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that Trotsky be released, but the secret service ignored
him.
By means never explained, Mackenzie King then
stepped into the breach and obtained Trotsky's freedom.
Trotsky continued on his way to Russia, and became
Lenin's chief deputy in the extermination of Russian
citizens; he also organized the Red Army with the able
help of Wall Street lawyer Thomas D. Thacher. The
agents who had arrested Trotsky were dismissed from
the service; their careers were ended.
As a reward for his intervention, the Rockefellers
appointed Mackenzie King head of the Rockefeller
Foundation dept. of Industrial Research at a salary of
$30,000 a year (the average wage in the U.S. at that
time was $500 year). Frank P. Walsh testified before a
U.S. Commission that the Rockefeller Foundation was a
cloak for the Rockefeller plan to lead organized labor into
slavery.
King also became a director of the Carnegie Corporation.
A Lady Laurier left him a large mansion in Ottawa, and in
1921 a group of well-wishers, led by Peter Larkin,
refurbished and staffed it for him at a cost of $255,000.
King then appointed Larkin High Commissioner of
Canada in London. In 1940, the Canadian Parliament
voted King, then Prime Minister of Canada "absolute and
dictatorial powers for the duration" [of World War II]. On
King's 74th birthday in 1948, John D. Rockefeller Jr.
gave him $100,000. The Rockefeller Foundation then put