From CGI member Christ:

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History
1914/2018

Lord Kitchener, the head of the British Military died a mysterious death on the first D-Day, June 6 1916.

By the end of 1915, France and Russia threatened lack of support by Britain would force them to sue for peace. This was anathema to Britain, that entered the war because it thought France should continue to be a 'Great Power'.

Because of Regime Change, Kitchener reversed his own policies and threw British Men to their doom in failed offensives, so as to show their support for the current Anglo-French alliance.

Germany had offered peace talks to Russia and France even in 1914 for Indemnity $$ and colonial possessions. This signals that Germany did not have the strength that most people
believe they did. Trench warfare was mostly 'passive defense'. Even Germany's Navy didn't want to come out to fight and mostly stayed in Port.

I believe most of the World did not want World War One. Turkey could have been taken out much earlier by allies,but was left as a 'paper tiger'. The British General supervising the Dardanelees/Gallipoli Naval/Army operationwas not furnished ANY INTELLIGENCE MAPS by Britain through foreign contacts! The result was a failed landing and a stalemate for a year,followed by a safe withdrawal, though British Staff believed all Gallipoli combatants would perish. France and Britain sent 150,000 troops to Salonica, where they were kept away from battles for 3 years. Russia stalled on all Ammunition orders, even leaving shipments on Archangel docks to rot.

The same could be said for IRAQ today, and ISIS-SYRIA. The World's militaries really don't want mass slaughter.

KITCHENER'S DEATH

Kitchener, or 'K' ( I say also Henry the 'K' ie Kissinger, another Secretary of War Type) died in 1916 off the Scapa Flow' north of Scotland on his way to Russia. His Cruiser exploded, his body never found. The ship's name was the Hampshire, the one he took up to Scapa I find interesting,
The 'Iron Duke'. This could be a veiled reference to one of the Grand Dukes of Russia, who Kitchener was procuring arms for via US Morgan Bank, Bethlehem Steel, Dupont and others.
(could have been a big scam with no weapons arriving).

Here are the two bookends 1914/1916

1914 - First Day

'Pacing up and down the deck in a state of nervous anxiety, Kitchener worried that he might miss the train departing to Calais at 2:50pm. He sent Col. Oswald Fitzgerald (Kennedy assasination?) his personal military secretary and Edward Cecil his Financial Advisor in Egypt to urge the captain to leave immediately. While they were in heated discussion with the Captain a message arrived from the Prime Minister's office requesting that Kitchner return immediately to London (to assume command).'

1916 - Last Day

'Kitchener spent Saturday morning at the War Office, then left to lunch with the King. That afternoon, he motored to Broome Park (his unfinished home) with Fitzgerald..he worked part of the morning in his sunken rose garden..In the afternoon he was back at the War Office, where he took care of some personal matters and put his signature to a pile of official papers. Business done he asked Arthur (Chief Imperial General Staff CIGS Arthur Murray, successor to Wolfe-Murray!) to have tea with him and accompany him to his car to the station (Kings Cross).'

I wonder if Britain bankrupted itself on that day through Fraud, but forgot to tell everyone.

https://www.ft.com/content/f3760af0-6545-11e4-91b1-00144feabdc0

CHRIST