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The Rockefeller Syndicate

Excerpted from the book Murder by Injectionby Eustace Mullins.

Chapter 10

Many American conservatives believe as a matter of faith that the Rockefellers and theCouncil on Foreign Relations exercise absolute control over the government and thepeople of United tates ! "his thesis can be accepted as a #orking formula if oneremains conscious of the larger issues ! "#o #riters for #hom the present #riter hasgreat respect$ %r! &manuel 'osephson and Morris (ealle$ insisted on focusing on the

Rockefellers and excluding all other aspects of the )orld *rder ! "his severely limitedthe effect of their other#ise ground breaking #ork on the Medical Monopoly!

"his #riter advanced a contrary vie# in +"he )orld *rder$+ fixing upon the Rothschildmonetary po#er$ #hich reached a point of #orld control by 1,,-$ and its .ondon policygroup$ the Royal /nstitute of /nternational Affairs$ as the policy makers for #hat hasessentially been since 100$ reestablished colonial government in the United tates!"he colonial$ or occupation$ government$ functions primarily through the Council onForeign Relations$ but only as the subsidiary of R//A and through the RockefellerFoundation #hich controls government functions$ the educational establishments$ themedia$ the religions and the state legislatures!

/t is true that the American colonials have +free elections$+ in #hich they have theabsolute right to vote for one of t#o opposing candidates$ both of #hom have beenhandpicked and financed by the Rockefeller syndicate! "his touching evidence of+democracy+ serves to convince most Americana that #e are indeed a free people! )eeven have a cracked .iberty (ell in 2hiladelphia to prove it! American youth have beenfree since 100 to be marched off to die in 3egelian #ars in #hich both combatantsreceived their instructions from the )orld *rder! )e are free to invest in a stock market

in #hich the daily 4uantity$ price and value of the monetary unit is manipulated andcontrolled by a Federal Reserve ystem #hich is ans#erable only to the (ank of&ngland! /t has maintained its vaunted +independence+ from our government5s control$but this is the only independence it has ever had!

"he reali6ation that #e do indeed live under the dictates of the +Rockefeller yndicate+can #ell be the starting point of the long road back of a genuine struggle for Americanindependence! /n exposing +the Rockefellers+ as agents of a foreign po#er$ #hich isnot merely a foreign po#er$ but a genuine #orld government$ #e must reali6e that this

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is not merely a group dedicated to making money$ but a group #hich is committed tomaintaining the po#er of a colonial form of government over the American people!"hus the ancient calumny of 'ohn %! Rockefeller as a man obsessed by greed 7acategory in #hich he has plenty of company8 obscures the act that from the day theRothschilds began to finance his march to#ards a total oil monopoly in the Unitedtates from their coffers at the 9ational City (ank of Cleveland$ Rockefeller #as neveran independent po#er$ nor does any department of the Rockefeller yndicate operate

as an independent po#er! )e kno# that the Cosa 9ostra$ or Mafia$ #ith #hich theyndicate is closely allied$ has some#hat autonomous po#er in the regions #hichhave been assigned to that particular +family+ by the national directors$ but this al#aysimplies that that family remains under total control and ans#erable for everything #hichoccurs in its territory!

imilarly$ the Rockefeller yndicate operates under clearly defined spheres ofinfluence! "he +charitable+ organi6ations$ the business companies$ and the policygroups$ al#ays meld into a #orking operation$ nor can any department of the

yndicate strike out on its o#n or formulate an independent policy$ no matter #hat maybe its :ustification!

"he Rockefeller yndicate operates under the control of the #orld financial structure$#hich means that on any given day$ all of its assets could be rendered close to#orthless by adroit financial manipulation! "his is the final control$ #hich ensures thatno one can 4uit the organi6ation! 9ot only #ould he be stripped of all assets$ but he#ould be under contract for immediate assassination! *ur %epartment of 'ustice is #ela#are that the only +terrorists+ operating in the United tates are the agents of the)orld *rder$ but they prudently avoid any mention of this fact!

"he #orld financial structure$ far from being an unkno#n or hidden organi6ation$ isactually #ell kno#n and #ell defined! /t consists of the ma:or #iss (anks; thesurvivors of the old <enetian=enoese banking axis; the (ig Five of the #orld graintrade; the (ritish combine$ centered in the (ank of &ngland and its chartered merchanbanks$ functioning trough the Rothschilds and the *ppenheimers and having absolutecontrol over their Canadian colony through the Royal (ank of Canada and the (ank ofMontreal$ their Canadian lieutenants being the (ronfmans$ (el6bergs$ and otherfinancial operators; and the colonial banking structure in the United tates$ controlledby the (ank of &ngland through the Federal Reserve ystem; the (oston (rahminfamilies #ho made their fortunes in the opium trade$ including the %elanos and othersand the Rockefeller yndicate$ consisting of the >issinger net#ork head4uartered inthe Rockefeller (ank$ Chase Manhattan (ank$ American &xpress$ the present form ofthe old Rothschild representatives in the United tates$ #hich includes >uhn$ .oebCompany and .ehman (rothers!

/t is notable that the Rockefeller yndicate is far do#n on the list of the #orld5s financiastructure! )hy then is it of such importance ? Although it is not the crucial factor infinancial decision in the )estern 3emisphere$ it is the actual #orking contro



mechanism of the American colony! "he Rockefeller family themselves$ like theMorgans$ chiffs and )arburgs$ have faded into insignificance$ but the mechanismcreated in their name roars along at full po#er$ still maintaining all of he functions for#hich it #as organi6ed! ince he set up the "rilateral Commission$ %avid Rockefellerhas functioned as a sort of international courier for the )orld *rder$ principallyconcerned #ith delivering #orking instructions to the Communist bloc$ either directly$ in9e# @ork or by traveling to the area! .aurance Rockefeller is active in the operation of

the Medical Monopoly$ but his principal interests are in operating various vacation spasin tropical areas! "hey are the t#o survivors of the +Fortunate Five$+ the five sons of'ohn %! Rockefeller$ 'r! and Abby Aldrich! 'ohn %! Rockefeller$ 'r! died in an institutionin "ucson$ Ari6ona and #as hastily cremated! 'ohn %! Rockefeller /// died in amysterious accident on a 9e# @ork 2ark#ay near his home! 9elson Rockefellernamed after his grandfather$ died in the arms of a "< :ournalist; it #as later revealedthat he had also been in the arms of another "< :ournalist at the same time; the death#as hushed up for many hours! /t is generally believed hat he ran afoul of hisColombian drug connection$ the disagreement hardly being trivial ; it involved several

billion dollars in drug profits #hich had not been properly apportioned! )inthropRockefeller died an alcoholic in the arms of his black boy friend! 3e had beenintervie#ed on television by 3arry Reasoner to explain his hasty move from 9e# @orkto Arkansas! )inthrop leered that his black boy friend$ an Army sergeant #hoapparently taught him the mysteries of drill$ refused to live in 9e# @ork! "o celebratethis alliance$ )inthrop Rockefeller gave magnificently to 9egro causes$ including theUrban .eague building on &ast ,th treet in 9e# @ork! A pla4ue on the second floornotes that it #as his gift; it might #ell have stated +From 3adrian to his Antinous+!

)e do not #ish to imply that the Rockefellers no longer have influence$ but that the

ma:or policy dictates of the Rockefeller yndicate are handed do#n by other capos$ of#hom they continue to be a visible force! "hrough the person of %avid Rockefeller$ thefamily is sometimes called +the first family of the oviet Union!+ *nly he and %r!

