Alte Kommarad

Germany too had it's Golden Age after limiting the rights of, then expelling, jews. Hitler came to power in 1933. Immediately he set about turning things around. His first challenge was that of unemployment, as well as that of restoring Germany's ruined agriculture. "Okay," he said. "We don't have gold. But we do have workers willing to work. They will be our gold." He then came up with a very simple solution to put it all together. He launched a program of public works: flood control, repairing public buildings and private residences and constructing new ones, building roads, bridges, canals, port facilities, but most notably the famous Autobahn - the first extensive superhighway system in the world. In so doing, he was able to put millions back to work. How did he pay for it all? The treasury was broke. Foreign bankers wouldn't give him any credit. What he did was simply go around the international banks and create his own banking system, based - not on the gold standard or some other superfluous metal - but on the productivity of the German worker himself: He introduced the work standard. In a word, what Hitler did was smash the prevailing finance-capitalist system of debt and jewish usury - which, as we now know, was a primary cause of of World War II.