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literally above the law. The powerful Illuminati control the law. In 1973, the CEO of
BankCal, De Bretteville sold Edmond Rothschild 300,000 shares of Bancal Tristate
Corp., 22% of the holding company for the Bank of California.
De Bretteville had originally asked two English Rothschild cousins if they wanted to
purchase the stock. These two cousins then called two French Rothschild cousins, who
then called Edmond in Geneva, Switzerland for assistance. Edmond told them he would
help them buy it, and that after he purchased it. he would turn around and divide it
with his relatives. He lied. And over the next few years, he would continue to lie to
numerous people about his intents for the bank. De Bretteville says, "He lied to his
family and he lied to me, it was a dirty deal all around." Bank of California had the only
banking franchise at the time which was in all three Pacific rim states (OR, WA, CA). It
turned out that the Bank of California was like a piece of art to Rothschild. He had no
Intention of improving the bank, he simply wanted it for his collection of companies.
Edmond already owned companies in Brazil, toy companies, 10% in De Beers mining in
So. Africa, joint business ventures with Robert Vesco, and 30% of Club Mediterranean
which Edmond co-founded. Club Mediterranean was created out of the idea that others
of the elite would enjoy seaside playgrounds like those he and his mother cavorted at
when he was a youngster. Edmond went on to marry a chorus girl named Nadine
Actually, sources indicate that the Baron Edmond had wanted to give the Bank of
California to his only son. Bengie (Benjam in de Rothschild) as a graduation present.
But Bengie who was going to Pepperdine University was more interested in partying.
Bengie lived high on the hog at a fabulous California beach house while flunking school
and living wildly. Apparently, his father decided his son wasn’t ready for a graduation
present. In fact, he left Pepperdine Univ. after 4 years with 31 credits (97 short to
graduate) and went back home to Chateau Pregny on the shore of Lake Geneva near
Geneva. Switz.
It wasn’t until 1989, that Benjamin stepped forward into the world of finance, by
launching his La Compagnie de Tresorerie-Benjamin de Rothschild. The San Jose
Mercury. Jan. 12, 1992 reported, ,,The longtime chief executive of the blue-blood San
Francisco bank invited Rothschild to invest. Banking regulators encouraged Rothschild
to take charge. Securities investigators ignored the frenzy of trading overseas, and
later, the documentation of insider trading. The bank’s directors fawned while the baron
used it as a personal plaything. ,,This is not what made this country great." says Bill
Miles, a former BankCal vice president. "This is greed, all the way through." Edmond
Rothschild only purchased a mInority of BankCal’s shares, but he was still able to
totally control the company. He was also able to manipulate its stock prices and carry
out insider trading without the Securities and Exchange Commission watching it.
Edmond named two representatives to the board of directors. The first was George
Coulon Karlweis, a patrician Swiss Banker who worked for Edmond. The other was
George Shapiro. a New York lawyer who knew nothing about banking. Edmond has
called George Shapiro his "godfather and his "guardian angel." Then Edmond replaced
De Bretteville as CEO with his man Chauncey Schmidt. Edmond had agreed to leave
DeBretteville in his position as a condition to purchase BankCal shares, but when he
chose to renege on his agreement he did without compassion. Bank board meetings
became a game of ,,What does Edmond think?" Edmond on his part threw parties that
enamored him to San Francisco’s high society. Edmond carried out a series of actions
which dropped the value of BankCal’s stock drastically. Financial advisors and securities
analysts convinced small stockholders to sell their BankCAl stock which they then did
for rock bottom prices as little as $16 a share. Rothshild bought some at that price.
Some of Rothschild’s secret proxies paid slightly higher prices.
Most of the stock went to anonymous investors trading through private banks protected
by secrecy laws. Nearly 20% of the bank’s stock was sold by misled shareholders, and
was sold to secret European bank accounts. The Baron and his friends secretly began
buying the Bank’s stock after It had hit rock bottom prices. During 1979 to 1981 more
than 15% of Bank of California’s stock was sold in Europe. Such an abrupt shift in a
stock’s trading pattern is supposed to set off alarms with the Securities and Exchange
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