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Pilgrims
Society / membership list
Even today it's members consist of the wealthiest businessman and the most
influential politicians. It was erected over a century ago and meets at least 2
or 3 times a year. Still, 99% of the world has never heard of it. We're talking
about the Pilgrims Society. An aristocratic Anglo-American dining club who's
members keep themselves informed by inviting politicians to make a speech. The
primary purpose of this club is to keep the ties between the United States and
Britain as strong as possible. The official reason was, and is, that the
forefathers of most Americans from the Virginia and New York area emigrated from
the British Isles, therefore they share a common heritage. They are blood
brothers so to speak. Of course, the obvious reason was to form an unofficial
alliance with the United States to improve the strained relations and to vastly
increase the powers of the dwindling British empire. The heart of the British
empire and the later British Commonwealth became the Pilgrims Society, it's
philosophies dominated by the executives of the upcoming mega corporations,
largely located in the City of London and the city of New York.
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The London chapter of the Pilgrims Society was established
on July 11, 1902, followed by a New York chapter on January 13, 1903. It's
patron is the British monarch, who has plenty of representatives attending
the meetings. Usually, a member of the Royal family is attending the
London diners.
As you'll find out by looking at the membership list, the
Pilgrims Society has clearly fused together the business centers of New
York and London, together with a large portion of the political centers of
both nations. 90 percent of the American members are top-level bankers and
businessmen from New York city. |
Only a couple of Pilgrims own or chair companies with headquarters in Boston
or Philadelphia. Businesses that have their headquarters in any other location
than this small part of the north-east corner of the United States don't seem to
be represented at all (do keep in mind that recent data is sketchy). From
Washington, only a few specific government officials are recruited into the
Pilgrims Society. Occasionally, officials from outside the UK or US visit the
club. In the past, they usually came from countries incorporated in the Empire
or Commonwealth. Today... hard to say. We haven't got the information.
A mistake often made when people refer to this society, is when they call it
the 'Pilgrim Society', because today, this name isn't used anymore. Only in some
of the earlier articles you can find this name. The most often used name is the
'Pilgrims Society', sometimes spelled as 'Pilgrim's Society'. You might think
this isn't such a big deal, but when you search the internet or some recent
archives for the 'Pilgrim Society', you will hardly find any official sources,
simply because they all refer to the 'Pilgrims Society'. The name 'Pilgrims
Society' is also unique, so you won't confuse it with this one.
Let's get one thing straight, the club is secret. It might be one of those
what I call 'open-secrets', but it's secret nonetheless. If it wasn't, we would
have read about it in the history books, we would know all the details of the
meetings, and we would have membership lists in the public domain. On the other
hand, it is possible to find quite a bit of information in regular newspaper
archives, but you really have to look for it. It takes forever to piece the
story together. For example, The Scotsman made numerous references to it in the
first half of the century (archives are only available up to 1950 atm). Time
Magazine made them much less, but still referred to the club once every few
years. After 1958, Time only mentioned the club 2 or 3 times, even though the
meetings of the Pilgrims Society continued as usual. Other newspapers in the
U.S., like the New York Times, have also referred to it once in a while. For
instance, in 1981, they published a speech of Margaret Thatcher and in 1985,
they did the same with a speech of George Shultz. The Times of London also
mentioned the society a couple of times in the past 10 years, even though it
didn't give any details about who's attending. Most other newspapers, including
the Scotsman, New York Post, Washington Times, or even the Guardian, seem to
have been completely silent about it in the last 5 to 7 years (that's how far
the digital archives go back). In other countries it's virtually impossible to
get any information on the Pilgrims. Not one large Dutch newspaper has mentioned
the name in the past 20 years. References in German or French newspapers are
just as uncommon. One thing you actually càn find is different speeches on
official websites; One at NATO, another one at the State Department, and yet
another one from 1999 on the MoD website. They all deal with one little speech
and when you ask for some background information you won't get any replies. And
that's strange. Maybe it's done to give people the impression there's nothing
unusual about the club. Indeed, looking at the speeches there certainly isn't.
