The Rothschild's central bank and their current central bank membership.

"To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle." - George Orwell

They control so many fucking banks. Jesus fuck...lotta banks.

Could I ask where the connection of Rothchilds and BIS comes from? I don't see anything that suggests they have anything to do with it at all. Perhaps I'm not looking hard enough but I also don't like to draw conclusions that I don't see either.

The BIS is a privately held company that is primarily owned by the Rothschild family. They only list "working" level staff, not delving into "ownership levels" on their web site.

I would advise you watch an informative video about the Rothschilds critical, early on involvement and the fractional reserve banking system called the Money Masters - it explains how modern day money is essentially debt.

Also, I would advise you watch a documentary called Inside Job by Matt Damon - much more current and it gives you insight into how smart this celebrity is (a rarity, for sure) as well as how far reaching the financial corruption has spread.

I doubt the US Federal Reserve lists it's private "ownership level" information on their website either. I will be checking that out as soon as I finish this posting. It should be troubling to everyone that this is a private company that has the vast majority of the world's central banks supplicant in membership and compliant with terminating their deposits. Think about that.

PS: The Federal Reserve does not list "ownership level" information either. If you look in your phone book, the Fed is listed in the white pages, like all private companies not listed in the government only blue pages.

are there any records, articles, official documents, anything that actually names the Rothschilds as the owner of any central bank of any nation?

Well, general concensus is that there are about 400 families running the world. I do not think these people want the spotlight on them, especially these days. The Rothschilds clan have used Henry Kissinger to represent their interests for decades.

you sounded very sure of yourself, it seemed like you had hard proof or at least some evidence. what does kissinger have to do with my question by the way?

do you have sources for the 400 families idea?

First off, the central banks of the vast majority of governments from around the world terminate to the BIS, dummy. All of these government central banks are terminating deposits to a private company.

There have been several books written over the last decade about the 400 families who hold a majority of power. I doubt you have read a book in the last decade. You suffer from Dunning-Kruger bias.

I mentioned two documentaries for research. I suppose you think the Federal Reserve is a government agency too. I am not going to try to convince you of anything. Go back to sleep.

why did those questions piss you off so much? you're actually arguing against nothing, since I didn't state a single point. I asked for souces.

first you answer "general concensus," then "There have been several books written over the last decade," so you still haven't answered the question.

I've seen Inside Job and while I haven't seen Money Masters, I have seen other articles/videos and do understand that all currency is debt.

I didn't take into account that it could be a privately held company which is an interesting point for sure. It'd be interesting to see the list of shareholders for it. Thanks for that.

Governments deal with other governments in every aspect of their functioning with the exception of where their central banks terminate deposits. This is highly suspicious to anyone really thinking about the "flow" of transactions. It is like the governments of the world are subservient to a private bank. WTF? When is a government subservient?

I saw an ownership listing for the Fed a few years ago - I would love to see the BIS ownership list too!

Here is another link I found on my notebook about the Bilderburg group

PS: The Federal Reserve does not list "ownership level" information either. If you look in your phone book, the Fed is listed in the white pages, like all private companies not listed in the government only blue pages.

The site you linked, www.federalreserve.gov is for the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve. That part of the Federal Reserve is a federal agency, not a private company. The 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks are private, sort of, but nothing like other private companies.

The ownership of the Federal Reserve Banks is, of course, on the web. Each regional Federal Reserve Bank is owned by all the member banks in its region. Every National Bank and some state-chartered banks are members of the Federal Reserve. The most convenient place I've found on the web to see a list of these is this form on the FDIC site. If you choose select bank charter class "N", you see all the National Banks. If you choose bank charter class "SM", you see all the state-chartered member banks.

Each member bank gets two votes for choosing the directors of the regional Federal Reserve Bank. You can see which states are in which district, and other important info in this good Wikipedia article.

The Rothschild's central bank and their current central bank membership.

The Bank for International Settlements did have some private shareholders in the past, but the BIS bought out the remaining private shareholders in 2001. Back then, 14% of the shares were in private hands, but private ownership of shares carried "no right of of voting or representation at annual general meetings and extraordinary general meetings of the BIS."

