But:
John D. Rockefeller IV, i.e. Jay Rockefeller, is a current Senator in West Virginia, which with by the way, like Hillary Clinton with New York, he has little native association, just leverage to become a political honcho.
Jay Rockefeller is a Democrat, who like all similar, needs to appease his own guilt and protect his own selfishness, by using other people's money to appear as generous. This individual, like virtually all Democrats, is a sick example of humanity - he actually executes his life as one big rationalization, confiscating and using other people's resources. If you do not understand this then you are the problem.
I believe it was Christ who said it was harder for a rich man to aspire to heaven than ... And Jay Rockefeller, George Soros, Marc Rich, Bernard Maddoff, etc. are exactly what He was referring to. When people like Jay Rockefeller or George Soros or Barbara Boxers', bank accounts, people who act to force their own agendas on the rest of us, are reduced to my level, then I will consider their opinions. That is not saying that one cannot accumulate wealth, it is saying that having done so you shut up and commit to your own charitable sacrifice, not that of others.
It is not a difficult message to understand; charity is NOT redistributing other people's money. In Kenneth Clark's amazingly insightful masterpiece "Civilisation," he explicitly makes the observation, in that episode relevant to the rise of Dutch mercantilism, that once wealth is acquired for some unexplained reason men want to go on to acquire power over others. That is the despicable nature of those cited. And America is in the middle of that, the CFR, the Rockefellers, the avaricious Jews, virtually all the US Senators.
For your information this elitism is essentially Feudalism. And in this supposed Republic it is only the intelligence and revelation of the common voter that will defeat it.
Johnny Suntrade
RE: The Rockfellers
OLD CHINESE PROVERB : fu bu guo san dai
IN ENGLISH : Wealth does not pass three generations.
Meaning: It’s rare that the wealth of a family can last for three generations (the 2nd may see the value of hard work, but the 3rd forgets it).
Explanation: In business, the first generation works extremely hard, so that the second generation reaps the benefits. By the time the third generation arrives, the wealth is squandered.