Bloodlines of Illuminati

George Peabody, a Massachusetts’s trader, set up a banking house - George Peabody & Co. - in
London in 1837. He became regarded as a "financial ambassador in London. Carrol Quigley attributes
the use of tax-exempt foundations for manipulation of society to Peabody, seen in his IllumInati
Peabody foundation. Daniel Colt Gilman, a member of the Skull & Bones and first President of the
Carnegie Institution, was involved in the establishment of the Peabody foundation. He was in such
high regard by the elite that they have erected a statue of him across from the Bank of England.
Peabody was getting old and needed a younger partner. Junius Morgan, of Hartford, Connetticut, was
recommended to Peabody. In 1854 Junius and his family arrived in London to join George Peabody
& Co. When the elite’s concocted American Civil War broke out, Peabody and Junius Morgan raised
loans for the North. It appears JunIus played both sides of the war. Ralph Epperson claims Junius was
one of the Rothschild agents who shipped supplies to the South. When Peabody retired in 1864 Junius
took over the business. The firm was re-named JS. Morgan & Co. That same year Junius’ son, J.P.
Morgan, became a junior partner in the firm. A year later J.P. left for America to represent the firm in
the New York. After the end of the Franco-Prussian War, Junius Morgan was called on to help restore
the French etonomy. Around this time his bank was talked of as a rival to the Rothschild’s New
Court, but Junius was a Rothschild agent, when he prospered so prospered the Rothschilds and the
Illuminati. J.S. Morgan & Co. was one of the Rothschild’s great power tools in the United States. In
1869 JunIus’ son, J.P. Morgan went to London to met with the Rothschilds. They laid out the plans to
form Northern Securities, a company that would act as an agent for New Court in the US. J.P. ruling
as a proxy for the family. In 1871 Junius’ son, J.P. Morgan, made an alliance with Tony Drexel, heir
to the powerful Philadelphia bank. Their firm - Drexel, Morgan & Co. -resided in an extravagant new
building on Wall St., which is still Morgan headquarters today. After the Europeans got over their
lack of confidence at the end of the CIvil War, money began to stream across the ocean to the US.,
providing massive profit for the firm. It set out to finance the growing number of industrial projects in
America. The House of Morgan was getting extremely rich.
Junius retired in 1879 and J.P. took over JS. Morgan & Co., reorganizing It under the title J.P.
Morgan & Co. "J.P. Morgan soon became a symbol of the growing centralization of American
money." He was very monopolistic. His agents would create cartels through ‘Morganization." By
1896 the IllumInati families Payne, Whitney and the Vanderbilts all bad money in Morgan-Guarantee
Company which was run by the "J.P. Morgan and Guggenheim outfits."
At a certain point he controlled neariy half the American railroad system. He established the United
States Steel Corp. ("based on Andrew Carnegie’s Pittsburgh Steel mills") In 1901 by raising the
"unprecedented" amount of $1.4 billion. J.P. was adept at creating financial syndicates for the
Illuminati, joint efforts to further the "Great Plan." President Welliam Mckinley began prosecuting
the Rothschild’s Morgan-run Northern Securities under the anti-trust laws in 1900. In 1901 Mckinley
ran for a second term and appointed a new vice-president, Theodore Roosevelt, a lock, stock and
barrel Illuminatus. Less than a year later he was assassinated. When "Teddy" became president the
prosecution of Northern Securities stopped. For this reason some people think Mckinley’s death was
ordered by J.P. Morgan and the Rothschilds. He was able to set up a syndicate, with the help of
Rothschild agent, August Belmont, Jr., that bailed the U.S. out of a Treasury depletion. The syndicate
raised $65 billion in gold. The sum would be repaid by an issue of bonds. J.P. received some criticism
for the strict terms of the deal. For 5 months in early 1907, J.P. Morgan was in Europe, traveling back
and forth between London and Paris, presumably visiting the Rothschild House’s there. A. Ralph
Epperson writes: "Apparentiy the reason Morgan was in Europe was because the decision was being
made to have Morgan precipitate a bank panic in America. When he returned, he started rumors that
the KnIckerbocker Bank in New York was insolvent." Panic ensued. People began a mass withdrawal
of their deposits - a run. The Knickerbocker run had a domino effect, other banks had runs and the
Panic of 1907 ,,was complete." J.P. Morgan oversaw the banking communities response to the Panic
of 1907. The whole Incident helped the elite push for a central bank. One man who knew of the plot
was historian Frederick Lewis Allen, who wrote in LIFE magazine: ,,...certain chroniclers have
arrived at the ingenious conclusion that the Morgan interests took advantage of the unsettled
conditions during the autumn of 1907 to precipitate the Panic, guiding It shrewdly as it progressed, so
that it would kill off rival banks, and consolidate the pre-eminence of the banks within the Morgan