Ezra Pound reading his Usura Canto, 1939. Muslims and Christians need to wake up. Humanity has only one enemy. They want Muslims and Christians to mutually destroy each other,n

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Published on Sep 26, 2021
Ezra Pound reciting Canto XLV, the Usura Canto, recorded at Harvard, 1939. In the prelude Pound distinguishes usury from interest. The prelude, was recorded in 1958 after his release from St. Elizabethâ€™s Hospital, Washington D.C. where he was held for over a decade, charged with treason (but never tried) because he opposed US involvement in WWII and broadcast his opinions over the radio from fascist Italy.

Music: "When the Line Grows Thick" by Vim Mertens: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wim_Mertens

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