Sorry about the mis-timing of that particular blog. Once the American section is finished the Balfour Declaration will be explored in considerable depth. Hope you enjoy. Best wishes.
I would like to be certain that the citation for
“How Asquith helped the Armaments Ring”
by J T Walton Newbold
SHOULD be
How Asquith helped the Armour ring.
I first saw the “Armaments” cite in HH;
and it has been repeated in all (I think) of your blog postings.
If I am correct in my surmise, please let me know.
First World War Hidden History 
Geo L Humphries said:
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.32000007313341;view=2up;seq=30;size=125
Jim_and_Gerry said:
Sorry about the mis-timing of that particular blog. Once the American section is finished the Balfour Declaration will be explored in considerable depth. Hope you enjoy. Best wishes.
neocohn said:
I read an articule here on the Balfour Declaration which I do not find now.
You may have a look to The Controversy of Zion by Douglas Reed. It has lots of info on those times:
https://www.controversyofzion.info/Controversybook/index.htm
As regards the Russian pogroms, it is now demonstrated that they were much exaggerated rumours if I may use an understatement.
http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/05/11/myth-and-the-russian-pogroms-part-2-inventing-atrocities/
DOUGLAS AERIE said:
Dear MM Macgregor and Docherty –
I would like to be certain that the citation for
“How Asquith helped the Armaments Ring”
by J T Walton Newbold
SHOULD be
How Asquith helped the Armour ring.
I first saw the “Armaments” cite in HH;
and it has been repeated in all (I think) of your blog postings.
If I am correct in my surmise, please let me know.
Thank you,
Douglas Aerie
thorella said:
This is the link:
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/bilderbergfile/parlour5.html