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| Marketplace | Stearns Back CountryPosted on May 27, 2010. Jp Morgan Chase buyout of Bear Stearns - a delight Trillionaire Somewhere in the room of heaven Trillionaire three old codgers are sitting around a table smoking cigars and making fun of Chase J. P Morgan & Company takeover of Bear Stearns for a paltry $ 2.00 per share. Not so much because the price was over $ 130 per share, a few weeks ago, but because the Federal Reserve Board set up 30 billion dollars of government money to underwrite the sale.
Yes, Mayer Amschel Rothschild, JP Morgan and John D. Rockefeller, three patriarchs of the family fortune most powerful in history have waited nearly two centuries to see their dreams fulfilled. Perhaps such patience is why their families have remained firmly with success by maintaining the rules of the game as they are defined by their founders.
It was 248 years ago, in 1760, Mayer Amschel Rothschild founded the House of Rothschild has been to open the way for international banking and control of resources of the planet on an unprecedented scale and a bit mysterious that date. He disbursed his five son to set up banking operations across Europe and various European empires.
"Give me control the money of a nation and I care not who makes the laws." Mayer Amschel Rothschild
In time the Rothschilds were able to take control of the Bank of France and the Bank of England and pursued a relentless effort over two centuries to control a national bank in the United States. In 1850, he was told that the Rothschild family has grossed over $ 6 billion and owned half the world's wealth.
Oil (Shell) to diamonds (De Beers) to gold (from 1919 to 2004, a Rothschild was permanent Chairman of the London Gold Fixing Committee, which met twice a day in the office Rothschild in London) the Rothschilds quietly accumulated a foot in critical industries and products worldwide.
A master at building impenetrable walls around his family heritage in the present value of Rothschild holdings are estimated at between $ 100 and 300 billion dollars, yes that's trillion dollars! Now for a reference point the current U.S. national debt is 9.4 trillion dollars.
JP Morgan started as New York agent for his father's business in London in 1860 and in 1877 was floating 260 million dollars in U.S. bonds to save the government an economic collapse. In 1890, he inherited the company and in 1895 bought 200 million dollars in obligations of the United States with gold again put the U.S. economy.
"If you must ask yourself how much it costs, you can not afford it." JPMorgan
In 1912, he controlled $ 22 billion and had started companies such as U.S. Steel and General Electric while he owned several railroads. Morgan was also an officer of the U.S. House of Rothschild in London and use the resources Rothschild to help people like John D. Rockefellers.
Rockefeller, who started Standard Oil in 1863, with the help of Morgan, has developed its business in the largest oil company in the world and in 1916 the billionaire Rockefeller was the first in American history. In 1909, he established the Rockefeller Foundation, with 225 million dollars and donated nearly a billion dollars more to various causes. The Rockefeller family fortune is estimated at about $ 11 billion today.
"The way to make money is to buy when blood flows in the streets." John D. Rockefeller
So what they have in common the capitalists extraordinary? They were all devoted to the possession of a national bank in America so they can determine the budgetary policy of the nation and earn interest on the debt of the nation.
Rothschild agents in 1791 formed the first bank in the United States, but the intense opposition to foreign ownership by President Jefferson and other permits to kill him.
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