Topic: Rockefeller Bank

The 2010 Rockefeller Foundation "Lockstep" report is cited as a blueprint for current global lockdowns and the "controlled demolition" of the economy. Henderson asserts that these measures are designed to destroy small businesses while increasing the power of cartels and cloud-based companies like those owned by Bill Gates.

Tavares warns that census data and Climate Action Plans will be used by code enforcement to target multi-generational homes. She predicts that COVID-19 distancing requirements will lead to the removal of individuals from their homes to government facilities. This process, she claims, will result in the "kidnapping" of children by Child Protective Services (CPS) if a parent tests positive for the virus.

Ross Ben argues that the influence of Stephen Girard and the French Jacobins is often overlooked in favor of more famous names like Rockefeller or Rothschild. He points to the "Rue Jacob" quarter in Paris as a critical center for the financiers who sponsored both the American and French Revolutions. The naming of "Citizens Bank" is characterized as a cynical reference to the Citizen Genet affair that allowed Girard to consolidate power.

Jim Marrs explains how the Rothschild family used front men to expand into North America to avoid public suspicion. He identifies John D. Rockefeller as a primary representative, noting that his start in the oil industry was funded by the Rothschild-linked Bank of Cleveland. Marrs describes how the 1911 breakup of Standard Oil actually increased Rockefeller’s wealth by giving him controlling interests in 33 separate companies.

The discussion addresses the "Jewish banking conspiracy" stereotype, arguing it is a modern red herring. McLachlan points out that the 1340s financial collapse was caused by Christian banking organizations and notes that families like the Rockefellers are not Jewish, suggesting the love of money and usury is a human trait rather than an ethnic one.

The dialogue addresses the longevity of figures like David Rockefeller and Henry Kissinger, noting that Rockefeller recently turned 100. Estulin explains that secrecy is the primary tool of control for organizations like the G7, World Bank, and IMF. He argues that the public is kept unaware of these meetings to prevent interference in the decision-making processes that affect billions of people.