Armand 3ammer$ the moving force behind U"&C$ have permanent permission toland their private planes at the Mosco# Airport! *thers #ould suffer the fate of >A.00B!

(oth the Rockefeller family fortune and the considerable portion set aside in thefoundations of the Rockefeller yndicate are effectively insulated against any type of

government control ! Fortune maga6ine noted August $ 1,$ that 'ohn %Rockefeller$ 'r! had created trusts in 1D #hich no# amounted to some E!D billion;another E00 million had been set aside for the Abby Rockefeller branch! "he five sonshad trusts #hich in 1, amount to E!1 billion! "hese trusts had originally amountedto only E-0 million each$ sho#ing the increase in their assets as #ell as inflation duringthe ensuing half century ! Fortune estimated the 1, total Rockefeller #ealth as ED!-billion$ of #hich E00 million #as in securities and real estate! "hey o#ned -G of the"ime .ife (uilding; 9elson Rockefeller5s /nternational (asic &conomy Corporation hadbeen sold to a (ritish company in 1,0! For years$ the Rockefeller family had



deliberately kept the rents lo# in its ma:or holding$ the Rockefeller Center$ a E1! billioninvestment yielding an annual return of 1G! "his #as a convenient maneuver$ for taxpurposes! Rockefeller Center recently #ent public issuing stock #hich #as sold topublic buyers! "he Rockefellers are rumored to be li4uidating their investments in the9e# @ork area$ and reinvesting in the )est$ particularly in the area around 2hoenix$

Ari6ona! /t is possible that they kno# something #e don5t!

3o#ever much of the Rockefeller #ealth may be attributed to old 'ohn %!5s rapacityand ruthlessness$ its origins are indubitably based in his initial financing from the9ational City (ank of Cleveland$ #hich #as identified in Congressional reports as oneof the three Rothschild banks in the United tates and by his later acceptance of theguidance of 'acob chiff of >uhn$ .oeb H Company$ #ho had been born in theRothschild house in Frankfort and #as no# the principal Rothschild representative 7butunkno#n as such to the public8 in the United tates!

)ith the seed money from the 9ational City (ank of Cleveland$ old 'ohn %Rockefeller soon laid claim to the title of +the most ruthless American+! /t is more thanlikely that it #as this 4uality #hich persuaded the Rothschilds to back him ! Rockefellerreali6ed early in the game that the oil refinery business$ #hich could offer great profitsin a short time$ also #as at the mercy of uncontrolled competition! 3is solution #as asimple one crush all competition! "he famous Rockefeller dedication to totamonopoly #as simply a business decision! Rockefeller embarked on a campaign ofcoercing all competing oil refineries out of business! 3e attacked on a number offronts$ #hich is also a lesson to all #ould be entrepreneurs! First$ he #ould send aminion$ not kno#n to be #orking for Rockefeller$ #ith an offer to buy the competingrefinery for a lo# price$ but offering cash! /f the offer #as refused$ the competitor #ould

then come under attack from a competing refinery #hich greatly undercut his price! 3emight also suffer a sudden strike at his refinery$ #hich #ould force him to shut do#nControl of labor through unions has al#ays been a basic Rockefeller techni4ue! .ikethe oviet Union$ they seldom have labor trouble! /f these techni4ues failedRockefeller #ould then be saddened by a reluctant decision to use violence; beatingthe rival #orkers as they #ent to and from their :obs$ or burning or blo#ing up thecompeting refinery!

"hese techni4ues convinced the Rothschilds that they had found their man! "hey senttheir personal representative$ 'acob chiff$ to Cleveland to help Rockefeller planfurther expansion! At this time$ the Rothschilds controlled -G of all railroad mileage inthe United tates$ through the '!2! Morgan Company and >uhn .oeb H Companyaccording to official %epartment of Commerce figures for the year 1,-! '!2! Morganmentions in his )ho5s )ho listing that he controlled -0$000 miles of U!! rail#ayschiff #orked out an elaborate rebate deal for Rockefeller$ through a dummycorporation$ outh /mprovement Company! "hese rebates ensured that no other oicompany could survive in competition #ith the Rockefeller firm! "he scheme #as laterexposed$ but by that time Rockefeller had achieved a virtual monopoly of the oibusiness in the United tates! "he daughter of one of his victims$ /da "arbell$ #hose



father #as ruined by Rockefeller5s criminal operations$ #rote the first ma:or expose ofthe tandard *il "rust! he #as promptly denounced as a +muckraker+ by the poseur$"heodore Roosevelt$ #ho claimed to be a +trust buster+! /n fact$ he ensured thedominance of the tandard *il "rust and other giant trusts!

%uring the next half century$ 'ohn %! Rockefeller #as routinely caricatured by socialistpropagandists as the epitome of the ruthless capitalist! At the same time$ he #as the

principal financier of the #orld Communist movement$ through a firm called American/nternational Company! %espite the fact that the 3ouse of Rothschild had alreadyachieved #orld control$ the sound and fury #as directed exclusively against its t#oprincipal$ representatives$ 'ohn %! Rockefeller and '!2! Morgan! *ne of the fe#revelations of the actual state of affairs appeared in "ruth maga6ine$ %ecember 1$11$ #hich pointed out that +Mr! chiff is head of the great private banking house of>uhn$ .oeb H Company$ #hich represents the Rothschild interests on this side of the

Atlantic! 3e is described as a financial strategist and has been for years the financiaminister of the great impersonal po#er kno#n as tandard *il!+ 9ote that this editor did

not even mention the name of Rockefeller!

(ecause of these concealed factors$ it #as a relatively simple matter for the Americanpublic to accept the +fact+ that the Rockefellers #ere the preeminent po#er in thiscountry! "his myth #as actually clothed in the apparel of po#er$ the Rockefeller *il"rust becoming the +militaryindustrial complex+ #hich assumed political control of thenation; the Rockefeller Medical Monopoly attained control of the health care of thenation$ and the Rockefeller Foundation$ a #eb of affiliated tax exempt creationseffectively controlled the religious and educational life of the nation! "he mythsucceeded in its goal of camouflaging the hidden rulers$ the Rothschilds!

After the present #riter had been exposing this charade for some t#entyfive years$ ane# myth began to be noised about in American conservative circles$ effectivelypropagated by active double agents! "his myth found a host of eager believersbecause it heralded a gro#ing crack in the monolithic po#er #hich had beenoppressing all the peoples of the #orld! "his ne# +revelation+ #as that a struggle to thedeath for #orld po#er had developed bet#een the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds

According to this startling development$ one faction or the other$ depending on #hichagent you #ere listening to$ had gained control of the oviet Union and #ould use itspo#er as the basis for achieving the overthro# of the other faction! "he sudden deathof several members of the Rockefeller family #as cited as +proof+ that such a struggle#as taking place$ although no Rothschild is kno#n to have succumbed during this+#ar+! "his ignored the general understanding that 9elson Rockefeller had been+eliminated+ as the result of losing deposit slips for several billion dollars of drugs fromthe Colombian cartel$ or that the other Rockefeller deaths sho#ed no trace of a+Rothschild connection+!

