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The World Order
Eustace Mullins©1985
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CHAPTER ONE
The Rothschilds

In its issue of Dec. 19, 1983, Forbes Magazine noted that "Half of Germany's
top ten banks are Frankfurt based." The modern world's financial system, an
updating of the Babylonian monetary system of taxes and money creation, was
perfected in Frankfurt-on-Main, in the province of Hesse. Mayer Amschel Bauer
(later Rothschild) discovered that although loans to farmers and small
businesses could be profitable, the real profits lay in making loans to
governments. Born in Frankfurt in 1743, Mayer Amschel married Gutta
Schnapper. He served a three year apprenticeship in Hanover at the Bank of
Oppenheim. During this period, he had occasion to be of service to Lt. Gen.
Baron von Estorff. von Estorff was the principal adviser to Landgrave
Frederick Il of Hesse, the wealthiest man in Europe. Frederick was worth from
70 to 100 million florins, much of it inherited from his father, Wilhelm the
Eighth, brother of the King of Sweden. Baron von Estorff advised the
Landgrave that Mayer Amschel showed an uncanny ability to increase money
through his investments. The Landgrave immediately sent for him.

At this time, King George III was trying to put down the American Rebellion.
His troops were being outfought by the hardy Americans, who were accustomed
to wilderness battles. Mayer Amschel arranged for King George to hire 16,800
sturdy young Hessian soldiers from the Landgrave, a considerable addition to
the Hesse's fortune. This advantageous relationship came to a halt with the
sudden death in 1785 of the Landgrave, who was only twenty-five years old.
However, Mayer Amschel attained absolute influence over his successor,
Elector Wilhelm 1, who, like Mayer Amschel, had also been born in 1743. It
was said that they were like two shoes, so well did they go together. It was
a pleasant change from Mayer Amschel's relationship with the former
Landgrave, who had been a very difficult and demanding person. In fact, the
Landgrave's sudden death had luckily placed Mayer Amschel in charge of the
largest fortune in Europe.

As he prospered, Mayer Amschel placed a large red shield over his door of the
house in the Judengasse, which he shared with the Schiff family. He took the
name "Rothschild" from his sign. In 1812, when he died, he left one billion
franks to his five sons. The eldest, Anselm, was placed in charge of the
Frankfort bank. He had no children, and the bank was later closed. The second
son, Salomon, was sent to Vienna, where he soon took over the banking
monopoly formerly shared among five Jewish families, Arnstein, Eskeles,
Geymuller, Stein and Sina. The third son, Nathan, founded the London branch,
after he had profited in some Manchester dealings in textiles and dyestuffs
which caused him to be widely feared and hated. Karl, the fourth son, went to
Naples, where he became head of the occult group, the Alta Vendita. The
youngest son, James, founded the French branch of the House of Rothschild in
Paris.

Thus strategically located, the five sons began their lucrative operations in
government finance. Today, their holdings are concentrated in the Five Arrows
Fund of Curacao, and the Five Arrows Corp. Toronto, Canada. The name is taken
from the Rothschild sign of an eagle with five arrows clutched in its talons,
signifying the five sons.

The first precept of success in making government loans lies in "creating a
demand", that is, by taking part in the creation of financial panics,
depressions, famines, wars and revolutions. The overwhelming success of the
Rothschilds lay in their willingness to do what had to be done. As Frederic
Morton writes in the Preface to "The Rothschilds", "For the last one hundred
and fifty years, the history of the House of Rothschild has been to an
amazing degree the backstage history of Western Europe.... Because of their
success in making loans not to individuals but to nations, they reaped huge
profits     Someone once said that the wealth of Rothschild consists of the
bankruptcy of nations."

In "The Empire of the City", E.C. Knuth says, "The fact that the House of
Rothschild made its money in the great crashes of history and the great wars
of history, the very periods when others lost their money, is beyond
question."

On July 8, 1937, the New York Times noted that Prof. Wilhelm, a German
historian, had said, "The Rothschilds introduced the rule of money into
European politics. The Rothschilds were the servants of money who undertook
the reconstruct the world as an image of money and its functions. Money and
the employment of wealth have become the law of European life; we no longer
have nations, but economic provinces."

On June 4, 1879, the New York Times noted, "Baron Lionel N. de Rothschild,
head of the world famous banking house of Messrs. Rothschild & Co. died at
the age of 71. He was son of the late Baron N.M. Rothschild who founded the
house in London in 1808 and died in 1836. His father came to the conclusion
that in order to perpetuate the fame and power of the Rothschilds, which had
already become worldwide, it was necessary that the family be kept together,
and devoted to the common cause. In order to do this, he proposed that they
should intermarry, and form no marital unions outside the family. A council
of the heads of the houses was called at Frankfurt in 1826, and the views of
Baron Nathan were approved."

In "The Rothschilds: the Financial Rulers of Nations, " John Reeves writes,
"The first occasion in which Nathan assisted the English government was in
1819, when he undertook the loan of $60 million; from 1818-1832 Nathan issued
eight other loans totalling $105,400,000; he subsequently issued eighteen
Government loans totalling $700 million. To the Rothschilds, nothing could
have occurred more propitiously than the outbreak of the American revolt and
the French Revolution, as the two enabled them to lay the foundation of the
immense wealth they have since acquired. The House of Rothschild was (and is)
the ruling power in Europe, for all the political powers were willing to
acknowledge the sway of the great financial Despot, and, like obedient
vassals, pay their tribute without murmur. Its influence was so all-powerful
that it was a saying, no war could be undertaken without the assistance of
the Rothschilds. They rose to a position of such power in the political and
commercial world that they became the Dictators of Europe. To the public the
archives of the family, which could throw so much light upon history, are a
profound
secret, a sealed book kept well hidden."

On July 27,1844, Mazzini said, "Rothschild could be King of France if he so
desired." The Jewish Encyclopedia noted (1909 edition) "In the year 1848 the
Paris house (of Rothschild) was reckoned to be worth 600,000,000 francs as
against 352,000,000 francs held by all the other Paris bankers."

Prof. Werner Sombart wrote, "The principal loan floaters of the world, the
Rothschilds, were later the first railway kings. The period of 1820 onwards
became the 'Age of the Rothschilds' so that at the middle of the century it
was a common dictum: There is only one power in Europe and that is
Rothschild." (Jews and Modern Capitalism).

Hearst's Chicago Evening American commented, Dec. 3,1923, "The Rothschilds
can start or prevent wars. Their word could make or break empires."

Reeves notes, "The fall of Napoleon was the rise of Rothschild." Napoleon was
later slowly poisoned to death with arsenic by a Rothschild agent. They had
no need of another "return from exile".

The New York Evening Post noted July 22,1924, "The Kaiser had to consult
Rothschild to find out whether he could declare war. Another Rothschild
carried out the whole burden of the conflict which overthrew Napoleon."

The Kaiser's Chancellor, Bethmann-Hollweg, who actually precipitated World
War I, was a member of the Frankfort banking family, Bethmann, and a cousin
of the Rothschilds.

