FINAL WARNING: Financial Background
London, Paris, Brussels, Frankfurt, Rome, and Tokyo. The firm of
Morgan, Stanley, and Co. was also under their control.Paul Moritz Warburg (1868-1932), and his brother Felix (1871-1937),
came to the United States from Frankfurt in 1902, buying into the
partnership of Kuhn, Loeb and Co. with the financial backing of the
Rothschilds. They had been trained at the family banking house, M. M.
Warburg and Co. (run by their father Moritz M. Warburg, 1838-1910), a
Rothschild-allied bank in Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Amsterdam, which
had been founded in 1798 by their great-grandfather. Paul (said to be
worth over $2.5 million when he died), married Nina Loeb, the daughter
of Solomon Loeb (the younger sister of Schiff’s wife); while Felix, in
March, 1895, married Frieda Schiff, the daughter of Jacob Schiff.Their brother Max (1867-1946), a major financier of the Russian
Revolution (who in his capacity as Chief of Intelligence in Germany’s
Secret Service, helped Lenin cross Germany into Russia in a sealed
train) and later Hitler, ran the Hamburg bank until 1938, when the Nazis
took over. The Nazis, who didn’t want the Jews running the banks,
changed its name to Brinckmann, Wirtz and Co. After World War II, a
cousin, Eric Warburg, returned to head it, and in 1970, its name was
changed to M. M. Warburg, Brinckmann, Wirtz and Co.Siegmund Warburg, Eric’s brother, established the banking firm of S.
G. Warburg and Co. in London, and by 1956, had taken over the
Seligman Brothers’ Bank.The Warburgs are another good example of how the Illuminati controls
both sides of a war. While Paul Warburg’s firm of Kuhn, Loeb and Co.
(who had five representatives in the U.S. Treasury Department) was in
charge of Liberty Loans, which helped finance World War I for the
United States, his brother Max financed Germany, through M. M.
Warburg and Co.Paul and Felix Warburg were men with a mission, sent here by the
Rothschilds to lobby for the passing of a central banking law in
Congress. Colonel Ely Garrison (the financial advisor to Presidents
Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson) wrote in his book
Roosevelt, Wilson and the Federal Reserve Act: “Mr. Paul Warburg is
the man who got the Federal Reserve Act together after the Aldrich