All they do is talk about regular pro-NATO politics and kiss up to their
"brothers" on the other side of the ocean. The two most recent examples:
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January 2002, Lord Robertson, 'NATO after September
11' |
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November 2002, Richard Boucher on Foreign policy, the EU,
and NATO |
You can find other speeches in the references at the bottom of this article.
Of course, it's probably not because of the speeches that the Pilgrims Society
keeps itself out of the public eye. More likely it's because of who's being
informed and for what purpose. Also, it's obvious that members discuss a lot of
other business among themselves.
A little bit more in depth
| As I already said, those who own or run the
major banking houses, law firms and insurance companies in the London and
New York area will be invited to join, together with a few very specific
government officials. This always includes the president of the United
States, the U.S. Secretary of State and the U.S. ambassador to Great
Britain. On the right you can see which other delegates traditionally are
recruited into Pilgrims. Chancellors, Chief Justices, and Attorney
Generals seem to be frequent members also. Occasional exceptions have been
made to allow writers, composers and art collectors into the society. An
example of that was Mark Twain. The patron of the Pilgrims Society is the
king or queen of England and a member from the royal family usually
attends the Pilgrim dinners in Great Britain. |
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 Scanned by Charles Savoie of Silver
Investor. |
That's basically all there is to this Pilgrims Society; it's a dining club.
Several times a year a dinner is planned and the board chooses which members it
will invite this time, usually somewhere between 300 and 500. A few additional
people are invited to hold a speech on a variety of political topics and someone
is made the guest of honor. This guest of honor is usually a new member or a
Pilgrim who has accomplished something worth remembering. In addition, the
chairman of the Society (in Britain it is Robert M. Worcester atm) might give a
speech to the CFR or the RIIA once in a while. As already demonstrated, the
speeches are both boring and interesting at the same time. Boring because of
their substance, and interesting because they show us that Pilgrims, as a whole,
aren't privy to many state secrets.
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A great example of the cooperation between the London and
American Pilgrims is the London Bush House, which was ordered to be built
in 1919 by Pilgrim Irving T. Bush, a N.Y. businessman. At the time it was
the most expensive building in the world and was meant to be an
Anglo-American trade center where buyers could purchase goods in one
place. It lost it's original function after a couple of decades, but still
exists today as an office to the BBC World Service. Above the entrance
there's a large statue, which represents this Anglo-American
cooperation. |
Britain is represented on the left by the lions, the USA is represented on
the right by the Eagle. The Celtic cross indicates their common heritage. The
torch can represent freedom, wisdom, victory, or something along that line.
Below the statue you'll find the inscription "To the friendship of English
Speaking Peoples".
The Pilgrims Society is allied with the English-Speaking Union, which is an organization that promotes
the use of the English language all over the world. The patron is the English
queen and the president is prince Philip. The chairman, as far as we know, is
always a member of the Pilgrims.
The institutions the Pilgrims control
| All the important members of the 1910 Jekyll
Island meeting were Pilgrims; Vanderlip, Strong, Warburg, Davison, Norton,
and Aldrich. Senator Aldrich's closest ally in congress, Edward B.
Vreeland, was a Pilgrim too, together with his brother. Vreeland helped
Aldrich establish a privately owned central bank. Of course, J.P. Morgan,
John D. Rockefeller and Jacob Schiff were members also. Keep in mind these
people were often competing with each other and weren't necessarily
friends, as so many people seem to think. |
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| N.Y. FED
'Pilgrim-presidents' |
| Benjamin Strong |
1914-1928 |
| George Harrison |
1928-1940 |
| Allan Sproul |
1941-1956 |
| Alfred Hayes |
1956-1975 |
| Paul Volcker |
1975-1979 |
| Anthony Solomon |
1980-1985 |
| E. Gerald Corrigan |
1985-1993 |
| William J. McDonough |
1993-2003 |
| Timothy Geithner |
2003-present |
| Red =
confirmed
Pilgrim | |
Pilgrim-presidents of the New York Federal Reserve Bank cover the period from
1914 to 1979. The 4 presidents since then have not been members as far as we
know, although that's probably because of a lack of recent data.
