Lord Jacob Rothschild Admits New World Order Is Collapsing
by Sean Adl-Tabatabai
Lord Jacob Rothschild has admitted that his hopes for a New
World Order are not going according to plan, in a bombshell report last month.
According to RIT Capital Partners 2016-year-end report,
despite short-term profits by the company, a longer period of financial turmoil
looms for the Rothschild empire, and thus the entire planet.
Rothschild warned shareholders: “At this time of upheaval
and uncertainty … There could well be a period ahead of us when the avoidance
of risk is as high a priority as the pursuit of gain.”
The investment banker’s chosen word of “period” seems to
indicate a coming downturn in profitability, even though for the past five
years the fund has realized a profit of more than 1 billion Euros.
According to the report, Rothschild and his very powerful
family have a vested interest in preserving their assets. “RIT Capital Partners
plc is an investment company listed on the London Stock Exchange. Its net
assets have grown from £280 million on listing in 1988 to over £2.7 billion
today. RIT is chaired by Lord Rothschild, whose family interests retain a
significant holding,” the issue reveals.
If the fund, whose value is at an all-time high, suddenly
declines, falling with it will be a large portion of wealth the Rothschild
family enjoys. Although, any such declines would hardly come as a surprise to
the Rothschild family who reportedly controls much of the world’s wealth and
has a hand in nearly all of the world’s banking institutions, including the
Federal Reserve, as some have stated.
The chairman’s statement continues with what some might say
is an ominous and uncertain view of the future. “Since the last World War, we
have enjoyed some 70 years of patiently crafted international cooperation,
which is now threatened,” an apparent reference to Brexit and the UK’s
referendum to withdraw from the European Union.
“Against this deeply
worrying geo-political situation,” he wrote seeming to highlight the potential
of WWIII if the Syrian conflict continues, “one can point to a number of
positive investment factors.” Echoing many statements made by the current U.S.
president, Lord Rothschild stated he was hopeful corporations would receive a
break in government imposed revenue. He said, “in the US, the proposed tax
reduction for companies and individuals,” was a favorable policy change for his
fund’s portfolio.
Resounding President Trump’s call for deregulation,
Rothschild also was reportedly pleased with the “reforms of an over-regulated
system.” Likewise, in step with Trump’s call to exponentially increase spending
on America’s failing transportation infrastructure, Lord Rothschild is pleased.
However, Trump’s call for, “increases in fiscal and infrastructure
expenditure…come at a time late in the business cycle, when the labour market
is close to full employment,” meaning there’s no forecast of immediate returns
on infrastructure spending forecasted in the future.
The banking and financial baron also seemed to lament that
“wage increases up by some 4% over the last few months” a factor which affects
the bottom line for every company. He also stated across the fund’s portfolio
will also be affected by rising interest rates. “Valuations are at the high end
of their historical range, inflation is returning and in these circumstances,
it is likely that interest rates in the US will rise meaningfully,” he said.
And coming from the man whose familial connections and financial partners
control the Federal Reserve, he should know.
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