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Silver Squelchers Thirteen and Their Interesting Associates Silver Squelchers Thirteen and Their Interesting Associates United States Ambassadors to England---All Pilgrims Society Members! Presented June 2015 by Charles Savoie Take 32 seconds to hear what should be The Pilgrims theme music! Please bear in mind that information as to confirmable members remains very limited; around 88% of members in London and New York are currently unidentifiable as to unquestionable documentation. Therefore, the influence this group has in various spheres is far greater than what these profiles suggest! The one exception is that we know that all Ambassadors to and from England are members, plus all British UN Ambassadors, British Consul Generals in New York and Secretaries of State. American Ambassadors to the U.N. are chancier and many may end up at the level of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and may not rise higher, with an occasional exception. This detail on U.S. Ambassadors to the U.N. is current as of this writing or till we find the Society has taken all these U.N. Ambassadors into its fold. In case any of you didn’t get a link in #12 about the Roosevelt era gold and silver grab, here it is. British influence in America didn’t end because they lost the Revolutionary War. They’ve incessantly insinuated themselves into our financial system since the 1600s when things got started over here with English (and Dutch) colonization with Royal exploration charters and Crown land grants. We had the first United States Bank (1791-1811) which after we failed to renew its charter, we got the War of 1812 with England. From 1816 to 1836 we had the second United States Bank. In 1837 the British started the Opium Wars with China, whereas the British retaliation here consisted of the creation of the Panic of 1837 due to so many large banks in New York, Philadelphia and Boston all suddenly refusing to convert banknotes into gold or silver. This they mendaciously blamed on outgoing President Jackson and incoming President Van Buren who were both for gold and silver. It’s likely that had the second United States Bank charter been indefinitely renewed, we might not have had the Civil War! Once the British demigods decide that a territory and its residents belong to them, they never quit questing for control. The moneyed interests of the North East were almost unanimous in alliance with London financial powers, to the extent that transatlantic marriages have been taking place foe generations. Much monetary subversion took place after the close of the second U.S. Bank and the start of the Civil War, including the renewed drive for a central bank in the John Tyler administration (1841-1845), the Coinage Act of 1853 and the Panic of 1857. After the terrible war the British again struck hard at most Americans with the Crime of 1873, almost rendering their silver money useless for significant commerce. By this act they and their American collaborators seized untold amounts of land. Following the Panic of 1893, The Pilgrims Society was organized in 1902-1903 with a multiplicity of objectives, but above all, to tie us ever more tightly to Mother England, its Royalty, its financiers and its central bank! Herewith a review of some United States Ambassadors to England who were not Pilgrims Society members as of the last known leaked list---1980. 1) Raymond George Hardenberg Seitz (1940---; Pilgrims Society membership sometime after the 1980 roster) whose father was a Major General in the U.S. Army, is “greatly respected in diplomatic circles.” Seitz was assistant Secretary of State for Europe (1989- 1991). He was a member at least as of 1991, because all U.S. Ambassadors to the United Kingdom are inducted into membership; in his case, maybe by the late 1980s. He apparently has aversion to being listed in Who’s Who. He was with the U.S. Foreign Service division of the State Department, 1966-1994, when his Ambassadorial post in London was filled (1994-1997) by Admiral William James Crowe Jr., (1925-2007) who was Commander in Chief, Allied Forces, Southern Europe 1980-1983 then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1985-1989, before which Crowe was commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet. After leaving his ambassadorship, the Admiral was placed on the boards of Texaco, Merrill Lynch, pharma behemoth Pfizer, Norfolk Southern Railroad (song), General Dynamics, Global Options and Emergent BioSystems. Crowe was one of the Ambassadors to London who wasn’t a member as of 1980 who isn’t on the scene anymore. The inner circle placed Crowe after London on these boards--- “The world leader in claims cost containment solutions” --- Emergent has a biodefense division and an FDA monopoly on anthrax vaccine--- President Clinton named Crowe chairman of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board in 1993-1994. Like Crowe, Raymond Seitz, seen below, was placed on some high powered corporate