◇◇新语丝(www.xys.org)(xys.dxiong.com)(xys.freedns.us)(xys-reader.org)◇◇ 宋鸿兵《货币战争》乃抄袭之作 作者：syghg http://179.bbs.kooxoo.com/306_0.html 　　这篇文章或这本小说，撑死是摘译，根本不是原创 。 　　 　　如下。 　　早在战前，罗斯切尔德家族就非常具有远见地建立了自己的战略情报收集和 快递系统。 　　他们成立了数量庞大的秘密代理人机制，这些类似战略情报间谍的人被称为 “孩子们”。这些人被派驻欧洲所有的首都、各大城市、重要的交易中心和商业 中心，各种商业、政治和其它情报在伦敦、巴黎、法兰克福、维也纳和那不勒斯 之间往来穿梭。这个情报系统的效率、速度和准确度都达到令人叹为观止的程度， 远远超过了任何官方信息网络的速度，其他商业竞争对手更是难以望其项背。这 一切使得罗斯切尔德银行在几乎所有的国际竞争中处于明显的优势。 　　 　　“罗斯切尔德银行的马车奔驰在（欧洲各地）的公路上，罗斯切尔德银行的 船穿梭于海峡之间，罗斯切尔德银行的间谍们遍布（欧洲的）城市街道，他们揣 着大量现金、债券、信件和消息，他们最新的独家消息在股票市场和商品市场中 被迅速地传播着。但所有的消息都没有滑铁卢战役的结果更为贵。”[注 1.1] 　　 　　1815年6月18日,在比利时布鲁塞尔近郊展开的滑铁卢战役,不仅是拿破仑和 威灵顿两支大军之间的生死决斗，也是成千上万投资者的巨大赌博，赢家将获得 空前的财富，输家将损失惨重。伦敦股票交易市场的空气紧张到了极点，所有的 人都在焦急地等待了滑铁卢战役的最终结果。如果英国败了，英国的公债 （Consols)的价格将跌进深渊；如果英国胜了，英国公债将冲上云霄。 　　 　　正当两支狭路相逢的大军进行着殊死战斗时，罗斯切尔德的间谍们也在紧张 地在两边的内部收集着尽可能准确的各种战况进展的情报。更多的间谍们随时负 责把最新战况转送到离战场最近的罗斯切尔德情报中转站。到傍晚时分，拿破仑 的败局已定，一个名叫罗斯伍兹（Rothworth)的罗斯切尔德快信传递员亲眼目睹 了战况，他立刻骑快马奔向布鲁塞尔，然后转往奥斯坦德（Ostende)港。当罗斯 伍兹跳上了一艘具有特别通行证的罗斯切尔德快船时,已经是深夜时分。这时英 吉利海峡风急浪高，在付了2000法郎的费用之后，终于找到了一个水手连夜帮他 渡过了海峡。当他于6月19日清晨到达英国福克斯顿（Folkstone）的岸边时，内 森.罗斯切尔德亲自等候在那里。内森快速打开信封，浏览了战报标题，然后策 马直奔伦敦的股票交易所。 　　 　　原文来自 http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/slavery.htm#NATHAN 　　THE ROTHSCHILD DYNASTY 　　 　　(Condensced from "Descent Into Slavery" by Des Griffin, Chapter Five) 　　 　　THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO 　　 　　As the wealth and power of the Rothschilds grew in size and influence so did their intelligence gathering network. They had their 'agents' strategically located in all the capitals and trading centers of Europe, gathering and developing various types of intelligence. Like most family exploits, it was based on a combination of very hard work and sheer cunning. 　　 　　Their unique spy system started out when 'the boys' began sending messages to each other through a networh of couriers. Soon it developed into something much more elaborate, effective and far reaching. It was a spy network par excellence. Its stunning speed and effectiveness gave the Rothschilds a clear edge in all their dealings on an international level. 　　 　　"Rothschild coaches careened down the highways; Rothschild boats set sail across the Channel; Rothschild agents were swift shadows along the streets. They carried cash, securities, letters and news. Above all, news -- the latest exclusive news to be vigorously processed at stock market and commodity bourse. 　　 　　"And there was no news more precious than the outcome at Waterloo..." (The Rothschilds p. 94). 　　 　　Upon the battle of Waterloo depended the future of the European continent. If the Grande Armee of Napoleon emerged victorious France would be undisputed master of all she surveyed on the European front. If Napoleon was crushed into submission England would hold the balance of power in Europe and would be in a position to greatly expand its sphere of influence. 　　 　　Historian John Reeves, a Rothschild partisan, reveals in his book The Rothschilds, Financial Rulers of the Nations, 1887, page 167, that "one cause of his [Nathan's] success was the secrecy with which he shrouded, and the tortuous policy with which he misled those who watched him the keenest." 　　 　　