J. P. Morgan
Where each worldview places it
The financial "giant" behind whom the Payseurs stood; a US Round Table man who organised the CFR[1]. And the Truth calls him "a frontman for the Rothschilds and not all-powerful in his own right" (he left only $11 million in 1913), while quoting Gary Allen that the "traditionally Anglo Saxon" Morgan and Rockefeller banks played as key a role as the Rothschilds[2].
- Aliases
- MorganJ. P. Morgan empireJ.P. MorganJohn Peirpont Morgan
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Lineage
- The empire began in 1838 as George Peabody and Company, with Morgan as Peabody's partner; continued by his son J. P. Morgan Jr.[3]
- Dates
- 1838 (George Peabody and Company)
- 1899 (joins the Round Table)
- 1913 (dies leaving $11 million)
- 1915 (Britain's sole purchasing and loan agent)
- by 1924 (controls I.T.T.)[4]
- Places
- Key events
- 1899: becomes a Round Table member[3]
- First World War: dominates the Navy League and gives $100,000 to the Red Cross campaign[5]
- 1915: named Britain's sole purchasing and loan agent[6]
- 1930s: funds the Liberty League and lends to Germany[7]
- Members / notable people
- Author's claims · 5
- 01Its International Council includes Christopher Hogg and Geoffrey Howe[8].
- 02US companies such as J.P. Morgan, Speyer and Lehman "were also controlled or greatly influenced by the Rothschilds"[9].
- 03He pressured Lincoln's administration[3].
- 04His empire took over the running of the CFR and, with the Rothschilds, lent to Nazi Germany[7].
- 05It controlled General Electric, International General Electric, I.T.T., General Motors (Opel), Guaranty Trust and the National City Bank; Henry Ford said Morgan was to be trusted[10].