How can the "poor" Rothschilds rule the world?

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Interest in the Rothschild clan has once again intensified in 200 years in connection with the presidential elections in France - after the little-known 39-year-old Emmanuel Macron bypassed all other candidates in the first round of elections, and the French media began to write about him as the next President of France.

Many people associate Macron's rapid advancement to the political foreground with the fact that five years ago this young man stepped into the corridors of power directly from the Parisian bank of the Rothschilds. From this it is concluded that the Rothschilds, these "bankers of kings and kings of bankers", just like in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, continue to rule France (if not the world).

No one has refuted the formula of capitalist society, according to which the political influence of a person or a group is directly proportional to the capital that a given person (group) has. Accordingly, the most influential people should be people who occupy the first lines in the ranking of billionaires by Forbes magazine. On March 20, 2017, the 31st annual world ranking of dollar billionaires was published. From it we learn that over the past year the number of billionaires on the planet for the first time exceeded two thousand people (increased from 1810 to 2043 people), and the total state of this super-rich community has grown to 7, 7 trillion. dollars (by 18%).

For the fourth year in a row, Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, is at the top of the rankings. His fortune grew from $ 75 billion to $ 86 billion. On the second line is the head of Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett, his fortune in 12 months increased by $ 14.8 billion to $ 75.6 billion. In third place is Amazon founder Jeff Bezo s, which has risen two steps from fifth place over the year (72.8 billion dollars).

Probably, all of them are not alien to politics, but the idea of their decisive influence on political processes usually does not appear. For example, in last year's presidential elections in the United States, there was a heated discussion about the possible influence of anyone on the election campaign in America, but I could not find a single publication in the American media that Bill Gates, Warren Buffett or Jeff Bezos actively influenced the election process. But the names of those who were suspected of actively interfering in the struggle between Clinton and Trump, we will not find in the top ten, or even in the first hundred of the Forbes rating. So, George Soros, one of the "suspects", is only in 29th place with a capital of $ 25.2 billion. David Rockefeller, the only one of this clan to get into the rating (died at 102nd year of life on March 20, 2017.), is listed in 581st place with a "modest" amount of 3.3 billion dollars.

And the most amazing thing: among more than two thousand dollar billionaires, we will not find a single Rothschild! Representatives of this large family have never appeared in them for 31 years of publication of Forbes ratings! Meanwhile, interest in the Rothschilds is much greater than interest in any of the persons involved in the world list of billionaires. And it does not leave the feeling that the Rothschild empire is invisibly present on the political map of the world.

Let me just remind you of the main assets that are controlled by the members of the "reigning house" in this empire.

Banking sector. 1. Bank N. M. Rothschild & Son (London). The oldest bank of the Rothschilds, founded in 1811. It is administered by Baron David de Rothschild. 2. Bank Rothschild & Cie (France) under the management of the same David de Rothschild. 3. Swiss bank Rothschild AG (Zurich), managed by Eli Rothschild. 4. Bank JNR Ltd investing in Russian and Ukrainian companies. Run by Nathaniel (Nat) Rothschild.

London, French and Swiss banks are merged into the Rothschild Group. The group has 57 offices in 45 countries on five continents, employing about 3 thousand employees. The Rothschild Group specializes in investment banking, especially in the area of mergers and acquisitions.