Silver Squelchers Twenty One & Their Interesting Associates

Silver Squelchers Twenty One & Their Interesting Associates Megabankers in The Society “He spoke openly against the Society” (Line from “The Rifleman,” March 3, 1963) Take 32 seconds to hear what should be The Pilgrims theme music! Presented July-August 2015 by Charles Savoie Megabankers are one of the hardest groups in The Pilgrims Society on which to document membership. However past patterns, seen in lists from 1980 on back to 1914 and the charter members, indicate that if those patterns are followed, and there’s no cause why they shouldn’t be---we may expect, if we have an actual updated roster for both branches, to find members in top management and the boards of directors of banks including---Wells Fargo (263,900 employees); Citigroup (243,000 employees); JPM Chase (265,359 employees); Bank of America (233,000 employees); Bank of New York Mellon (50,300 employees, manages $28 trillion); more Barclays bankers (132,300 employees); more HSBC bankers (80 countries and over 50 million customers); Royal Bank of Scotland (33 million customers); Lloyd’s Banking Group (45,856 employees); Standard Chartered Bank (70 countries and 87,000 employees); Bank of Montreal (46,778 employees); Toronto Dominion Bank (79,000 employees); Royal Bank of Canada (73,500 employees); CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, 44,424 employees); Scotia Bank (Bank of Nova Scotia, 87,000 employees); National Bank of Canada (20,000 employees); Northern Trust (14,100 employees); PNC Bank (2,700 branches and 52,000 employees); Capital One Bank (41,100 employees); Australia & New Zealand Banking Group (48,239 employees); Commonwealth Bank of Australia (44,329 employees); Western Pacific Banking Corporation of Australia (36,000 employees); and others including Swiss banks. Controlling the mainland European and the Japanese banking systems through Bilderberg and Trilateral Commission, you see “The One Bank” effect however; what we must force out into the light of day are the current members of The Pilgrims, the top globalist group and the only one still refusing to release their roster! So it isn’t splitting hairs in any sense to go after The Pilgrims, rather than the One Bank. Robert Cutting Lawrence III, to be profiled in #28 or 29, Royalty & Noble Hereditary Ancestry in The Pilgrims, could also be placed in the megabankers group; you’ll see why, but is best adapted for #28 or 29 (two parts). Have I worn you out with content? Try researching and presenting a series this extensive on any other topic. I did it all for free because the public has a right to know about this Pilgrims Society network. “If it is to be, it is up to me” can also be your slogan on any worthwhile cause. As a small opener note that Robert Dudley Harrington (1932- November 2014; Pilgrims Society as of undetermined) was with the ever menacing and nefarious J.P. Morgan interests. 1) Sir David Alan Walker (December 31, 1939---Pilgrims Society of Great Britain), Order of the British Empire, is current chairman as of November 1, 2012 of Barclay’s Bank International. He was assistant secretary at the British Treasury (1974-1977). He chaired the Securities & Investments Board (1988-1992) and during 1989 to 1995 he was a director for finance and industry of the Bank of England and also deputy chairman and director of Lloyd’s Bank, 1992-1994. During 1995 to 2001 Walker was chairman of Morgan Stanley International and again held that position during 2004- 2005, and he remained a senior advisor to Morgan Stanley International until August 2012. From 1997-2000 Walker was on the board of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. He is former chairman of NatWest Financial Markets, of the huge National Westminster Bank, which in 2000 merged into The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, now with 141,000 employees (Pilgrims Society). As of 2004, Walker joined The Group of 30 in Washington, D.C., chaired by Pilgrims Society member Paul Volcker, chairman of the Federal Reserve System (1979-1987; he was president of the N.Y. Fed Bank, 1975- 1979), an anti-gold campaigner as of the early 1960s at Chase Manhattan Bank, and one of the two key architects (Pilgrims member William Simon was the other) of the destruction of the Hunt-Arab silver foray, as described in #10 Silver Squelchers---see pages 9-14 of that release on Volcker. “New Barclay’s chairman Sir David Walker has half a century of experience” was a story in The Guardian in which we read that in 1985, while a senior official at the Bank of England, he arranged a rescue plan for Johnson Matthey Bankers. In fact, from 1985-1988 Walker chaired Johnson Matthey Bankers. JM is a former (now “underground”) member of the Silver Users Association. Had Walker been asked about a bailout of a silver mining concern I have to think he’d have given the request his “red eye!” Barclay’s Bank International world headquarters tower in London--- Barclay’s reports 48 million customers in 