There were vast fortunes to be made -- and lost -- on the outcome of the Battle of Waterloo. The Stock Exchange in London was at fever pitch as traders awaited news of the outcome of this battle of the giants. If Britain lost, English consuls would plummet to unprecedented depths. If Britain was victorioug, the value of the consul would leap to dizzying new heights. 　　 　　As the two huge armies closed in for their battle to the death, Nathan Rothschild had his agents working feverishly on both sides of the line to gather the most accurate possible information as the battle proceeded. Additional Rothschild agents were on hand to carry the intelligence bulletins to a Rothschild command post strategically located nearby. 　　 　　Late on the afternoon of June 15, 1815, a Rothschild representative jumped on board a specially chartered boat and headed out into the channel in a hurried dash for the English coast. In his possession was a top secret report from Rothschild's secret service agents on the progress of the crucial battle. This intelligence data would prove indispensable to Nathan in making some vital decisions. 　　 　　The special agent was met at Folkstone the following morning at dawn by Nathan Rothschild himself. After quickly scanning the highlights of the report Rothschild was on his way again, speeding towards London and the Stock Exchange. 　　 　　比如再如下。 　　 　　当内森快步进入股票交易所时，正在等待战报的焦急和激动的人群立刻安静 下来。所有人的目光都注视着内森那张毫无表情莫测高深的脸。这时的内森放慢 了脚步，走到自己的被称为“罗斯切尔德支柱”的宝座上。此时他的脸上的肌肉 仿佛像是石雕一般没有丝毫情绪浮动。这时的交易大厅已经完全没有了往日的喧 嚣，每一个人都把自己的富贵荣辱寄托在内森的眼神上。稍事片刻，内森冲着环 伺在身边的罗斯切尔德家族的交易员们递了一个深邃的眼色，大家立即一声不响 地冲向交易台，开始抛售英国公债。大厅里立时就引起了一阵骚动，有些人开始 交头接耳，更多的人仍然不知所措地站在原地。这时，相当于数十万美元的英国 公债被猛然抛向市场，公债价格开始下滑，然后更大的抛单像海潮一般一波比一 波猛烈，公债的价格开始崩溃。 　　 　　 　　这时的内森依然毫无表情地靠在他的宝座上。交易大厅里终于有人发出惊叫 “罗斯切尔德知了！”，“罗斯切尔德知道了！”，“威灵顿战败了!”。所有 的人立刻像触电一般醒过味来，抛售终于变成了恐慌。人在猛然失去理智的时候， 跟随别人的行为成了一种自我强制性行为。每个人都想立刻抛掉手中的已经毫无 价值的英国公债，尽可能地留住一些残余不多的财富。经过几个小时的狂抛，英 国公债已成为一片垃圾，票面价值仅剩下5%。 　　 　　此时的内森像一开始一样，仍然是漠然地看着这一切。他以一种不是经过长 期训练绝不可能读懂的眼神轻微地闪动了一下，但这次的信号却完全不同。他身 边的众多交易员立即扑向各自的交易台，开始买进市场上能见到的每一张英国公 债。 　　 　　6月21日晚11点，威灵顿勋爵的信使亨利.波西（Henry Percy)终于到达了伦 敦， 消息是拿破仑大军在8个小时的苦战后被彻底打败了，损失了三分之一的士 兵，法国完了！ 　　 　　这个消息比内森的情报晚了整整一天！而内森在这一天之内，狂赚了20倍的 金钱，超过拿破仑和威灵顿几十年战争中所得到的财富的总和！ 　　 　　Arriving at the Exchange amid frantic speculation on the outcome of the battle, Nathan took up his usual position beside the famous 'Rothschild Pillar.' Without a sign of emotion, without the slightest change of facial expression the stony-faced, flint eyed chief of the House of Rothschild gave a predetermined signal to his agents who were stationed nearby. 　　 　　Rothschild agents immediately began to dump consuls on the market. As hundred of thousands of dollars worth of consuls poured onto the market their value started to slide. Then they began to plummet. 　　 　　Nathan continued to lean against 'his' pillar, emotionless, expressionless. He continued to sell, and sell and sell. Consuls kept on falling. Word began to sweep through the Stock Exchange: "Rothschild knows." "Rothschild knows." "Wellington has lost at Waterloo." 　　 　　The selling turned into a panic as people rushed to unload their'worthless' consuls or paper money for gold and silver in the hope of retaining at least part of their wealth. Consuls continued their nosedive towards oblivion. After several hours of feverish trading the consul lay in ruins. It was selling for about five cents on the dollar. 　　 　　