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Thus we find that NBC has many Rothschild and J.P. Morgan connections among its
directors, who include the chairman of the key to our monetary control, the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York and other directors associated with such Rothschild operations as Kuhn,
Loeb Co., First City Bankcorp. and the Institute of Strategic Studies in London.
ABC-TV includes among its directors not one, but two, directors of J.P. Morgan Co.; Ray
Adam, director of Metropolitan Life, Cities Service, Morgan Guaranty Trust and Chairman of
the $2 billion NL Industries, a petroleum field service concern; and Frank Cary, Chairman of
IBM, director of Merck, J.P. Morgan Co., Morgan Guaranty Trust and Merck Drugs.
Chairman of ABC is Leonard Goldenson who is a director of Allied Stores, and the
Advertising Council, and Bankers Trust. Other directors are Donald C. Cook, general partner
of Lazard Freres banking house, director of General Dynamics, and Amerada Hess; Leon
Hess, Chairman of Amerada Hess; John T. Connor, of the Kuhn Loeb law firm Cravath,
Swaine & Moore, who was former Asst. Secretary of Commerce 1965-67, Chairman of
Allied Chemical from 1969-79, director Chase Manhattan Bank, General Motors, Warner
Lambert, and Chairman of J. Henry Schroder Bank, and Schroders Inc. of London; Jack
Haisman, Vice Chairman of Belden-Heminway, a large goods manufacturer which was
founded by Samuel Hausman of Austria; Thomas M. Macioce, Chairman of Allied Stores,
director of Penn Central and Manufacturers Hanover Trust, one of the Rothschild banks in
the United States; George P. Jenkins, Chairman of Metropolitan Life (a J.P. Morgan firm),
director of Citibank, which has many Rothschild connections, St. Regis Paper, Bethlehem
Steel, and W.R. Grace Co.; Martin J. Schwab, Chairman of United Manufacturers, and
director of Manufacturers Hanover, a Rothschild bank; Norma T. Pace, who is also director
of Sears Roebuck, Sperry, 3M and Vulcan; Alan Greenspan, consultant to the Federal
Reserve Board, director of J.P. Morgan, Morgan Guaranty Trust, Hoover Institution, Time
and General Foods [H: WE ALSO KNOW THAT HE NOW AND HAS FOR QUITE A WHILE,
HEADED THE FEDERAL RESERVE.]; Ulric Haynes Jr., director of the Ford Foundation,
Marine Midland Bank (which is owned by the Hong Kong Shanghai Bank), Cummins Engine
Co., and the Association of Black Ambassadors.
Thus we see many J.P. Morgan and Rothschild associations among the directors of ABC
which was recently purchased by Capital Cities Communications Co., whose chairman is
Texaco [?], whose most prominent director is Robert Roosa, senior partner of Brown Bros.
Harriman, a firm with close ties to the Bank of England. Roosa headed the Roosa Brain
Trust at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York which produced Paul Volcker. Roosa and
David Rockefeller were credited with selectiong Volcker to be chairman of the Federal
Reserve Board. John McKinley, Chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank; and Thomas Aquinas
Vanderslice, who is Chairman of the electronics firm GTE, and a former Fulbright Scholar
who is now trustee of the Aspen Institute of Humanistic Studies.
Of the three major networks, CBS is the pillar of the “Establishment”.
Its financial expansion
for years was directed by Brown Bros. Harriman, whose senior partner, Prescott Bush, was
a
longtime director of CBS. (His son, George, later became Vice-President and President of
the U.S.).
When General Westmoreland sought to recover damages from CBS for a vicious
personal assault on his reputation, Westmoreland seemed certain to win a stunning victory,
until CBS brought in former CIA officials who testified that Westmoreland’s claims had no
basis. George Bush was formerly HEAD of the CIA.
Westmoreland surrendered, and
withdrew his suit.
Ted Turner’s expressed intention of buying control of CBS was applauded by millions of
patriotic Americans, who had endured its vicious assaults on decent Americans with no
means of protest. However, Turner’s campaign was viewed in London as a direct attack on
the power of the Bank of England and its American subsidiary, Brown Bros. Harriman.
Turner was finally deterred from his goal by a clever maneuver which diverted him into
purchasing MGM-United Artists, one of whose directors is Alexander Haig, former White
