All Wars Are Bankers' Wars

All Wars Are Bankers' Wars is a 2016 independent documentary film directed and narrated by (((Michael Rivero))), that delves into the history of wars and the financial power structures behind them.

Wars have been started by bankers and financiers who profit greatly from the violence and chaos that ensues. The film traces the origins of modern finance and banking back to the Medici family in Florence, Italy, and shows how these early bankers were able to accumulate vast wealth and power by lending money to governments and monarchs.

The film takes a closer look into:

• How the (((Rothschild))) family became one of the most powerful financial dynasties in the world, and how they were able to exert their influence over global politics and economics.

• At the Federal Reserve System in the United States, and how this institution has been used to fuel wars and manipulate the US economy for the benefit of a small group of wealthy elites.

• At the Spanish-American War of 1898, was sparked by sensationalist reporting by the Hearst media empire, owned by banking magnate William Randolph Hearst.

• At the role that J.P. Morgan played in funding both sides of World War I, and how the war was used to create the League of Nations and set the stage for the rise of totalitarian regimes in Europe.

• The connections between the military-industrial complex and the banking elite how the military-industrial complex profits greatly from wars, and that this profit motive has been used to justify unnecessary wars and military interventions.

Overall, All Wars Are Bankers' Wars is a thought-provoking and challenging documentary that provides a critical perspective on the history of warfare and finance. For those interested in exploring the connections between money, power, and war, this film is a must-see.