Pilgrim-chairmen of the New York Federal Reserve cover almost the entire period
from the 1920s up to 1990, so we can safely assume that the New York Federal
Reserve Bank is owned by the Pilgrims. That's not that unusual, because New York
itself is Pilgrims property.
Because the Pilgrims have a large influence on Washington politics, it would
be interesting to see if they have any members on the Federal Reserve Board of
Governors, also located in D.C. If we have those names, we can estimate the
Pilgrims' level of control over the Federal Open Market Committee. The FOMC is the main body of
the Federal Reserve that decides on the monetary policy. The New York FED then
carries out those directives through it's daily 'open market operations'. In the
words of the official Federal Reserve website that I just gave a link to:
"Finally, the Committee [FOMC] must reach a consensus regarding the
appropriate course for policy, which is incorporated in a directive to the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York?the Bank that executes transactions for the
System Open Market Account. The directive is cast in terms designed to
provide guidance to the Manager in the conduct of day-to-day open market
operations. The directive sets forth the Committee's objectives for long-run
growth of certain key monetary and credit aggregates. It also sets forth
operating guidelines for the degree of ease or restraint to be sought in reserve
conditions and expectations with regard to short-term rates of growth in the
monetary aggregates."
The FOMC consists of the 7 FED governors, 1 permanent New York FED president,
and 4 presidents of the other 11 FED banks that rotate each year. The chairman
of the board of governors is also the chairman of the FOMC, and the president of
the permanently represented New York FED is the vice chairman of the FOMC. We
quote from the same page:
"...Traditionally, the Chairman of the Board of Governors is elected
Chairman and the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York is elected
Vice Chairman..."
When sifting through the members list, it turns out that at least 4 of the 13 Federal
Reserve chairmen are confirmed Pilgrims (they cover the years 1933-1934 &
1959-1987). Two other chairmen, Eugene Meyer and Alan Greenspan, have all the
trademarks of being Pilgrims members. If that could be confirmed, the FED's
Board of Governors has had Pilgrims as chairman from at least 1930 to 1934 &
from 1959 on to 2005. In any case, the Pilgrims Society seems to be represented
a disproportionate amount on the most influential places inside the U.S.
monetary system, especially for a society that doesn't want it's existence to be
known to the general public. It is likely that at least since 1959 the chairman
and vice chairman of the FOMC were Pilgrims, together with the persons carrying
out the directives of the FOMC through the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
| Function |
Amount |
| CFR non-executive members |
45 |
| CFR executive members |
33 |
| Carnegie Institute executives |
21 |
| FED executive positions |
21 |
| J.P. Morgan executives |
17 |
| Chase Bank executives |
16 |
| Skull & Bones |
11 |
| President World Bank |
4 (of 10) | |
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After analyzing the Pilgrims Society members list of about
360 names (updated in the meantime), I found that the institutions you see
on the left were the most often represented. About 75% of this list is
American and 25% British (rough estimate). This means that about 1 in 3 of
the U.S. members of the Pilgrims Society is a confirmed member of the CFR.
Striking is the fact that such a large percentage of CFR members are
executive officers. About 50% of all the CFR executive officers have been
confirmed members of the Pilgrims Society, which seems to indicate that
quite possibly all of them are. |
I remember looking at an old documentary about the CFR "master conspiracy".
The usual stuff came by; banking, the Illuminati and the dollar bill. At the end
they showed these concentric rings, indicating the CFR had unknown inner
circles. Guess we can now say for sure what the second circle is, counting from
the outside. It's the Pilgrims Society and it undeniably shows the close link
between American and British foreign policy.
Of course, it has long been speculated that the same group that set up the
RIIA, set up the CFR, but I was never convinced enough though, because the group
connecting both organizations has never been fully identified. The existence of
the Round Table, however likely, has never been proven. For now, the Pilgrims
Society, a seemingly larger body, is a fine substitute, because it shares many
similarities with the "association of helpers" from the Round Table. Read this
text from the 1966 book 'Tragedy and Hope - A history of the world in our time',
written by Oxford professor Carroll Quigley:
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"In 1891, Rhodes organized a secret society with
members in a "Circle of Initiates" and an outer circle known as the
"Association of Helpers" later organized as the Round Table organization.
