Demons From Hell Shirt
Only Comes in Flat "Round Them Up" Black
Like Henry Ford's Model T
(Also the Creator of Dearborn Independent)
When Henry Ford owned The Dearborn Independent in the 1920s, he forced his dealership network to distribute the publication. Customers buying a Model T frequently found physical copies of the newspaper stacked in the showroom or left on the seat of the car they had just purchased
Henry Ford, a self-proclaimed pacifist who opposed World War I, believed that Jews were responsible for starting wars in order to profit from them: "International financiers are behind all war. They are what is called the international Jew: German Jews, French Jews, English Jews, American Jews. I believe that in all those countries except our own the Jewish financier is supreme ... here the Jew is a threat".[2] Ford felt that Jews, in their role as financiers, contributed nothing of value to society.[3]
In 1915, Ford blamed Jews for instigating World War I, saying "I know who caused the war: German-Jewish bankers." In 1925, Ford said "What I oppose most is the international Jewish money power that is met in every war. That is what I oppose – a power that has no country and that can order the young men of all countries out to death."
The Balfour Declaration - Leo Amery and one of the greatest money changers ever, Lord Rothschild.