After the fall of Napoleon, Salomon persuaded the ruler of Austria to issue
patents of nobility to the five brothers. The Congress of Vienna was the
emergence of the moth from its cocoon. The diktat of this Congress was a
simple one — the aristocracies of Europe must submit to our will, or they are
doomed. The death sentence upon the noble lines of Europe was pronounced by
those who had the will to carry out their edict. It took another century to
perfect the work, not because the killers were weak, but because they wished
to proceed cautiously, without revealing their full strength. In combat, the
decisive weapon is the one your opponent does not know about.

It was not necessary to pronounce a death sentence upon the ruling families
of America, because there were none. During the 19th century, a few
descendants of colonial entrepreneurs had amassed wealth, and could afford a
life of leisure and travel. They remained slavishly dependent upon
Continental arbiters in every matter requiring personal taste and judgment.
Because they had no guiding philosophy, and no program, this American "upper
class" never made it to the top of the stairs. They remained "below stairs"
as servants of the London princes of the World Order. Their self-abasement
not only manifested itself in an unusually high rate of suicide, but also in
the slower forms of self-destruction, alcoholism, drug addiction, and
homosexuality. Homosexuality is not so much a type of sexual drive as it is
the expression of deeper needs, the desire for self-degradation, or the
seeking of a partner whom one can humiliate and degrade. It could hardly be
unexpected that such a "ruling class" would eagerly hail the twentieth
century crusade to enthrone Communism as the vehicle of the World Order.

In their quest for wealth, the Rothschilds did not overlook either the small
farmer or the stockpiling and wholesaling of grain. They developed a "farm
loan" system which has been the curse of the farmers for more than a century.
R. F. Pettigrew noted in the British Guardian, "This system of banking
(causing the ultimate ruin of all those who cultivate the soil) was the
invention of Lord Overstone, with the assistance of the Rothschilds, bankers
of Europe."

One of their greatest triumphs was the successful outcome of the
Rothschilds'protracted war against the Russian Imperial Family. The family
name of the Romanovs was derived from Roma Nova, New Rome. It embodied the
ancient prophecy that Moscow was to become "the New Rome." The family
originated with Prince Prus, brother of

Emperor August of Rome, who founded Prussia. In 1614, Michael became the
first Romanov Czar.

After the fall of Napoleon, the Rothschilds turned all their hatred against
the Romanovs. In 1825, they poisoned Alexander I; in 1855, they poisoned
Nicholas I. Other assassinations followed, culminating on the night of Nov.
6, 1917, when a dozen Red Guards drove a truck up to the Imperial Bank
Building in Moscow. They loaded the Imperial jewel collection and $700
million gold, loot totalling more than a billion dollars. The new regime also
confiscated the 150 million acres in Russia personally owned by the Czar.

Of equal importance were the enormous cash reserves which the Czar had
invested abroad in European and American banks. The New York Times stated
that the Czar had $5 million in Guaranty Trust, and $1 million in the
National City Bank; other authorities stated it was $5 million in each bank.
Between 1905 and 1910 the Czar had sent more than $400 million to be
deposited in six leading New York banks, Chase, National City, Guaranty
Trust, J.P. Morgan, Hanover, and Manufacturers Trust. These were the
principal banks controlled by the House of Rothschild through their American
agents, J.P. Morgan, and Kuhn, Loeb Co. These were also the six New York
banks which bought the controlling stock in the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York in 1914. They have held control of the stock ever since.

The Czar also had $115 million in four English banks. He had $35 million in
the Bank of England, $25 million in Barings, $25 million in Barclays, and $30
million in Lloyd's Bank. In Paris, the Czar had $100 million in Banque de
France, and $80 million in the Rothschild Bank of Paris. In Berlin, he had
$132 million in the Mendelsohn Bank, which had long been bankers to Russia.
None of these sums has ever been disbursed; at compound interest since 1916,
they amount to more than $50 billion. Two claimants later appeared, a son,
Alexis, and a daughter, Anastasia. Despite a great deal of proof
substantiating their claims, Peter Kurth notes in "Anastasia" that "Lord
Mountbatten put up the money for court battles against Anastasia. Although he
was Empress Alexandra's nephew, he was the guiding force behind Anastasia's
opposition." The Battenbergs, or Mountbattens, were also related to the
Rothschild family. They did not wish to see the Czar's fortune reclaimed and
removed from the Rothschild banks.

Kurth also notes "In a 1959 series on the history of the great British banks,
for example, the Observer of London remarked of Baring Brothers, 'The
Romanovs were among their most distinguished clients. It is affirmed that
Barings still holds a deposit of more than forty million pounds that was left
them by the Romanovs. Anthony Sampson editor in chief, said no protests were
made. This story is generally considered to be true."

In the early 19th century, the Rothschilds began to consolidate their profits
from government loans into various business ventures, which have done very
well. Fortuitous trading on the London Stock Exchange after Waterloo gave
Nathaniel Mayer Rothschild a sizeable portion of the Consols which formed the
bulk of the deposits of the Bank of England. Joseph Wechsberg notes in "The
Merchant Bankers", "There is the Sun Alliance life insurance company, most
aristocratic of all insurance companies, founded by Nathan Rothschild in
1824; Brinco, the British Newfoundland corp., founded by the British and
French Rothschilds in 1952; the Anglo-American corp.; Bowater, Rio Tinto and
others."

Not only does the Bank Rate of the Bank of England affect the interest rates
in other nations; the price of gold also plays a crucial role in the monetary
affairs of nations, even if they are no longer on the gold standard. The
dominant role played by the House of Rothschild in the Bank of England is
augmented by another peculiar duty of the firm, the daily fixing of the world
price of gold. The News Chronicle of Dec. 12, 1938 describes this ritual:
"The story of the gold-fixing has often been told. How every weekday at 11
a.m. the representatives of five firms of bullion brokers and one firm of
refiners meet at the office of Messrs Rothschild (except on Saturday) and
there fix the sterling price of gold. There is, however, a great deal of
activity which lies behind his final act — this centralization of the demand
for, and the supply of gold in one office and the fixing of the price of gold
on that basis. A price of gold is first suggested, probably by the
representative of Messrs Rothschild, who also acts for the Bank of England
and the Exchange Equalization Account."

The banking houses privileged to meet with the Rothschilds to set the world
price of gold are known as "the Club of Five". In 1958, they were: N.M.
Rothschild, Samuel Montagu, Mocatta and Goldsmid, Sharps Pixley, and Johnson,
Matthey.

In 1961, the London Accepting Houses operating by approval of the Governor of
the Bank of England were: Barings: Brown, Shipley; Arbuthnot Latham; Wm.
Brandt's & Sons; Erlangers; Antony Gibbs & Co.; Guinness Mahon Hawkins; S.
Japhet; Kleinwort & Sons; Lazard Bros.; Samuel Montagu; Morgan Grenfell; N.M.
Rothschild; M. Samuel; J. Henry Schroder; and S.G. Warburg. These chosen
firms rule the financial establishment in "the City" of London.