3aving maintained extensive files on this situation for several decades$ the present#riter could not believe anyone could be so misinformed as to think that +the



Rockefellers+ #ere no# trying to sei6e po#er from the Rothschilds$ at a time #hen theinfluence of members of the Rockefeller family #as already in great decline$ their familyfinances being handled by '! Richardson %il#orth$ their legal affairs being handled by'ohn '! McCloy$ and other faithful retainers; none of these retainers #ould have been#illing to engage in a genuine po#er struggle$ as they #ere faceless managers #holived only for their #eekly paycheck! "hey had no ambitions of their o#n! 9evertheless$many hopeful Americans grasped the #illothe#isp notion that the Rockefellers #ere

no# +good Americans+ #ho #ere #illing to risk all to overthro# the Rothschilds Ama6ingly enough$ this pernicious story persisted for almost a decade before beingrelegated to the curiosities of history!

.ike '!2! Morgan$ #ho had begun his commercial career by selling the U!! Army somedefective guns$ the famous fall carbine affair$ 'ohn %! Rockefeller also #as a #arprofiteer during the Civil )ar ; he sold unstamped 3arkness li4uor to Federal troops ata high profit$ gaining the initial capital to embark on his drive for monopoly! 3is interestin the oil business #as a natural one; his father$ )illiam Rockefeller had been +in oil+

for years ! )illiam Rockefeller had become an oil entrepreneur after salt #ells at"arentum$ near 2ittsburgh$ #ere discovered in 1, to be flo#ing #ith oil! "he o#nersof the #ells$ amuel .! >ier$ began to bottle the oil and sell it for medicinal purposes!*ne of his earliest #holesalers #as )illiam Rockefeller! "he +medicine+ #as originallylabeled +>ier5s Magic *il+! Rockefeller printed his o#n labels$ using +Rock *il+ or+eneca *il$+ eneca being the name of a #ell kno#n /ndian tribe! Rockefellerachieved his greatest notoriety and his greatest profits by advertising himself as+)illiam Rockefeller$ the Celebrated Cancer pecialist+! /t is understandable that hisgrandsons #ould become the controlling po#er behind the scenes of the #orld5s mostfamous cancer treatment center and #ould direct government funds and charitable

contributions to those areas #hich only benefit the Medical Monopoly! )illiamRockefeller spared no claim in his flamboyant career! 3e guaranteed +All Cases ofCancer Cured Unless "hey Are "oo Far =one!+ uch #ere the healing po#ers that heattributed to his magic cancer cure that he vas able to retail it for E- a bottle$ a sumthen e4uivalent to t#o months5 #ages! "he +cure+ consisted of a fe# #ell kno#ndiuretics$ #hich had been diluted by #ater! "his carnival medicine sho# barker couldhardly have envisioned that his descendants #ould control the greatest and the mostprofitable Medical Monopoly in recorded history !I0

As an itinerant +carnie$+ a traveling carnival peddler$ )illiam Rockefeller had chosen acareer #hich interfered #ith developing a stable family life! 3is son 'ohn rarely sa#him$ a circumstance #hich has inspired some psychological analysts a con:ecture thatthe absence of a father figure or parental love may have contributed to 'ohn %!Rockefeller5s subse4uent development as a money mad tyrant #ho plotted to maim$poison and kill millions of his fello# American during almost century of his monopolisticoperations and #hose influence$ reaching up from the grave$ remains the most direand malignant presence in American life! "his may have been a contributing factor



ho#ever$ it is also possible that he #as totally evil! /t is hardly arguable that he isprobably the most atanic figure in American history!

/t has long been a truism that you can find a horse thief or t#o in any prominent American family! /n the Rockefeller family it #as more than a truism! )illiam seems tohave faithfully follo#ed the precepts of the )ill of Canaan throughout his career$ +loverobbery$ love lechery!+ 3e fled from a number of indictments for horse stealing$ finally

disappearing altogether as )illiam Rockefeller and reemerging as %r! )illiam.evingston of 2hiladelphia$ a name #hich he retained for the rest of his life! Aninvestigative reporter at 'oseph 2ulit6er5s 9e# @ork )orld received a tip that #asfollo#ed up! "he )orld then disclosed that )illiam Avery Rockefeller had died May 1110 in Freeport$ /llinois$ #here he #as interred in an unmarked grave as %r! )illiam.evingston!

)illiam Rockefeller5s vocation as a medicine man greatly facilitated his preferredprofession of horse thief! As one #ho planned to be in the next county by morning$ it#as a simple matter to tie a handsome stallion to the back of his #agon and head forthe open road! /t also played a large part in his vocation as a #omanchaser; he #asdescribed as being +#omanmad+! 3e not only concluded several bigamous marriagesbut he seems to have had uncontrolled passions! *n 'une ,$ 1,$ he #as indictedfor raping a hired girl in Cayuga$ 9e# @ork; he later #as found to be residing in*s#ego$ 9e# @ork and #as forced once again to decamp for parts unkno#n! 3e hadno difficulty in financing his #omanchasing interests from the sale of his miraculouscancer cure and from another product$ his +)onder )orking .iniment$+ #hich heoffered at only t#o dollars a bottle! /t consisted of crude petroleum from #hich thelighter oils had been boiled a#ay$ leaving a heavy solution of paraffin$ lube oil and tar

#hich comprised the +liniment!+ )illiam Rockefeller5s original miracle oil survived unti4uite recently as a concoction called 9u:ol$ consisting principally of petroleum andpeddled as a laxative! /t #as #ell kno#n that 9u:ol #as merely an advertising sobri4uetmeaning +ne# oil$+ as opposed$ apparently$ to +old oil+! old as an antidote toconstipation$ it robbed the body of fatsoluble vitamins$ it being a #ellestablishedmedical fact that mineral oil coated the intestine and prevented the absorption of manyneeded vitamins and other nutritional needs! /ts makers added carotene as a sop tothe healthconscious$ but it #as hardly #orth the bother! 9u:ol #as manufactured by asubsidiary of tandard *il of 9e# 'ersey$ called tanco$ #hose only other product$

manufactured on the same premises$ #as the famous insecticide$ Flit!9u:ol #as ha#ked from the enate *ffice (uilding in )ashington for years during amore liberal interpretation of +conflict of interest!+ /n this case$ it #as hardly a conflict ofinterest$ because the august peddler$ enator Royal ! Copeland$ never had anyinterests other than serving the Rockefellers! 3e #as a physician #hom Rockefellerhad appointed as head of the 9e# @ork tate %epartment of 3ealth and later financedhis campaign for the enate! Copeland5s frank display of commercialism ama6ed eventhe most blasJ )ashington reporters! 3e devoted his enate career to a daily programadvertising 9u:ol! A microphone #as set up in his enate office each morning$ the first



order of business being the 9u:ol program$ for #hich he #as paid EB-$000 a year$ anenormous salary in the 1D0s and more than the salary of the 2resident of the Unitedtates! enator Copeland5s exploits earned him a number of nicknames on Capitol 3ill3e #as often called the enator from the American Medical Association$ because ofhis enthusiastic backing for any program launched by the AMA and Morris Fishbein!More realistically$ he #as usually referred to as +the enator from tandard *il+! 3ecould be counted on to promote any legislation devised for the greater profit of the

