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The Sidonia loan anecdote presents nation-states as dependent on Jewish financiers who can reward or punish governments based on treatment of Jews.
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Jewish Finance
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"A few years back, we were applied to by Russia. Now there has been no friendship between the court of St. Petersburg and my..."
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"The Tsar. Tsar. So what he's saying is, we're very rich and nation states come and look for us for money, okay? So Russia..."
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