50 countries served by 7,000 branches. It has 139,600 employees and traces to goldsmiths in the year 1690. See pages 76-80 of #10 Silver Squelchers for more on Barclays and its participation in wrecking the Hunt brothers fortune through a loan syndication which Pilgrims Society members Lewis T. Preston Jr. of J.P. Morgan & Company and Paul Volcker “spiked.” Sir Walker is former chairman of Reuters Venture Capital, a director of Reuters Holdings since 1994, former vice chairman of The Legal & General Group and was for four years president of the London Investment Bankers Association and is a former governor of the anti precious metals International Monetary Fund (IMF). He chaired the steering committee of the Financial Markets Group of the London Stock Exchange (1986-1993). In 1990 and again in 1993-1994 Walker was a director of National Power, which supplies electricity and natural gas in London--- During 2000-2007 Walker was active in the Moroccan-British Business Council. During 1987 to 1989 Walker was on the governing board of CEGB, the Central Electricity Generating Board, which in the 1990s was split into four corporations, undoubtedly all Pilgrims Society controlled--- The Times, London, February 10, 2009, begged the obvious by labeling Sir Walker a “big shot.” During 1993-1997 Walker was active in The British Invisibles (actual name) which name was later changed to International Financial Services London (IFSL) and which again changed its name to TheCityUK, which is an affiliate of The City of London Corporation. TheCityUK has a membership of 150 financial services companies, and guess which single organization the most prominent of them are represented in! TheCityUK says at its site---“The UK is the world’s leading global financial services centre and the most internationally focused marketplace in the world” Sir Walker assumed the chairmanship of Barclay’s Bank as the successor to Marcus Agius, a man with a name sounding like some Roman general. There’s not more than one chance in 2,000 that Agius isn’t a member of The Pilgrims however; no official mention of this has been found to date, as available information remains fragmentary at best. His father in law was confirmed Pilgrims Society member Edmund L. De Rothschild of London. The great, great grandfather of Marcus Agius, Edward T. Agius, was a charter Pilgrims member in 1902 in London. Barclays Bank had roots deep in the slave trade and plantation business centuries ago. As of September 30, 2014, Barclays had major holdings in 3,962 corporations including Wells Fargo (megabank); JPMorgan Chase (silver short); General Electric (silver user); Bank America (formerly on Silver Users Association roster); Citigroup; United Technologies (silver user); Honeywell (silver user); Goldman Sachs (precious metals antagonist); Du Pont (top tier Silver Users Association member; that is to say until recently a member); Occidental Petroleum (silver short made $116 million on the Hunt-Arab downfall); Dow Chemical (the other top tier member of the Silver Users association); Morgan Stanley (silver suppressors); Lockheed Martin (silver users); General Motors (silver users); Blackrock (holds shares in silver users and silver suppressors); General Dynamics (silver users); Emerson Electric (silver users); these are all a billion dollars and upwards into multiple billions in holdings; those under the magic one billion mark include---Northrop Grumman (silver users); Raytheon (silver users); State Street Corporation (owns shares in silver users and silver suppressors, including in the CME Group, owners of the COMEX); Freeport McMoRan (gold producer); Rockwell Automation (silver user); Newmont Mining (gold miner, $386 million holding);Textron (silver user); Tiffany & Company (Silver Users Association members; $251 million holding); Celanese Corporation (silver users as in catalytic silver acetylides); I stopped the review when the holdings fell below $150 million. The international “community of interest” in holding silver prices low is enormous in scope and incredibly concentrated and coordinated! As a closing glance at Sir David Walker, now chairman of Barclays, we’ll briefly review the Group of Thirty---which we must call the “dirty thirty” due to their scurrilous activities in suppressing gold and silver prices! Walker joined the Group of 30 in 1993 and is a trustee of it, and acted as its treasurer (1997-2004) ---it was founded in 1978 and easily may have played a role in the defeat of the Hunt-Arab silver venture---its current members represent the following central, commercial and investment banks--- Bank of England; Federal Reserve System; Federal Reserve Bank of New York; U.S. Treasury Department; Bank of Mexico; People’s Bank of China; Bank of Japan; Bank of France; Bank of Canada; European Central Bank; International Monetary Fund; Bank for International Settlements; Reserve Bank of India; Bank of Italy; World Bank; JPMorgan Chase; Morgan Stanley; J.

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