Guess who started Wall Street?

Commentary put under "Sombart – Why America Is Drowned With Jewishity"

Dan said (2 May 2012):

The fascinating communicative of America...

The first group of judaic settlers from North America arrived in the Dutch colonial city of fresh Amsterdam in 1654.

The group's journey of 27 people began as immigrants from Spain to the Netherlands, where they were recruited by the Dutch East India Company to establish banking and trade in the Dutch colony in Brazil. However, the Dutch lost control of Brazil for the Portuguese, so judaic bankers were transferred to fresh Amsterdam.

Soon, the captain of the French ship that brought them in filed a suit not to pay for the toll. He won the trial, and the city council asked politician Peter Stuyvesant to ban Jews from entering the colony. He wrote a letter to the Hague asking for the deportation of the incoming Jews and for the refusal to let further Jews to come to the colony due to the fact that he had already had his hands full with half a twelve schismatastic Christian sects who hated each other.

In response, Stuyvesant was informed that the Company had sent Jews to establish a competent global banking and trade in both Americas, so they were not allowed to deport or interfere with their service – due to spiritual tolerance.

Stuyvesant published a decree: "No 1 may rise or rise any questions or arguments about religion under the punishment of putting it on the water and bread in the ship's cambuse for 3 days, and if specified disputes consequence in any difficulties, the authors will be arbitrarily punished".

At that time, judaic bankers were only supported by the Dutch government. Until the English took over the colony, judaic bankers held the same function under the aegis of the British Empire. In my hunch, I checked the date erstwhile Oliver Cromwell lifted the ban on the exile of judaic lenders from England by Edward I, and discovered that it was the year 1657 – 3 years after the judaic merchants' contingent arrived in the Dutch colony. The British-Dutch wars broke out, resulting in colonial power being transferred from The Hague to London.

It is interesting that erstwhile judaic bankers operated in London, colonial power moved from the Netherlands to the UK. It may be a coincidence, although it makes 1 wonder who truly ruled these kingdoms.

I'd say the money was moving the show. Politicians and kings, specified as Cromwell and Charles I, came and went.

Here's a fascinating part of the fun stuff:

The settlement occupied the confederate end of Manhattan Island. There was an open forest outside the northern border, so a natural wall was erected to defend against the attack by English or Indian people. judaic bankers and traders settled on a street by a wall called "de Waal Straat". Wall Street.

For the first forty years merchants and traders have been doing business here, then they have divided into 2 classes; auctioners and dealers. The Dutch left Manhattan after losing the 3rd English-Dutch War in 1674.

The wall was removed in 1699.

In 1792, the informal trading of bonds and securities was formalized by the Buttonwood Agreement which laid the foundation for the fresh York Stock Exchange.

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