In 1961, the leading business groups in England were listed by Wm. M. Clarke
as:

 1. Morgan Grenfell Ltd. (Lord Bicester) the Peabody J. P. Morgan firm;

2. Jardine Mathieson;

3. Rothschild-Samuel-Oppenheimer, comprising Rio Tinto, British South Africa
Co. Shell Peteroleum, Brinco (British Newfoundland Corp.);

4. Lazard Brothers -Shell, English Electric, Canadian Eagle Oil;

5. Lloyd's Bank; 6. Barclay's Bank;

7. Peninsular & Orient Lines;

8. Cunard;

9. Midland Group — Eagle Star -Higginson (Cavendish-Bentinck);

10. Prudential;

11. Imperial Chemical Industries;

12. Bowater;

13. Courtauld's;

14. Unilever.

Although this list shows the Rothschild group as only one of fourteen, in
fact they hold large positions or influence in the other groups of this list.

In 1982, the principal directorships held by the London Rothschilds were:
Lord Rothschild — N.M. Rothschild & Sons, Arcan N.V. Curacao, chmn
Rothschilds Continuation, and Rothschild Inc. USA. Edmund Leopold de
Rothschild — N.M. Rothschild & Sons, Alfred Dunhill Ltd., Rothschild
Continuation, Rothschild Trust, Rothman's International, chmn Tokyo Pacific
Holdings NV; Baron Eric Rothschild — N.M. Rothschild & Sons; Evelyn de
Rothschild — chmn N.M. Rothschild & Sons, DeBeers Consolidated Mines Ltd.
South Africa, Eagle Star Insurance Co., chmn The Economist Newspaper Ltd.,
IBM UK Ltd., La Banque Privee S.A., Manufacturers Hanover Ltd., Rothschild
Continuation Ltd., chmn United Race Courses Ltd; Leopold de Rothschild — N.M.
Rothschild & Sons, Alliance Assurance Co., Bank of England, The London
Assurance, Rothschild Continuation Ltd; Rothschild Continuation Holdings AG
Switzerland, Sun Alliance and London Assurance Co., Sun Insurance Office Ltd.

The British firms comprising the major basis of the Rothschild fortune are:
Sun Alliance Assurance, Eagle Star, DeBeers, and Rio Tinto. Eagle Star's
directors include Duncan Mackinnon, of Hambro Investment Trust; Earl Cadogan,
whose mother was a Hambro; Sir Robert Clark, chmn Hill Samuel Co.; Marquess
Linlithgow (Charles Hope) whose mother was a Milner — he married Judith
Baring; Evelyn de Rothschild; and Sir Ian Stewart of Brown Shipley Co., who
has been parliamentary private secretary to the Chancellor of the Exchequer
since 1979.

DeBeers directors include Harry F. Oppenheimer, Sir Philip Oppenheimer, A.E.
Oppenheimer, N.F. Oppenheimer, Baron Evelyn de Rothschild, and Sidney Spiro.
Spiro is also a director of Rio Tinto, Hambros Bank, Barclays Bank, and
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. DeBeers interlocks with Anglo-American
Corp. of South Africa, of which Harry F. Oppenheimer is chairman, and
Anglo-American Gold Investment Co. of which Julian Ogilvie Thompson is
chairman, and Harry F. Oppenheimer director.

DeBeers interlocks with Hambros Bank, whose chmn is Jocelyn Hambro; directors
are R.N. Hambro, C.E. Hambro, Hon. H.W. Astor, Sir Ian Morrow, chmn UKO Int.
and The Laird Group, International Harvester, Rolls Royce, and the Brush
Group; J.M. Clay, director of the Bank of England; Mark Weinberg, and Sidney
Spiro.

Rio Tinto's chmn is Sir Anthony Tuke; he is also chmn Barclay's Bank, and
member Trilateral Commission. Directors are Lord Shackleton, Lord Privy Seal,
chmn RTZ Dev. Corp.; Lord Charteris of Amisfield, grandson of Earl of Wemys,
married to daughter of Viscount Margesson, private secretary to Queen
Elizabeth, director of Claridge's Hotel, and Connaught Hotel; Sir David Orr,
chmn Unilever; and Sidney Spiro, Hambros Bank.

The principal Rothschild firm is Sun Alliance Assurance, which Nathan Mayer
Rothschild founded in 1824, with Sir Alex Baring, Samuel Gurney, and Sir
Moses Montefiore, with an initial capital of five million pounds. Chmn of Sun
Alliance is Lord Aldington (Toby Low) who is also chmn Westland Aircraft,
director of Citibank, Citicorp, and Ge Ltd; Lord Aberconway, dep chmn; H.V.A.
Lambert, chmn Barclay's Bank; Earl of Crawford (Robert A. Lindsay, whose
mother was a Cavendish — he is also chmn National Westminister Bank, former
private secretary to the Secretary of Treasury. Minister of State for
Defense, Minister of State for Foreign and Commercial Affairs; Lord Astor,
whose mother was the daughter of Earl of Minto — he is the former chairman of
The Times; Sir Charles Ball, of Kleinwort Benson, also director of Chubb &
Sons., Barclay's Bank, Cadbury Schweppe; Sir Alan Dalton, director Natl
Westminster Bank; Duke of Devonshire (his mother was a Cecil, one of
England's three ruling families since the Middle Ages; Sir Derek
Holden-Brown, chmn Allied Breweries, director Hiram Walker; J.N.C. James,
trustee Grosvenor Estates, which owns large sections of London; Henry
Keswick, chmn Matheson & Co.; Lord Kindersley, exec. director of Lazard
Bros., director of Marconi, English Electric, British Match, Swedish Match;
Sir Peter Matthews, chmn Vickers; J.M. Ricchie, chmn British Enkalon,
director of Vickers, Bowater Ltd.; Evelyn de Rothschild, chmn N.M. Rothschild
& Sons.

The Rothschilds have had a large position in Vickers for many years. Chmn is
Sir Peter Matthews, also director Lloyd's Bank and Sun Alliance; directors
are T. Neville; Baron Braybrooke; Earl of Warwick (the Salisburys, one of
three ruling families in England); Sir Alastair Frame, chief exec. Rio Tinto
Zinc, director of Plessey & Co. UK, and the Atomic Energy Authority. Chmn of
Vickers in 1956 was Edward Knollys, son of the private secretary to King
Edward VII forty years, & George V 5 years.

For more than a century, a widespread belief has been deliberately fostered
in the United States that the Rothschilds were of little significance in the
American financial scene. With this cover, they have been able to manipulate
political and financial developments in this country to their own advantage.
In 1837, the Rothschilds let their American representative, W.L. & M.S.
Joseph, go bankrupt in the Crash, while they threw their cash reserves behind
a newcomer, August Belmont, and their secret representative, George Peabody
of London. Bermingham notes in "Our Crowd", "In the Panic of 1837, Belmont
was able to perform a service which he would repeat in subsequent panics,
thanks to the hugeness of the Rothschild reservoir of capital, to start out
in America operating his own Federal Reserve System."

After 1837, August Belmont (Schonberg) was publicly advertised in the
financial press as the American representative of the Rothschilds. When
Belmont participated in a financial operation, everyone knew that the
Rothschilds were involved. When Belmont took no part, and the transaction was
handled by J.P. Morgan & Co., and or by Kuhn, Loeb Co., everyone "knew" that
the Rothschilds were not involved.

