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Common Sense - Volume 09 - Issue 238 - 1955-09-15
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The data appearing in the New York City and Paris Editions of The Herald-Tribune was assembled from the most authentic sources by Benjamin H. Freedman
for publication on May 9, 1946, with the kind cooperation of Mrs. Helen Rogers Reid, the owner of these newspapers, whose friendly assistance is now again
as then gratefully acknowledged by him with his most sincere thanks, and whose continued helpful cooperation is herewith graciously solicited. BHF.
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to protect with their lives tor the Zionist embezzlers now there
Palestine's "rich os any in the world" Negev oil reserves and
the Dead Sea's inexhaustible chemicals of incalculable value?
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By BENJAMIN H. FREEDMAN Palestine invoking the "formal treaty engagements" requiring the
Founder 1946, League for Peace with Justice in Palestine employment of the armed jorey of the United States in Palestine,
In eiieet and in fact, President Eisenhower's recommendation, exactly as Poland in 1939 created an "incident" in the "Polish
for "formal treaty engagements" for the employment of the armed Corridor" in order to bring the British armed forces to Poland's
forces of the United States in Palestine, is a pledge to the Zionists assistance, Poland having been ad vised in advance to that eject as
in the United States, and throughout the world, that the United exposed by Ambassador Hullitt, a participant in that conspiracy.
States will go to war in Palestine against the Middle East nations, President Eisenhower's proposal for "formal treaty engage-
in defense of the Zionists there, for the time being occupying Pal- ments" for the employment of the armed forces of the United
estine as a result of their recent aggression, and full-scale cooper- States in Palestine, where the United. States has less right to
ation of the United States in the Zionist conspiracy to embezzle employ its armed forces today than the British had in 1938 to
Palestine's Negev "as rich as any in the world" oil reserves and the employ their armed forces in the defense of the "Polish Corri-
inexhaustible chemicals and minerals of inealeulable value found dor," may set in motion a similar "chain reaction" in Palestine,
in and around the Dead Sea, which Zionists now seek to embezzle. and thereby precipitate World War III exactly as World War II
was precipitated by the British announcement of a similar nature.
zsomsrs lonG COVETED PAlESTlNE'S Oil AND CHEMICALS The employment of the armed forces of the United States in
There are two basic reasons behind the militant Zionist con- Palestine under President Eisenhower's proposed "formal treaty
spiraey and Zionist aggression in Palestine. Firstly, Palestine pos- engagements" is pregnant with the possibility of precipitating
sesses in the Negev area in southern Palestine oil reserves "as rich World War III in the not too distant future. The great danger
as any in the world." Seeondlv, Palestine possesses in and around
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of that occurring exists in the fact that the overwhelming major-
the Dead Sea inexhaustible quantities of chemicals and minerals of ity in the United States today are totally unaware of this impend-
incalculable value. Zionists no longer deny they covet both these. ing danger. This overwhelming majority of the public appears
equally indisposed to interest themselves in this sinister situa-
PoliTlClANS PROSTITUTE PATR!0TlSM FGR POWER AND PROFiT tion. The superlatively effective Zionist propaganda organiza-
tions in the United States have been eminently efficient in "brain
If the truth were told to the public by political leaders today, ¢f washing" the public far in excess even of their own most opti-
the public would realize that the domestic political situation, and mistie expectations, through countless "tax deductible" millions
not anything now going on in Palestine, is the real reason behind spent to misinform the public on matters vital to their security.
President Eisenhower"s recommendation that the United States
enter into "formal treaty engagements" for the emplovlnent of pusuc "BRAIN WASHED" ON PALESTINE BY ZIONIST PROPAGANDA
the armed forces of the United States in Palestine. For reasons The incessant distortions of the truth, and the interminable
which are very obvious, the imminent 1956 presidential election is misrepresentation of facts by the Zionist-controlled newspapers,
of the greatest and gravest importance to President Eisenhower, magazines, radio, television, motion pictures, politicians educa-
both in his eabaeitv as president of the United States and as titular tors, churchmen, lecturers, and other Zionist-controlled mediums
head of the Republican Party, and this can no longer be concealed. for controlling the thinking of an unsuspecting public on this
"INCIDENT" Wlll START WGRLD WAR Ill LIKE WGRLD WAR II
subject, have prevented the overwhelming majority in the Unit-
ed States from learning the real reasons behind the militant
When President Eisenhourer's proposed "formal treaty engage- Zionist conspiracy and Zionist aggression in Palestine, and
ments" are signed, sealed and delivered, Zionists occupying Pales- behind the foreign policy of the United States in Palestine.
