William J. Donovan
Where each worldview places it
William J. ("Bill") Donovan, head of the Office of Strategic Services, the CIA's predecessor: "a puppet of the Payseur-Rothschild-Rockefeller circle"[1], who "accepted a number of intelligence assignments from the New World Order brigade", J. P. Morgan, the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds, and was "not really in charge" of the British-run OSS[2]. The "Donovan" mentioned elsewhere in And the Truth is a different person, the 1960s singer of "The Universal Soldier" (written by Buffy St Marie), who is not part of the structure[3].
- Aliases
- Bill DonovanWilliam DonovanGeneral Bill Donovan
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- 1941 (appointed OSS head)[2]
- Key events
- 1941: appointed head of the new OSS by his friend from Columbia, Franklin Delano Roosevelt[2]
- post-war: at Nuremberg, to ensure "that British and American involvement with the Nazis was not revealed"[2]
- Members / notable people
- James Paul Warburg (his assistant)Harlan F. Stone (his law tutor at Columbia, mentor also of Hoover)Allen Dulles and Joseph Retinger (with whom, as William Donovan, he formed the American Committee on a United Europe)[4]
- Author's claims · 4
- 01He was a classmate of Franklin Delano Roosevelt[5].
- 02Truman "took his advice from Bill Donovan"[6].
- 03He met Hitler[2].
- 04The singer Donovan's 1960s song The Universal Soldier (written by Buffy St Marie) is quoted by Icke on who makes war possible[3]; this is the other Donovan.