Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

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The House of Orange and the Bank of England
The Merchants of Death and World War I
The Post-War World Order: RIIA and CFR
The Opium Trade and Other Ventures
First City and Rothschilds, Inc.
THE HOUSE OF ORANGE AND THE BANK OF ENGLAND
Like other enterprises with which the Rothschilds have
been connected, the Bank of England has been a center
of international intrigue and espionage since its founding
in 1694. Although the Rothschilds did not become
associated with the Bank until 1812, when Nathan Mayer
Rothschild increased his fortune 6500 times by taking
advantage of false rumors that somehow swept the
London Stock Exchange, purporting that England had
lost [to Napoleon] at Waterloo. The Bank of England
originated in a revolution, when William III, Prince of
Orange, drove King James II from the throne. Since the
Bank of England Charter was granted by William in
1694, there has never been another revolt against the
Crown. The royal family has been secure because the
source of money, crucial to a revolution, has remained
under control.
King Charles II had managed to retain a shaky position
because of support from the Duke of Buckingham
(George Villiers), and others whose first names formed
the word "CABAL", introducing a new term for intrigue.
His successor, James II, tried to placate the powerful
lords of England, but even his longtime supporters,
scenting a change of power, began secret negotiations
with the Prince of Orange. Wilhelm I, Prince of Orange,