REAL HISTORY: Winston Churchill’s maternal grandfather was Leonard Jerome (formerly Jacobson, 1818 – 1891). 

A speculator and business partner of August Belmont (nee Schoenberg, 1813 – 1890), he was a representative of the Rothschild banking dynasty.

Jennie Jerome’s marriage to Randolph Churchill, second son of the Duke of Marlborough, appears to have been a marriage of convenience. 

English aristocrats bought like wine cellars

This was typical of many unions between spendthrift English aristocrats and daughters of Jewish financiers. 

Apparently, the Marlborough anti-Semitic objections were overcome by a dowry of £50,000 (approx. $5,000,000).   They did attend the wedding in April 1874, and the Duchess referred to Winston, born seven months later, as ‘an upstart.’

Not quite English

Biographers tend to describe Winston Churchill as ‘not quite English’ and use Jewish stereotypes.  Of Churchill’s premature birth, William Manchester says: ‘He never could wait his turn.’ ~ The Last Lion, p.108.

Beatrice Webb recorded sitting beside Churchill at dinner: ‘First impression, restless, almost intolerably egotistical, bumptious, shallow-minded and reactionary but with a certain personal magnetism, more of the American speculator than the English aristocrat.  

He talked exclusively about himself and his electioneering plans.”  ~ John Pearson, The Private Lives of Winston Churchill. P 114.

Selected not elected

Winston Churchill’s driven quality is attributed to the fact that his parents neglected him and taught him that love has to be earned in terms of worldly recognition.  

It has been speculated that he also wanted to avenge his father, whose political career and life was cut short by syphilis.

Winston Churchill became an author at the age of 24 and a government Cabinet Minister at 33 years of age. 

The Rothschilds

His upward climb was assisted by his mother’s connections within the Rothschild circle, including the powerful banker Ernst Cassell.  

During the 1930s, Winston Churchill’s banker friends made him the leading light in their pro-war lobby.  The ‘Focus Group’ was led by the Zionist Chairman of British Shell, Sir Robert Waley-Cohen.

War Hawk

Winston Churchill was to become the main adversary of appeasement and the main barrier to making peace with the German Reich.

In 1936 British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin told a delegation led by Winston Churchill, “If there is any fighting in Europe to be done, I would rather see the Nazis and the Bolshies doing it.”

War bankrupts Britain

As predicted by many leading Britons, Winston Churchill’s war bankrupted the British nation.

Soon after the British declaration of war, based on the falsehood that Britain was obliged to go to the aid of Poland, the new British premier was forced to go cap in hand to American President Roosevelt to ask for loans. 

My kingdom for a loan repayment

The pledges placed before Washington DC were the British Empire, its possessions and its preferential trade agreements.  These were subsequently forfeited in return for US support.

Thus, the British Empire built over several hundred years was bartered to purchase credit to pay for Churchill’s war against Europe.

Of course, I will write history

Winston Churchill was once asked if history would judge him kindly.  He smiled and replied, ‘Of course, for I will write it.’  

During the Great Strike of 1926, the parliamentarian ordered warships up Liverpool’s River Mersey with orders to open fire on strikers if necessary. 

Churchill did order troops to quell disturbances by Merseyside strikers, many of whom were killed by police and infantrymen. 

Winston Churchill was personally responsible for multiple military failures; soon a bankrupt fugitive, he fled to America to escape ignominy.  

In America in 1931, when crossing New York’s Fifth Avenue, he was knocked down by a car, but unfortunately for the British Empire and a free Europe, he survived.

NOTE: This story was first published in THE ALL-LIES INVASION (Michael Walsh) But banned by Amazon and LULU book publishers. Let readers know what you think

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