Right.... simple fact is, the Rothschilds did not invent usury, they just took it to a new level of control. They set the standard. They had a plan a scant 250-300 years ago, to run the nations of the world by controlling their currency. I look at the Rothschild company now, asset management, finacial planning, etc.... assets of 3.2 billion or some other number... and I laugh. That doesn't take into account exactly what that family is really worth. And since the Rothschild's always sit at or near the head of the table in the City of London, they don't have to disclose a damn thing. They aren't billionaires.... They own it. They now advise people? No, that's a polite way of saying they still tell all the banks what to do.

Here is a link to the Rothschild page, look at where their offices are worldwide...

www.rothschild.com/

Here are some former employees and their current titles;

René-Pierre Azria - Director of Jarden Corporation; Managing Director of Blackstone Indosuez
Dominic Barton - Worldwide Managing Director of McKinsey & Company
Franco Bernabè - CEO of Telecom Italia; Director of PetroChina
Michel de Carvalho - Vice-Chairman of Investment Banking of Citigroup; Director of Heineken International
José María Castellano - CEO of Inditex Group
Sir John Collins - CEO of Shell UK; Chairman of National Power
Alfonso Cortina - Chairman and CEO of Repsol
Douglas Daft - Chairman and CEO of The Coca-Cola Company; Director of The McGraw-Hill Companies
Russell Edey - Director of Old Mutual; Chairman of AngloGold Ashanti
Dudley Eustace - Chairman of The Nielsen Company, Vice-Chairman of Royal Philips Electronics
Pehr G. Gyllenhammar - Chairman of Aviva; Founder of European Round Table of Industrialists
Jay Hambro - CIO of [Petropavlovsk]; CEO of Aricom
Sir Graham Hearne - Deputy Chairman of Gallaher Group; Chairman and CEO of Enterprise Oil
Henry Keswick - Chairman of Jardine Matheson Holdings; Director of Mandarin Oriental
James Lawrence - Chairman of L.E.K. Consulting; CFO of Unilever
Lord Leach of Fairford - Director of Jardine Matheson Holdings; Chairman of Open Europe
Sir Carl Meyer - Deputy Chairman of De Beers; Governor of the National Bank of Egypt
Baron Moser - Chairman of British Museum; Chairman Economist Intelligence Unit
Paul Myners - Chairman of Guardian Media Group; Chairman of Marks & Spencer
Robert S. Pirie - Senior Managing Director of Bear Stearns & Co.
Gerald Rosenfeld - Head of Investment Banking of Lazard
Wilbur Ross - Famous investor and billionaire
Trevor C. Rowe - Director of the Australian Stock Exchange; Chairman of United Group; Chairman of Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC)
Anthony Salz - Senior Partner of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer; Acting Chairman of Board of Governors of the BBC
Peter Smith - Chairman of Coopers & Lybrand; Chairman of Savills
Raymond W. Smith - CEO of Bell Atlantic; Chairman of Verizon
Baron Vallance of Tummel - Vice-Chairman of Royal Bank of Scotland; Chairman of British Telecom
Baron George - Governor of the Bank of England (1993–2003)
Thierry Breton - French Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry (2005–2007)
Gerhard Schröder - Chancellor of Germany (1998–2005)
Liam Byrne - Minister of State at the Home Office (2006–2010); Minister of State at Her Majesty's Treasury (2008–2010)
John Kingman - Chief Executive of UK Financial Investments Limited
Baron Lamont of Lerwick - Member of the British Parliament (1972–1997); Chancellor of the Exchequer (1990–93)
Sir Edwin Leather - Member of the British Parliament (1950–1964); Governor of Bermuda (1973–1977)
Oliver Letwin - Chairman of the Conservative Research Department; Minister of State for Policy
René Mayer - President of France (1953)
Baron Neuberger of Abbotsbury - Lord of Appeal in Ordinary (2007–present)
Georges Pompidou - President of France (1969–1974)
John Redwood - Member of the British Parliament (1987–present)
Felix Rohatyn - United States Ambassador to France (1997–2000)
Baron Wakeham - Leader of the House of Lords (1992–1994); Leader of the House of Commons (1987–1989)
General Baron Guthrie of Craigiebank - Chief of the General Staff (1994–1997); Chief of the Defence Staff (1997–2001)

That's just some of their former employees and the big sticks they currently wield. Like their former employees, the Rothschild Group have their "advisory" offices in financial hot spots all over the world.


So yeah.... back to the point, they are a Jewish family, and they are still a huge player in what has become a consortium. They are still the advisors, the planners, the executors.

Icke harps about them, but he's right. The Rothschilds have enough wealth to house, feed, clothe and medicate the entire world. That is WAY to much power for one family to have.

hadabusa wrote:
Housing, clothing, and medical supplies last for more than a day, and we're talking shipments of bulk food supplies to starving people. They and the Windsor family own large chunks of fertile growing land in countries all over the world. That land should be free to the people of those nations... they could be self sufficient in growing their own food if the Rothschilds had to give up what they own. That's how that works. Very simple. The Rothschilds are a Jewish fam,ily and their wealth ALONE makes them a big player in what goes on in our lives day to day.

There is however quite compelling evidence that links the Nazis (yes Godwin) to many of the mega corporations that led to certain trade agreements that led to the EU, amongst other monstrous structures. Though somehow I doubt our dimwitted Nazi propagandists realise any of that when they cover it up with 'it's teh joos'.

The Space Bandit wrote:
Could you PM me some of those links please bandy? They might be useful elsewhere

dubmeup wrote:
Worth a thread of its own dontcha think?

The 'it's teh joos' thing bugs the crap out of me. For a start, it's based on total pejorative terms, and implies that it's somehow a religious cult that runs the world with all Jews involved from top to bottom.
As Andy points out, it's run by corporations for profit, and money is the sole motivation whether it be shareholders or single ownership. And as Novum points out, many of these companies are hidden inside other holding companies and their shareholders are not revealed.
There is however quite compelling evidence that links the Nazis (yes Godwin) to many of the mega corporations that led to certain trade agreements that led to the EU, amongst other monstrous structures. Though somehow I doubt our dimwitted Nazi propagandists realise any of that when they cover it up with 'it's teh joos'.

The Space Bandit wrote:

I don't think it's fair to say it's the jews or it nazi's.

The eu evolved after the war based mainly on the fact that it was not landlocked and super countries such as the us and russia were afoot.

The thought process behind the eu was if all countries pooled their communal resources (money, food, armed forces) it would be better equipped to deal with threats .

The major power in the formation of the eu was Britain

Worth a thread of its own dontcha think?

dawnbreak wrote:

An inordinately high number considering the total number of Jewish people in the world. That is something a lot of people refer to when they say "the Jews run everything..."

All Catholics aren't to blame for the atrocities of the Vatican, or for the sexual abuses of priests.... all Christians aren't to blame for the devout "Christian leaders" who kill with impunity either. But it is OK to name, blame and shame those that are up to no good. More than OK, it's necessary. Right across the board.

ronisron wrote:
It's a blatant non sequitir though isn't it

Wouldn't it be relatively simple to prove/disprove. Get a list of the richest 100/200/500(?) people and their religions, job done.

That is something a lot of people refer to when they say "the Jews run everything..."

Everything ?