Rockefeller monopoly! %uring congressional debate on the Food and %rug Act in 1D,$he came under criticism from Congress#oman .eonor ullivan$ #ho charged thatenator Copeland$ a physician #ho handled the bill on the enate floor$ franklyackno#ledged during the debate that soap #as exempted from the la#$ because thesoap manufacturers$ #ho #ere the nation5s largest advertisers$ #ould other#ise :oin#ith other big industries to fight the bill! Congress#oman ullivan complained the+oap #as officially declared in the la# not to be a cosmetic ! !! "he hair dyemanufacturers #ere given license to market kno#n dangerous products$ :ust so long asthey placed a special #arning on the label but #hat #oman in a beauty parlor ever

sees the label on the bulk container in #hich hair dye is shipped ?+

'ust as the elder Rockefeller had spent his life in the pursuit of his personal obsessionomen$ so his son 'ohn #as e4ually obsessed$ being moneymad instead of #omenmad$ totally committed to the pursuit of everincreasing #ealth and po#er! 3o#ever$the principal accomplishments of the Rockefeller drive for po#er$ the rebate scheme formonopoly$ the chartering of the foundations to gain po#er over American citi6ens$ thecreation of the central bank$ the Federal Reserve ystem$ the backing of the )orldCommunist revolution and the creation of the Medical Monopoly$ all came from theRothschilds or from their &uropean employees! )e cannot find in the records of 'ohn

%! Rockefeller that he originated any one of these programs! "he concept of the taxexempt charitable foundation originated #ith the Rothschild minion$ =eorge 2eabody$in 1,-! "he 2eabody &ducational Foundation later became the RockefellerFoundation! /t is unlikely that even the diabolical mind of 'ohn %! Rockefeller couldhave conceived of this devious t#ist! A social historian has described the ma:ordevelopment of the late nineteenth century$ #hen charitable foundations and #orldCommunism became important movements$ as one of the more interesting facets ofhistory$ perhaps e4uivalent to the discovery of the #heel! "his ne# discovery #as theconcept developed by the rats$ #ho after all have rather highly developed intelligences

that they could trap people by baiting traps #ith little bits of cheese! "he history ofmankind since then has been the rats catching humans in their traps! ocialism indeed any government program is simply the rat baiting the trap #ith a smidgen ofcheese and catching himself a human!

Congressman )right 2utman$ chairman of the 3ouse (anking and CurrencyCommittee$ noted from the floor of Congress that the establishment of the RockefellerFoundation effectively insulated tandard *il from competition! "he controlling stockhad been removed from market manipulation or possible buyouts by competitors! /t



also relieved tandard *il from most taxation$ #hich then placed a tremendous addedburden on individual American taxpayers! Although a Rockefeller relative by marriage$enator 9elson Aldrich$ Republican ma:ority leader in the enate$ had pushed the=eneral &ducation (oard charter through Congress$ the Rockefeller Foundationcharter proved to be more difficult! )idespread criticism of Rockefeller5s monopolisticpractices #as heard$ and his effort to insulate his profits from taxation or takeover #asseen for #hat it #as! "he charter #as finally pushed through in 11D 7the significant

Masonic numeral 1D 11D #as also the year the progressive income tax and of theenactment of the Federal Reserve Act8! enator Robert F! )agner of 9e# @orkanother senator from tandard *il 7there #ere 4uite a fe#8$ ramrodded theCongressional approval of the charter! "he charter #as then signed by 'ohn %Rockefeller$ 'ohn %! Rockefeller$ 'r!$ 3enry 2ratt 'udson$ president of the Rockefellerestablished University of Chicago$ imon Flexner$ director of the Rockefeller /nstitutetarr 'ameson$ described in )ho5s )ho as +personal counsel to 'ohn %! Rockefeller inhis benevolences$+ and Charles )! &liot$ president of 3arvard University!

"he Rockefeller *il Monopoly is no# 1- years old$ yet in 111$ the upreme Courtbo#ing to public outrage$ had ruled that it had to be broken up! "he resultingcompanies proved to be no problem for the Rockefeller interests! "he family retained at#o per cent holding in each of the +ne#+ companies$ #hile the Rockefeller foundationstook a three per cent stock holding in each company! "his gave them a five per centstock interest in each company ; a one per cent holding in a corporation is usuallysufficient to maintain #orking control!

"he involvement of the Rockefellers in promoting the #orld Communist Revolution alsodeveloped from their business interests! "here #as never any commitment to the

Marxist ideology; like anything else$ it #as there to be used! At the turn of the centurytandard *il #as competing fiercely #ith Royal %utch hell for control of the lucrative&uropean market! Congressional testimony revealed that Rockefeller had sent largesums to .enin and "rotsky to instigate the Communist Revolution of 10-! 3is banker'acob chiff$ had previously financed the 'apanese in their #ar against Russia andhad sent a personal emissary$ =eorge >ennan to Russia to spend some t#enty yearsin promoting revolutionary activity against the C6ar! )hen the C6ar abdicated$ "rotsky#as placed on a ship #ith three hundred Communist revolutionaries from the .o#er&ast ide of 9e# @ork! Rockefeller obtained a special passport for "rotsky from

)oodro# )ilson and sent .incoln teffens #ith him to make sure he #as returnedsafely to Russia! For traveling expenses$ Rockefeller placed a purse containingE10$000 in "rotsky5s pocket!

*n April 1D$ 11B$ #hen the ship stopped in 3alifax$ Canadian ecret ervice officersimmediately arrested "rotsky and interned him in 9ova cotia! "he case became aninternational cause celebre$ as leading government officials from several nationsfrantically demanded "rotsky5s release! "he ecret ervice had been tipped off that"rotsky #as on his #ay to take Russia out of the #ar$ freeing more =erman armies toattack Canadian troops on the )estern Front! 2rime Minister .loyd =eorge hurriedly



cabled orders from .ondon to the Canadian ecret ervice to free "rotsky at oncethey ignored him! "rotsky #as finally freed by the intervention of one of Rockefeller5smost faithful stooges$ Canadian Minister Macken6ie >ing$ #ho had long been a +laborspecialist+ for the Rockefellers! >ing personally obtained "rotsky5s release and senthim on his #ay as the emissary of the Rockefellers$ commissioned to #in the (olshevikRevolution! "hus %r! Armand 3ammer$ #ho loudly proclaims his influence in Russia asthe friend of .enin$ has an insignificant claim compared to the role of the Rockefellers

in backing #orld Communism! Although Communism$ like other isms$ had originated#ith Marx5s association #ith the 3ouse of Rothschild$ it enlisted the reverent support of'ohn %! Rockefeller because he sa# Communism for #hat it is$ the ultimate monopolynot only controlling the government$ the monetary system and all property$ but also amonopoly #hich$ like the corporations it emulates$ is selfperpetuating and eternal! /t#as the logical progression from his tandard *il monopoly!

An important step on the road to #orld monopoly #as the most farreachingcorporation invented by the Rothschilds! "his #as the international drug and chemica

cartel$ /!=! Farben! Called +a state #ithin a state$+ it #as created in 1- as /nteressen=emeinschaft Farbenindustrie Aktien gesellschaft$ usually kno#n as /!=! Farben$ #hichsimply meant +"he Cartel+! /t had originated in 10$ #hen the six ma:or chemicalcompanies in =ermany began negotiations to form the ultimate cartel$ merging(adische Anilin$ (ayer$ Agfa$ 3oechst$ )eilerterMeer$ and =reisheim&lectron! "heguiding spirit$ as #ell as the financing$ came from the Rothschilds$ #ho #ererepresented by their =erman banker$ Max )arburg$ of M!M! )arburg Company3amburg! 3e later headed the =erman ecret ervice during )orld )ar / and #aspersonal financial adviser to the >aiser! )hen the >aiser #as overthro#n$ after losingthe #ar$ Max )arburg #as not exiled #ith him to 3olland$ instead he became the

financial adviser to the ne# government! Monarchs may come and go$ but the realpo#er remains #ith the bankers! )hile representing =ermany at the 2aris 2eaceConference$ Max )arburg spent pleasant hours rene#ing family ties #ith his brother$2aul )arburg$ #ho$ after drafting the Federal Reserve Act at 'ekyl /sland$ had headedthe U!! banking system during the #ar! 3e #as in 2aris as )ood#o# )ilson5sfinancial advisor!

