The 13 ruling families – the Rothschild (part thirteen)

The Rothschild’s History by a Jewish Writer Related to the Rothschilds: (part two)

‘The obligation to reimburse a loan and to pay interest became less onerous to men whose affairs had flourished as a result of the borrowed money. The Jewish lender ceased to be a bloodsucker; often, indeed, he became an associate of the borrower.’ [The Bible says a borrower is a slave to the lender, hardly an association to be desired.]

The business of financing monarchs was lucrative. The Rothschilds had developed several traits in the ghetto that made their family hard to stop. ‘The great gift the Frankfurt ghetto bestowed upon him [James Rothschild] was adaptibility, a quality matched by the driving force of his ambition, his prodigious energy, tremendous powers of concentration, and determination to get even [with Christians]. James set out to make his place in the world.’

The five Rothschild brothers, each in the five major European capitals set up their own private courier system which was faster than the regular mail. The Rothschilds had news whether political or ecomonic faster than anyone else including the monarchs. ‘Thus the Rothschilds had news before anyone else, including ministers [govt]; they also understood how to make use of it.’ [somewhat akin to how money could be made off of knowing the future.] The Rothschilds nomal correspondence to each other was in code. Their world was one of the finance, politics and secrecy. In the anti-Napoleonic time period, the Rothschilds increased their wealth ten-fold. ‘…James. He enjoyed, moreover, a rock-solid strength and stability, built up by his family, that family simultaneaously closed tight like a fist, united by mutual confidence and an invisible wall of secrecy, yet wide open to the outside world. Such was the cohesion of the Rothschilds that the removal of one or more of them left no gap in their common defenses.’

The Rothschilds carried out espionage with their own intelligence service, and other questionable subversive activities but none of these could be tracked. ‘Whenever Mayer Amschel and his sons were on the verge of being caught out, some highly placed person stepped in and stopped the investigation.’

They made their money doing technically illegal activity. The original large sum of money made was to take the Elector of Hesse’s large sum and instead of investing it into government bonds as directed – to put it to use at investments of higher returns, and giving the elector the return from the government bonds. Anka writes, ‘The Elector was never the wiser, but even if he had been, he could hardly have complained of disobedience.’

In summary, the Mafia-like closeness of the Rothschild family, along with their tactic to situate themselves in all the major capitals, along with their own quick secret personal news/intelligence/mail service gave them the contacts and the power to manipulate all kinds of business opportunities.”

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