Paul Volcker
Where each worldview places it
A banker-administrator of the financial arm of the pyramid. In And the Truth Icke makes him head of the Federal Reserve and of the Elite's International Banking Commission, the man whose monetarist policies Reagan and Thatcher only fronted[1]. He is a member of the CFR, the Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg Group[2].
- Aliases
- Paul A. VolckerPaul A. VolkerPaul Volker
- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- early 1980s (the Volcker-Reagan-Thatcher "squeeze")
- 1986 (Bilderberg meeting)[3]
- Key events
- Advises Nixon on breaking the dollar-gold link as a "future head of the Federal Reserve"[4]
- made Fed chairman by Jimmy Carter "on the instructions of David Rockefeller", selected with Robert Roosa[5]
- early 1980s: launches monetarism, decided by the International Banking Commission in Geneva, fronted by Reagan and Thatcher[6]
- 1986: attends the Bilderberg meeting as Fed chairman[7]
- replaced at the Fed by Alan Greenspan[8]
- Members / notable people
- Chairman of J. Rothschild, Wolfensohn[9]North American chairman of the Trilateral Commission[10]on the board of the Hollinger Group[11]
- Author's claims · 5
- 01"Paul Volcker was made head of the Federal Reserve by Carter on the instructions of David Rockefeller"[10]; "Carter was told to appoint Volcker by his puppeteer, David Rockefeller"[4].
- 02"Volcker was the man who launched the devastating economic policies in the United States and the UK in the 1980s", which were "fronted by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher"[9].
- 03"Squeezing inflation out" was "a ruse used by the Volcker-Reagan-Thatcher trio in the early 1980s"[12].
- 04The 1980s themes of Thatcher and Reagan were "under the control of Paul Volcker, the head of the Federal Reserve and the International Banking Commission"[13].
- 05He is "the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board responsible for Reaganomics and Thatcherism"[11]; The Biggest Secret lists him as a previous Fed head (CFR, TC, Bil)[14].