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The Rothschild family's wealth began with Amschel Moses Bauer in 1743, leading to Mayer changing the family name to Rothschild. Mayer's five sons expanded the empire by setting up banks across Europe, financing wars, industrialization, and major projects. The family's influence extended to political affairs, such as the Balfour Declaration. Inbreeding among family members was common, with 30 out of 36 marriages occurring within the family. Today, estimating the family's true wealth is challenging due to various business tactics used to conceal assets.

Baron James, who was head of the Paris branch and the youngest of the five sons of the original Rothschild, once gave a very candid description of the Rothschild family's policy of keeping wealth within the family during the 19th century. He wrote, "In our family, we've always tried to keep love in the family." He noted that it was generally understood that the children would marry within the family so that the family's fortune would never leave it. He humorously admits that such a statement would not be acceptable to say in modern times.

The speaker discusses the Orsini family, which means "red" in German. They are considered the highest-ranking family, surpassing the Colonna and Farnese families. The speaker claims that the Rothschilds and Rockefellers are actually part of the Orsini family, having changed their names. The Orsini family traces their lineage back to ancient civilizations such as Babylon and Egypt, specifically through Nimrod. This connection leads to the Persian and Egyptian dynasties.

Baron James, the youngest of the Rothschild sons, humorously described their family's policy of keeping wealth within the family in the 19th century. He mentioned that it was understood from childhood that children would marry within the family to ensure the fortune stayed within. This practice is considered unconventional today.

Rothschild, a man who claimed to be Jewish, controlled the families by sending his sons to different parts of Europe. They established central banks in England, France, Italy, Austria, and the US. The Rothschilds manipulated money and financed both sides of wars, including the American Civil War. They owned slaves, which contributed to their wealth. Abraham Lincoln's interference threatened their interests. The Rothschilds profited from wars, while poor idealists fought for noble principles, unaware of the manipulation. The rich became richer at the expense of the bloodshed of others.

The Rothschild family, descendants of the Khazarian families, settled in Frankfurt, Germany, and became wealthy through trade and banking. They offered travelers banknotes in exchange for their gold, accumulating immense riches and extending their power. Five members of the family became powerful bankers in Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, and Naples, gaining financial control over Europe. They even served as personal bankers to royalty and treasurers of the Vatican.

The speaker explains that the British Royal Family lost their money after the Battle of Waterloo and were funded by the Rothschilds in exchange for breeding rights. The Rothschilds needed this arrangement because the British Royal Family was bankrupt. The speaker claims that the entire British Royal Family is of Rothschild lineage and that King George V was signed by Tsar Alexander III of Russia, while Queen Elizabeth II was artificially inseminated by Winston Churchill, who was the illegitimate son of King Edward VII. The speaker offers to show a chart to support their claims.

The Rothschild family, known as the wealthiest in the world, played a significant role in finance and politics during the 19th century. They were the biggest bank in the world and had a material equivalence with the European aristocracy. The family's influence extended to various fields, including science, arts, and literature. They had close relationships with politicians and royalty, and their financial power allowed them to shape events and support governments. The Rothschilds also played a crucial role in the development of the international bond market and were instrumental in the stability of the banking system. Despite various conspiracy theories, their influence and wealth remained significant throughout the 19th century and beyond.

Intermarriages in the Rothschild family ensured that valuable artworks were inherited rather than lost. Darren James, the youngest son of Arundel Rothschild and head of the Paris branch, shared an intriguing account of the family's 19th-century policy of keeping wealth within their own bloodline. He mentioned that they aimed to maintain love within the family and it was widely accepted that marrying outside the family was not an option. This ensured that their fortune would always remain within their lineage. It is worth noting that such a statement would be considered inappropriate in today's society.

