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It is one of the great ironies of history that President Franklin D. Roosevelt had conveniently died on April 12 of a cerebral hemorrhage, at this crucial juncture in world history at which the United States had served its purpose for the oligarchy, so that the inner destruction of the United States could now be set in motion. Roosevelt's successor, Harry Truman, was not the patriot that Roosevelt had been, but played the role of a weak figurehead who could be easily 'guided.' Officially, it was his decision to drop the bombs. It is evident that the decision was made for him. The launching of the post-war nuclear terrorist game was evidently too firmly entrenched in the oligarchic policy structure to allow the use of the atomic bomb to be put off schedule. Harry Truman was a weak man, easily controlled by the two operatives assigned to the task, could be trusted to carry out the game as directed.
Joseph Stalin never believed that Franklin Roosevelt died of natural causes. "They poisoned your father, of course," he told Roosevelt's son Elliott during a 1946 interview of him for Look magazine, "just as they have tried to poison me. Your mother would not allow my representative to see evidence of that. But I know. They poisoned him." - "They? Who are they?" Elliott asked. '"The Churchill gang!" he roared "They poisoned your father, and they continue to try to poison me. The Churchill gang!"'*(Why Stalin Never Forgave Elanor Roosevelt, by Elliott Roosevelt - Parade magazine Feb 9. 1995)
The nuclear terrorist game was not put on hold for even a minute to await the results, when on August 8 the Soviet Union declared its intention to enter the war against Japan. The second bomb was hastily dropped on August 9. Japan's surrender was accepted on August 10 on essentially the same terms it was originally offered in April, but the course of humanity was changed from this day forward. The global acceptance of the United Nations Organization became a reality that opened the door for the gradual surrender of the nation's sovereignty to a global dictatorship. After the bombs were dropped, no peace was won. To the contrary. The bombs that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki were the opening salvo of a terrorist game designed to pressure all nations to acquiesce to oligarchic world-policy, and to cement this process of international subjection by which the oligarchic empires can be maintained. The first step towards this end was to isolate Russia, then to fight that nation by all means possible, as if it were the arch enemy of mankind.
The cold war confrontation could have easily been avoided, especially against the background of the cooperative Soviet/U.S. partnership that was developed throughout the second world war. Except the resulting peace and economic development was contrary to the oligarchy's plans for world domination and its depopulation plans. For the oligarchy, the arch enemy was not Soviet Russia, it was the republican spirit and technological capability of the United States of America. It had threatened the Empire. It needed to be destroyed. If any meaningful post-war peace were allowed, the background of Roosevelt's policies would have turned the U.N. into a World Development Organization, as indeed, Franklin Roosevelt had envisioned. In his last days, President Roosevelt was working on a "Food for Peace" project, a plan for deploying American technology in an aid process to help make the hungry nations of the world self-sufficient in food, and to mobilize American agriculture to help feed the world towards this end. He was appalled at the backwardness and poverty in which the British, Dutch, and French colonial possessions had been kept, which were to be put under international supervision as a step to dismantle colonialism. According to Elliot Roosevelt, Churchill responded with rage: "I will never agree to the fumbling fingers of 40-50 nations prying into the existence of the British Empire... While there is life in my body, no transfer of British sovereignty will be permitted."
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