In 1909-1913, they organized semi-secret groups know as Round Table Groups
in the chief British dependencies and the United States..
The Round Table Groups were semi-secret discussion and
lobbying groups whose original purpose was to federate the English
speaking world along lines laid down by Cecil Rhodes. By 1915, Round Table
groups existed in seven countries including England, South Africa, Canada,
Australia, New Zealand, India and the United States.
Money for their activities originally came from Cecil
Rhodes, J.P. Morgan, the Rockefeller and Whitney families and associates
of bankers Lazard Brothers and Morgan, Grenfell and Company.
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The chief backbone of this organization grew up along the already
existing financial cooperation running from the Morgan Bank in New York to a
group of international financiers in London led by Lazard Brothers.
Lionel Curtis established in England and each dominion a front
organization to the existing local Round Table Group. This front organization
called the Royal Institute of Public Affairs, had as its nucleus in each area
the existing submerged Round Table Group.
In New York, it was known as the Council on Foreign Relations and was a
front for J.P. Morgan and Company in association with the very small American
Round Table Group. The American organizers were dominated by the large number of
Morgan "experts" including Lamont and Beer, who had gone to the Paris Peace
Conference and there became close friends with the similar group of English
"experts" which had been recruited by the Milner group. In fact, the original
plans for the Royal Institute and the Council on Foreign Relations. In 1928, the
Council on Foreign Relations was dominated by the associates of the Morgan bank.
Closely allied with this Morgan influence were a small group of Wall Street
lawyers whose chief figures were Elihu Root, John W. Davis, the Dulles Brothers,
John J. McCloy...
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...There does exist and has existed for a generation,
an international Anglophile network which operates to some extent in the
way the Radical Right believes the Communists act. In fact, this network,
which we may identify as the Round Table Groups, has no aversion to
cooperating with the Communists, or any other groups, and frequently does
so...
...It might be pointed out that the existence of this
Wall Street Anglo-American axis is quite obvious once it is pointed out.
It is reflected by the fact that such Wall Street luminaries such as John
W. Davis, Lewis Douglas, [John] Whitney and Douglas Dillon were appointed
to be American ambassadors in London." |
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If we forget about the other groups, the description of the U.S. and U.K.
Round Table Groups as submerged nucleuses of respectively the CFR and the RIIA
is the perfect description of the Pilgrims Society. Also, the only name of a
person in the quote above, that is not represented in my incomplete Pilgrims members list, is Lionel Curtis. All the other names are
confirmed Pilgrims. And what is said here about the large number of Morgan
representatives is something I also immediately noticed when I was filling in
all the biographies. Even though Rockefeller interests, especially in later
times, were just as dominant, the history of the Morgan family really shows
their ties to England through George Peabody and Junius S. Morgan. At the turn
of the century, the Morgans wielded enormous power over the United States
economy [1].
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Besides the organizations I put in the table
above, you will also find that institutions like the Atlantic Institute
for International Affairs, Bilderberg, the Bohemian Grove, the Trilateral
Commission, the Brookings Institution, the Ford Foundation, the Ditchley
Foundations, the Fabian Society, the Japan Society, the Asia Society, the
American-Australian Association, and some others, are quite frequently
represented. I didn't specifically look for these institutions though,
simply because it takes me too much time. Often, these institutes aren't
mentioned in the bios of the person you're researching.
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The reason that you find quite a few Skull & Bones members (or members
who have family in Skull & bones) in the Pilgrims Society is probably
because Yale is located very close to the north of New York. Don't kid yourself
however, 20 year old boys don't rule anything. You'll also find at least 5
Scroll & Key members and many more Yale students who haven't been into any
society. But as far as I can see the Pilgrims Society is open to anyone who
learns enough, works enough, and winds up in the right place for a Pilgrims
invitation. Harvard and Columbia are other common universities where Pilgrims
have studied.