The speaker was asked whether they had communicated with a long list of people in relation to Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell. The responses were predominantly negative. Specifically, the named individuals were: Richard Khan, Darren N. Dyke, Sarah Kellen, Doug Band, Lawrence Summers, Huma Abedin, Noam Chomsky, Leslie Groff, Nadia Marcincova, John Luke Brunel, Alan Dershowitz, Kathy Rumler, Bill Richardson, George Mitchell, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew), Peter Mandelson, Reid Hoffman, Karina Shuliak, Bill Gates, Eyud Barak, Woody Allen, Sandy Berger, Jess Staley, Paul Morris, Leon Black, Sultan Ahmed bin Salim (listed as Sultan Ahmed bin Souliam in the transcript), Leslie Wexner, Jack Kessler, Mark Middleton, Harvey Weinstein, Ellie de Rothschild, Ariane de Rothschild, Lynn Forster de Rothschild, and any other members of the de Rothschild family. Speaker 1's replies were mostly “No,” indicating no communication with these individuals regarding Epstein or Maxwell. The dialogue includes an exception: Huma Abedin. In preparation for the hearing, Speaker 1 acknowledged having talked to Huma Abedin about this topic, with the explicit question, “Have I ever talked to her about this in preparation for this hearing? I have.” Outside of that preparation conversation, Speaker 1 stated, “Not that I recall.” There is also a moment where Speaker 1 comments on familiarity with the list: “No. I don't know most of these people. Should I tell you that I don't know who they are or just tell you I never talked to them?” This reflects uncertainty about the identities of several individuals and a preference for simply answering that they never talked to them. Finally, the inquiry regarding the de Rothschild family elicited a uniform response of “No,” including a specific question about “Ellie de Rothschild,” “Ariane de Rothschild,” and “Lynn Forster de Rothschild,” followed by “Any other members of the de Rothschild family?” with the reply “No.”

The Rothschilds, a powerful banking family, have influenced world events for centuries. They control vast wealth, media outlets, and even the world's gold supply. The family has been involved in shaping governments, economies, and wars. They played a key role in establishing the Federal Reserve System in the United States. Their influence extends globally, with control over central banks in many countries. The Rothschilds' power is vast, impacting the lives of millions worldwide.

This video provides an overview of the Rothschild family, one of the wealthiest and most controversial families in history. It explains how Mayer Amschel Rothschild, the founder, became rich through his relationship with a German prince and started a banking empire. The family's success was built on accurate predictions of European markets and wise investments. The video also discusses the family's branches in different countries, their involvement in politics, and their decline in the 20th century due to events like World War I and the rise of the Nazis. The British branch is currently the most senior and successful, with Jacob Rothschild being the current head.

Being a Rothschild comes with a certain reputation and pulling power, but it can also be intimidating. The Rothschild dynasty was established by Mayer Amschel Rothschild in Frankfurt, Germany. They faced restrictions and discrimination as Jews, but Mayer Amschel managed to become the coin advisor to the Prince of Hesse, which was a big breakthrough. The business expanded when Mayer Amschel brought his five sons into the family firm, establishing branches in different European capitals. The Rothschilds became known for their success in finance and their ability to communicate through a secret network. They also had diverse interests, including science, art, and horse racing. The family has a strong tradition of philanthropy and a sense of responsibility to share their wealth and heritage.

The Rothschild family, known for their wealth and controversy, originated in Germany with Mayer Amschel Rothschild. Mayer's sons established branches of the Rothschild Bank in different European capitals, becoming successful in finance and international trade. The London branch, led by Nathan Rothschild, played a significant role in financing the British war effort during the Napoleonic wars. The family's wealth and influence continued to grow throughout the 19th century. However, the Austrian branch faced decline due to World War I, the Great Depression, and Nazi seizure of assets. The Italian and French branches eventually faded away, while the British branch thrived. Today, the British branch, led by Jacob Rothschild, remains the most prominent.

Darren James, head of the Paris branch and youngest son of Royal Mailchimp, openly discussed the Rothschild family's 19th century policy of keeping their wealth within the family. He emphasized the importance of marrying within the family to ensure the fortune remained intact. Today, such a statement would be considered inappropriate.

Being a Rothschild comes with a certain reputation and pulling power, but it can also be intimidating. However, as one grows older and establishes their own career, it becomes an honor to be part of such a prestigious tradition. The Rothschild dynasty was established by Mayer Amschel Rothschild in Frankfurt, Germany, and expanded when his five sons established branches of the Rothschild bank in other European capitals. The family faced restrictions and discrimination as Jews, but managed to succeed in finance and politics. Today, the family is involved in various fields such as science, art, and horse riding. They take pride in their diverse interests and continue to uphold their standards of excellence.