George Peabody had established his business in England through his connection
with Brown Bros. (now Brown Bros Harriman) and Brown, Shipley). He had become
an unidentified agent for Lord Rothschild as early as 1835. Although there is
no statue of George Peabody in the Wall Street area, there is one in London,
just opposite the Bank of England. George Peabody became "the favorite
American" of Queen Victoria. His old lunchbox occupies a prominent place in
the London office of Morgan Stanley to this day. By 1861, George Peabody had
become the largest trader of American securities in the world. To put
pressure on the Lincoln government, he began unloading them and driving
prices down. At the same time, J.P. Morgan, allied with Morris Ketchum, was
depleting the American gold supply by shipping it to England. He ran the
price from $126 ounce to $171 ounce, reaping a good profit, and putting more
financial pressure on the Lincoln government. This was one of many financial
operations directed by the Rothschilds for their own political and financial
goals. As George Peabody had no son to take over his firm, he took on Junius
Morgan as partner; Junius'son John Pierpont Morgan, became known as "the most
powerful banker in the world", although his principal role was to secretly
carry out commissions for the House of Rothschild.

The New York Times, Oct. 26, 1907, noted in connection with J.P. Morgan's
actions during the Panic of 1907, "In conversation with the New York Times
correspondent, Lord Rothschild paid a high tribute to J.P. Morgan for his
efforts in the present financial juncture in New York. 'He is worthy of his
reputation as a great financier and a man of wonders. His latest action fills
one with admiration and respect for him.

This is the only recorded instance when a Rothschild praised any banker
outside of his own family.

On March 28, 1932, the New York Times noted, "London: N.M. Victor Rothschild,
twenty-one-year-old nephew of Baron Rothschild, is going to the United States
soon to take a post with J.P. Morgan & Co., it was learned tonight. It is
usual for progressive British bankers to send their young men to western
states temporarily, one of the most notable believers in the practice being
the Anglo-American banking house of J.Henry Schroder & Co."

The Morgan-Rothschild connection explains the otherwise incomprehensible
mystery of why J.P. Morgan, famed as "the most powerful banker in the world",
left such a modest fortune at his death in 1913, a mere $11 million after his
debts were secured. Although the present members of the Morgan family seem
financially secure, none of them is counted among the "big rich".

In "Brandeis, A Free Man's Life", Arpheus T. Mason notes, "Young Adolph
Brandeis (justice Brandeis' father) arrived in New York, travelled for awhile
in the East and then went on to the Midwest. Young Brandeis'pleasure and
facility in travel were greatly enhanced by the companionship of a young
friend of the Wehles then on a business trip to the United States to secure
information about American investments for the House of Rothschild. Thanks to
his companion's contacts and letters of introduction, Adolph saw places and
met people not accessible to most foreigners."

Bermingham notes in "Our Crowd", "In the autumn of 1874, Baron Rothschild
summoned Isaac Seligman to his office — some $55 million of U.S. Bonds were
to be offered by three houses, the House of Seligman, the House of Morgan,
and the House of Rothschild." This was the first time that the Seligmans had
been asked to participate in an issue with the Rothschilds. They were more
than grateful, and thus another ally of the Rothschilds began to operate in
America.

A notable advantage of J.P. Morgan's work for the House of Rothschild was the
carefully cultivated belief that Morgan, if not openly "anti-Semitic",
avoided participating in operations with Jewish banking firms, and that his
firm would not hire anyone of Jewish background. It was the same deception
which Nathan Mayer Rothschild had hired Morgan's predecessor, George Peabody,
to perform in London. It was a traditional belief on Wall Street that if you
wished to deal with a "gentiles only" firm, you went to J.P. Morgan; if you
wanted a Jewish firm, there were a number of houses available, but the most
influential, by far, was Kuhn, Loeb Co. In either case, the customer was
never made aware that he was dealing with an American representative of the
House of Rothschild.

Jacob Schiff, who brought the Kuhn, Loeb firm to its preeminent role in
American finance, was born in the Rothschild house at 148 Judengasse,
Frankfort, which the Rothschilds shared with the Schiff family. In 1867,
Abraham Kuhn and Solomon Loeb, two Cincinnati dry goods merchants, founded
the banking house of Kuhn, Loeb. In 1875, Jacob Schiff arrived from Frankfurt
to join the firm. He married Therese, Solomon's daughter. He also brought a
large amount of Rothschild capital into the firm, enabling it to expand
tenfold. In 1885, Loeb retired; Jacob Schiff ran the firm from 1885 to 1920,
when he died.

At no time has the House of Rothschild ever indicated publicly that it had
any interest in the firm of Kuhn, Loeb Co. George R. Conroy stated in TRUTH
magazine, Boston, Dec. 16,1912, "Mr. Schiff is head of the great private
banking house of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., which represents the Rothschild interests
on this side of the Atlantic. He has been described as a financial strategist
and has been for years the financial minister of the great impersonal power
known as Standard Oil. He was hand-in-glove with the Harrimans, the Goulds
and the Rockefellers in all their railroad enterprises and has become the
dominant power in the railroad and financial world of America."

This is one more revelation of the hidden power of the Rothschild interests
in America. Not only has it directed the Rockefeller enterprises from the
time that National City Bank of Cleveland, a Rothschild bank, financed the
early expansion of Rockefeller, South Improvement Co., which enabled him to
crush his competitors through illegal railway rebates, but it has also been
the power behind the scenes of the Harriman fortunes (now Brown Brothers
Harriman). It explains the frequent appointments (never elections) of W.
Averill Harriman, the dominant power in the Democratic Party, while his
partner's son, George Bush, is the Republican vice-president, a heartbeat
away from the Presidency of the United States. It explains the secret writing
of the Federal Reserve Act by Paul Warburg of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and the even
more secret deals which caused it to be enacted into law by Congress. It
explains how the United States could fight World War I with Paul Warburg in
charge of its banking system through the vice chairmanship of the Federal
Reserve Board; Bernard Baruch as dictator of American industry as Chairman of
the War Industries Board; and Eugene Meyer financing the war through his
position as chairman of the War Finance Corporation (printing government
bonds in duplicate); Kuhn, Loeb partner Sir William Wiseman with Col. House
correlated British and American intelligence operations; Kuhn, Loeb partner
Lewis L. Strauss was acting head of the U.S. Food Administration under
Herbert Hoover. Meanwhile, Paul's brother, Max Warburg, headed the German
espionage system; another brother was German commercial attache in Stockholm,
traditional listening post for warring nations, and Jacob Schiff had two
brothers in Germany who were financing the German war effort. It was a
classic case of a "managed conflict", with the Rothschilds manipulating both
sides from behind the scenes. At the Versailles Peace Conference, Bernard
Baruch was head of the Reparations Commission; Max Warburg, on behalf of
Germany, accepted the reparations terms, while Paul Warburg, Thomas Lamont
and other Wall Street bankers advised Wilson and the Dulles brothers on how
"American" interests should be handled at this all-important diplomatic
conference.