tine for the present can be expected to create an "incident" in Incontestiblc documented information on this sinister situation
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has always been available to the people of the United States, 1917 by virtue of the aid received from the Arab armed forces
but it has been totally obscured by Zionist propaganda, for very which had revolted against Turkey and joined the British forces
obvious reasons. The facts which follow here in somewhat to fight Turkey. Without Arab aid the British faced sure defeat,
abbreviated form will "open the windows" in the minds of any
interested persons and allow a little "fresh air" on this subject BRITISH CONSPIRE TO OUST STANDARD 0ll COMPANY OF N. Y.
to enter their minds for the first time, if they will read them. Mr. William Yale was in the employ of the Standard Oil Company of
New York in 1915, 1916, and 1917 and was stationed in Jerusalem daring
STANDARD Oll COMPANY OF NEW YORK'S 1914 Oll DISCOVERY those three years. In 1918 Mr. Yale was acting as military observer for the
Prior to 1919 the Standard Oil Company of New York dis- Uaaed States in Palestine and was attached to the British and Arab forces
covered oil reserves "as rich as any in the world" in the Negev under General Allenby, then fighting against the Turkish armies in Palestine.
area in southern Palestine according to proofs of that fact which In 1918 Mr. Yale learned that General Money, the British Military Governor
cannot be challenged. In 1919 the Standard Oil Company of of Jerusalem, and British Colonel Storrs, had marie brazen attempts to dis-
New York submitted to the Peace Conference in Paris their geo- cover the exact locations of the oil discoveries in the Negev area from prom-
logical surveys and engineering reports made by their geologists inent Palestinians associated with the Standard Oil Company of New York
and engineers between the years 1914 and 1919. These geolog- in the exploitation of these concessions. Having failed in their attempts, the
ical surveys and engineer's reports established beyond the per- British government in London brought great pressure to bear on these prom-
adventure of any doubt the existence in the Negev area in south- inert Palestinians in another attempt to force them to reveal these locations.
ern Palestine of oil reserves "as rich as any in the world." These When these attempts failed, the British government in London resorted to
"rich as any in the world" oil reserves in the Negev area in questioning Mr. Yale hignself in atlatlier attempt to obtain that information.
southern Palestine now eonllrm II daily production potential there Mr. Yale reported this matter to the Military Intelligence in Washington,
comparing favorably with the present daily 3,000,000-4,000,000 and through them the State Department was advised Q; thekeen, interest of
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barrel production from the Iraq-Kuwait-Saudi Arabian-Iran oil the British in Palestine's Negev "as rich as any in the world" oil reserves.
reserves, to the immediate west of these oil reserves in the
Negev area in southern Palestine, with an actual approximate WORLD WAR I PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE ZIONIST DOMINATED
daily value of $10,000,000 and an approximate annual value of The Standard Oil Company of New York had received a very
$.'8,000,000,000 for the Zionists now in Palestine, if they remain. detailed report of the incidents which took place in Palestine
DEAD SEA'S CHEMICALS VALUED AT FIVE TRllll0n DOLLARS ,prior to March, 1919. The officials of the company complained
to Under-Secretary of State Frank Polk that the British had
In the year 1925 the British Colonial Office published the actually forced the agents of the Standard Oil Company of New
official report of their exhaustive "on the spot" investigation of York in Palestine to show the British the maps of the company's
the quantities and nature of the chemicals and minerals in the successful drilling operations for oil in the Negev area, and that
. Dead Sea, "Production of Minerals from the Waters of the Dead the British then proceeded to make copies of the maps for them-
Sea." The original copy of this report can be found today in the selves. Mr. L. I. Thomas, an official of the Standard Oil Com-
Tower of London in England. Likewise beyond the peradventure pany of New York, appeared in person at the Paris conference
of any doubt this report supplies incontestible proof of the exis- indignantly protesting that the British Foreign Office had actu-
tence in the Dead Sea in 1925 of a supply of chemicals and min- ally prohibited the company's geologists and engineers from pro-
erals with a minimum value, based on today's market prices, of ceeding with development work in the Negev by very foul tactics.
