The Dreyfus Affair Was A Rothschild Psy-Op

In 1894, a French artillery captain, Alfred Dreyfus, was falsely accused of passing secrets to the Germans. A Jew, he seemed to confirm the belief that Jews, led by Baron Edmund de Rothschild, constituted a fifth column and undermined French independence and culture.

Dreyfus was publicly stripped of his commission and given a life sentence at Devil's Island where he was put in leg irons. Throughout his trial and imprisonment, Dreyfus professed his innocence.

The Dreyfus Affair was an elaborate psy-op. The real spy , Ferdinand Esterhazy, was in the pay of Baron Edmund de Rothschild. They deliberately implicated the Jew Dreyfus so that when he was finally vindicated, the conservative anti-Semitic anti-Rothschild party would be humiliated and discredited.

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