The Rothschilds had decided upon the formula of a "managed conflict" for the
First World War because of the difficulty they had encountered in defeating
the Boers from 1899 to 1901. After illegally annexing the Transvaal in 1881,
the British had been turned back with a resounding defeat at Majuba by Paul
Kruger. In 1889, because of the discovery of vast wealth in gold and diamonds
in South Africa, the Rothschilds came back to loot the nation with 400,000
British soldiers pitted against 30,000 "irregulars", that is, farmers with
rifles, whom the Boers could put into the field. The Boer War was started by
Rothschild's agent, Lord Alfred Milner, against the wishes of a majority of
the British people. His plans were aided by another Rothschild agent, Cecil
Rhodes, who later left his entire fortune to the furtherance of the
Rothschild program, through the Rhodes Trust, a by no means infrequent
denouement among Rothschild agents, and the basis of the entire "foundation"
empire today.

The British fought a "no prisoners", scorched earth war, destroying farms,
and mercilessly shooting down Boers who tried to surrender. It was in this
war that the institution of "concentration camps" was brought to the world,
as the British rounded up and imprisoned in unsanitary, fever-ridden camps
anyone thought to be sympathetic to the Boers, including many women and
children, who died by the thousands. This genocidal policy would next be used
by the Rothschildfinanced Bolsheviks in Russia, who adopted the Boer War
concept to murder 66 million Russians between 1917 and 1967. There was never
any popular reaction to either of these atrocities, because of the control of
media which makes discussion of these calamities a taboo subject.

The career of Lord Alfred Milner (1854-1925) began when he was a protege of
Sir Evelyn Baring, the first Earl of Cromer, partner of Baring Bros.,
bankers, who had been appointed Director General of Accounts in Egypt. Baring
was then the financial advisor of the Khedive of Egypt. Since 1864, Milner
had been active in the Colonial Society, founded in London in that year. In
1868, it was renamed the Royal Colonial Institute, and was heavily financed
by Barclays Bank, and by the Barings, Sassoons and Jardine Mathieson, all of
whom were active in founding the Hong Kong Shanghai Bank, and who were
heavily interested in the Asiatic drug traffic. The staff economist of the
Royal Colonial Society was Alfred Marshall, founder of the monetarist theory
which Milton Friedman now peddles under the aegis of the Hoover Institution
and other supposedly "rightwing" think-tanks. Marshall, through the Oxford
Group, became the patron of Wesley Clair Mitchell, who then taught Burns and
Friedman.

In 1884, Milner augmented the work of the Royal Colonial Society with an
inner group, the Imperial Federation League; both groups now function as the
Royal Empire Society. Vladimir Halperin, in "Lord Milner and the Empire",
writes, "It was through Milner and some of his friends that the Round Table
Group came into being. The Round Table, it should be said, is an authority to
this day on all Commonwealth interests." He states that Milner raised a
considerable sum for the work of the Round Table, including 30,000 pounds
from Lord Astor, 10,000 pounds from Lord Rothschild, 10,000 pounds from the
Duke of Bedford, and 10,000 pounds from Lord Iveagh. Milner launched a
magazine called the Empire Review, later called the Round Table quarterly.

Halperin also notes another contribution of Milner, "He played an important
part in the drafting of the famous Balfour Declaration in December of 1917.
It is a fact, that, with Balfour, he wag its co-author. As far back, as 1915,
Milner had realized the need for a Jewish National Home, and had never ceased
to be warmly in favor of its creation. Milner, like Lloyd George, Amery, and
many others, saw that the Jewish National Home could also contribute to the
security of the Empire in the Near East."

The Milner Round Table later became the Royal Institute of International
Affairs-Council on Foreign Relations combine which exercises unopposed
control for the World Order over foreign and monetary policy in both the
United States and Great Britain. Milner trained a group of ambitious young
men who became known as his "Kindergarten". It included John Buchan, future
Gov. Gen. of Canada, Geoffrey Dawson, later editor of the Times, and
prominent supporter of "appeasement" with the "Cliveden Set" (led by Lord
Astor, who owned the Times); Philip Kerr, 11th Marquess, Lord Lothian, the
youngest member of the Kindergarten; he served as private secretary to Lloyd
George from 1916-20, and was given credit as largely responsible for the
German provisions of the Treaty of Bersailles. His Who's Who goes on to say
that he played an important part in dealing with India, all dominions, and
the United States. He was Ambassador to the United States 193540, and was a
close friend of Waldorf and Lady Astor; George Joachim Goschen, a Liberal who
was hailed as the greatest Chancellor of the Exchequer, head of the Cunliffe
Goschen banking house with Lord Cunliffe, Governor of the Bank of England.
Goschen was also chancellor of Oxford and the University of Edinburgh; his
brother, Baron Sir Edward Goschen was Ambassador to Berlin when
Bethmann-Hollweg told him that the Belgian Treaty was a mere "scrap of
paper;" Leopold S. Amery, who had two sons, Leopold, who was executed as a
traitor in 1945, and Julian, who married Prime Minister Harold MacMillan's
daughter, and served as leftwing correspondent on the Spanish Front 1938-9,
Churchill's personal representative to Chiang Kai-Shek, 1945, Round Table
Conference on Malta, 1955, Council of Europe, 1950-56. The senior Leopold
Amery is described as "a passionate advocate of British imperialism"; he was
on the staff of the Times, and wrote a 7 vol. history of the South African
War for the Times; served in the Cabinet from 1916-22, MP 191145, first Lord
of Admiralty, 1922-24, Secretary of State for India, 1940-45, and arranged
for India to have independence. He was a trustee of the Rhodes Trust.

The Milner-Rothschild relationship was described in Terence O'Brien's
biography, "Milner", p. 97, "Milner went to Paris on some business with
Alhponse de Rothschild . . . .Business calls in the City in-cluded a formal
visit to Rothschilds . . . weekend with Lord Rothschild at Tring, and visit
with Edward Cecil, Lord Salisbury at Hatfield . . . while spending a weekend
with Lord Rothschild at Tring a Press Lord gave him a sleepless night (no
further explanation given) . . . talks with Rothschild." Milner attended a
Zionist dinner given by Lord Roths-child, sitting next to Lawrence of Arabia,
who interpreted for him in a talk with King Feisal. On p. 364, O'Brien notes,
"Milner lost no time in recreating his links with the City. He went first to
Rio Tinto which reelected him to its Board and before long Rothschild asked
him to be its chairman." Rio Tinto was one of the key firms in the Rothschild
empire. Herbert Hoover was also appointed a director of Rio Tinto; he would
soon be asked to head the "Belgian Relief Commission" which prolonged World
War I from 1916 to 1918.

The Milner role in starting the South African War is described in "British
Supremacy in South Africa". Chap. 1 is headed "Sir Alfred Milner's War,
explained as follows: "On 19 March Chamberlain telegraphed to him, 'The
principle object of His Majesty's Government in South Africa is peace.
Nothing but a most flagrant offense would justify the use of force."' p. 22,
"Milner had come to believe that war with the Transvaal was both inevitable
and desirable .... Milner had at last convinced Chamberlain that British
supremacy in South Africa would be jeopardized unless the power of the
Transvaal was broken." There is the evidence that Rothschild's Round Table
minion; Milner, cold-bloodedly precipitated the Boer war for his master's
gain.

