https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)s_in_worlds_largest/ Gaat over hetzelfde onderwerp, of de Rothschilds via meerdere investment funds op een relatief anonieme manier toch controle hebben over het algemene reilen en zeilen van grote banken en andere instituten. Daar staat ook een comment in die eigenlijk gewoon heel goed op mij over kwam.
"I looked into two of the companies that and their managers either were former Rothschild employees or the companies received money from them. The Rothschild's are assumed to be the richest family in the world. They have been around for centuries and have played a major role in banking if not the largest around the world.
Quoting their own websites.
1 Vanguard: John James, Vanguard Managing Director- “was a senior executive with Rothschild Australia Asset Management.”
http://www.vanguard.com.au/personal_investors/about-vanguard...
"State Street Appointed By NM Rothschild & Sons to Provide Investment "
2 State Street Corporation-
http://pr.statestreet.com/us/en/20070129_1.html Most occurring Shareholder Companies: BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard and Fidelity(FMR LLC)
This leads me to believe that those groups are Rothschild front groups.
So, the manager of the Australian branch of Vanguard was once a senior executive with the Australian branch of another asset management company, in this case, Rothschild Asset Management. So?
I just searched for "Rothschild Australia Asset Management" and found out that is was bought by Westpac Banking Corporation in 2002 and renamed Sagitta. It was bought for the relatively small amount of $323 million.
Vanguard and Fidelity will be familiar to many, since they manage tens of millions of small-investor retirement accounts.
State Street and BlackRock mostly target institutional and other large investors, so are more likely to have dealings with the Rothschilds.
If you read the linked press release, it says "State Street Corporation ... has been appointed to provide an integrated range of investment services to the US$650 million NM Rothschild & Sons Pension Fund." For comparison, the same press release says that State Street had (in 2006) "$11.9 trillion in assets under custody and $1.7 trillion in assets under management." To knock off a few zeros for comparison, $650 million out of $1.7 trillion is the same ratio as $650 out of $1.7 million. So this is a very small transaction for State Street.
In fact, if you look at the financial statements for the Rothschild companies,
http://www.rothschild.com/about_rothschild/financial_reports/ , the striking thing is that they are not huge institutions. Rothschild Wealth Management only manages 37 billion euros (about $48 billion). State Street now manages $2 trillion, so it is about 40 times larger.
So, to sum up, the OP thinks that if you ever worked for a Rothschild company, then you must be controlled by the Rothschilds. If your business ever did business with a Rothschild company, then it must be a Rothschild front. This, even if your business is many times larger than the entire Rothschild empire.
I know that the Rothschilds were the biggest banking family (by far) 150 years ago. But I don't get why anybody thinks that they control everything now, when they seem to be relatively small players. Forbes magazine lists over 1000 people richer than the richest Rothschild."
In het kort, de grote haat en wantrouw jegens de Rothschilds is misschien wel gerechtvaardigd maar zo ongeveer 70 tot 100 jaar te laat, ze zijn ingehaald door veel machtigere instituten. Nog lang niet armlastig maar het vingertje in de pap is niet heel geweldig.
Iedereen is de hoofdrolspeler van zijn eigen komedie.
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