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This article is from the Conspiracy Theory Literature FAQ, by Xavier Poez xpoez@pair.com with numerous contributions by others.
Some CTL suggests that global bankers planned the confrontation of the
West and East during the cold war to increase profits due to
government loans spent on defense and armaments, and a way of
infiltrating Russia with their own pawns subservient to their agenda
during the Bolshevik revolution. See e.g. [Sutton81].
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