Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Empress Alexandra, to let him talk to the Czar about
making a separate peace with Germany. The Empress,
fearful of criticism, refused to receive him, and after
spending the night at the palace, he was escorted back
to the German lines.
To keep Germany in the war, Paul Warburg, head of the
Federal Reserve System, hastily arranged for credits to
be routed to his brother, Max Warburg, through
Stockholm to M.M. Warburg Co. Hamburg. Food
presented a more difficult problem. It was finally decided
to ship it directly to Belgium as "relief for the starving
Belgians". The supplies could then be shipped over
Rothschild railway lines into Germany. As director for this
"relief" operation, the Rothschilds chose Herbert Hoover.
His partner in the Belgian Relief Commission was Emilie
Francqui, chosen by Baron Lambert, head of the Belgian
Rothschild family.
The plan was so successful that it kept World War I
going for an additional two years, allowing the U.S. to get
into the "war to end wars". John Hamill, author of "The
Strange Career of Herbert Hoover" states that Emile
Francqui, director of Societe Generale, a Jesuit bank,
opened an office in his bank as the National Relief and
Food Committee, with a letter of authorization from the
German Gov. Gen. von der Goltz. Francqui then went to
London with this letter, accompanied by Baron Lambert,
head of the Belgian Rothschilds, and Hugh Gibson,
secretary of the American Legation in Brussels.