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THE GENESIS OF
THE SYNDICATE
The United States were sold to the Rothschilds in 1863.
Ezra Pound, America, Roosevelt and the Causes of the Present War
Most of us have a fairly naive attitude to wealth. We think of its creation
and maintenance as something separate from the corridors of power,
from politics, particularly democratic politics. But the two are indivisible.
It's money that rules. This chapter gives the background on who really
rules the world today.
Our story starts with Mayer Amschel, a Frankfurt Jew, 1 someone you've
probably never heard of. A clerk in a bank owned by the Oppenheimers, he
worked his way up to junior partner and then left to take over the business
his father started in 1750, buying and selling rare coins. In 1769 he became
court agent for the Elector, William IX, Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel. William
inherited the largest private fortune in Europe when his father died in
1785; the equivalent of $40 million, money paid by Great Britain for the
use of 16,800 Hessian troops during the American Revolution. When
Napoleon invaded Germany in 1806, William fled from Frankfurt leaving
Amschel to guard the equivalent of $3 million, 2 which he buried in his
garden. William gave a power of attorney to Budrus von Carlhausen, who
made Amschel his banker with the responsibility of collecting interest on
royal loans. That is how the Rothschild banking dynasty began. The name
by which Mayer Amschel came to be known, "Rothschild," came from
"rotschildt" or the "red shield" that hung over the door in the house in the
ghetto where his ancestors once lived. 3
When Mayer Amschel died in 1812 he was the richest man ever to have