The Muslim Brotherhood

(Excerpted from Chapter 10: The Iran/Iraq War: Big Oil & Their Bankers…)

By 1982 CIA and MI6 were passing targeting information to the Ayatollah aimed at Iranian leftist groups like the Tudeh Party, the National Front and the People’s Mujahadeen.

The Illumination Merchants

(Excerpted from Chapter 7: The Four Horsemen: Big Oil & Their Bankers…)

The primary beneficiaries of the formation of the GCC were the same oil giants and bankers who thrived under Nixon’s Twin Pillars fiasco.  In 1975 Anthony Sampson penned The Seven Sisters…, bestowing a collective name on the shadowy oil cartel, which throughout its history has sought to eliminate competitors and control the world’s oil resource.  After a tidal wave of mergers at the turn of the millennium, Sampson’s Seven Sisters were Four Horsemen: Exxon Mobil, Chevron Texaco, BP Amoco and Royal Dutch/Shell.

Protocols of the Wise Men of Zion

(Excerpted from Chapter 5: Persian Gulf Rent-A-Sheik: Big Oil & Their Bankers…)

This worldwide CIA reign of terror on behalf of the banker elite is reminiscent of a blue-print for global domination that emerged in the mid-1800’s.  The document, known as the Protocols of the Wise Men of Zion, was obtained by the daughter of a Russian general after she paid a bribe of 2,500 French francs to a member of the Mizraim Freemason Lodge in Paris, which is home to the inner circle of the Knights Templar known as the Priory of Sion.

House of Saud Assassins

(Excerpted from Chapter 3: The House of Saud & JP Morgan: Big Oil & Their Bankers…)

In 1917 the British made a client of Ibn Saud, who was told to encourage Arab tribesman to repel the Ottoman Turks from the Gulf Region.

HSBC

Hong Kong Shanghai Bank Corporation

(Excerpted from Chapter 2: Hong Kong Shanghaied: Big Oil & Their Bankers..,)

The Illumination Merchants

(Excerpted from Chapter 7: The Four Horsemen: Big Oil & Their Bankers…)

By the late 1800’s John D. Rockefeller had become popularly known as “the Illumination Merchant”, during a time when oil was powering the reading lamps of every American household. [1]

The Council On Foreign Relations

Two nights ago NBC Nightly News reported the massacre of 43 college students Tlatelolco in the Mexican state of Guerrero.  Though the students had been protesting austerity measures, and while Guerrero has long been a hotbed of leftist Popular Revolutionary Army (EPR) rebel activity, the report depicted the slaughter as some random act of violence carried out by Mexican drug cartels.