Alfred Milner
Where each worldview places it
The Round Table's leader after Rhodes and, per Kitty Little, its "real head": "a Rothschild agent" and Committee of 300 member who was the Elite's man in Britain as Colonel House was in the US[1]. The Biggest Secret calls him "the banker and Rothschild manipulator" who led the secret society after Rhodes died in 1902[2].
- Aliases
- Lord MilnerMilner groupMilner crowd
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Lineage
- An "ardent follower" of John Ruskin, like Rhodes[3]; his circle, the "Milner group", runs on through the RIIA and Oxford's Milner Circle[4].
- Dates
- from 1902 (leads the Round Table)
- 1917 (Balfour Declaration)
- 1919 (Versailles)[5]
- Key events
- works with Sir Abe Bailey to start the Boer War[6]
- arranges British loans to the Bolsheviks and sends Bruce Lockhart to Russia[7]
- drafts the Balfour Declaration as "the leading voice in Lloyd George's wartime cabinet"[8]
- advises Lloyd George at Versailles, where his group with House's prepares the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations, with Jean Monnet as adviser[9]
- coordinates the appeasement-then-war policy of the 1930s with the Round Table and the RIIA[10]
- Members / notable people
- the Oxbridge graduates he recruited for the Round Table and the RIIAT. E. Lawrence and Victor Rothschild ("all knew each other")[11]
- Author's claims · 4
- 01"Alfred Milner (Comm 300), a Rothschild agent, took over the leadership" of the Round Table and, through it, was "the chief influence in the British War Cabinet of Lloyd George"[12].
- 02He was made chairman of Rio Tinto Zinc by Lord Rothschild[8].
- 03The Balfour Declaration "was written by ... the Round Table's most influential figure, Lord Milner"[13].
- 04Icke believes the appeasement-then-war policy "was coordinated by Lord Milner and the Round Table secret society"[10].