How The Order Creates War and Revolution
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How the Order Creates War and Revolution by Antony C. Sutton argues that the secret organization Sutton calls The Order has used financial, political, and institutional networks to promote controlled conflict and revolutionary change, ultimately advancing what he describes as a New World Order. Sutton develops his argument through the Hegelian concept of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, contending that deliberately created conflict between apparently opposing forces can produce a desired political synthesis. He examines alleged connections between The Order, Wall Street, J. P. Morgan, Brown Brothers Harriman, Guarantee Trust, and other financial institutions, and presents evidence concerning American assistance to the Soviet Union during and after the Bolshevik Revolution, including financial support, military assistance, technology transfers, and industrial development. Particular attention is given to W. Averell Harriman, Matthew C. Brush, and other figures whom Sutton identifies as members or associates of The Order, as well as their connections to Soviet development and international finance. Sutton argues that the same network could support apparently opposing political forces—such as Soviet Communism and Nazi Germany—while benefiting from the resulting conflict and moving the world toward a broader political synthesis and centralized world order.
