Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Stephenson had been meeting regularly since 1940 to
organize the new agency. Stephenson was working
directly under Col. Stewart Menzies, head of Special
Operations Executive (SOE), the top British intelligence
agency. As cover, Menzies was Colonel in the Life
Guards, the escort troop of the King. Stephenson was
head of SIS (Special Intelligence Section). When
Donovan had left for London July 15, 1940 on his
mission for Roosevelt, Stephenson had wired London,
"Col. Wm. J. Donovan, personally representing the
President, left yesterday by clipper. U.S. Embassy not,
repeat, not being informed."
This was a replay of the House-Wilson-Wiseman
operation during World War I. Not only were the
American people left in the dark, but concerned agencies
were never told what the conspirators had planned.
Donovan's London mission was a slap in the face to the
U.S. Ambassador, Joseph Kennedy. Roosevelt called
Donovan "my secret legs", and he assured Stephenson
in a private interview, "I'm your biggest undercover
agent."
In "A Man Called Intrepid", Stephenson is quoted as
saying that after April, 1939, "The President was one of
us." It was also in 1939 that Roosevelt privately told
Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada and a
longtime Rockefeller agent, "Our frontier is on the
Rhine." This same book quotes Churchill as saying, on
the eve of war, "We need Rockefeller and Rothschild."
Stephenson replied, "I can find the Rockefellers and