IMHO, read the bios of advisors to Presidents starting with Wilson, read up on the Council of Foreign relations.
Read up on George Peabody (1795-1869) who gave J S Morgan his start in London banking and its gold cartel, setting up for J P Morgan (son of JSM) to be European banking’s main representative in America.
The capital funding for American expansion, the slave trade, etc., all this was the invested in by European banking.
The fortunes don’t evaporate when people die, and the business associations and relationships don’t evaporate either. Peabody setup a lot of foundations, all with a purpose, that would help the businesses in the long run, many were education-focused. This gives the foundations great sway over the direction of education, i.e., how the “common man” is to be taught and how the elites are to be taught. You’ll notice that elites even to this day send their children to the Ivy League schools.
You will almost never hear this history mentioned in the media or in schools.
If you research, things become obvious. George Soros is using the exact same formula; endowing universities, tax-free organizations, etc. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, that’s how we can know that he’s not just doing his thing on his own, and what he’s doing is no accident. He must, therefore, have the Eastern-Europe and Middle Eastern “franchises”, the way the Rockefeller and Morgan line has the American “franchise”.
The Board of Directors of the Federal Reserve is all people on the same team, the Fed itself was founded by the same team. If you could create a central bank for a country - you’ve got an off-the-charts amount of power and influence in that country, beyond that of any particular politician.
The only way this is not all real is if these bankers founded the Fed, all these foundations, universities and the Council on Foreign Relations, then sort of just let their influence die out and kind of “let them go”.
Problem here is that you’re declaring the normal behavior of powerful captains of industry as a conspiracy. Rich people do rich people things, people that want to become leaders to leader things, that’s not a conspiracy, that’s normal life. Yes the rich people send their kids to ivy league school, and so do others, thanks to online stuff Harvard is projecting to have 10 million students soon. Yes they invest in similar things. Yes they belong to the same clubs. That’s just normal reality. That doesn’t mean they control things, that doesn’t mean they’re pulling the strings, that doesn’t mean there’s some massive conspiracy. It means people hang out with their own kind.