Involvement of the Pilgrims over the last 100 years
- 1906 - Pilgrims are involved in the secret Algeciras
Conference to settle a dispute among the British, Germans, and French about
the division of Morocco.
- 1913 - The earlier mentioned establishment of the Federal
Reserve and of course the 1910 Jekyll Island meeting that preceded it.
- 1917 - Some Pilgrims are said to have been financing the
Communist revolution of 1917. Most is known about the partners of Kuhn, Loeb
& Co.; Pilgrims Jacob Schiff, Paul Warburg and Otto Kahn.
- 1919 - Many Pilgrims played an important role in the
Versailles peace conferences following WWI. In all the history books I've
seen, only the discussions of the 'big three', Woodrow Wilson, Lloyd George
and Georges Clemenceau, are emphasized. I'm still looking for all the names
involved, but I've already seen quite a few Pilgrims and suspected Pilgrims.
In any case, Robert Cecil, chairman of the Supreme Economic Council of the
Versailles Peace Treaty was a member. In the same year, he was the chairman of
the committee that established the Royal Institute of International Affairs.
- 1924 - After the German economy was completely taken
apart and they couldn't pay their imposed debts anymore, the Reparations
Commission Committee of Experts was set up. President Coolidge appointed
Pilgrim Charles G. Dawes as chairman. The committee comes up with the so
called 'Dawes-plan'.
- 1927 - It is said that Pilgrim Benjamin Strong (head FED)
and Pilgrim Montagu Norman (head Bank of England) had at least one secret
meeting in July of this year with their friend Hjalmar Schacht of the German
Reichsbank.
- 1930 - The Young plan, which is named after committee
chairman and Pilgrim Owen D. Young, is introduced as a follow up of the
Pilgrims concocted Dawes plan, because Germany still can't pay their debts.
Hjalmar Schacht doesn't agree with the reparations and quits as the head of
the German Reichsbank. The same year Schacht becomes a Fascist, starts
bringing all the German industrialists together and becomes the most crucial
person for bringing Hitler to power in 1933.
- 1933 and on - J.P. Morgan and Rockefeller associates are
financing Nazi germany. Pilgrims Watson and Watson Jr. of IBM were also
involved. Pilgrim Averell Harriman was involved. Ford was involved, and
looking at the prominent presence of the Ford Foundation in the Pilgrims
Society, he was probably a member also.
- 1934 - Because general Smedley Butler exposes the planned
coup, FDR is not thrown over and replaced by a fascist government. The persons
financing various fascist elements turn out to be the Pilgrims Morgan jr., the
du Ponts, Louis S. Cates through Phelps-Dodge company, and undoubtedly many
other, but unconfirmed, Pilgrims.
- 1945 - Nazis, Knights of Malta (SMOM), and elements in
the OSS create the so called 'Vatican rat lines', through which thousands of
Nazis are smuggled into Spain, South-Africa, and South-America. Pilgrim and
SMOM member Allen Dulles played a large role in this project. He also plays a
crucial role in releasing and recruiting Nazi intelligence chief Reinhard
Gehlen (Le Cercle) so this person can establish the Gehlen Organization. This
Gehlen Org becomes the eyes and ears of the CIA in eastern Europe. Reinhard
recruits many serious nazis in his organization.
- 1946 - Pilgrim Francis Beverly Biddle was one of the four
primary judges at the Nuremberg trials representing the United States. I'll
bet the British judge (and president) of the trials was a member of the
British Pilgrims.
- 1947 - Pilgrims Society member, five-star general and
U.S. Secretary of State George C. Marshall introduces his European Recovery
Program (ERP).
- around 1948 - Pilgrim John J. McCloy oversees the release
of Fritz Thyssen, Hjalmar Schacht, Friedrich Flick and Alfred Krupp. They are
the main industrialists who built up the Nazi war machine and are close
associates of different Pilgrims Society members.