approximately Five Trillion Dollars--$5,000,000,000,000-more
than 5,000 billion dollars, a sum more than twenty (20) times ZIONISTS INTENT IN 1919 IN PRESERVING 0ll CONCFSSIONS
the $285,000,000,000 national debt of the United States today, Mr. Thomas went into this matter thoroughly with his eom-
a mere 285 billion dollars compared with the 5,000 billion dollar pany's representatives in Constantinople in an attempt to learn who
value of the chemicals and minerals known to exist in the Dead was behind this interference. Mr. Thomas was advised in strictest
Sea as long ago as 1926. The quantities have increased consid- confidence by his well-informed representative in Turkey that the
erably and the value has also increased considerably since 1925. British interference was entirely due to pressure from the "Zion-
PA1ESr1N£'S NATURAL RESOURCES KEPT SECRET FROM WORLD ist Party." Mr. Thomas was farther advised by this representative
that "the Zionists are intent on hampering outsiders in order to
Zionists throughout the world have resorted to every subter- preserve the concessions for themselves." When advised to this
fuge to conceal from the world the existence of the "as rich as effect, Mr. Thomas demanded United States intervention directly
any in the world" oil reserves in the Negev area in southern with the Hritish government, then in effective control by the Zionists.
Palestine and the inexhaustible supplies of chemicals and min-
erals of incalculable value in and around the Dead Sea. Zionists At that time also, Mr. Thomas delivered to Mr. William Yale, his former
everywhere seek to discredit belief by the public of persons who employee in the Standard Oil Company 01 New York, and at that time eon-
attempt to inform the public about these two basic reasons for nected with the Paris Peace Conference, a copy 01 the Sta hard Oil Cotrzoarw
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tine. Knowledge by the public of these two basic reasons will covered almost the entire area south of the railroad running between lava
destroy the illusions created by Zionists that "religious" and on the Me dtze rie-wean and running inland to Jerusalem, indicated on. maps
"humanitarian" reasons are solely responsible for their interest as the Negev. When in 1919 Mr. Yale held conf erences with British ojicials
and activities in Palestine, an untruth believed by many today. in Palestine to discuss with them an equitable arrangement for adjusting all
problems in the Middle East, he emphasized the concern of the United States
BRITISH DOUBlE-CROSS U. s. A. FOR PALESTINE PETROLEUM over the underhand British- methods employed i,. their anternpz to obtain G
The Negev's "as rich as any in the world" oil reserves soon became the monopoly of all the oil reserves of the entire a`rea, which inefuded the adja-
most important 01 all major economic interests of the Uncled States in Pal- cent Iraq-Kuwait-Sandi Arabian-Iran oil reserves. General Allenby and all
estine. The Nege'v's "as rich as any in the world" oil reserves became the other British ojieials paticipating in these con ferences pretended complete
principal concern of the United States in negotiating the Anglo-American' ignorance of the whole matter, and appeared astonished at the suggestion of
Treaty of 1924-. The Anglo-American Treaty of 1924 sealed the fate which the possibility of British double faced, - double - dealing double - talk.
