[…] bureaucracy and on the board of Policy Network, the plaything of his old mate and EU trade commissioner Peter Mandelson. Funding Policy Network is Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, and sitting alongside Liddle on the board are Third Way guru Lord Giddens, Lord Kinnocks old kitchen cabinet pair, Patricia Hewitt and Charles Clarke, and the […]
[…] movement should have been acceptable to a politician with Gladstone’s record. But he was frightened, along with most of the political and financial elite in London. Lord Rothschild, having presided over a reorganisation of the debt in 1879, began to panic, as did the sixty members of Parliament whose personal fortunes were tied up […]
[…] and that William Armstrong, who had been moved from the Treasury about three years before to be Permanent Secretary of the Civil Service Department, and (Lord) Victor Rothschild, Head of the “Think Tank” (Central Policy Review Staff) set up by Heath were also going. When we arrived, Ted started by asking William – who […]
[…] Laurence Martin, former director of Chatham House and former vice-chancellor of Newcastle University; Professor Jack Spence; Dennis Stevenson, chairman of the SRU Group, and director of J Rothschild Assurance; Sir Stephen Waley-Cohen, managing director of Victoria Palace theatre, chairman Thorndike Holdings and Policy portfolio, and Peter Williams, chairman and chief executive of Oxford Instruments. […]
First off, a slight digression. There’s been much talk recently about just how many books have been published on the assassination. ‘Over 2000’ is the figure that has been thrown around and this may be traced to the very opening sentence of Gerald Posner’s egregious Case Closed: Lee Harvey Oswald and the Assassination of JFK … Read more
[…] visible everywhere. The received version It is not that the Round Table people have been unknown. The names Quigley gives — e.g. in the inner group: Rhodes, Rothschild, William Stead, Viscount Esher, Milner, Abe Bailey, Earl Grey, H.A.L. Fisher, Jan Smuts, Leopold Amery, the Astors — are well known. The Round Table group are […]
[…] Harcourt Johnstone, Sir Walter Layton, Lord Lloyd, Earl of Lytton, J. McEwan M.P., Kingsley Martin, Henry Mond, Sir Robert Mond, Harold Nicolson, Eleanor Rathbone M.P., James de Rothschild, Lady Rhonda, A. H. Richards, Sir Malcolm Robertson, Duncan Sandys, Sir Arthur Salter, Sir Archibald Sinclair, Eugen Spier, Earl of Stamford, Henry Wickam Steed, Alderman Toole […]
[…] Sons of Liberty listings. The excerpt involves a purported 1773 meeting of businessmen that was convened in Frankfurt by Mayer Amschel Bauer (who later took the name Rothschild). Bauer is portrayed outlining a Protocols-like plan of world domination. And UFOs too? There is also an occasional unexpected strain of UFO enthusiasm among assassination researchers. […]
[…] crowd ran a coup in Britain via pro American elements of British intelligence against the Judeo-Masonic forces best represented by the Queen and, in the City, Lord Rothschild.’ Or… The Geneva Bible? The Testimony of Albert Rhys Williams? World Conservation Bank in the light of Kontradiev and Conspiracy? Thatcher and Reagan fold before wrath […]
[…] work to be done. Notes Kenneth de Courcy has featured in several Lobster articles on the British Right. See for example Morris Riley and Stephen Dorril, “ Rothschild, the right, the far right and the Fifth Man’, pp. 1-7 in Lobster 16, May 1988. Costello is one of only a handful who have appreciated […]
