“John Jacob Asctor arrived in England and may well have been introduced in England to British Intelligence by his brother George. At any rate, he got involved in British Intelligence which has always been closely linked to Freemasonry and the elite. He spent time socially with the Backhouse family, an aristocratic family. How do you suppose such a supposedly destitute young man could be accepted so easily in the Backhouse social scene? This is not explained by modern biographers.
After four years, his brother George then sent him to America to represent George’s music company. His brother Henry met him when he arrived in 1784 at age 20 and introduced him to the occult world in New York City. Thomas Backhouse & Co. was a leading house in the lucrative fur trade. John Jacob Astor set out to bring the fur trade under his own control. There is a tact that must be faced. The Elite’s Committee of 300, a secret legislative group of the Illuminati, decided that John Jacob Astor could expand into the fur trade and into the opium narcotics trade. Dope Inc. shows that the Astor family was the first American family to get into the Opium trade, and that their opium trade had, was a special privilege that most other American businesses did not even try to compete with. Why? Dope Inc. doesn’t say this but I know that it is because the Committee of 300 decides such things, not free enterprise. American furs yielded 1000% profit in those days. The privilege of fur trading was a pot of gold so to speak that the Committee of 300 gave Astor, and it could only have happened because the Astor family in Walldorf was already part of a principal satanic bloodline. (The Illuminati members of the Astor family today use their influence to help those of the Illuminati in their dope trade).
William Backhouse, the American representative of the London Backhouse family and John Jacob’s brother Henry were two of John Jacob’s initial contacts in the New World. Soon John Jacob had met all types of people involved in New York’s occult world. John Jacob married Sarah Todd. John Jacob’s stepmother Christina Barbara is described as ‘the perfect, cruel fairy tale stepmother.’ John Jacob ‘raised the principle of self-interest to the level of a philosophy and…claimed for himself a natural superiority over his less able and less powerful fellow men, a sort of God-given right to exploit the world and its inhabitants for his personal gain. This was not mere cynicism, but a genuine belief that in some way [he was] among the chosen people for whose convenience and advancement life was ordered….Such people…make history, but they also pervert it in human terms because their world and the codes that govern it have nothing to do with morality’ [Sinclair, David. Dynasty, the Astors and their Times, p. 59]
‘Astor took Freemasonry seriously….[Gov. DeWitt]. Clinton rose unusually fast in the degrees, but the German immigrant [John Jacob] who talked at times as if he had marbles in his mouth was not far behind him. Astor eventually caught up to Clinton…’ [Terrell. Furs by Astor, p. 84]”
The Astor Ruling Family – from Germany to England & America (1)
“John Jacob Asctor arrived in England and may well have been introduced in England to British Intelligence by his brother George. At any rate, he got involved in British Intelligence which has always been closely linked to Freemasonry and the elite. He spent time socially with the Backhouse family, an aristocratic family. How do you suppose such a supposedly destitute young man could be accepted so easily in the Backhouse social scene? This is not explained by modern biographers.
After four years, his brother George then sent him to America to represent George’s music company. His brother Henry met him when he arrived in 1784 at age 20 and introduced him to the occult world in New York City. Thomas Backhouse & Co. was a leading house in the lucrative fur trade. John Jacob Astor set out to bring the fur trade under his own control. There is a tact that must be faced. The Elite’s Committee of 300, a secret legislative group of the Illuminati, decided that John Jacob Astor could expand into the fur trade and into the opium narcotics trade. Dope Inc. shows that the Astor family was the first American family to get into the Opium trade, and that their opium trade had, was a special privilege that most other American businesses did not even try to compete with. Why? Dope Inc. doesn’t say this but I know that it is because the Committee of 300 decides such things, not free enterprise. American furs yielded 1000% profit in those days. The privilege of fur trading was a pot of gold so to speak that the Committee of 300 gave Astor, and it could only have happened because the Astor family in Walldorf was already part of a principal satanic bloodline. (The Illuminati members of the Astor family today use their influence to help those of the Illuminati in their dope trade).
William Backhouse, the American representative of the London Backhouse family and John Jacob’s brother Henry were two of John Jacob’s initial contacts in the New World. Soon John Jacob had met all types of people involved in New York’s occult world. John Jacob married Sarah Todd. John Jacob’s stepmother Christina Barbara is described as ‘the perfect, cruel fairy tale stepmother.’ John Jacob ‘raised the principle of self-interest to the level of a philosophy and…claimed for himself a natural superiority over his less able and less powerful fellow men, a sort of God-given right to exploit the world and its inhabitants for his personal gain. This was not mere cynicism, but a genuine belief that in some way [he was] among the chosen people for whose convenience and advancement life was ordered….Such people…make history, but they also pervert it in human terms because their world and the codes that govern it have nothing to do with morality’ [Sinclair, David. Dynasty, the Astors and their Times, p. 59]
‘Astor took Freemasonry seriously….[Gov. DeWitt]. Clinton rose unusually fast in the degrees, but the German immigrant [John Jacob] who talked at times as if he had marbles in his mouth was not far behind him. Astor eventually caught up to Clinton…’ [Terrell. Furs by Astor, p. 84]”