Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

CFR was Elihu Root, lawyer for Morgan and Kuhn, Loeb
Co.; Alexander Hemphill, a Morgan banker; and Otto
Kahn of Kuhn, Loeb Co.
The founders of the RIIA were Rothschild's principal
South African agents:
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Sir Otto Beit, trustee of Rhodes Estate and director of British South
Africa Co.
Percy Alport Molteno, son of the first Premier of Cape Colony
Sir Abe Bailey, owner of the Transvaal Mines, who worked closely
with Sir Alfred Milner in starting the Boer War
John W. Wheeler-Bennett, who became Gen. Eisenhower's political
adviser at SHAEF London 1944-45
Sir Julien Cahn
Lionel Curtis, colonial secretary of the Transvaal, who gave his
address as the Round Table, 175 Picadilly Rd., London. He was later
appointed Beit lecturer on the colonial history of South Africa.
Other founders of RIIA included four members of the
Astor family: Viscount Astor, Hon. F.D.L. Astor, M.L.
Astor, and H.J.J. Astor, the latter being chairman of The
Times and director of Hambros Bank.
The first President of RIIA was Lt. Col. R.W. Leonard,
president of the Coniagas Mines. The Lord Patron was
Her Majesty the Queen. All Prime Ministers and Viceroys
of the Colonies since 1923 have been Honorary
Presidents of RIIA. Stephen King Hall, in his definitive
work, "Chatham House," says: "The Prince of Wales
graciously accepted the office of Visitor. This
appointment secured that the Institute could never be
perverted to party or propaganda purposes." [Right! --ed]