- 1949 - Pilgrims member and ambassador Lewis Williams
Douglas had a daughter, Sharman Douglas, who, according to a very sure ITV
(competitor of the BBC), had a 2-year lesbian affair with Queen Elizabeth II's
younger sister, Princess Margaret Windsor. Sharman also married Andrew Hay of
the Pilgrims. (Normally I wouldn't dive into tabloid topics, but this is just
too funny to pass over)
- 1951 - General Douglas MacArthur, who has just driven
back the North-Koreans, is removed from his command when he doesn't accept the
decision from the US government to not attack the Chinese forces. Pilgrims
Harry Truman, Dean Acheson and George C. Marshall are his main adversaries on
this issue. MacArthur is replaced by Pilgrim Matthew B. Ridgway. Senator
McCarthy attacks Truman, Acheson and Marshall for being in the communist camp.
- 1954 - Some of the earliest invites to the Bilderberg
conference are Pilgrims Society members; David Rockefeller, George Ball, and
Henry Heinz.
- 1961 - Howard Hughes, owner of Trans World Airlines, is
charging Pilgrim Charles C. Tillinghast, Jr., the president of his company,
with conspiring with others to take over the ownership the company.
- 1963 - Pilgrims John J. McCloy and Allen Dulles are
members of the Warren Commission. Gerald Ford, a future honorary Pilgrim, is a
third member.
- 1965-1973 - During the Vietnam war, Pilgrim Henry
Kissinger is the chief US negotiator for the communist regimes. At the same
time, Kissinger and many of his Pilgrims Society buddies were investing
massive amounts of capital into the Soviet Union, even though this country
continued to supply about 50% of North-Vietnams military arms. Of course,
these were allowed to enter North-Vietnam almost unobstructed, because the US
government was afraid for an escalation of the conflict if Haiphong harbor was
closed off and bombed into oblivion. Pilgrims Society members controlled at
least some of the institutions that had to check the goods that were imported
into the USSR.
- 1973 - Pilgrim Edward W. Simon was chairman of the
President's Oil Policy Committee from February to December of 1973 (oil crisis
started in October in the midst of the Yom Kippur war). He also was an
administrator of the Federal Energy Office since December 1973 and was charged
with the responsibility of minimizing the effects of the energy crisis and
preventing future crises (decided the oil prices and the distribution).
Together with Pilgrim Henry Kissinger he was the most important speaker of the
1974 International Energy Conference. In 1973, Henry Kissinger first informed
the Pilgrims about the creation of an "International Energy group", which
became the International Energy Agency.
- 1975 - Pilgrim Nelson Rockefeller heads the ' U.S.
President's Commission on CIA activities within the United States'. It was
created in response to a December 1974 report in The New York Times that the
CIA had conducted illegal domestic activities, including experiments on U.S.
citizens, during the 1960s. The commission was, among other things,
responsible for the investigation and publication of Project MKULTRA, a CIA
mind control study.
- 1992 - Pilgrim Lord Bingham of Cornhill heads an inquiry
into the Bank of England to find out their responsibility in the BCCI drug
laundering scandal. Turns out the Bank of England was just a bit lazy, but
didn't do anything on purpose. The persons that owned the BCCI were mainly
1001 Club members; Agha Hasan Abedi, Salem Bin Laden, and Kalid bin Mahfouz,
possibly more. Lord Bingham became a member of the very elite Order of Garter
in 2005. Some other persons involved with the BCCI scandal were members of the
secret international intelligence group Le Cercle.
- 2001 - Henry Kissinger, who was picked as the first
chairman of the 9/11 commission, was a Pilgrim. The old vice-chairman of the
9/11 Commission, George John Mitchell, became a director of the CFR in 1995,
so chances are very substantial he's a Pilgrim too. The new chairman, Thomas
H. Kean, is from a very prominent New Jersey family and has been a chairman of
the Carnegie Foundation, so don't be surprised if it turns out that he also
attends Pilgrims dinners (or 1001 Club meetings in his case). More rumors
concerning 9/11 and likely Pilgrims exist, but as plausible as some of them
sound, I won't go into them, simply because I don't trust the researchers this
information came from.
