Source: Intel HubDean Henderson
(Excerpted from Chapter 19: The Eight Families: Big Oil & Their Bankers in the Persian Gulf…)
United World Federalists founder James Warburg’s father was Paul
Warburg, who financed Hitler with help from Brown Brothers Harriman
partner Prescott Bush. [1]
Colonel Ely Garrison was a close friend of both President Teddy Roosevelt and President Woodrow Wilson. Garrison wrote inRoosevelt, Wilson and the Federal Reserve,
“Paul Warburg was the man who got the Federal Reserve Act together
after the Aldrich Plan aroused such nationwide resentment and
opposition. The mastermind of both plans was Baron Alfred Rothschild of
London.”
The Aldrich Plan was hatched at a secret 1910 meeting at JP Morgan’s
private resort on Jekyl Island, SC between Rockefeller lieutenant Nelson
Aldrich and Paul Warburg of the German Warburg banking dynasty.
Aldrich, a New York congressman, later married into the Rockefeller family. His son Winthrop Aldrich chaired Chase Manhattan
Bank. While the bankers met, Colonel Edward House, another Rockefeller
stooge and close confidant of President Woodrow Wilson, was busy
convincing Wilson of the importance of a private central bank and the
introduction of a national income tax. A member of House’s staff was
British MI6 Permindex insider General Julius Klein. [2]
Wilson didn’t need much convincing, since he was beholden to copper
magnate Cleveland Dodge, whose namesake Phelps Dodge became one of the
biggest mining companies in the world. Dodge bankrolled Wilson’s
political career. Wilson even wrote his inaugural speech on Dodge’s
yacht. [3]
Wilson was a classmate of both Dodge and Cyrus McCormick at
Princeton. Both were directors at Rockefeller’s National City Bank (now
Citigroup). Wilson’s main focus was on overcoming public distrust of
the bankers, which New York City Mayor John Hylan echoed in 1922 when he
argued, “The real menace to our republic is the invisible government
which, like a giant octopus, sprawls its slimy length over our city,
state and nation. At the head is a small group of banking houses,
generally referred to as the international bankers”. [4]
But the Eight Families prevailed. In 1913 the Federal Reserve Bank
was born, with Paul Warburg its first Governor. Four years later the US
entered World War I, after a secret society known as the Black Hand
assassinated Archduke Ferdinand and his Hapsburg wife. The Archduke’s
friend Count Czerin later said, “A year before the war he informed me
that the Masons had resolved upon his death.”[5]
