Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

On Nov. 24, 1688, he joined the forces of William of
Orange.
Although William had married Mary, the daughter of
James II, and had a legitimate claim to the throne of
England, he could not take power as long as James II
was on the throne. Therefore, he entered England with a
force of 10,000 foot soldiers and 4000 horse, a small
force with which to conquer a great kingdom. With him
were Churchill, Bentinck, (the first Earl of Portland), Earl
of Shrewsbury, and Lord Polwarth, whose descendant is
a prominent member of the Anglo-American banking
establishment. James II fled to the court of Louis XIV [in
France] and was declared abdicated.
Marlborough, ancestor of Winston Churchill (whose
former daughter-in-law, Pam Harriman, is the leading
power in the Democratic Party) is described in "The
Captain General", by Ivor Brown:
"The Commissioner of Public Accounts found that the Duke of Marlborough
had accepted gifts amounting to some 60,000 pounds from Antonio Machado
and Sir Solomon de Medina, contractors for bread and wagons for the army
abroad, and 2 1/2% of all money allotted for payment of troops, some
175,000 pounds (later revised to 350,000 pounds)."
Marlborough claimed it had all been spent for
intelligence, but witnesses testified he could not have
spent more than 5000 pounds for this purpose in all of
his campaigns. Donald Chandler's biography of
Marlborough points out that "The bread contractors such
as Solomon and Moses Medina, Mynheer Hecop,
Solomon Abraham, Vanderkaa and Machado, were for