Nathan Rothschild, emotionless as ever, still leaned against his pillar. He continued to give subtle signals. But these signals were different. They were so bubtly different that only the highly trained Rothschild agents could detect the change. On the cue from their boss, dozens of Rothschild agents made their way to the order desks around the Exchange and bought every consul in sight for just a 'song'! 　　 　　A short time later the 'official' news arrived in the British capital. England was now the master of the European scene. 　　 　　Within seconds the consul skyrocketed to above its original value. As the significance of the British victory began to sink into the public consciousness, the value of consuls rose even higher. 　　 　　Napoleon had 'met his Waterloo.' Nathan had bought control of the British economy. Overnight, his already vast fortune was multiplied twenty times over. 　　 　　最搞笑地方： 　　“罗斯切尔德知道了！”，“罗斯切尔德知道了！”，“威灵顿战败了!”。 　　 　　"Rothschild knows." "Rothschild knows." "Wellington has lost at Waterloo." 　　 　　这是连文学描写都抄袭。 　　有这么参考文献的吗？ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8753934454816686947 　　这个链接上是一个纪录片，名字叫 the money masters. 　　一些美国人自己也觉得让FED控制经济命脉不爽，负债不爽，于是整了这么 一个纪录片，描述了FED的历史，认为美国的货币发行应该回到政府手中。 　　这个纪录片跟《货币战争》基本说一个东西，说美国部分，引用的非常象， 比如富兰克林和林肯部分。 　　这个纪录片是几个人做的，网站在 　　　　http://www.themoneymasters.com/ 　　虽然纪录片有点阴谋论的意思，但网站上提出了货币政策改革的基本观点， 甚至提出了一个议案，在 　　http://www.themoneymasters.com/monetary.htm 　　 　　我刚刚看完这个纪录片，NND，《货币战争》里讲美国的从建国到林肯都是 抄这个纪录片的，什么时候引用富兰克林的自传啊，一模一样。 　　然后，讲美联储怎样整出来的是抄另外一个人的， 　　 　　我确实非常无聊，送佛送到西。关于FED act 怎样被起草真是象小说一样传 奇，大款们偷偷开会啊。 　　　　 　　未名空间上有人指出有一个链接也是写的FED野史，偶去看了看。 　　　　http://www.apfn.org/apfn/reserve.htm 　　此网站是一个无聊的阴谋论者做的，不管他说的对不对，里面讲的FED act 诞生的历史跟《货币战争》一模一样。 　　虽然《货币战争》同样列出了参考文献，可再次出现了抄书的毛病。 　　Griffin的故事被借用了。以致这个历史上闻所未闻的会议的参加人员一模 一样，下面再次是细节摘译。 　　“佐治亚州的哲基尔岛是一群美国超级富豪拥有的冬季度假胜地，以JP摩根 为首的大腕们成立了一个哲基尔岛打猎俱乐部。地球上六分之一的财富聚集在这 个俱乐部会员的手中，会员身份只能继承，不可转让。此时，该俱乐部得到通知， 有人要使用俱乐部场所大约两个星期，所有会员不能在这段时间内使用会所。会 所的所有服务人员全部从大陆调来，对所有到达会所的客人一律只称呼名，而绝 对不能使用姓氏。会所周围50英里的范围内被确保不会出现任何记者。” 　　Some years earlier, a very exclusive group of millionaires, led by J.P. Morgan, had purchased the island as a winter retreat. They called themselves the Jekyll Island Hunt Club, and, at first, the island was used only for hunting expeditions, until the millionaires realized that its pleasant climate offered a warm retreat from the rigors of winters in New York, 　　　　 　　One-sixth of the total wealth of the world was represented by the members of the Jekyll Island Club." Membership was by inheritance only. 　　　　 　　Before Nelson Aldrich’s party had left New York, the club’s members had been notified that the club would be occupied for the next two weeks. 　　　　 　　The Aldrich group had no interest in hunting. 　　　　 　　because there was not a journalist within fifty miles. Such was the need for secrecy that the members of the party agreed, before arriving at Jekyll Island, that no last names would be used at any time during their two week stay. 　　　　 　　new servants brought in from the mainland for this occasion who did not know the names of any of those present. 这事说到底，就是美国大忽悠的问题，美国赵本山很牛叉的，给你整个网站， 说的忽悠忽悠的。 　　the money masters刚出现的5年内只卖出5万盘，wiki上可以查到，为什么 卖不出去，因为危言耸听，可信度低，美国人见各种各样言论见的多，所以多见 不怪。国人土忽悠，宫廷野史知道很多，猛的一来洋忽悠还真有点吃不住。那个 Griffin更是典型的忽悠，一堆大款开会制定FED act就是他忽悠出来。 　　结果这些洋忽悠又被东拼西凑，摘译回来忽悠我们的老百姓，靠！ 　　我对这种懂点英文就瞎忽悠的行为极为不齿！ (XYS20070920) ◇◇新语丝(www.xys.org)(xys.dxiong.com)(xys.freedns.us)(xys-reader.org)◇◇