/!=! Farben soon had a net #orth of six billion marks$ controlling some five hundredfirms! /ts first president #as 2rofessor Carl (osch! %uring the period of the )eimar

Republic$ /!=! officials$ seeing the hand#riting on the #all$ began a close association#ith Adolf 3itler$ supplying much needed funds and political influence! "he success ofthe /!=! Farben cartel had aroused the interest of other industrialists! 3enry Ford #asfavorably impressed and set up a =erman branch of Ford Motor Company! Forty percent of the stock #as purchased by /!=! Farben! /!=! Farben then established an

American subsidiary$ called American /!=!$ in cooperation #ith tandard *il of 9e#'ersey ! /ts directors included )alter "eagle$ president of tandard *il$ 2aul )arburgof >uhn .oeb H Company and &dsel Ford$ representing the Ford interests! 'ohn Foster%ulles$ for the la# firm$ ullivan and Crom#ell$ became the attorney for /!=!$ fre4uently



traveling bet#een 9e# @ork and (erlin on cartel business! 3is la# partner$ Arthur%ean$ is no# director of the E0 million "eagle Foundation #hich #as set up before"eagle5s death! .ike other fortunes it had become part of the net#ork! .ike 'ohn Foster%ulles$ Arthur %ean has been a director of American (anknote for many years; this isthe firm #hich supplies the paper for our dollar bills! %ean also has been an activebehind the scenes government negotiator$ serving as arms negotiator at disarmamentconferences! %ean #as also a director of Rockefeller5s American Ag H Chem

Company! 3e #as a director of American olvay$ American Metal and other firms! Asattorney for the #ealthy 3ochschild family$ #ho o#ned Climax Molybdenum and

American Metal$ %ean became director of their family foundation$ the 3ochschildFoundation! %ean is director emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations$ the AsiaFoundation$ /nternational 3ouse$ Carnegie Foundation$ and the loan >etteringCancer Center!

/n 1D0$ tandard *il announced that it had purchased an alcohol monopoly in=ermany$ a deal #hich had been set up by /!=! Farben! After 3itler came to po#er$

'ohn %! Rockefeller assigned his personal press agent$ /vy .ee$ to 3itler to serve as afulltime adviser on the rearmament of =ermany$ a necessary step for setting up )orld)ar //! tandard *il then built large refineries in =ermany for the 9a6is and continuedto supply them #ith oil during )orld )ar //! /n the 1D0s tandard *il #as receiving inpayment from =ermany large shipments of musical instruments and ships #hich hadbeen built in =erman yards!

"he dreaded =estapo$ the 9a6i police force$ #as actually built from the #orld#ideintelligence net#ork #hich /!=! Farben had maintained since its inception! 3ermanchmit6$ #ho had succeeded Carl (osch as head of /!=!$ has been personal advisor to

chancellor (rKning; #hen 3itler took over$ chmit6 then became his most trustedsecret counselor! o #ell concealed #as the association that the press had ordersnever to photograph them together ! chmit6 #as named an honourary member of theReichstag$ #hile his assistant$ Carl >rauch$ became =Lring5s principal advisor incarrying out the 9a6is5 Four @ear 2lan! A business associate$ Richard >rebs$ latertestified before the 3ouse UnAmerican Activities Committee$ +"he /!=Farbenindustrie$ / kno# from personal experience$ #as already$ in 1D$ completely inthe hands of the =estapo!+ "his #as a misstatement; the /!=! Farben had merely allieditself #ith the =estapo!

/n 1 >rupp /ndustries #as in serious financial difficulty; the firm #as saved by a E10million cash loan from 3allgarten H Company and =oldman achs$ t#o of )all treet5sbest kno#n firms! "he planned rearmament of =ermany #as able to proceed onlyafter %illon Read floated E100 million of =erman bonds on )all treet for that purpose/t #as hardly surprising that at the conclusion of the econd )orld )ar$ =enera)illiam %raper #as appointed &conomic C6ar of =ermany$ being named head of the&conomic %ivision of the Allied Military =overnment! 3e #as a partner of %illon Read!



/n 1D Frank 3o#ard$ a vicepresident of tandard *il visited =ermany! 3e latertestified$ +)e did our best to #ork out complete plans for a modus vivendi #hich #ouldoperate throughout the term of the #ar$ #hether #e came in or not!+ At this time

American /!=! had on its board of directors Charles Mitchell$ president of the 9ationaCity (ank$ the Rockefeller bank$ Carl (osch$ 2aul )arburg$ 3erman chmit6 andchmit65 nephe#$ Max /lgner!

Although his name is hardly kno#n$ Frank 3o#ard #as for many years a key figure intandard *il operations as director of its research and its international agreements! 3ealso #as chairman of the research committee at loan >ettering /nstitute during the1D0s; his appointee at loan >ettering$ %usty Rhoads$ headed the experimentation inthe development of chemotherapy! %uring the econd )orld )ar Rhoads headed theChemical )arfare ervice in )ashington at U!! Army 3ead4uarters! /t #as Frank3o#ard #ho had persuaded both Alfred loan and Charles >ettering of =eneraMotors in 1D to give their fortunes to the Cancer Center$ #hich then took on theirnames ! A member of the #ealthy Atherton family$ Frank 3o#ard 71,118 had

married a second time$ his second #ife being a leading member of the (ritisharistocracy$ the %uchess of .eeds! "he first %uke of .eeds #as titled in 1$ ir"homas *sborne$ #ho #as one of the key conspirators in the overthro# of >ing 'ames// and the sei6ure of the throne of &ngland by )illiam /// in 1,,! *sborne had madepeace #ith 3olland during the reign of >ing Charles //$ and singlehandedly promotedthe marriage of Mary$ daughter of the %uke of @ork$ to )illiam of *range in 1BB! "he%ictionary of 9ational (iography notes that *sborne +for five years managed the3ouse of Commons by corruption and enriched himself!+ 3e #as impeached by >ingCharles // for treasonous negotiations #ith >ing .ouis /< and imprisoned in the "o#erof .ondon from 1B, to 1,! After his release$ he again became active in the

conspiracy to bring in )illiam of *range as >ing of &ngland and secured the cruciaprovince of @ork for him! )illiam then created him %uke of .eeds! "he placing of)illiam on the throne of &ngland made it possible for the conspirators to implement thecrucial step in their plans$ setting up the (ank of &ngland in 1! "his enabled the

Amsterdam bankers to gain control of the #ealth of the (ritish &mpire! *sborne5sbiography also notes that he #as later accused of 'acobite intrigues and #asimpeached for receiving a large bribe to procure the charter for the &ast /ndiaCompany in 1-$ but +the proceedings #ere not concluded+! /t #as further noted thathe +left a large fortune+!

"he 11th %uke of .eeds #as Minister to )ashington from 1D1 to 1D-$ Minister to the3oly ee from 1D to 1B$ that is$ throughout the econd )orld )ar! *ne branch ofthe family married into the %elano family$ becoming relatives of Franklin %elanoRoosevelt ! A cousin$ <iscount Chandos$ #as a prominent (ritish official$ serving in the)ar Cabinet under Churchill from 1 to 1-$ later becoming a director of theRothschild firm$ Alliance Assurance$ and /mperial Chemical /ndustries!