The private shares were traded on the Paris Bourse and the Swiss Exchange in Zurich. (Source: Page 2 of PDF) It's certainly possible that Rothschilds owned some part of these shares, but I've never seen any evidence of it.

The member central banks own and control the BIS, but the BIS doesn't have any direct control over the central banks.

So, to summarize:

• Some Rothschilds may or may not have owned some private shares of the BIS in the past.
• The private shares did not enable any control of the BIS, because they had no voting rights.
• There haven't been any private shareholders for several years now.
• The BIS doesn't control its member banks, anyway.

As far as I can tell, it's a complete fabrication.

EDIT: spelling

I'm so confused by looking at the first link you posted, that I don't feel I could respond in an intelligent manner.

What The Fuck is going on? I haven't studied economics or wall street much. I've been studying the wars, and the history of wars more than anything else.

Wars I can understand. I have no idea what this means.

Edit: This is economic warfare, isn't it? Oh shit...

Every war is about money, but more importantly, power and control. Money is just a means to an end, the people who really run things have infinite amounts of money.

I had been reading these line of stories and putting the pieces together for around 6 months, from everything I've read, NATO special forces were in Libya leading the advancement with communications and intelligence along with other support, when they secured the main government area (can't remember specific names of buildings) The CIA were around the corner, walked in and set up a central bank and a national oil company immediately.

For a bunch of "rebels" in a "revolution" that's pretty quick.

They all have/had their central banks yes.

doesn't every country have it's own central bank ?

Yes, but not a rothschild controlled one.

Any sources on that ? i hear a lot about Rothschild controlled banks but i don't even know what that entails.

Sure, just google rothschild controlled banks and check out the top hits.

So you don't know what a "rothschild controlled one" means ?

Dude, do your own fucking research, scroll down in this thread and you will be linked to plenty of info. Rothschild controlled means the rothschilds own the controlling shares (more than 50%) of the private stock for the central banks. Do I have to spell it out more for you or not? THEY OWN THE BANKS.

Also in Iraq Saddam was flirting with the petrodollar.

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Damn, came in as a delegates. Presented programs that would enrich multi-national corporations to local "authorities" placed in position of power through the "National Transitional Council". Then becomes president of the US-LIBYA Chamber of Commerce (Corporate Fluffer).

Interesting note to make, the National Transitional Council changed the name of the state to Libya Republic from Ghaddafi's Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya which according to the former leader:

In the official political philosophy of Gaddafi's state, the "Jamahiriya" system was unique to the country, although it was presented as the materialization of the Third International Theory, proposed by Gaddafi to be applied to the entire Third World.

So yeah, no more of this socialists stuff, it helps the people too much

are there any records, articles, official documents, anything that actually names the Rothschilds as the owner of any central bank of any nation?

I've seen Inside Job and while I haven't seen Money Masters, I have seen other articles/videos and do understand that all currency is debt.

I didn't take into account that it could be a privately held company which is an interesting point for sure. It'd be interesting to see the list of shareholders for it. Thanks for that.

PS: The Federal Reserve does not list "ownership level" information either. If you look in your phone book, the Fed is listed in the white pages, like all private companies not listed in the government only blue pages.

The site you linked, www.federalreserve.gov is for the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve. That part of the Federal Reserve is a federal agency, not a private company. The 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks are private, sort of, but nothing like other private companies.

The ownership of the Federal Reserve Banks is, of course, on the web. Each regional Federal Reserve Bank is owned by all the member banks in its region. Every National Bank and some state-chartered banks are members of the Federal Reserve. The most convenient place I've found on the web to see a list of these is this form on the FDIC site. If you choose select bank charter class "N", you see all the National Banks. If you choose bank charter class "SM", you see all the state-chartered member banks.

Each member bank gets two votes for choosing the directors of the regional Federal Reserve Bank. You can see which states are in which district, and other important info in this good Wikipedia article.