John Hays Hammond, chief mining engineer for the House of Rothschild, also
was sent to South Africa to precipitate the war. He formed the "Uitlanders
Reform Committee", with Lionel Phillips, head of gold and diamond mining firm
Eckstein-the Corner House; George Farrar of East Rand Property Mines; and
Col. Frank Rhodes, brother of Cecil Rhodes. The Committee was financed by Abe
Bailey, Solly Joel, Barney Barnato, and the Ecksteins, all of whom were big
winners in the partition of the gold and diamond properties after the war.
During this activity, Hammond was arrested by Paul Kruger, sentenced to death
for promoting revolution, and was allowed to leave only after paying a
$100,000 fine; he was then hired by the Guggenheims at $500,000 year salary,
and in 1921 became chief lobbyist for the Council on Foreign Relations in
Washington.

Like other enterprises with which the Rothschilds have been connected, the
Bank of England has been a center of international intrigue and espionage
since its founding in 1694. Although the Rothschilds did not become
associated with the Bank until 1812, when Nathan Mayer Rothschild increased
his fortune 6500 times by taking advantage of false rumors that somehow swept
the London Stock Exchange, purporting that England had lost at Waterloo. The
Bank of England originated in a revolution, when William III, Prince of
Orange, drove King James 11 from the throne. Since the Bank of England
Charter was granted by William in 1694, there has never been another revolt
against the Crown. The royal family has been secure because the source of
money, crucial to a revolution, has remained under control.

King Charles II had managed to retain a shaky position because of support
from the Duke of Buckingham (George Villiers), and others whose first names
formed the word "CABAL", introducing a new term for intrigue. His successor,
James II, tried to placate the powerful lords of England, but even his
longtime supporters, scenting a change of power, began secret negotiations
with the Prince of Orange. Wilhelm 1, Prince of Orange, had been married
several times, to Anne of Saxony, Charlotte de Bourbon, and Princess de
Coligny. Today, every ruling house of Europe, as well as those out of power,
is a direct descendant of King William, including Queen Juliana of the
Netherlands, Margaretha, Queen of Denmark, Olaf V of Norway, Gustaf of
Sweden, Constantine of Greece, Prince Rainier of Monaco, and jean, Grand Duke
of Luxembourg, whose son married the daughter of C. Douglas Dillon.

Lord Shrewsbury (Charles Talbot) had been given places by both Charles II and
James II; nevertheless, he played a leading role in the revolution. He took
12,000 pounds to Holland to support William in 1688, returned with him, and
was made secretary of state. Sidney Godolphin, one of James II's last
adherents, joined with the Duke of Sunderland and the Duchess of Portsmouth
in correspondence with William prior to his invasion of England, and was
appointed head of the treasury by William. Henry Compton, Earl of
Northampton, and Bishop of London, had been removed by James II; he signed
the invitation to William to come to England; he was reinstated in his
ssee[sic] in 1688; his son Francis became Lord Privy Seal. John Churchill,
first Duke of Marlborough, had entered into negotiations with the Prince of
Orange in Oct. 1687, and expressed his readiness to support him in Aug. 1688.
To allay James II's suspicions, Marlborough then signed a renewed oath of
fidelity to him Nov. 10, 1688. On Nov. 24, 1688, he joined the forces of
William of Orange.

Although William had married Mary, the daughter of James II, and had a
legitimate claim to the throne of England, he could not take power as long as
James II was on the throne. Therefore, he entered England with a force of
10,000 foot soldiers and 4000 horse, a small force with which to conquer a
great kingdom. With him were Churchill, Bentinck, (the first Earl of
Portland), Earl of Shrewsbury, and Lord Polwarth, whose descendant is a
prominent member of the AngloAmerican banking establishment. James II fled to
the court of Louis XIV and was declared abdicated.

Marlborough, ancestor of Winston Churchill (whose former daughter in law, Pam
Harriman, is the leading power in the Democratic Party) is described in The
Captain General, by Ivor Brown, "The Commissioner of Public Accounts found
that the Duke of Marlborough had accepted gifts amounting to some 60,000
pounds from Antonio Machado and Sir Solomon de Medina, contractors for bread
and wagons for the army abroad, and 2 1/2% of all money allotted for payment
of troops, some 175,000 pounds (later revised to 350,000 pounds)."
Marlborough claimed it had all been spent for intelligence, but witnesses
testified he could not have spent more than 5000 pounds for this purpose in
all of his campaigns. Donald Chandler's biography of Marlborough points out
that "The bread contractors such as Solomon and Moses Medina, Mynbeer Hecop,
Solomon Abraham, Vanderkaa and Machado, were for the most part Spanish or
Dutch Jews of varying reliability and venality." Chandler says that they
consistently gave short weight or added sand to their corn sacks. For a
number of years, medina, as chief army contractor, contributed an annual
commission of 6000 pounds a year to Marlborough as his rateoff on army
contracts.

In addition to his English supporters, who were previously loyal to King
James II, William brought with him from Amsterdam the group of avaricious
financiers who were also the suppliers of his armies. One of his first
official acts was the conferring of knighthood on Solomon de Medina. Machado
and Pereira provisioned his armies in Spain and Holland; Medina supplied
Marborough in Flanders; Joseph Cortissot supplied Lord Galway in Spain, and
Abraham Prado supplied the British army during the Seven Year War.

The most important act of William's reign was his granting of the charter of
the Bank of England in 1694, although most of his biographers omit this
salient fact. The concept of a central bank which would have the power of
note issue, or issuing money, had already taken hold in Europe. The Bank of
Amsterdam was started in 1609; its members aided William in his conquest of
England. The Bank of Hamburg was chartered in 1619; the Bank of Sweden began
the practice of issuing notes in 1661. These banks were chartered by
financiers whose ancestors had been bankers in Venice and Genoa. As the tide
of world power shifted northward in Europe, so did the financiers. The
Warburgs of Hamburg had begun as the Abraham del Banco family, the largest
bankers in Venice.

An interesting technique is revealed by the Charter of the Bank of England —
it was slipped through as part of a tonnage bill, which was later to become a
recognized parliamentary technique. The Charter provides that "rates and
duties upon tonnage of ships are made security to such persons as shall
voluntarily advance the sum of 1,500,000 pounds towards carrying on the war
against France."

Other European banks, such as the Banks of Genoa, Venice and Amsterdam, were
primarily banks of deposit, but the Bank of England began the practice of
coining its own credit into money, the beginning of the monetarist movement.
The Bank of England soon created a "new class" of moneyed interests in the
City, as opposed to the power of the old barons, whose fortunes derived from
their landholdings. Of the five hundred original stockholders, four hundred
and fifty lived in London. This was the dawn of the preeminence of the
"City", now the world's leading financial center. For this reason, the
Rothschilds identified their key American banks with the code word "City".

