Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

G.W. McMahon, deputy governor since 1964, economic analyst Treasury
1953-57, adviser British Embassy Washington 1957-60
Sir Adrian Cadbury, chairman Cadbury Schweppes, dir. IBM UK
Leopold de Rothschild, N.M. Rothschild and Sons, etc.
George V. Blunden, exec. dir. Bank of England since 1947, served with IMF
1955-58
A.D. Lochnis, dir. J. Henry Schroder Wagg
G.A. Drain, member Trilateral Commission, treasurer European Movement,
Franco-British Council, British North American Committee, lawyer for many
unions and health associations
Sir Jasper Hollom, has been on the board since 1936
D.G. Scholey, chairman S.G. Warburg Co., Orion Insurance, Union Discount
of London, Mercury Securities, which now owns S.G. Warburg Co. Irwin
Holdings
J.M. Clay, dep. chairman Hambros Bank, chairman Johnson and Firth Brown
Ltd
Hambros Life Assurance
Sir David Steel, chairman British Petroleum, dir. Kuwait Oil Co., The
Wellcome Trust, trustee The Economist (whose chairman is Evelyn de
Rothschild)
Lord Nelson of Stafford, chairman GE Ltd. chairman Royal Worcester Co.,
Natl. Bank of Australasia, International Nickel, British Aircraft, English
Electric, Marconi Ltd. chairman World Power Conference, Worshipful Co. of
Goldsmiths, Middle Eastern Assn
Lord Weir, chairman The Weir Group, chairman Great Northern Investment
Trust
E.A.J. George, exec. dir Bank of England, dir. Gilt-Edged Division Bank of
England, IMF 1972-72, Bank for International Settlements 1966-69
Sir Hector Laing, chairman United Biscuit, Allied Lyons, Royal Insurance
Sir Alastair Pilkington, chairman Pilkington Bros. Glass, dir. British
Petroleum, British Railways Board.
The Bank of England also dominates the Bank of
Scotland, whose chairman is Robert Bruce, Lord Balfour;
his title Balfour of Burleigh was created in 1607; he is
manager of English Electric and Viking Oil; he married
the daughter of magnate E.S. Manasseh. Directors of
Bank of Scotland include Lord Clydesmuir, also dir.