The Satanic Rothschild
WARNING:
When I first saw the pictures that you’ll see below, I felt sick to my
stomach. It wasn’t a physical sickness but a spiritual sense of such
palpable evil that my soul felt ill. Say a prayer for God’s protection
before you read further. I recommend the powerful Prayer to St. Michael, HERE.
Membership of the Illuminati variously is said to include the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, the Jesuits, the British Royal family, other European royal families, and a number of non-royal family bloodlines that include, most prominently, the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds. Here’s the first paragraph of the Wikipedia entry on the Rothschild family:
The Rothschild family (known as The House of Rothschild, or more simply as the Rothschilds) is a European family of German [Ashkenazi] Jewish origin that established European banking and finance houses from the late eighteenth century. Five lines of the Austrian branch of the family were elevated into the Austrian nobility, being given hereditary baronies of the Habsburg Empire by Emperor Francis II in 1816. The British branch of the family was elevated into the British nobility at the request of Queen Victoria. It has been argued that during the 19th century, the family possessed by far the largest private fortune in the world, and by far the largest fortune in modern history.Frederick Morton, in his 1962 book, The Rothschilds, gave an estimate of the Rothschild wealth at over $6 billion in 1850. The blogger who calls himself Markus Angelicus (the Angel Mark, most certainly a pseudonymous nom de plume) estimates that taking $6 billion (and assuming no erosion of the wealth base) and compounding that figure at various returns on investment (a conservative range of 4% to 8%) would suggest the following net worth of the Rothschild family enterprise, as of 1997:
- $1.9 trillion (@4%)
- $7.8 trillion (@5%)
- $31.5 trillion (@6%)
- $125,189.1 trillion (@7%)
- $491,409 trillion (@8%)
The Illuminati consist of…some of the world’s richest families including the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers and the Windsors. While they pay lip service to religion, they worship Lucifer. Their agents control the world’s media, education, business and politics. These agents may think they are only pursuing success, but success literally means serving the devil. Prisoners of their wealth, the Illuminati prefer hatred and destruction to Love. Understandably, they can’t go public with this. They pretend to be moral while working behind the scenes to degrade and enslave humanity in a “new world order.”At this point you’re probably rolling your eyes and making the “ding-ding ding-ding ding-ding” Twilight Zone sound. Admittedly, while this mother of all conspiracy theories makes for interesting reading, I’d always retained my skepticism.
For one, conspiracy theories by their very nature are difficult, if not impossible, to prove/verify or disconfirm – ”It’s secret ’cause it’s a conspiracy!” If you ask a conspiracy theorist (CT), “If it’s such a conspiracy, then how do you know all this?”, the CT either says “I just know” or “Well, TPTB leak clues and leave hints of their plans because they are so arrogant and cocky.” If you bring up a counter-argument such as “But how do you account for there being these powerful wealthy groups that don’t agree with each other?,” the CT replies, “You see, there are contending factions within TPTB.” And so on and so forth. In other words, the CT is always right no matter what, which makes the Illuminati conspiracy theory air- and water-tight, impervious to counter-evidence or counter-arguments.
The flawed epistemology of conspiracy theories such as the one about the Illuminati makes me all the more skeptical until I saw pictures of a Rothschild — the Baroness Philippine de Rothschild — in an article on Makow’s website.
The Baroness Philippine Mathilde Camille de Rothschild (born Paris, France, 22 November 1933) is the only daughter of the vintner Baron Philippe de Rothschild, a member of the Rothschild banking dynasty and owner of the French winery Château Mouton Rothschild.
Rothschild entered her father’s wine business in the late 1970s. When Philippe died in 1988, Philippine inherited three winery estates in Bordeaux. At the time of her father’s death, the company sold 1.3 million cases of wine a year. By 2000, sales had almost doubled to 2.1 million cases. In 1999, sales amounted to around $155 million. Her personal wealth has been estimated at €190 million by Le Nouvel Economiste.
Below are photos of the Baroness. Note that in every picture she wears a heavy chainlinked gold necklace with a pendant. The pendant in the first pic below is a huge image of Baphomet, a pagan deity that, since the 19th century, has become a figure or synonym of Satan.
himself
which he described as Baphomet and “The Sabbatic Goat” — showing a
winged humanoid goat with a pair of breasts and a torch on its head
between its horns. Levi called his image “The Goat of Mendes.” Lévi’s
Baphomet is the source of the later Tarot image of the Devil, in the
Rider-Waite design. The symbol of the goat in the downward-pointed
pentagram was adopted as the official symbol — called the Sigil of
Baphomet — of the Church of Satan, and continues to be used among Satanists. [Source: Wikipedia]Here are pics of Rothschild wearing pendants that are more stylized or abstract versions of the Baphomet:
The goat’s or ram’s horns
Rothschild wearing a pendant of a stylized Baphomet goat’s horns, with her second husband, Jean-Pierre de Beaumarchais
Here’s a younger Rothschild wearing a pendant of an angel silhouette (remember that Lucifer and the other demons are fallen angels!). It’s interesting that as she grows older, she’s become bolder and more in-your-face with her Satanic jewelry, now wearing unmistakably Baphomet pendants as the one in the first pic above:
Here’s a pic of a bottle of red wine from one of her wineries, Chateau Mouton Rothschild. Note the serpent; the words “cou cou” (which is French for “neck neck”) coming out of the mouth of the bodiless head in top right; the headless female figure below the serpent on the left; and the glass of red liquid (wine or blood?) right below “cou cou”:
I leave you to draw your own conclusions….
~Eowyn
Dr. Eowyn is the Editor of Fellowship of the Minds and a regular contributor to The D.C. Clothesline. This article originally appeared at FOTM in 2011 and has been pulled from the archives.
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