Early descriptions of the shareholders of the Bank of England identify them
as "a Society of about 1300 persons". They included the King and Queen of
England, who received shares to the value of 10,000 pounds each; Marlborough,
who invested 10,000 pounds — he also invested large sums from his
"commissions" in the East India Co. in 1697, and later became Governor of the
Hudson Bay Company, which paid a 75% dividend; Lord Shrewsbury, who invested
10,000 pounds; Godolphin, who invested 7000 pounds — he predicted that the
Bank of England would not only finance trade, but would carry the burden of
her wars, which was proven true in the next three hundred years. Virginia
Cowles writes, in "The Great Marlborough", "England emerged from the war as
the dominant force, because the Bank of England's credit system enabled her
to bear the burden of war without undue strain."

Other charter subscribers were William Bentinck, later the first Earl of
Portland, he had been a page in William of Orange's household, accompanied
William to England in 1670 on his initial visit, handled the delicate
negotiations of his marriage with Mary in 1677, and prepared the details of
William's invasion of England. He was given the title of Earl of Portland,
and became the most trusted agent of Williams foreign policy. In 1984, we
find the 9th Duke, CavendishBentinck, is chmn of Bayers UK Ltd, and Nuclear
Chemie Mittchorpe GMBH, Germany; he also had a distinguished career in
foreign service, joining the Foreign Office in 1922; he represented England
at the successive Paris, Hague and Locarno conferences, was chmn joint
Intelligence for the Chiefs of Staff 193945, and Ambassador to Poland during
the critical years of 1945-47, when that country was turned over to the
Soviet Union, with England's surreptitious support.

Other charter subscribers to the Bank of England were the Duke of Devonshire
(William Cavendish) who built Chatsworth; he also had signed the invitation
to William to assume the throne of England; he was High Steward at Anne's
Coronation in 1702, and was said to lead a profligate private life — (the
present duke sold seven drawings in July 1984 for $9.2 million) the 11th Duke
married Deborah FreemanMitford daughter of Baron Redesdale — his present
brother-in-law, Baron Redesdale, is vice president of Chase Manhattan Bank;
the Duke of Leeds, Sir Thomas Osborne, who also signed the invitation to
William — he was lord high treasurer and had arranged the marriage of Mary —
he was later impeached for receiving a large bribe to procure the charter of
the East India Co. in 1691 — because of his favored position at court the
proceedings were never concluded, and he left one of the largest fortunes in
England; Earl of Pembroke, (Thomas Herbert), who became the first lord of the
admiralty, and later lord privy seal; Earl of Carnarvon, who is also Earl of
Powis and Earl of Bradford; Lord Edward Russell, created Earl of Orford 1697;
he had joined the service of William in 1683, was appointed treasurer of the
Navy 1689, first lord of admiralty 1696-17, and lord justice 1697-1714 (Sir
Robert Walpole, the famed British leader, was created Earl of Orford in the
second creation); William Paterson, usually credited with being the founder
of the bank of England — he was forced out within a year; Sir Theodore
Janssen, who invested 10,000 pounds; Dr. Hugh Chamberlen; John Asgill, an
eccentric writer and pampheleteer; Dr. Nicholas Barbon, son of Praisegod
Barebones, who started the first insurance company in Great Britain: John
Holland, a reputed Englishman who also started the Bank of Scotland in 1695;
Michael Godfrey, who died at Namur, Belgium on his way to Antwerp to
establish a branch of the Bank of England — he was the first deputy governor
of the Bank of England, and nephew of Sir Edward Godfrey, who was murdered by
Titus Oakes in 1678; Sir John Houblon and twenty members of his family were
also early stockholders; Sir John became lord of the admiralty, and Lord
Mayor of London; his brother James was deputy governor of the Bank of
England; Salomon de Medina, later knighted by William III; Sir William
Scawen; Sir Gilbert Heathcote, director of Bank of England 1699-1701, and
from 1723-25; he was Sheriff and later Lord Mayor of London, founded the New
East India Co. in 1693; his parsimony was ridiculed by Alexander Pope in his
quatrains; Sir Charles Montague, first Earl of Halifax, and Chancellor of the
Exchequer — the present Earl is a director of Hambros Bank; Marquess
Normandy, John Sheffield, also held the title of Duke of Buckingham — he is
buried in Westminster Abbey; Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel, comptroller of
the royal household; Charles Chaplin; and the philosopher, John Locke.

In his "The Bank of England, A History", Sir John Clapham notes that by 1721,
a number of Spanish and Portuguese Jews had been buying stock in the Bank of
England — Medina, two Da Costas, Fonseca, Henriquez, Mendez, Nunes,
Roderiquez, Salvador Teixera de Mattos, Jacob and Theodore Jacobs, Moses and
Jacob Abrabanel, Francis Pereira. Clapham notes that since 1751 there has
[b]een very little trading in Bank of England stock; it has been very closely
held for more than two centuries.

The Bank of England has played a prominent role in American history — without
it, the United States would not exist. The American colonists considered
themselves loyal Englishmen to a man, but when they began to enjoy unequalled
prosperity by printing and circulating their own Colonial scrip, the
stockholders of the Bank of England went to George III and informed him that
their monopoly of interestbearing notes in the colonies was at stake. He
banned the scrip, with the result that there was an immediate depression in
the commercial life of the Americas. This was the cause of the Rebellion; as
Benjamin Franklin pointed out, the little tax on tea, amounting to about a
dollar a year per American family, could have been borne, but the colonists
could not survive the banning of their own money.

The Bank of England and the Rothschilds continued to play a dominant role in
the commercial life of the United States, causing panics and depressions for
the Rothschilds whenever their officials were instructed to do so. When the
Second Bank of the United States expired in 1836, and President Jackson
refused to renew it, creating great p[r]osperity in the United States when
government funds were deposited in other banks, the Rothschilds punished the
upstarts by causing the Panic of 1837. As Henry Clews writes, "Twenty-Eight
Years on Wall Street", p. 157, "The Panic of 1837 was aggravated by the Bank
of England when it in one day threw out all the paper connected with the
United States."

By refusing to credit American notes and stocks, the Bank of England created
financial panic among the holders of that paper. The panic enabled
Rothschild's agents, Peabody and Belmont, to reap a fortune in buying up
depreciated stocks during the panic.

The Bank of England has played a prominent role in wars, revolutions, and
espionage, as well as business panics. When Napoleon escaped from Elba in
1815, the London gold market jumped overnight from 4 lb. 6d to 5 lb. 7. The
leading buyer was Nathan Mayer Rothschild, who was under orders from the
British Treasury to dispatch gold to the Duke of Wellington, grouping to stop
Napoleon. After Waterloo, the price of gold dropped.

