Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

They collect ever higher taxes, increase the control of
government over every aspect of human life, and plan
more wars and revolutions to further their goals. From
the outset, American foundations have exhibited a
twofold image -- in front is the tireless do-gooder who
balks at nothing if it serves a good cause. Behind him
are the evil conspirators who are intent on preserving
and increasing their wealth and power.
The foundation in its present form, originated in the
concept of a Boston family, the Peabodys. Henry James
in his novel "The Bostonians", ridiculed a family friend,
Elizabeth Peabody, for her fifty years of relentless
humanitarian zeal, portraying her as the legendary Miss
Birdseye. George Peabody, after slave trading
operations in Washington and Baltimore, moved to
London, where he was set up as a front by the
Rothschild family. He amassed a fortune by buying up
depressed stock in American panics, and chose a
Boston trader, Junius Morgan, to carry on his business.
In 1865, Peabody set up the first large-scale American
foundation, the Peabody Educational Fund, endowing it
with $1 million in government bonds. By 1867, this had
grown to $2 million; by 1869, $3.6 million. Ostensibly set
up to educate Southern Negroes after the Civil War, it
was a key operation in the carpetbagger strategy to gain
control of Southern lands and to control their state
governments. These states had to borrow heavily from
Wall Street bankers to rebuild their services, and they
remained deeply in debt for the next century.