boards on returning from his Ambassadorial appointment to London, including senior managing director at Lehman Brothers and vice chairman of Lehman Brothers International; British Airways; Cable & Wireless; Chubb Corporation (insurance); General Electric; Hollinger International; Hong Kong Telecom; Marconi; PCCW Communications; RTZ Corporation (multinational mining); Sun Times Media Group (as chairman, 2006-2009); The Telegraph Group; and is a member of the Trilateral Commission; former trustee, Royal Academy of Arts. He was also assistant Secretary of State. These humongous corporations have operations and holdings all over the planet---and warfare is a global event as of the twentieth century---no wonder The Pilgrims Society took control over all our foreign relations. Due to his diplomatic background, Seitz is well acquainted with Pilgrims Society vice president Henry Kissinger; the same applies with Dean Rusk (Pilgrims 1981 executive committee), William P. Rogers, Kenneth Rush, Edmund Muskie, George Shultz, Cyrus Vance, General Alexander Haig (1983 executive committee), James A. Baker III et al---all Secretaries of State, and all of them Pilgrims Society members before Seitz was admitted--- Seitz gave a lecture at the British Library Conference Centre entitled, “A New Security for an Old America” on June 12, 2002. From page 202 of “The Pilgrims of Great Britain” (2002) --- From page 203 of “The Pilgrims of Great Britain” (2002) 1994 meeting--- We mentioned Pilgrims member Crowe so here he is/was--- Page 203 of “The Pilgrims of Great Britain” (2003) shows a London meeting--- Page 204 shows then outgoing Ambassador Crowe in 1997--- At “First Magazine” Seitz is in the middle row, second image from right, hobnobbing with two very likely members, one of them representing British Petroleum, Goldman Sachs and other interests including Alfa Group (Russia) with assets of over $80 billion in banking, insurance, telecommunications, petroleum, supermarkets, water rights and so on. Seitz is or was a governor of The Ditchley Foundation. Seitz figuring his next Pilgrims chiseling operation--- 2) Philip Lader (1946---Pilgrims Society by 1997 at the latest) was Ambassador to the United Kingdom (1997-2001) and has info on page 2639 of the 2005 Who’s Who in America, which we will update--- The weasel-like Lader contemplating his contributions towards Royal Crown World Government--- Lader on video; no mention of The Pilgrims. The first thing to notice is his silence as to his parents. He says they were immigrants but not from where. There appears to be something to hide from inspection. He graduated from Duke University, of the same family as tobacco kingpin Benjamin N. Duke, a charter Pilgrims member in 1903. Oxford is known as the university Cecil Rhodes attended, a notorious British imperialist who plotted The Pilgrims Society in the 1870s before it was finally organized and named in London in 1902. He was there studying law, not on a Rhodes Scholarship. However, he later chaired the Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee for South Carolina, choosing corruptible students for indoctrination into the British world supremacy dogma. Harvard has had many overseers who were/are members. Lader’s career evidently launched during 1972 when he was with Sullivan & Cromwell, a top Pilgrims Society law firm then at 48 Wall Street. During 1979-1983 Lader was president of Sea Pines company, which had 135,000 prime acres in South Carolina under development as award winning recreation communities or planning; it included extensive lumber interests--- He got the 1983 award from the Urban Land Institute for excellence in large scale community development. A governor of the Urban Land Institute Foundation is Mahlon Apgar IV, who was in The Pilgrims 1980 list. In 1987 Lader started the Lader Family Foundation, very possibly as a way of sidestepping income taxation that the small folks of the country are compelled to pay. According to this, it’s location is 25701 Science Park Dr., Beachwood, Ohio 44122 (Cleveland). What, are they major landowners in Cleveland? During 1983-1985 Lader, possibly by that time a member of The Pilgrims, was president of Winthrop University. Based in Rock Hill, South Carolina, Winthrop University was founded in 1886 by David Bancroft Johnson, who had been helped through school by Robert Charles Winthrop (1809-1994), who was Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives (1847-1849) and a member of the very old-line wealthy Winthrop family of Massachusetts, which family became amply represented in The Pilgrims organization. In 1986-1988 Lader was a top official of the U.S. holding company for the interests of Sir James Goldsmith, known to have been a billionaire (1933-1997) who wasn’t in The Pilgrims London 1980 list; he may have been entered in 1981 or later; this we don’t know. Goldsmith’s son Ben married Kate Emma Rothschild, of a family definitely within The Pilgrims inner circle.
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