Lord Evelyn Rothschild and his family are estimated to have a wealth of around $500 trillion, which is more than half the world's wealth. They own numerous properties, including castles, mansions, wineries, and resorts. The Rothschilds acquired Reuters in the 1800s, which later bought the Associated Press. They also have controlling interests in three major television networks and control the LBMA, where billions of dollars worth of gold is traded daily. They earn millions of dollars weekly from transaction fees and manipulate the world price of gold. The family also owns Royal Dutch Shell and has vast holdings in Swiss banks. Throughout history, they have influenced presidents, crashed stock markets, bankrupted nations, and sponsored mass murder. Their wealth alone could provide for every person on Earth.

Baron James, the head of the Paris branch and the youngest of the five sons of the original Rothschild, once gave a very open description of the 19th-century Rothschild policy of keeping wealth within the family. He wrote, "In our family, we've always tried to keep love in the family." It was more or less understood, as Charles wrote, that children would never consider marrying outside the family so that our fortune would never leave it. You certainly couldn't express that sentiment so candidly today.

The Rothschild family, one of the richest in the world, started with 5 brothers who grew their banking business in major cities. They became immensely wealthy, financing armies and buying property globally to expand their fortune.

The Rothschild family, known for their wealth and influence, originated in Germany with Mayer Amschel Rothschild. Mayer's five sons established branches in major European capitals, leading to immense success in finance. The family faced challenges in the 20th century, with the Austrian branch suffering losses due to historical events. The British branch, currently the most senior, has been involved in politics and finance, with members like Nathan and Walter Rothschild making significant contributions. The family business is now managed by David de Rothschild, continuing the legacy of financial success and influence.

Darren James, head of the Paris branch and youngest son of the Rothschild family, openly discussed the 19th century family policy of keeping wealth within the family. He mentioned that they aimed to maintain love within the family and it was understood that the children would only marry within the family to ensure the fortune stayed within. He acknowledged that such a statement would not be acceptable in today's society.

Pierre DuPont is discussed as having a difficult time locating this man, identified as “K,” with his father being the former governor of Delaware who passed away in 2021. The speaker provides the birth date 11/14/1959 and notes that there is very little information about this man online. The conversation shifts to the DuPont family more broadly. It is stated that the DuPont family goes back generations and originally made their money from gunpowder, described as “pew pew powder.” The family expanded into materials such as rayon, nylon, and Kevlar. The DuPont fortune is estimated at over $18,100,000,000, and there are 3,500 descendants from this family. The origin is traced to a man in Paris, France, after which the family moved to the United States, specifically Delaware. The speakers claim that the DuPonts are adept at making money, procreating, and keeping wealth within the family. A specific anecdote notes that Irene DuPont married his second cousin, Irene DuPont, highlighting the theme of keeping wealth in the family. Irene and Irene reportedly had nine children. The discussion includes an aside suggesting that a subset of DuPont descendants have committed unhinged actions, which the speaker attributes to inbreeding. The overall narrative emphasizes the long-standing wealth, extensive descendants, and repeated intermarriage within the DuPont lineage, tying these elements to both the maintenance of wealth and certain behaviors observed among some descendants.