soon overtook Palestine and the Palestinians. The brazen betrayal O; Pales-
tine and lethe Palestinians by means of the Anglo-American Treaty 01 1924 BRITISH PLOT WITH ZIONISTS TO CREATE ZIONIST STATE
contributed in no small measure to the disintegration of the BrzitisN Empire Because of the growing importance of oil reserves to the secur-
since then. The British Empire was unable to survive the repercussions of ity of the United States, Mr. Yale prepared a memorandum on his
selling Palestine and tlze Palestinians "dozen the river," as the tool of the experiences with the British in Palestine, strongly emphasizing the
international Zionist conspirators. And :in British Commonwealth will con- •
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tinue along the same road os she British Empire for the same reason. in the United States. Mr. Yale cautioned the War and State Depart-
History ieacfies us retribuave justice works surely even tlzough slowly. ments that British policy was excluding oil companies in the United
In 1918, fully one year prior to the 1919 official sessions in States from the oil reserves in other countries in Asia controlled by
Paris of the Peace Conference of World War I, the ultimate the British, while the British at the same time were acquiring exten-
disposition of the Negev's "as rich as any in the world" oil sive oil reserves in the United States in Texas, Oklahoma and Cali-
reserves was outlined in advance for this Paris Peace Confer- fornia. Mr. Yale emphasized in his report that the British were
enee in 1919 in a document called the "Inquiry." Included in resorting to very questionable tactics to obtain and retain perma-
this "Inquiry" was a memorandum called "American Interests nent political control of Palestine on account of the Negev's "as
in Turkey," which included an important section reviewing the rich as any in the world" oil reserves, and the chemicals and min-
attempts of the Standard Oil Company of New York prior to erals in and around the Dead Sea. Having been thwarted in this
1919 to gain a foothold in Palestine. Prior to World iVar I attempt, the British government was compelled to plan the creation
Palestine was occupied and ruled as part of the Turkish empire. of the present so-ealled "sovereign" Zionist "state" in Palestine.
After six months' intensive exdorazzlon in the Spring of 1914, the geolo- Prior to the defeat of Turkey in ¥Vorid War I Palestine had
gists and engineers of the Standard Oil Company of New York reported oil been occupied by Turkey as part of the Turkish-Empire for
reserves in the Negev area "as rich as any in liNe world." The Standard Oil several centuries. Unable to defeat Turkey by themselves, the
Company o}' New York thereupon signed eomfraels for a twenty-yive year British offered the Arabs their independence if they would
lease in the Negev area and in the Dead Sea area. At IM outbreak of World revolt against Turkey and join the Allied Powers to defeat
B~ar I in Jul# 1914, the Standard Oil Company of New York had already
_ Turkey, which the Arabs did. Shortly prior to the outbreak of
skipped to Palestine from the Unfed Stores a large quantity of equipment World War I in 1914, the Standard Oil Company of New York
for drilling oil wells, ad other necessary equipment for the exploitation on had purchased from Turkish subjects seven concessions for the
a commeria! basis of their emen.sive concessions in the Negev area and in exploitation of the oil reserves in the Negev area in southern
the Dead Sea area. The World War I campaign in Turkey halted their work. Palestine, then still a part of the Turkish Empire, and for the
During this 1918-1919 period, Mr. Oscar J. Campbell, the exploitation of the chemicals and minerals in and around the
most eminent authority in the world on the history of the Negev's Dead Sea, also in Palestine, which they immediately developed.
"as rich as any in the world" oil reserves, prepared his well-
known and DOW famous "Report OD Zionism" in which he refers BRITISH DISHDNORED m NIOSL WGRLD FOR BREAKING WORD
to a confidential study in their Princeton files. That confidential The British in 1915 promised the Arabs in the Turkish
and competent complete analysis of all geologists' surveys and armies that the British would guarantee .their complete inde-
engineers' reports indicates that along the Jordan River valley, pendenee and sovereignty in the event of the defeat of Turkey
between the Sea of Galilee in northern Palestine, and the Red with their assistance. The revolt of the important Arab forces
Sea in southern Palestine, "the oil deposits were as rich as any in the Turkish armies in Palestine resulted in the immediate
in the world." The British displayed great interest in the
_ defeat of Turkey. The defeat of Turkey made possible the
Negev's oil concessions when they first occupied Palestine in invasion of Austria-Hungary by the Allied Powers, and subse-
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BALANCE-OF-POWER ZIONIST VOTES POWERFUL FACTOR TODAY ing" with its reports on the "discovery" of oil in Palestine's Negev area.