- 2004 - Pilgrims Society member Lord Peter Inge is part of
a five-member panel that looks into the gathered intelligence that was used to
justify an invasion in Iraq the year before. All 5 are Privy Councillors and
just as the panel's chairman, Lord Inge is a knight of the Order of the
Garter.
* As you can see, when we move into the eighties and nineties, information on
the Pilgrims becomes quite scarce.
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Conclusion
It is obvious that the Pilgrims Society has a very
interesting history and that it's membership consists of
very influential people. Above all, it seems that the Pilgrims Society
represents that old dream of Cecil Rhodes to create a worldwide
English-speaking free-trade zone (his exact words), with the dominant
position for the Anglo-Saxon race. Rhodes had also been speculating about
a network of secret societies that had to absorb the wealth of the world.
In fact, the enormous fortune he left behind was probably used to set up
the Pilgrims Society just 4 months after he died. But especially these
days, 'free-trade' policies seem to be nothing more than a tool by which
western companies wrestle control of foreign markets. This makes it hard
to say if their ultimate goal of 'global peace' really is that
noble. |
In the course the 20th century, especially after WWII, many organizations
with similar objectives have sprung up worldwide. Among them are Bilderberg, the
Trilateral Commission, the British Invisibles, the European Round Table, the
Group of thirty, the European Institute, the Trans-Atlantic
Business Dialogue, the 1001 Club, the EU-Japan Business Dialogue, the Pacific
Basin Economic Council, Le Cercle, the Multinational Chairman's Group,
and dozens more.
In every single case, British and American interests are represented more
than adequately, at the very least in leadership positions. Even though recent
names are in rather short supply it has already become obvious that we can find
most, if not all of these leaders back in the Pilgrims Society. This indicates
that we are dealing with one of the most important privately funded institutions
of the globalist movement. But, like I already said, let's not exaggerate by
saying that we found 'the puppet masters' or something like that. At any time,
there are loads of intelligence operations going on most of the well over a 1000
members know nothing about. Also, looking at the bios, it's obvious that there
is considerable infighting going on and that different members can't get along
with each other at all. So, as for now, I suggest that we focus our energy on
gathering as many names as possible. Then the picture will become clear by
itself.
A lot of additional information on the Anglo-American establishment and/or
the British Empire can be found in the books of professor Carroll Quigley. The
articles on Executive
Intelligence Review also contain a lot of insightful information.
References
| [1] |
October 1901, #6, McClure?s
Magazine, ?J. Pierpont Morgan? |
| [2] |
February 05, 1903, Reuters, 'Lord C. Beresford
in Washington' |
| [3] |
March 3, 1903, The Scotsman, 'Great Britain and
the United States - Banquet in London' |
| [4] |
June 20, 1903, The Scotsman, 'MP George Wyndham
at the Pilgrims Club' |
| [5] |
February 20, 1908, New York Times, ?Ambassador
Reid ? the Pilgrims guest? |
| [6] |
April 24, 1910, Associated Press, Mark Twain
deceased - Pilgrims visit |
| [7] |
February 6, 1913, The Scotsman, King George
delivers message at Pilgrims Society |
| [8] |
December 24, 1915, The Scotsman, 'Closer Unity
of the British Empire' |
| [9] |
June 1, 1918, Press Association, 'Hands off the
Southern Pacific' |
| [10] |
December 22, 1919, The Scotsman, Pilgrims
celebrate 299th birthday of original Pilgrims |
