of long-term schemers photographed in Turkish ruled - Arab populated Jerusalem, 1898. From left to right: Joseph Seidener, Moses T. Schnirer, Theodor Herzl, David Wolfsohn, Max Bodenheimer

New World Order Pledged To Jews NEW YORK TIMES NEWSPAPER 1940