Frank 3o#ard #as the key official in maintaining relations bet#een tandard *il and/!=! Farben! 3e led in the development of synthetic rubber$ #hich #as crucial to



=ermany in the econd )orld )ar; he later #rote a book$ +(una Rubber+! 3e also #asthe consultant to the drug firm$ Rohm and 3aas$ representing the Rockefellerconnection #ith that firm! /n his later years$ he resided in 2aris$ but continued tomaintain his office at D0 Rockefeller Center$ 9e# @ork!

)alter "eagle$ the president of tandard *il$ o#ned -00$000 shares of American /!=!these shares later becoming the basis of the "eagle Foundation! 3erman Met6$ #ho

#as also a director of American /!=!$ #as president of 3!A! Met6 Company$ 9e# @orka drug firm #holly o#ned by /!=! Farben of =ermany! Francis =arvan$ #ho had servedas Alien 2roperty Custodian during the First )orld )ar$ kne# many secrets of /!=!Farben5s operations! 3e #as prosecuted in 1 to force him to remain silent! "heaction #as brought by the %epartment of 'ustice through Attorney =eneral Merton.e#is$ the former counsel for (osch Company! 'ohn >rim$ former counsel for the=erman &mbassy in the United tates$ testified that enator 'ohn >ing had been onthe payroll of the 3amburg American .ine for three years at a salary of fifteen thousanddollars a year; he appointed *tto >ahn as treasurer of his election fund! 3omer

Cummings$ #ho had been Attorney =eneral for six years$ then became counsel for=eneral Aniline and Film at a salary of E100$000 a year! %uring the econd )orld )ar=AF #as supposedly o#ned by a #iss firm; it came under considerable suspicion asan +enemy+ concern and #as finally taken over by the United tates government! 'ohnFoster %ulles had been director of =AF from 1B to 1D; he #as also a director of/nternational 9ickel$ #hich #as part of the net#ork of /!=! Farben firms! %ulles #asrelated to the Rockefeller family through the Avery connection! 3e #as attorney for theorgani6ation of a ne# investment firm$ set up by Avery Rockefeller$ in 1D #hich #ascalled chrLderRockefeller Company! /t combined operations of the chrLder (ank$3itler5s personal bank and the Rockefeller interests! (aron >urt von chrLder #as one

of 3itler5s closest confidantes$ and a leading officer of the ! 3e #as head of the>eppler Associates$ #hich funneled money to the for leading =erman Corporations>eppler #as the official in charge of /ndustrial Fats during =Lring5s Four @ear 2lan$#hich #as launched in 1D! American /!=! changed its name to =eneral Aniline andFilm during the econd )orld )ar$ but it #as still #holly o#ned by /!=! Chemie of#it6erland$ a subsidiary of /!=! Farben of =ermany! /t #as headed by =ado#$ brotherinla# of 3erman chmit6! /!=! Farben5s international agreements directly affected theU!! #ar effort$ because they set limits on U!! supplies of magnesium$ syntheticrubber and$ crucial medical supplies! "he director of /!=! Farben5s dyestuffs division$

(aron =eorge von chnit6ler$ #as related to the po#erful von Rath family$ the '!3tein (ankhaus #hich held 3itler5s account and the von Mallinckrodt family$ thefounders of the drug firm in the United tates! .ike other /!=! officials$ he had becomean enthusiastic supporter of the 3itler regime! /!=! Farben gave four and a half millionreichsmarks to the 9a6i 2arty in 1DD; by 1-$ /!=! had given the 2arty 0 millionreichsmarks$ a sum #hich e4ualed all contributions by /!=! to all other recipients duringthat period! *ne scholar of the 9a6i era$ Anthony utton$ has focussed heavily on=erman supporters of 3itler$ #hile ignoring the crucial role played by the (ank of&ngland and its =overnor$ ir Montague 9orman$ in financing the 9a6i regime



utton5s position on this problem may have been influenced by the fact that he is(ritish! /n vie# of the outspoken statements from Adolf 3itler about 'e#ish influence in=ermany$ it #ould be difficult to explain the role of /!=! Farben in the 9a6i era! 2eter3ayes5 definitive study of /!=! Farben sho#s that in 1DD it had ten 'e#s on itsgoverning boards! )e have previously pointed out that /!=!$ from its inception #as aRothschild concern$ formulated by the 3ouse of Rothschild and implemented throughits agents$ Max )arburg in =ermany and tandard *il inI0

2rince (ernhard of the 9etherlands :oined the during the early 1D0s! 3e then :oined the board of an /!=! subsidiary$ Farben (ilder$ from #hich he took the name ofhis post#ar supersecret policy making group$ the (ilderbergers! Farben executivesplayed an important role in organi6ing the Circle of Friends for 3einrich 3immler$although it #as initially kno#n as >eppler5s Circle of Friends$ >eppler being thechairman of an /!=! subsidiary! 3is nephe#$ Frit6 '! >ranefuss$ #as the personaassistant to 3einrich 3immler! *f the forty members of the Circle of Friends$ #hichprovided ample funds for 3immler$ eight #ere executives of /!=! Farben or of its

subsidiaries!

%espite the incredible devastation of most =erman cities from )orld )ar // airbombings$ the /!=! Farben building in Frankfort$ one of the largest buildings there$miraculously survived intact! A large Rockefeller mansion in Frankfort also #as leftuntouched by the #ar$ despite the saturation bombing! Frankfort #as the birthplace ofthe Rothschild family! /t #as hardly coincidental that the post#ar government of=ermany$ Allied Military =overnment$ should set up its offices in the magnificent /!=Farben building! "his government #as headed by =eneral .ucius Clay$ #ho laterbecame a partner of .ehman (rothers bankers in 9e# @ork! "he 2olitical %ivision #as

headed by Robert Murphy$ #ho #ould preside at the 9Kremberg "rials$ #here he #assuccessful in glossing over the implication of /!=! Farben officials and (aron >urt vonchrLder! chrLder #as held a short time in a detention camp and then set free toreturn to his banking business! "he &conomic %ivision #as headed by .e#is %ouglasson of the founder of Memorial Cancer center in 9e# @ork$ president of Mutual .ifeand director of =eneral Motors! %ouglas #as slated to become U!! 3ighCommissioner for =ermany$ but he agreed to step aside in favor of his brotherinla#'ohn '! McCloy! (y an interesting circumstance$ %ouglas$ McCloy and Chancellor>onrad Adenauer of =ermany had all married sisters$ the daughters of 'ohn Ninsser$ a

partner of '!2! Morgan Company! As the #orld5s preeminent cartel$ /!=! Farben and the drug companies #hich itcontrolled in the United tates through the Rockefeller interests #ere responsible formany inexplicable developments in the production and distribution of drugs! From 10,to 1D /!=! held back its discovery of sulfanilamide$ #hich #ould become a potent#eapon in the medical arsenal! /n 10$ /!=! had signed #orking agreements #ith theimportant drug firms of #it6erland$ ando6 and Ciba=eigy! /n 1$ /!=! merged #ith%ynamit9obel$ the =erman branch of the dynamite firm$ #hile an &nglish firm tookover the &nglish division! /!=! officials then began to negotiate #ith tandard *i



officials about the prospective manufacture of synthetic coal$ #hich #ould present aserious threat to tandard *il5s monopoly! A compromise #as reached #ith theestablishment of American /!=!$ in #hich both firms #ould play an active role and sharein the profits!

