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The innovation that allowed some control over the chaos was the oil pipeline. Barrels (real barrels, made of oak) wereexpensive, sometimes worth more than the oil they contained. They were expensive to transport on wagons, too. By1866, pipelines, made of wood at first, had been built to the major producing fields, transporting oil to railheads wheretanker cars could be filled. After that, there was only one real choice: the oil flowed to the nearest industrial city forrefining, Cleveland, Ohio. The oil fields were scattered in rough country, owned by small-time entrepreneurs, and newdiscoveries were unpredictable in location and size. They were, however, likely to occur in the same region, and theywould be connected by pipelines to the existing rail network, and funneled to Cleveland. After refining, the kerosene wasmarketed nation-wide.Rockefeller Dynasty Oil Crimes From 1911 to 9-11: The Institutions of ConspiracyOld Rockefeller made his first fortune in bootlegging of liquor, then he moved into the oil business and started to controlsteel mills, railroads, industrial plants, etc. in order to monopolize the refining business (he became as big as the current7 sisters, namely SOCAL, Exxon, Mobil, Texaco, Amoco, Amerada Hess). Rockefeller reasoned that the way to monopolizethe oil industry was within the transportation and refining section. In particular, refineries were comparatively long-terminvestments. At the age of 20, Rockefeller had entered business just as the Civil War began, and made a lot of moneysupplying the Army with wheat, salt, and pork. In 1863 Cleveland was connected with the Pennsylvania oilfields by rail,and Rockefeller and a partner opened an oil refinery in Cleveland. In 1866 he bought out his partner, and at the age of 26owned the largest refinery in the city. Using the size of his shipments to negotiate low prices for railroad transport,Rockefeller and his Standard Oil Company became the largest oil company in North America, amalgamating andcontrolling the refining side of the industry. By 1879 Standard Oil controlled 90% of the refining capacity in the UnitedStates, and all the pipelines flowing out of the Pennsylvania oilfields.In the 1880s, Standard moved into oilfield production too. By 1890, it was producing or buying over 80% of the oilproduced in the United States, and refining and selling it. Standard was exporting kerosene, too: half of the kerosene itproduced was exported, mainly to Europe, and kerosene was the fourth-largest American export commodity. Standard Oilof Ohio, owned by John D. Rockefeller, was refining 90 percent of all crude oil in the United States and had begun itsinternational expansion. At the end of the century, the Standard Oil Trust controlled the oil industry of the Americas, whileShell was a major player in much of the rest of the World. Rockefeller expanded his sphere of control outside the oilbusiness. In 1891, a Rockefeller grant founds the University of Chicago. In 1892, the Rockefeller trust was transferred toa holding company: Standard Oil of New Jersey. In 1894, John Dewey known as the "father of progressive education"starts teaching at the University of Chicago. He is to teach four of the five Rockefeller brothers. He wrote: "There is noGod and no soul. Hence, there are no needs for the props of traditional religion. With dogma and creed excluded, thenimmutable (unchangeable) truth is also dead and buried. There is no room for fixed, natural law or permanent moralabsolutes”. In 1901, the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research (Rockefeller University) was founded in New York. In1902, the Rockefeller General Education Board GEB was founded. In 1908, Rockefeller was connected with founding theFBI. Also in 1908, Congress passed the Aldrich-Vreeland Act calling for the establishment of National MonetaryCommission and the man placed as Chairman of the commission was Sen. Nelson Aldrich after an artificially inducedmoney panic. His daughter, Abby, was married to John D. Rockefeller Jr. In 1913, the Rockefeller Foundation wasfounded.Senator Nelson Aldrich, the maternal grandfather of today's Rockefeller brothers, proposes the Aldrich Bill to establish theFederal Reserve Act which passes in 1913. The Rockefeller dynasty along with the Rothschild dynasty are two of the 12major owners of the Fed. Rockefeller money was instrumental in establishing the Leagues of Nations in 1920 and theRockefellers donated the land in 1950 for the current UN building in New York. Money for the founding of the CFR in 1921came from J. P. Morgan, Bernard Baruch, Otto Kahn, Jacob Schiff, Paul Warburg, and John D. Rockefeller, among otherswith the help of the Round Table Group. This was the same crowd involved in the forming of the Federal Reserve.Prominent figures who have served as CFR directors since 1921 include: Walter Lippman, Adlai Stevenson, Cyrus Vance,Zbigniew Brzezinske, Robert O. Anderson, Paul Volcker, Theodore M. Hesburgh, Lane Kirkland, George H. W. Bush, HenryKissinger, David Rockefeller, George Shultz, Alan Greenspan, Brent Scowcroft, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, and Richard B.Cheney. Three major events altered this situation: in 1901 the great Spindletop gusher brought Texas oil into the picture,eventually bringing Gulf and Texaco into the big leagues; in 1911 the US Government used anti-trust legislation to breakup the Standard company; and the World War of 1914-1918 brought to everyone's attention the fact that petroleum wasnow vital to waging and winning wars. The scene was set for oil to dominate much economic, political, and militarythinking, and that situation continues today.We know now that most of the World's oil production and most of the World's oil reserves will be in the Middle East for theforeseeable future. The predominant oil-bearing region lies in an arc from Iraq and Iran through Kuwait and Saudi Arabia,with the smaller Gulf States like Abu Dhabi and Bahrain on the fringe of the belt. That was not known until early in the20th century. In 1904 an Armenian businessman, Calouste Gulbenkian, reported to the Turkish Sultan Abdul Hamid onthe oil potential of the then Turkish provinces in Iraq: the Sultan promptly transferred large areas into his own personalpossession. The Iraq Petroleum Company was formed in 1914, with capital coming from a consortium of British and Dutchcompanies. The Anglo-Persian Oil Company, which eventually evolved into BP, struck oil in Iran in 1908, and in 1911Winston Churchill, then head of the British Admiralty, used Government money to buy half of the company on behalf ofthe Royal Navy. Churchill also decided that new British battleships would be fueled by oil rather than coal, and the Iraniansupplies were very valuable to the British in World War I. In the early part of the Twentieth Century, oil began to be themost important product in the World. In 1910, the mightiest military force in the World under Churchill, the British Navy,converted its entire fleet to oil power. From that point on, access to oil has been the single most important denominator ofmilitary success. Let us look at a conspiracy in point with the Rockefellers, the Bushes and their related families, theThe Hidden History Of Money & New World Order Usury Secrets Revealed at last! Page 615