The Rothschild name comes from the German for red shield, a mark on their house. The story begins with Meyer Amschel Rothschild, a dealer in rare coins and apprentice banker who became a court Jew to William the Ninth of Hesse Castle. A court Jew was an official position, where Christians were barred from certain money-lending, so nobles hired Jews to manage finances. Meyer grew rich managing money for one prince, then for other princes and governments, and he created a Rothschild bank. He sent his five sons to lead branches in five capitals: Amschel in Frankfurt, Solomon in Vienna, Nathan in London, Carl in Naples, and James in Paris. The network of agents enabled safe gold transfers and rapid communication across Europe, making all five branches successful, with the London branch the most prominent. During the Napoleonic Wars, Nathan helped finance the British war effort and salaries across the continent. A legend that the family made their fortune by learning of Napoleon’s defeat a day early is not true; they profited by predicting European market movements and investing accordingly. By the 1820s, the Rothschilds were Europe’s wealthiest family and remained influential in 19th-century international finance. The five brothers were titled Barons by the Emperor of Austria; Nathan, outside Europe, did not use the title. In the third generation, almost all the males married their first cousins to keep wealth within the family. Anselm, Solomon’s son, married Charlotte, daughter of Nathan; Lionel, Nathan’s son, married Charlotte, daughter of Carl from the Italian branch. The Frankfurt branch and the Naples branch eventually closed after the original arrangements: the eldest Frankfurt handler died childless and the two sons of Carl from the Italian branch took over; the middle son’s line ended with no heirs. Austrian branch: after Amschel Rothschild’s death, the Austrian line became senior. By the fourth generation, some scions pursued wealth via art and mansions rather than banking. Nathaniel, the firstborn, favored wealth, Ferdinand moved to Great Britain and became an MP, and Albert, the third son, led the Austrian branch after marrying a French-branch cousin. The Austrian fortunes declined in the twentieth century due to World War I debt defaults, the Great Depression, and Nazi seizures. Louis de Rothschild was ransomed by the Nazis for about $21,000,000. The last male Austrian Rothschild died in 1976, making the British branch the most senior today. The Italian branch fizzled but intermarried with the British branch; the French branch remains active. The French branch began with James, who married his niece Betty, daughter of Anselm. They had four sons; three have living male descendants. Solomon ended up in America, but the American branch never started. Edmund supported early Zionism, purchasing land from the Ottomans for Jewish settlement; his son James funded the Knesset building in Jerusalem. The main French branch today is led by David de Rothschild. In 2003, the French Rothschild company merged with the British one, with David as chairman. Nathan Rothschild helped end slavery in the UK by funding its undoing. The British branch’s running company, Rothschild & Co, is now associated with David de Rothschild and Edmund de Rothschild’s branch, run most recently by Benjamin de Rothschild. Evelyn Rothschild, who ran the British firm with Jacob, later saw a merger with the French branch. If you go to rothschild.com, you’ll see two main Rothschild companies: Rothschild & Co and Edmund de Rothschild. Edmund is the only Rothschild on Forbes' billionaires list. This was a quick look at the Rothschild dynasty. Are they super rich? Yes, they certainly are.

The speakers assert that no government or king would consider going to war without the Rothschilds’ support, highlighting the family’s incredible influence and power. They reference a famous correspondence as well: the “Dear lord Rothschild” letter, asking why this letter was sent by the foreign secretary to Walter Rothschild. They note the movement from Eastern Europe and that it was primarily in Great Britain, but that it did not clarify who was in charge of that movement, and they say the Rothschild family should be the one to whom the letter was addressed. The conversation then shifts to the Bilderberg group. One speaker says, “And look, I like the British Aristocrats in lot of many ways, but we're not really part of that world.” They ask about Bilderberg participation, with the reply, “You weren't there? No. Not this year. Last year? No. I wasn't there last year. Last I think that was my cousin.” The other responds, “Your cousin was there? Yeah.” The exchange concludes with the remark, “In our family, we've always tried to keep love in the family.”

This is an extraordinary story about the Rothschild family. He was born in a place called the Judengasser, a Jewish ghetto, and the house he lived in when he eventually had 13 children was only 14 feet wide. He lived there with his very, very overpowering and dominant and incredibly brilliant wife, Gottel. He was determined to get out of this ghetto. At nighttime, the ghetto was closed; you weren't allowed to leave. The street was so narrow that no sunlight penetrated. There was no plumbing, no sewage, and there was nothing. So everything you can imagine happened in this street. Unsurprisingly, he wanted to get out of there. He started a small coin business, and that did reasonably well. But actually, and this is where it ties into legacy, his great strength was to send his five sons to the capitals of Europe at that time. And what they did is they set up, in effect, the first international banking system. So whereas everyone used to be in separate different countries or separate cities until then, these five boys communicated with each other, sometimes by pidgin, and they wrote to each other in Juden Deutsche, which was a kind of Yiddish German vernacular. And that is why they were so successful. And this absolute belief in togetherness—you've got to stand together, you've got to work together, you've got to work across borders, you've got to work with rules. And by 1789 when the last one went to 1815, so very, short period of time, it was said that no government or king would consider going to war without the Rothschilds supporting them because that was how incredibly influential and powerful they had become.