Charles 3igham5s book$ +"rading #ith the &nemy$+ offers ample documentation of theRockefeller activities during the econd )orld )ar! )hile 3itler5s bombers #ere

dropping tons of explosives on .ondon$ they #ere paying royalties on every gallon ofgasoline they burned to tandard *il$ under existing patent agreements! After )orld)ar //$ #hen Oueen &li6abeth visited the United tates$ she stayed in only one privatehome during her visit$ the >entucky estate of )illiam /rish$ of tandard *il! 9elsonRockefeller moved to )ashington after our involvement in )orld )ar //$ #hereRoosevelt named him Coordinator of /nterAmerican Affairs! Apparently his principatask #as to coordinate the refueling of =erman ships in outh America from tandard*il tanks! 3e also used this office to obtain important outh American concessions forhis private firm$ /nternational (asic &conomy Corporation$ including a corner on the

Colombian coffee market! 3e promptly upped the price$ a move #hich enabled him tobuy seven billion dollars #orth of real estate in outh America and also gave rise to thestereotype of the +@an4ui imperialismo+! "he attack on <ice 2resident 9ixon5sautomobile #hen he visited outh America #as explained by American officials as adirect result of the depredations of the Rockefellers$ #hich caused #idespreadagitation against Americans in .atin America!

After )orld )ar //$ t#entyfour =erman executives #ere prosecuted by the victors$ alof them connected #ith /!=! Farben$ including eleven officers of /!=! &ight #ereac4uitted$ including Max /lgner$ nephe# of 3erman chmit6! chmit6 received the

most severe sentence$ eight years! /lgner actually received three years$ but the time#as credited against his time in :ail #aiting for trial$ and he #as immediately released"he 'udge #as C!=! hake and the prosecuting attorney #as Al Minskoff!

"he survival of /!=! Farben #as headlined by the )all treet 'ournal on May D$ 1,, =&RMA9@ (&A" )*R.% /9 C3&M/CA. A.&! Reporter "homas F! *5(oyle listedthe #orld5s top five chemical companies in 1,B as 1! (AF E-!, billion dollars! (ayer ED! billion dollars! D! 3oechst ED!- billion dollars! ! /C/ E0 billion dollars! -!%u2ont E1B billion dollars in chemical sales only!

"he first three companies are the firms resulting from the +dismantling+ of /!=! Farbenfrom 1- to 1- by the Allied Military =overnment$ in a process suspiciously similarto the +dismantling+ of the tandard *il empire by court edict in 111! "he total salescomputed in dollars of the three spinoffs of /!=! Farben$ some EB billion$ d#arfs itsnearest rivals$ /C/ and %u2ont$ #ho together amount to about half of the Farbenempire5s dollar sales in 1,B! 3oechst bought Celanese corp! in 1,B for E!B billion!



years after#ards$ American patriots #ere pu66led by the consistent inability of the 'ohn(irch ociety to move for#ard on any of its #elladvertised +antiCommunist+ goals!"he fact that the society had been set up at the behest of the backers of the #orldCommunist revolution may have played some role in this development! *ther patriots#ondered #hy most American conservative #riters$ including the present #riter$ #eresteadily blacklisted by the 'ohn (irch ociety for some thirty years! %espite thousandsof re4uests from #ould be book buyers$ the 'ohn (irch ociety refused to revie# or list

any of my books! After several decades of futility$ the ociety #as totally discredited byits o#n record! /n a desperate effort to restore its image$ )illiam (uckley$ the C/Apropagandist$ launched a +fierce+ attack against the 'ohn (irch ociety in the pages ofhis maga6ine$ the 9ational Revie#! "his free publicity campaign also did little to revivethe moribund organi6ation!

"he Rockefeller monopoly influence has had its effect on some of 9e# @ork5s largestand #ealthiest churches! "rinity Church on )all treet$ #hose financial resources hadbeen directed by none other than '!2! Morgan$ o#ns some forty commercial properties

in Manhattan and has a stock portfolio of E-0 million$ #hich$ due to informedinvestment$ actually yields a return of E- million a yearP *nly E! million of thisincome is spent for charitable #ork! "he rector$ #hy receives a salary of E100$000 ayear$ lives on the fashionable Upper &ast ide! "rinity5s mausoleum sells its spaces atfees starting at E1-0 and rising to E0$000 ! t! (artholome#$ on Fifth Avenue$ has anannual budget of ED! million a year of #hich only E100$000 is spent on charity! /tsrector resides in a thirteen room apartment on 2ark Avenue!

/n medicine$ the Rockefeller influence remains entrenched in its Medical Monopoly! )ehave mentioned its control of the cancer industry through the loan >ettering Cancer

Center! )e have listed the directors of the ma:or drug firms$ each #ith its director fromChase Manhattan (ank$ the tandard *il Company or other Rockefeller firms! "he

American College of urgeons maintains a monopolistic control of hospitals throughthe po#erful 3ospital urvey Committee$ #ith members )inthrop Aldrich and %avidMcAlpine 2yle representing the Rockefeller control!

A medical fraternity kno#n as the +rich man5s club$+ the 9e# @ork Academy ofMedicine$ #as offered grants for a ne# building by the Rockefeller Foundation and theCarnegie Foundation$ its subsidiary group! "his +seed money+ #as then used tofinance a public campaign #hich brought in funds to erect a ne# building! For %irectorof the ne# facility$ the Rockefellers chose %r! .indsly )illiams$ soninla# of themanaging partner of >idder$ 2eabody$ a firm strongly affiliated #ith the '!2! Morganinterests 7the '!2! Morgan Company had originally been called the 2eabody Company8)illiams #as married to =race >idder Ford! Although %r! )illiams #as #idely kno#n tobe an incompetent physician$ his family connections #ere impeccable! 3e became afactor in Franklin %! Roosevelt5s election campaign #hen he publicly certified thatRoosevelt$ a cripple in a #heelchair #ho suffered from a number of oppressiveailments$ #as both physically and mentally fit to be the 2resident of United tates! %r!)illiams5 opinion$ published in an article in the #idely circulated Collier5s Maga6ine$



allayed public doubts about Roosevelt5s condition! As a result$ )illiams #as to beoffered a ne#ly created post in Roosevelt5s cabinet$ ecretary of 3ealth! 3o#ever$ it#as another thirty years before 3ealth became a cabinet post$ due to the politicking of*scar &#ing!

"he Rockefellers had greatly extended their business interests in the impoverishedouthern states by establishing the Rockefeller anitary Commission! /t #as headed

by %r! )ickliffe Rose$ a longtime Rockefeller henchman #hose name appears on theoriginal charter of the Rockefeller Foundation! %espite its philanthropic goals$ theRockefeller anitary Commission re4uired financial contributions from each of theeleven outhern states in #hich it operated$ resulting in the creation of tate%epartments of 3ealth in those states and opening up important ne# spheres ofinfluence for their %rug "rust! /n "ennessee$ the Rockefeller representative #as a %r!*lin )est$ #ho moved on to Chicago to become the po#er behind the scenes at the

American Medical Association for forty years$ as secretary and general manager!

"he Rockefeller /nstitute for Medical Research finally dropped the +Medical Research+part of its title; its president$ %r! %etlev (ronk$ resided in a E00$000 mansion furnishedby this charitable operation! Rockefeller5s general &ducation (oard has spent morethan E100 million to gain control of the nation5s medical schools and turn ourphysicians to physicians of the allopathic school$ dedicated to surgery and the heavyuse of drugs! "he (oard$ #hich had developed from the original 2eabody Foundation$also spent some E million for 9egro education!

