Mike King: Napoleon Trump to Issue Infamous 10 % Decree

Mike King draws a parallel between former U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10% and Napoleon Bonaparte's 1808 "Infamous Decree," which similarly restricted Jewish moneylenders in France. The author frames Napoleon’s policies as an effort to assimilate Jews by limiting their financial influence, dismissing historical criticism of the decree as overblown and mocking Jewish moneylenders' grievances. The article alleges that Napoleon’s eventual defeat and supposed murder were orchestrated by a "Rothschild-British Axis," linking this to broader antisemitic conspiracy theories about Jewish control of global finance.

The piece then shifts to Trump’s modern proposal, highlighting Bernie Sanders’ and Elon Musk’s support as ironic given their past opposition to Trump. The author ties this to QAnon-esque rhetoric ("Trust the plan") and accuses the Rothschild family and a "New World Order" cabal of historically opposing populist leaders like Napoleon, Lincoln, and JFK. References to QAnon posts and antisemitic tropes—such as "usury" and claims of Jewish supremacism—permeate the text, while also highlighting concerns about assimilation raised in Jewish communities.