Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Economy Corp., and N.M. Rothschild & Sons of London.
Eaton had begun his career as a $2 a day factotum for
John D. Rockefeller, who later financed his purchase of
Canadian Gas & Electric Corp. Eaton stated that
Rockefeller soon interested him in Russian affairs. In an
interview with Mike Wallace, Eaton claimed that under
Communism, the people of the Soviet Union were
entirely contented. "They were happy. I was amazed at
their happiness and dedication to the system." Eaton
was one of the first defenders of the Stalin-Hitler Pact in
1939.
The Rothschilds have rarely been identified with
Communist causes, preferring to remain in the
background. Only one member, N.M. Victor Rothschild,
who served an apprenticeship with J.P. Morgan Co., had
become involved with the Apostles Club at Cambridge,
described by Michael Straight as composed mostly of
Communists who were also homosexual. Its well known
members were Guy Burgess and Donald MacLean;
Anthony Blunt, Keeper of the Queen's Pictures; and the
double, or triple agent Kim Philby. During World War II,
Victor Rothschild, who was with MI5, lent his London flat
at No. 5 Bentinck St. to Burgess, while his mother, Mrs.
Charles Rothschild, hired Burgess as her investment
counselor. Blunt left the staff of the Warburg Institute to
work with MI5; he introduced Victor Rothschild to his
aunt, Teresa Mayor, who later became Lady Rothschild.
Blunt has been recently described as having had an
"affectionate" relationship with the Queen.