[…] of it in his memoir. 8 5 published in Nexus and Paranoia, and published numerous pieces on the now defunct Conspiracy Archive website. He wrote ‘The ” Rothschild connection”: the House of Rothschild and the invasion of Iraq’ in Lobster 63 and ‘Bilderberg Myths: Were the Bilderbergers behind the 1973 oil shock?’ in Lobster […]
[PDF file]: […] largely depends on the US network he developed as PM, especially in the Middle East, Mandelson looks largely to the Russian and East European oligarchs with Nat Rothschild and Sir Martin Sorrell of WPP being key figures in helping build the wealth that now affords him an £11m home in Regent’s Park. What both […]
[PDF file]: […] investing in Russia and elsewhere. He describes in 2 some detail a dinner at the private members club Annabel’s in London in 2007, ‘hosted by investor Nat Rothschild’ when the project was still taking shape. Among the guests was a certain David Cameron along with various billionaires, and ‘a twenty-five year old Ivanka Trump’ […]
[PDF file]: […] survived exposure by The Observer while a Tony Blair adviser at No 10, enjoyed a spell as a Brussels eurocrat with Mandelson before both took ermine and Rothschild cash to fund the launch of their Policy Network ‘think tank’. Ms Thomson’s father was Knight of the Thistle Lord Thomson of Monifeith, a Lib Dem […]
[PDF file]: […] Mandelson of Foy and Hartlepool. But he was already working hard for his financial future. As early as 2002 he had been bankrolled by multi-millionaire Sir Evelyn Rothschild to the tune of £250,000 for his Policy Network ‘think-tank’.15 Over the years he had cultivated other friendships with the world’s wealthy.16 No sooner had Labour […]
[PDF file]: […] highest of high society circles with all the usual trappings of the uber-rich, including a London residence on Park Lane that he purchased from Baron Leopold de Rothschild. The considerable success of Radio Luxembourg, and Plugge’s expansion of his network via the International Broadcasting Company to Spain, Yugoslavia and Eire in the years that […]
[…] We learn that some of the think-tanks benefited from oligarch largesse long before Alexander Lebedev bought more direct public influence by acquiring the London Evening Standard. The Rothschild family feature prominently in this story and the authors recount the warm welcome Ken Livingstone gave to the Russian influx in his days as Mayor of […]
[PDF file]: […] most spectacular African assassinations and kidnappings of the 1960s – were now only too happy to assume a lower profile. Pompidou’s political patrons – most notably the Rothschild family with their huge complex of African investments – could, in future, have their corporations exploit this international milieu without governmental supervision. A similar process, culminating […]
