This plan has been in the works since the 1950s, and fairly obvious from the 1970s on, when David Rockefeller flew with his two minions, onboard Air Force One, to China and established the partnership between the Bank of China and Chase Bank, today JPMorganChase! (His two minions were Kissinger and Nixon, BTW.) Afterwards Rockefeller would gush and gush and gush about Mao’s wonderful “Cultural Revolution” — which we have been experiencing for awhile now in North America and throughout Europe!

In May/June of 1963, President John F. Kennedy took four unprecedented steps as pushback against the Wall Street bankers: (1) he rejected the request from David & Nelson Rockefeller to support the amending of Section 25 of the Federal Reserve Act, the required step for a global banking cartel — Johnson would support it later as president; (2) he issued EO 11110 which disbursed Silver–backed $4.3 billion of DEBT—FREE currency through the Treasury (meaning not required to pay interest to the Federal Reserve); (3) he renegotiated the oil agreements between the government of Indonesia and the Rockefeller–owned oil companies (Stanvac and Caltex), making it as favorable to Indonesia and its citizenry as it was to the oil corporations; and, (4) he cemented the withdrawal of all US military advisors from Vietnam, to begain in late November — something both he and President Diem were in hearty agreement on, although military aid would continue.

All four were anathema to the Rockefeller brothers and the Wall Street bankers —- the Rockefellers were banking on shipping their oil from Indonesia a short distance away to the Vietnam War, a real profit center for them, plus no banker wanted the Fed’s power usurped! And they had to have that Global Banking Cartel, after all! And at the end of June the CIA dispatched agents to Lisbon to meet with French assassin–for–hire, Jean Rene Souetre, while contacting another European assassin and Belgian criminal, Mozes Maschkivitzan! [SOURCE: Declassified JFK documents, 1974 — 1996]

RECOMMENDED READING:

Battling Wall Street: the Kennedy presidency by Donald Gibson

Two Days in June by Andrew Cohen

JFK and the Unthinkable by James Douglass