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Title: The Root Commission Formula: "No fight, No Loans" [WWI to crurrent times]
Source: Various + 4um topic: The Polar Bear Expedition: US/Allied Fo
URL Source: http://freedom4um.com/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=140808&Disp=6#C6
Published: Dec 12, 2011
Author: Various
Post Date: 2011-12-12 15:32:32 by GreyLmist
Keywords: "No fight, No Loans", The Root Commission Formula, WWI, Current Times
Views: 4053
Comments: 8

From The Polar Bear Expedition: US/Allied Forces ordered into Russian Revolution/Civil War, 4um Post #6

The Root Commission Formula of "No Fight, No Loans". [sic]

the demand of the Allies, including the United States, that Russia should renew and reinvigorate her [WWI] war effort (bluntly expressed by Root in the formula "no fight, no loans")

Poster Comment:

More likely, the demand was first handed down to the Allies by war-profiteering financiers of the recently established Federal Reserve here as their "policy" and the "policy" of the London-based banking cartel.

More info at the 4um post-link.

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The Root Commission Formula of "No Fight, No Loans". [sic]

the demand of the Allies, including the United States, that Russia should renew and reinvigorate her [WWI] war effort (bluntly expressed by Root in the formula "no fight, no loans")

My Poster Comment: More likely, the demand was first handed down to the Allies by war-profiteering financiers of the recently established Federal Reserve here as their "policy" and the "policy" of the London-based banking cartel.

Online info on The Root Commission and its "financial policy" dictats of War as a requirement for loan approval is scarce but leads to the Communist Manifesto, the First Internationale's executive committee, and Samuel Gompers (a Labor Union organizer who was born in East London and immigrated at the age of thirteen with his family to "the Jewish community on Manhattan's Lower East Side.") Refs:

Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor by Pamela D. Toler, PhD

Samuel Gompers (1850-1924) was born in East London. His family immigrated to America when he was thirteen, settling in the Jewish community on Manhattan's Lower East Side. In the evenings, Gompers attended free lectures and classes at Cooper Union. He received an education on the floor of the cigar workshop as well. Unlike many other skilled trades, cigar rolling was quiet work and talking was allowed. Sometimes one of the men in the shop would read to the others. Political discussion on the floor was dominated by a group of immigrants who belonged to the American branch of the First International. One of the men in Gompers's workshop, Ferdinand Laurrell, was a member of First International's executive committee and introduced Gompers to the Communist Manifesto.

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...He called his labor philosophy “bread and butter” unionism or “pure and simple” unionism.

Many saw “bread and butter unionism” as the antithesis of revolutionary ideology. Gompers argued that it was the logical extension of the teachings of Marx and Engels. He believed that their central message was the self-liberation of the working class. Building on the Marxist concept of class struggle, he said that workers have different interests from either the middle class or the wealthy. Since the working classes don't have the power to control the state, and consequently decide which laws should be passed, they cannot rely on the state to protect them. The trade union was the only organization that was purely proletarian.

Organized Labor - World war i -- americanforeignrelations.com

...Gompers had watched with fascination the evolving wartime partnership between British labor and the government during the early months of the war. He anticipated that by supporting Wilson's preparedness policies he might gain a voice for the AFL in executive branch defense councils comparable to that which British labor had won for itself. Gompers's reasoning proved correct: in 1917 he was appointed to the Council of National Defense, an organization created to prepare the country for possible involvement in the war. Gompers subsequently formed a labor subcommittee within the council that brought together representatives from business, labor, and the government to study questions of industrial coordination and to draw up guidelines on wages, hours, and mediation in war-related industries.

[sic]

[Gompers] anticipated that the defense agencies, far from being temporary, would lay the basis for a new bureaucratic order in Washington after the war in which the AFL would play a prominent role.

Gompers also sought to use his new leverage within the Wilson adminstration to expand the AFL's diplomatic influence. He obtained AFL representation on the Root Commission, a council of emissaries whose purpose was to travel to Russia to encourage it to stay in the war. He also secured the Wilson administration's support for two AFL labor commissions to go to Europe to win support among discontented European labor movements for Wilsonian war aims and to thwart European trade union efforts to plan an interbelligerent labor conference designed to negotiate an early end to the war.

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...In return for his loyalty, Wilson appointed Gompers to head the International Labor Legislation Commission, which in turn created the International Labor Organization, a labor adjunct to the League of Nations. The organization clearly bore the imprint of Gompers's corporatist [My note: read "Communist"] thinking about labor's role in international affairs. Far from being purely an organization of trade union representatives, the International Labor Organization was designed to consist of national delegations comprised of representatives from business, labor, and government.

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GreyLmist  posted on  2011-12-13   14:34:22 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

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Condensed version of these topics at Post #135 of 4um Title: Why I get very little "REPLIES" on 4um

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