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| | The Plot Against FDR: A Model For Bush's Pinochet Plan Today |
 | | However, despite the clear intention of President Roosevelt before his untimely death, those same cartels survived the war under the control of their pre-war Anglo-American cartel partners, who blocked the post-World War II plan to dismantle the cartels. |
 | | And then on Nov. 9, 1929, the establishment of an international petrochemical cartel was achieved with the marriage of I.G. Farben to ICI and Shell Oil of Great Britain, and to Standard Oil and DuPont of America. |
 | | As Martin points out, after the war, the threat was not that the cartels based in Germany would once again become a Nazi threat, but rather that they would become an instrument in the hands of the British and American financial groups. |
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