William of Orange
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"The Black Nobility's man", manipulated onto the English throne from Amsterdam (1688–89) to be the Brotherhood's King of England. He chartered the Bank of England (1694) and so made the City of London the hub of global finance[1].
- Aliases
- William III
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Lineage
- Dates
- 1667 (marriage deal)
- 1688 (lands at Torbay/Brixham with Archibald Campbell)
- 1689 (on the throne)
- 1694 (Bank of England)
- died 1702 without heirs[3]
- 1688 (journey to England)
- 1689 (takes the throne)
- 1694 (Bank of England charter)[4]
- Places
- Key events
- 1688: Archibald Campbell travels with him to England to take the throne[5]
- 1689: put on the British throne by the Orange Order and the Black Nobility[6]
- 1694: grants the Bank of England charter, importing Dutch central banking and creating the National Debt[7]
- Members / notable people
- Author's claims · 10
- 01He was an esoteric student whose governess was Anna Campbell; he treated the Irish grotesquely[8].
- 02John Churchill (Marlborough) was bribed to support him, and the Marlboroughs helped put him on the throne[9].
- 03The Amsterdam leadership moved to London with him, making London "the epicentre of global operations"[8].
- 04George Melville welcomed him to the throne, and the Order of Orange Nassau honours him[10].
- 05He made the Bentincks Earls of Portland[11].
- 06Formerly a German prince of the house of Nassau, put on the British throne in 1689 by the manoeuvrings of the Orange Order; the manipulators behind the Bank of Amsterdam were also behind him; he took Britain into a costly war with France[12].
- 07He granted the Bank of England charter "and caused such untold misery in Ireland"[5].
- 08All European monarchs are said to connect to him, and American families take every effort to trace their line back, "often falsely", to him and the British Royal Family[13].
- 09Prince Bernhard, another German prince, would later marry into the Dutch royal line[14].
- 10Anna Campbell, governess to the Prince of Orange, and Archibald Campbell, who travelled with William to take the throne in 1688, belong to the Campbells, the Scottish bloodline of the Dukes of Argyll (the Argyll-Balcarras lines, per The Biggest Secret) to which Karl Marx was connected through his wife Jenny von Westphalen[15].