It would mean political suicide for the Republican Party to The "Special Cable to The New York Times" appears there
ignore the Zionists' effective control of the 148 electoral votes of under a large headline reading "ISRAEL HITS OIL IN OLD DRILL
those five states. The planks in the platforms of both political HOLE: DISCOVERY A( (LAIMEI) BY N \TION." The map indicates
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parties, their other promises to Zionists and the performance in this "discovery" oil well about 40 miles south of an imaginary line
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office of elected officials with respect to the foreign policy of the running between Jaffa. and Jerusalem, in the area indicated
United States in Palestine have been planned to capture the "NEGEV" on the map. This "discovery_ " oil well is in the hearaof
Zionist balance-of-power votes in the popular elections of those Palestine's Negev area. described in the Standard Oil Company of
five states, in presidential elections. The extremes to which pres- New York's 1914-1919 geological surveys and engineer's reports
idential candidates have gone for that purpose in the past have "as rich as any in the world" in oil. Mr. Kenneth Love's "Speeial
earned for the United States only the friendship of Zionists Cable to The New York Times" from Tel Aviv calls attention to the
in the United States, and of course for whatever it may be worth fact that the "discovery" oil well was only the result of drilling
to the United States, throughout the world, but have lost for the deeper down into an abandoned test-hole drill et I by others long _
United States the century-old friendship of 1,800,000,000 persons before the Zionist armed forces invaded Palestine's Negev area in
in Africa and Asia, 80% of the world's total population, in those 1949. The Zionists occupied this area after the 1949 armistice.
great continents whose manpower and natural resources are As this newspaper goes' to press, The New York World-Tele-
vital beyond measure to the security of the United States today. gram-Sun, on page 1 of its October 12, 1955 issue, features an
In any war with the Soviet Union and the nations beholden to it, Associated Press cable from "Heletz, Israel" dated October 12, 1955
the United States faces defeat and surrender to the Soviet Union under a headline reading "ISRAEL BRINGS IN SECOND GI satin." 9
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without the loyal support of the peoples of these two continents. This oil well "gushing 250 feet high" is "gushing" oil from Pales-
tine's Negev "as rich as any in the world" oil reserves. The geologist
450,000,000 MOSLEMS PLEDGE AID TO PALESTINIAN ARABS there remarked "this Ileletz-Hulekat area" in Palestine's Negev
President Eisenhower's recommendation for "formal treaty "it is not small," according to the Associated Press cable. The
engagements" to employ the armed forces of the United States Associated Press cable continues "He added that seismomaphie
in Palestine is entirely "a horse of a different color" than studies indicated development of about 100 wells in the (lleletz-
appears on the surface..To those who are well informed on the Huleikat) area 'is not impossible'." That is only the beginning.
conspiracy behind President Eisenhower's recommendations,
such "formal treaty engagements" have inherent in them grave HOW TO AVOiD SLAUGHTER OF OUR U. s. A. BOYS IN PALESTINE
implications which do not appear on the surface. The only In spite of every protest to the contrary, regardless of their _
actual outcome of such "formal treaty engagements" will be origin, every man, woman and child in the United States must he
to "freeze" at the time the "status quo" in Palestine. That is told as quickly as possible, who their precious sons, husbands,
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what the Zionists now most desire and most require to remain brothers and fathers may soon be fighting and dying in Palestine,
in physical possession of Palestine even temporarily. With or as only so very recently they were fighting and dying unnecessarily
without "formal treaty engagements" by the United States guar- in Korea. Beyond all question of doubt, it is vital today to the
anteeing permanent physical possession of Palestine to the Zion- security of tbe United States, and to the immediate and future wel-
istson a "status quo" basis, the 450,000,000 MosleMs of the Mid- fare of every person in the nation, that the public be in formed as
dle East, North Africa and Asia someday from what they say rapidly as it can be done, the real reasons, until now so success-
today, intend to lend to the exiled Palestinians, when they are fully suppressed and kept secret from the public, wlby President
able to do so, the same kind of assistance to recover their embez- Eisenhower now recommends "formal lrcatv engagements" for the _
zled homeland which the Christian nations of Europe, North employment of the armed forces of the United States in Palestine.
America and South America gave to France in 1914, to then
assist France in recovering Alsace-Lorraine, her "Lost Province," U. S. A. ARMY TO PALESTINE woRm WAR Ill CURTAlN RAISER
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taken from France by Germany in 1871 in the Franco-Prus- The most competent qualified persons to judge this . .,II_ al | * , I i
their oner co.'zstituents have the facts and this oill give them
uorld 1/ze "discovery" of oil by Zzlonis!.s in Paleslz'/1e's N elev area. Tile ."
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