*ne of the most farreaching conse4uences of the =eneral &ducation (oard5s politicaphilosophy #as achieved #ith a mere six million dollar grant to Columbia University in

11B$ to set up the +progressive+ .incoln chool! From this school descended thenational net#ork of progressive educators and social scientists$ #hose perniciousinfluence closely paralleled the goals of the Communist 2arty$ another favorite recipienof the Rockefeller millions ! From its outset$ the .incoln chool #as described franklyas a revolutionary school for the primary and secondary schools of the entire Unitedtates! /t immediately discarded all theories of education #hich #ere based on formaand #ellestablished disciplines$ that is$ the Mc=uffey Reader type of education #hich#orked by teaching such sub:ects as .atin and algebra$ thus teaching children to thinklogically about problems! Rockefeller biographer 'ules Abel hails the .incoln chool as+a beacon light in progressive education +

Rockefeller /nstitute financial fello#ships produced many prominent #orkers in ouratomic programs$ such as '! Robert *ppenheimer$ #ho #as later removed fromgovernment laboratories as a suspected oviet agent! Although most of his friends andassociates #ere kno#n oviet agents$ this #as called +guilt by association!+ "heRockefeller Foundation created a number of spinoff groups$ #hich no# plague thenation #ith a host of ills$ one of them being the ocial cience Research Council$#hich singlehandedly spa#ned the nation#ide +poverty industry$+ a business #hichexpends some E1D0 billion a year of taxpayer funds #hile grossing some E billion



income for its practitioners! "he money$ #hich #ould amply feed and house all of thenation5s +poor$+ is dissipated through a vast administrative net#ork #hich a#ardsgenerous concessions to a host of parasitic +consultants+!

%espite years of research$ the present #riter has been able to merely scratch thesurface of the Rockefeller influences listed here! For instance$ the huge (urroughs)ellcome drug firm is #holly o#ned by the +charitable+ )ellcome "rust! "his trust is

directed by .ord *liver Franks$ a key member of the .ondon Connection #hichmaintains the United tates as a (ritish Colony! Franks #as Ambassador to the Unitedtates from 1, to 1-! 3e is no# a director of the Rockefeller Foundation$ as itsprincipal representative in &ngland! 3e also is a director of the chrLder (ank$ #hichhandled 3itler5s personal bank account$ director of the Rhodes "rust in charge ofapproving Rhodes scholarships$ visiting professor at the University of Chicago andchairman of .loyd5s (ank$ one of &ngland5s (ig Five!

*ther Rockefeller Foundation spinoffs include the influential )ashington thinktankthe (rookings /nstitution$ the 9ational (ureau of &conomic Research$ #hose findingsplay a critical role in manipulating the stock market; the 2ublic Administration Clearing3ouse$ #hich indoctrinates the nation5s municipal employees ; the Council of tate=overnments$ #hich controls the nation5s state legislatures; and the /nstitute of 2acificRelations$ the most notorious Communist front in the United tates! "he Rockefellersappeared as directors of this group$ funneling money to it through their financiaadvisor$ .e#is .ichtenstein trauss$ of >uhn$ .oeb Company!

"he Rockefellers have maintained their controlling interest in the Chase Manhattan(ank$ o#ning five per cent of the stock! "hrough this one asset they control E!-

billion #orth of assets! Chase Manhattan interlocks closely #ith the (ig Four insurancecompanies$ of #hich three$ Metropolitan$ &4uitable and 9e# @ork .ife had E11D billionin assets in 1!

)ith the advent of the Reagan Administration in 1,0$ the Rockefeller interests soughtto obscure their longtime support of #orld Communism by bringing to )ashington avocally +antiCommunist+ administration! Reagan #as soon #ining and dining ovietpremiers as enthusiastically as had his predecessor 'immy Carter! "he Reagancampaign had been managed by t#o officials of (echtel Corporation$ its president=eorge 2ratt chult6$ a tandard *il heir$ and his counsel$ Casper )einberger! hult6

#as named ecretary of tate$ )einberger$ ecretary of %efense$ (echtel had beenfinanced by the chrLderRockefeller Company$ the 1D alliance bet#een thechrLder (ank and the Rockefeller heirs!

"he Rockefeller influence also remains preeminent in the monetary field! ince9ovember$ 110$ #hen enator 9elson Aldrich chaired the secret conference at 'eky/sland #hich gave us the Federal Reserve Act$ the Rockefellers have kept us #ithin thesphere of the .ondon Connection! %uring the Carter Administration$ %avid Rockefellergenerously sent his personal assistant$ 2aul <olcker$ to )ashington to head the



Federal Reserve (oard ! Reagan finally replaced him in 1,B #ith Alan =reenspan$ apartner of '!2! Morgan Company! "heir influence on our banking system has remainedconstant through many financial coups on their part$ one of the most profitable beingthe confiscation of privately o#ned gold from American citi6ens by Roosevelt5s edict!*ur citi6ens had to turn over their gold to the privately o#ned Federal Reserve ystem"he Constitution permits confiscation for purposes of eminent domain$ but prohibitsconfiscation for private gain! "he gold5s ne# o#ners then had the gold revalued from

E0 an ounce to ED-$ giving them an enormous profit!

/n revie#ing the allpervasive influence of the Rockefellers and their foreign controllersthe Rothschilds$ in every aspect of American life$ the citi6en must ask himself$ +)hatcan be done?+ Right can prevail only #hen the citi6en actively seeks :ustice ! 'usticecan prevail only #hen each citi6en reali6es that it is his =odgiven duty to mete out

:ustice! 3istory has documented all of the crimes of the usurpers of our Constitution)e have learned the painful lesson that the Rockefeller monopolists exercise their evipo#er almost solely through federal and state agents! At this #riting$ forme

Congressman Ron 2aul is running for the 2residency of the United tates on aneminently sensible and practical campaign abolish the Federal Reserve ystem abolish the F(/ abolish the /nternal Revenue ervice and abolish the C/A! /t hasbeen kno#n for years that 0G of the Federal (ureau of /nvestigation$ ostensibly setup to +fight crime+ has been to harass and isolate political dissidents!

"he criminal syndicalists are no# looting the American nation of one trillion dollarseach year$ of #hich about onethird$ more than three hundred billion dollars per year$represents the profitable depredations of the %rug "rust and its medical subsidiaries (efore a sustained effort to combat these depredations can be mounted$ Americans

must make every effort to regain their health! As &6ra 2ound demanded in one of hisfamous radio broadcasts$ +3ealth$ dammit+P America became the greatest and mostproductive nation in the #orld because #e had the healthiest citi6ens in the #orld!)hen the Rockefeller yndicate began its takeover of our medical profession in 110$our citi6ens #ent into a sharp decline! "oday$ #e suffer from a host of debilitatingailments$ both mental and physical$ nearly all of #hich can be traced directly to theoperations of the chemical and drug monopoly and #hich pose the greatest threat toour continued existence as a nation! Unite no# to restore our national health theresult #ill be the restoration of our national pride$ the resumption of our role as the

inventors and producers of the modern #orld$ and the custodian of the #orld5s hopesand dreams of liberty and freedom!

Originally from the 'New World Order Intelligence pdate'web siteat http!""www.nwointelligence.com

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