During the twentieth century, the most important name at the Bank of England
was Lord Montague Norman. His grandfather, George Warde Norman, had been
governor of the Bank of England from 1821-1872, longer than any other man;
his other grandfather, Lord Collet, was Governor of the Bank of England from
1887-89, and managing partner of Brown Shipley Co. in London for twenty-five
years. In 1894, Montague Norman was sent to New York to work in the offices
of Brown Bros.; he was befriended by the W.A. Delano family, and lived withe
Markoe family, partners of Brown Bros. In 1907, Norman was elected to the
Court of the Bank of England. In 1912, he had a severe nervous breakdown, and
was treated by Jung in Switzerland. He became deputy governor of the Bank of
England in 1916, and later served until 1944 as Governor. The Wall Street
journal wrote of him in 1927, "Mr. M.Collet Norman, the Governor of the Bank
of England, is now head and shoulders above all other British bankers. No
other British banker has ever been as independent and supreme in the world of
British finance as Mr. Norman is today. He has just been elected Governor for
the eighth year in succession. Before the war, no Governor was allowed to
hold office for more than two years; but Mr. Norman has broken all
precedents. He runs his Bank and his Treasury as well. He appears to have no
associations except his employees. He gives no interviews. He leaves the
British financial world wholly in the thick as to his plans and ideas."

The idea that one individual ran the Bank of England to suit himself, with no
influences, is too ridiculous to be considered. What about the Rothschilds?
What about the other shareholders? Carroll Quigley, in "Tragedy and Hope"
notes that "M. Norman said, 'I hold the hegemony of the currency.'- He is
called the currency dictator of Europe." Lionel Fraser of J.Henry Schroder
Wagg notes in his autobiography, "All to the Good", that he was in charge of
Lord Norman's personal investments. He also notes of the firm of Helbert
Wagg, former jewelers from Halberstadt and now a London banking house (later
J.Henry Schroder Wagg), "The firm was official brokers on Stock Exchange to
the great and all powerful House of Rothschild." Both Wagg and Schroder had
been in business in London for 159 years when they merged in 1960. Another
writer notes that Lord Norman frequently consulted with J.P. Morgan before
making his Bank of England decisions. Gordon Richardson, chairman of J.Henry
Schroder from 1962-72, then became Governor of the Bank of England from
1972-83, when he was succeeded by Robert Leigh-Pemberton, chmn of the
National Westminister Bank, also director of Equitable — he married into the
Cecil-Burghley family.

The present directors of the Bank of England are: G.W. McMahon, deputy
governor since 1964, economic analyst Treasury 1953-57, adviser British
Embassy washington 1957-60; Sir Adrian Cadbury, chmn Cadbury Schweppes, dir.
IBM UK; Leopold de Rothschild, N.M. Rothschild & Sons etc; George V. Blunden,
exec. dir. Bank of England since 1947, served with IMF 1955-58; A.D. Lochnis,
dir. J.Henry Schroder Wagg; G.A. Drain, member Trilateral Commission,
treasurer European Movement, Franco-British Council, British North American
Committee, lawyer for many unions and health associations; Sir jasper Hollom,
has been on the board since 1936; D.G. Scholey, chmn S.G. Warburg Co., Orion
Insurance, Union Discount of London, Mercury Securities, which now owns S.G.
Warburg Co. Irwin Holdings; J.M. Clay, dep. chmn Hambros Bank, chmn Johnson
and Firth Brown Ltd; Hambros Life Assurance; Sir David Steel, chmn British
Petroleum, dir. Kuwait Oil Co., The Wellcome Trust, trustee The Economist
(whose chmn is Evelyn de Rothschild); Lord Nelson of Stafford, chmn GE Ltd.
chmn Royal Worcester Co., Natl Bank of Australasia, International Nickel,
British Aircraft, English Electric, Marconi Ltd. chmn World Power Conference,
Worshipful Co. of Goldsmiths, Middle Eastern Assn; Lord Weir, chmn The Weir
Group, chmn Great Northern Investment Trust; E.A.J. George, exec. dir Bank of
England, dir. Gilt-Edged Division Bank of England, IMF 1972-72, Bank for
International Settlements 1966-69; Sir Hector Laing, chmn United Biscuit,
Allied Lyons, Royal Insurance; Sir Alastair Pilkington, chmn Pilkington Bros.
Glass, dir. British Petroleum, British Railways Board.

The Bank of England also dominates the Bank of Scotland, whose chmn is Robert
Bruce, Lord Balfour; his title Balfour of Burleigh was created in 1607; he is
manager of English Electric and Viking Oil; he married the daughter of
magnate E.S. Manasseh. Directors of Bank of Scotland include Lord Clydesmuir,
also dir. Barclays Bank, and Rt. Hon. Lord Polwarth, director of
Halliburtons, which interlocks with the Rothschild First City Bank of Houston
and Citibank, Imperial Chemical Industries, Canadian Pacific, and Brown and
Root Wimpey Highland Fabricators, which interlocks with George Wimpey PLC,
largest construction firm in the British Empire, whose 44 companies have
revenues of 1.2 billion pounds per year. Lord Polwarth's daughter married
Baron Moran, High Commissioner of Canada, who previously served as Ambassador
to Hungary and to Chad; Baron Moran's daughter married Baron Mountevans,
manager of Consolidated Goldfields.

Directors of George Wimpey PLC included S.S. Jardine; Viscount Hood, who is
chmn Petrofina UK, and director J.Henry Schroder Wagg, and Union Miniere; and
Sir Joseph Latham, chmn Ariel International, director Deutsches Kreditbank.

Wimpey Co. interlocks with Schroder Ltd, parent of J.Henry Schroder Wagg. The
Earl of Airlie (David Ogilvy) is chmn of Schroder; he married Virginia Ryan,
grand-daughter of Otto Kahn and Thomas Fortune Ryan; The Earl is also
director of Royal Bank of Scotland; directors of Schroder include Lord
Franks, director of the Rockefeller Foundation, the Rhodes Trust, and Kennedy
Center; he is a former Ambassador to the United States; G.W. Mallinkrodt; Sir
E.G. Woodruffe of Unlever; and Daniel Janssen of the Bank of England.

One of the great Rothschild hoaxes was the "disarmament movement" of the
early 1930s. The idea was not to disarm, but to persuade the nations to junk
what arms they had so they could later be sold new ones. "The merchants of
death", as they were popularly known in those days, were never more than
errand boys for their true masters, "the bankers of death", or, as they were
also known, "the Brotherhood of Death". In 1897, Vickers, in which
Rothschilds had the largest holding, bought Naval Construction and Armament
Co., and Maxim Nordenfeldt Guns & Ammunition Co. The new Vickers-Maxim Co.
was able to test its products in the Spanish-American War, which was set off
by J&W Seligman Co. to obtain the white gold, (sugar), of Cuba; the Boer War
of 1899-1901, to seize the gold and diamond fields of the Witwatersrand, and
the Russo-Japanese War of 1905, designed to weaken the Czar and make the
Communist Revolution inevitable. These three wars provided the excuse for
tooling up for the mass production of World Wars I & II. In 1897, an
international power trust was formed, consisting of DuPont, Nobel, Koln, and
Rottweiler, which divided the world into four distinct sales territories.

The chmn of Vickers, Sir Herbert Lawrence, was director of Sun Assurance
Office Ltd; Sun Life Assurance, and chmn the London committee of the Ottoman
Bank; directors included Sir Otto Niemeyer, director of the Bank of England,
and the Anglo International Bank; S.Loewe, the German arms magnate, Loewe &
Co.; Sir Vincent Caillard, President of the Ottoman Debt Council, financial
expert on the Near East; and Sir Basil Zaharoff, the "mystery man of Europe".
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