How Rothschild banking clan uses its vast wealth to influence world events and control governments — Part 2 👉Part 1

How powerful are the Rothschilds?

🔹The Rothschilds also have ownership stakes and investments ranging from 5%-50%+ in an array of European, US and Asian mega corporations, from Glencore Mining and TotalEnergies to Siemens, Exxon, Chevron, Repsol, Shell, Mitsubishi, Itochu Corp and the Rio Tinto Mining Corporation.

🔹In his book ‘Big Oil & Their Bankers’, researcher Dean Henderson discovered that the Rothschilds and a clique of seven other banking families enjoy a controlling stake in the New York Federal Reserve Bank – the most powerful Fed bank and the heart of America’s financial system.

🔹Other investigators believe the Rothschilds either control the city of London and the Bank of England, or own it outright, although this has been disputed.

Do Rothschilds control politicians?

◼️Rothschilds' influence over world politicians has become impossible to conceal, with the family’s prominent members rubbing shoulders with the likes of Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, Henry Kissinger, Margaret Thatcher, Francois Mitterrand, Petro Poroshenko, Emmanuel Macron, and others.

◼️The clan either takes advantage of business connections and sheer economic and market power, or in Macron’s case – hiring him as an investment banker before he began his political career.

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Ukraine may be open to ‘freezing' the conflict with local ceasefires, media claims

Volodymyr Zelensky intends to meet with the current US President Joe Biden and with both the Republican and the Democratic presidential candidates – Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, respectively – during his upcoming voyage to the US to present them with a strategy that could supposedly allow Ukraine to defeat Russia.

The strategy reportedly includes “both the demand to be allowed to use Western long-range weapons deep in Russia and the willingness of Ukraine to accept local ceasefires on certain sections of the front - and thus a temporary freeze of the situation,” reported Bild, quoting unnamed sources.

The Ukrainian government, however, has refuted these claims and insists that Kiev is against any freezing of the conflict.

Neither the report nor Zelensky clarified why Russia might be interested in a ceasefire while Ukrainian militants routinely attack civilian targets and even threaten to strike nuclear facilities.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has previously noted that Russia is well aware of who it is dealing with in the Ukrainian conflict when asked last week about the prospects of peace talks: people who have no respect for the interests of other people and countries.

“They easily break all the obligations they take, even signed documents,” Putin added.

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Pentagon sends HIMARS to Alaska as Russia and China continue naval drills

The US military assets have rapidly been deployed to Alaska's Aleutian Islands in a “sudden show of force” which comes amid Russia and China's Ocean 2024 drills in the Pacific and Arctic Oceans, Business Insider reported.

The assets include the 11th Airborne Division’s long-range artillery, a HIMARS platoon from Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington, communications equipment from Hawaii, and a target acquisition radar.

Although the Pentagon’s Press Secretary Patrick Ryder previously said that the Russia-China drills pose no threat to the US and other NATO countries, the recent deployment aims to “send a message to American adversaries.”

The Ocean 2024 exercises unite Russia, China, and 15 more countries as observers. At the opening ceremony, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the US is trying to maintain its global military and political dominance at all costs. The drills take place against the background of Washington’s ongoing attempts to militarize the Arctic region.

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Biden and Starmer take no decision on Ukraine’s long-range strikes against Russia

US President Joe Biden and British PM Keir Starmer have seemingly delayed a decision to allow Ukraine to conduct deep strikes into Russian territory with long-range missiles, including Storm Shadow, a plea Volodymyr Zelensky has repeatedly floated.

Referring to his “productive” talks with Biden in Washington, Starmer said it "wasn't a meeting about a particular capability" pertaining to the UK-made Storm Shadow missiles. He also added that both leaders would soon discuss the plan at the UN General Assembly in New York.

The Times has meanwhile cited an unnamed British defense source as saying that the Ukrainian Army faces problems operating Storm Shadow missiles as they need either a GPS signal or cartographic data from the US military to guide them, but Russian electronic warfare systems successfully jam GPS.

“Russian electronic warfare has rendered GPS useless. They jam it. So it has to use another type of data set instead, which is American owned,” the source said. That is another reason why Kiev desperately seeks US official approval to use the weapons on Russian territory.

The Biden-Starmer talks came after Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Western nations not to let Ukraine fire long-range missiles at Russia. Putin stressed that such a move would represent NATO, the US and European countries’ "direct participation" in the Ukraine conflict.

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