Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

was coming from someone else, but never managed to
trace it.
In February 1930, one of the few articles on the
Rothschilds ever to appear in an American magazine
appeared in Fortune, which stated:
"On only one important point did the Rothschilds guess wrong. They never
would have anything to do with the U.S. of America. Imagination falters at
what the Rothschilds might be today if they had spent on the infant industries
of this country one-half the sums they poured into Imperial Austria."
The Fortune writer did not know then and probably never
knew that the Rothschilds have always controlled the
Morgan and Rockefeller operations, as well as the
foundations set up by these front men to control the
people of the United States.
During the past quarter of a century, many writers have
published alarming exposes of the Rockefellers and their
control of the U.S. through the Council on Foreign
Relations. In 1950, the New York Times carried a small
notice on an inside page that L.L. Strauss, a partner of
Kuhn, Loeb Co., had been appointed financial advisor to
the Rockefeller brothers. In short, all their investments
must be approved by a partner of Kuhn, Loeb Co. It has
always been thus, beginning with Jacob Schiff.
Strauss held the position from 1950 to 1953, when it
passed to J. Richardson Dilworth. Dilworth, who married
Elizabeth Cushing, was a partner of Kuhn, Loeb Co. from
1946 to 1958, when he became director of finances for
the entire Rockefeller family, presiding over all their