| [11] |
March 17, 1924, Time Magazine, 'A
Summing-Up' |
| [12] |
April 21, 1924, Time Magazine, 'The
Judgment' |
| [13] |
December 2, 1926, The Scotsman, 'Duke of York -
Pilgrims God Speed' |
| [14] |
May 4, 1928, The Scotsman, Nicholas Butler
becomes the new president of the U.S. club |
| [15] |
July 6, 1931, Time Magazine, '30 Years of
Picasso' |
| [16] |
October 26, 1939, The Scotsman, Pilgrims
speaker denounces the Nazis as Barbarian Pagans |
| [17] |
November 6, 1939, Time Magazine, ?Aims and
Rights? |
| [18] |
1940, John Whiteford, ?Sir Uncle Sam, Knight of
the British Empire? |
| [19] |
January 20, 1941, Time Magazine, 'Churchill
& the U.S.' |
| [20] |
March 20, 1941, The Scotsman, Nazis denounce
Churchill's Pilgrims speech and the Anglo-Saxons |
| [21] |
December 3, 1942, The Scotsman, 'New World
Order - Path of Equality and Human Brotherhood' |
| [22] |
E.C. Knuth, 1946, ?The Empire of the
City? |
| [23] |
December 13, 1947, The Scotsman, 'Marshall on
his Mission' |
| [24] |
October 23, 1950, Time Magazine, No
Pushing |
| [25] |
November 7, 1950, The Scotsman, 'No Slackening
after Korea' |
| [26] |
Oct. 27, 1952, Time Magazine, 'No
Pushing' |
| [26] |
July 2, 1956, Time Magazine, 'Give 'Em Hell,
Harricum!' |
| [27] |
Dec. 8, 1958, Time Magazine, 'The Double
Dare' |
| [28] |
April 16, 1965, Time Magazine, Ambassador
Patrick farewell |
| [29] |
1966, Carroll Quigley, 'Tragedy and Hope - A
history of the world in our time' |
| [30] |
December 1973, Kissinger addresses the Pilgrims
and suggests an "International Energy group" |
| [31] |
June 1975, American Opinion, William
P. Hoar, ?Henry Kissinger: This Man Is On The Other Side? |
| [32] |
January 30, 1981, Reuters, 'Mrs. Thatcher
Detects No Sign Of Moscow's Interest in Detente' (excerpt) |
| [33] |
1983 (original from 1952), Eustace Mullins,
?Secrets of the Federal Reserve? |
| [34] |
December 10, 1985, New York Times, ' Excerpts
From Shultz Remarks on Aid to Rebels' (excerpt) |
| [35] |
Official Federal Reserve websites |
| [36] |
April 20, 1994, The Times, 'Britain belongs to
Europe' |
| [37] |
April 20, 1994, The Times, 'US ambassador
leaves with rebuke for Euro-sceptics; Raymond Seitz' |
| [38] |
November 16, 1994, The Times, 'US tries to
forge pact on eastward expansion of Nato' |
| [39] |
April 6, 1995, The Times, 'FDR and The Times'
|
| [40] |
June 30, 1999, MOD, Speech of George
Robertson |
| [41] |
2002, Anne Baker Pimlott, ?The Pilgrims of
Great Britain ? a centennial history? |
| [42] |
2002, Antony Sutton, ?America?s Secret
Establishment? |
| [43] |
Watch.pair.com, ?The Pilgrim Society & The
English Speaking Union? |
| [44] |
January 31, 2002, nato.int, ?NATO After
September 11? |
| [45] |
November 28, 2002, U.S. State Department,
?State's Boucher on U.S. Foreign Policy, EU and NATO, Iraq,
Freedom? |
| [46] |
2002, University of Dundee, 'Laureation
Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne - Professor Alan Newell'
|
| [47] |
January 21, 2004, Royal.gov.uk, 'Diary of
engagements of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh...' |
| [48] |
February 4, 2004, Times Online, 'Today's royal
engagements' |
| [49] |
September 16, 2004, Chatham House, internal
program list names Robert Worcester as a Pilgrim |
| [50] |
September 2004, English Speaking Union, 'Panel
Discussion on the US Election' |
| [51] |
Charles Savoie, Silver Investor, 2004-2005,
?Meet the World Money Power?-series. (highly recommended. Many
names come from this person's research.) |
| [52] |
Kansas City Infozine, biography of Robert M.
Worcester (again) confirms he is a chairman of the Pilgrims. |
| [53] |
Corporate Entertainer Magazine, 'Banking on
Hospitality' (article on Rupert Hambro, year unknown)
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