coleman-the-rothschild-dynasty

The Rothschild Dynasty 9
(negotiated by Amschel) was paid to the Landgrave in drafts. That
portion of the money actually transferred to Kassel was then used
to provide high interest loans to other needy princes. This
resulted in a tremendous movement of funds in and out of Kassel
with substantial income for the Landgrave, who had taken up
with the Von Turn and Taxis family who held the postal
monopoly for all of Europe. The mercenaries, who had done the
most to earn the money, got nothing, but the bare promised
amounts, as they were not privy to the "private" side-agreement
done behind their backs.
The Princes of Von Thurn and Taxis (members of the
Committee of 300) were happy to have a share in the booty in
exchange for acting as intelligence agents for the Landgrave, and
later for the Rothschilds. They did this by opening important mail
as directed, reading the contents and advising the Landgrave what
they had seen, and on his orders, either expediting or delaying
delivery of the letters to the benefit of the Landgrave and Mayer
Amschel — and to the detriment of their debtors.
(For further details of the Von Thurn and Taxis family, please
refer to The Conspirators' Hierarchy, The Committee of 300, 4 th
Edition)
These facts are indeed far from the romantic notions of
how Amschel got his start, and more fully disclosed than anything
that has appeared in print before. Critics say that the facts are far
from those suggested in the Encyclopedia. Cherep-Spiridovich
says bluntly, that the money was not returned to the Landgrave
and was in fact stolen by Amschel. In The Rothschild Money
Trust, author Armstrong states:
The facts are entirely 'less romantic.' Mayer Amschel
Rothschild embezzled the money. This money was
tainted from its origin. It was paid by the British
Government to the Landgrave for the service of his