Icke / Tier 4 — The Captured Institutions and Their Instruments / corporation
Rio Tinto Zinc
Where each worldview places it
The London-based mining multinational of the Round Table circle: Alfred Milner was made its chairman by Lord Rothschild, Lord Carrington sat on its board, and the Queen is apparently a major shareholder[1].
- Aliases
- RTZ
- Controls / directs
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- Answers to / controlled by
- Places
- Members / notable people
- Alfred Milner (chairman) (AT-08-3BS-16-1)Lord Carrington (board) (AT-17-4BS-18-1)Queen Elizabeth II (apparently a major shareholder) (BS-16-1)
- Author's claims · 3
- 01Milner "was made chairman of Rio Tinto Zinc by Lord Rothschild"[3].
- 02The environmentalist Andrew Lees was investigating a joint mining venture of one of its subsidiaries when he died suspiciously[4].
- 03It "had enjoyed the experience of having Lord Carrington on its board" and had interests in Zimbabwe, which Icke links to the Lancaster House handover[5].