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The Story of The Ethiopian Wars, Mussolini and Rockefeller Empire's Darling Saudi Arabia


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  • ☪ አለምን እያናወጠ ያለው የእስማኤል እና የኤሳው ህብረት ቀጥሏል!

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  • ☪ The Union of Ishmael and Esau that is shaking the world continues!

  • ❖ People of the flesh are united in persecuting those of the spirit!

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➡ Excerpts from the book: Rockefeller “Internationalist” – the man who misrules the world , pp. 202-203

The story of the Ethiopian War is that of another oily Rockefeller Crusade. It began on July 1, 1923, when the press announced that the Anglo-American Oil Co. a standard Oil subsidiary, had obtained an exclusive oil concession in the northern half of the the Harrar Province of Abyssinia. Nothing more was heard of this concession for more than a decade despite the urgent need of the Rockefeller interests for a source of oil for the Mediterranean basin that was close at hand and did not require costly haulage by tankers, from the far-off Gulf and Venezuelan ports, or from East India. Behind the scenes there raged a fierce diplomatic battle. For Ethiopia holds the source of the Nile and waz regarded by the British Empire as one of its critical spheres of influence. It vigorously opposed permitting its deadly rival, the Rockefeller Empire, to gain a foothold there. Under pressure of the British, Haile Selassie denied permission to the Rockefeller interests to proceed with the development of the concession that had been given them.

Following negotiations of Sir Francis Rickett, a director of Rockefeller’s Socony Vacuum Oil Co., with Mussolini, in which it is apparent that the Rockefeller interests assured Il Duce of supplies of oil for a war on Abyssinia in exchange for a thirty year monopoly of the Italian oil market and the ratification of their Ethiopian concessions, as well as other considerations, border incidents on December 9, 1934, between Italian and Ethiopian troops, in connection with a dispute over the Italian Somali-land frontier, served as a pretext for the waging by Italy of an undeclared war. In the midst of the war, on September 1, 1935, the press announced the text of an Ethiopian concession, negotiated by Sir Francis Rickett, to the African Exploration & Development Co., organized in 1933 as a subsidiary of the Socony Vacuum. The names of Mellon, Mitchell and Teagle were mentioned in connection with the deal, and in the following month, October 15, the press linked an Ethiopian arms order to the Rickett deal. This followed the traditional practice of the Rockefeller Empire, of playing all ends against the center. Shortly thereafter the British, acting on behalf of the League of Nations offered Haile Selassie a negotiated peace for surrender to the Italians of the oil-rich Fafan Valley in the province – the original 1923 concession to the Rockefeller interests. This was rejected on December 12, 1935.

In the meantime belated economic sanctions were ordered by the League of Nations to go into effect November 18, 1935, and continued until July 15, 1936, after termination of the war. The Rockefeller Empire, which had assured Mussolini in advance that no effective sanctions would be applied in respect to that absolute essential of modern war, - oil – made good on its assurance. On December 4, 1935, the press announced that the Rockefeller interests would defy the League and supply Mussolini with oil from the Romanian fields; on December 12, Socony Vacuum announced the building of two refineries for Mussolini in Naples; and on January 8, 1936, it was announced that Italy might get oil from Germany. The Ethiopian oilfields are now controlled by the Rockefeller interests through Sinclair Oil Corporation. The red that tints their end product, ethyl gasoline, might well be Italian and Ethiopian blood.

“This present window of opportunity, during which a truly peaceful and interdependent world order might be built, will not be open for too long - We are on the verge of a global transformation. All we need is the right major crisis and the nations will accept the New World Order.” David Rockefeller

Sir Francis Rickett: The Ethiopian Affair

In August 1935, Italian dictator Benito Mussolini was making threatening noises towards Ethiopia. The emperor of that country, Haile Selassie, was anxious to involve Britain and the United States in his defense, hoping that if one of their oil companies was operating a concession there, they might intervene in the event of an Italian invasion. The idea was not entirely fanciful – the Standard Oil companies of New York and Jersey were interested in Ethiopia, the latter having sent a survey party there in 1921. In July 1935 they formed a subsidiary, the African Exploration & Development Company, to pursue a concession, and the 46-year-old Rickett was dispatched to conduct secret negotiations with Haile Selassie on the company’s behalf.

In August 1935, Rickett was not widely known. The English writer, Evelyn Waugh, was commissioned by the Daily Mail to cover events in Ethiopia and met him as just another passenger on the long journey down from Port Said. Rickett hinted that he was on a mission for the Coptic Church of Egypt, but spoke more openly about his pack of hounds, explaining that the coded cables he kept receiving were in fact messages from his huntsman in England. Although Waugh was suspicious, he had no inkling that Rickett was about to snap up the most astonishing oil concession of the time.

In fact, none of his fellow travelers could really fathom what Rickett was up to and when they arrived at Addis Ababa, Waugh sent a letter to his head office in London asking for more information about his mysterious traveling companion – too little, too late. Waugh was soon sidetracked by another story, leaving the capital a few days later in order to investigate the case of a Frenchman and his wife who had been imprisoned for spying.

In the Dead of the Night

While Waugh was up country, Rickett was conferring with government officials in Addis Ababa at the dead of night. After a week of to-ing and fro-ing, papers were signed by which about half the nation’s subsoil rights – an area of nearly 400,000 km2– was made over to Rickett for a period of 75 years. He caught the morning train for Djibouti, breaking news of the agreement to two journalists before his departure. By the time he sailed into Suez, the story had made world headlines. Waugh, for his part, missed the scoop and was sacked.

Back in London, the British government was exposed to accusations that it was trying to exploit Ethiopia’s natural resources at a time when Italy was about to invade the country. In Washington, too, there was consternation, and Standard executives at first denied any knowledge of Rickett’s dealings. In the event, there was no British money involved and secretary of state Cordell Hull intervened to scotch American involvement in the deal.

Five months later, as Italian troops were advancing on Addis Ababa, Rickett still had the concession document in his safe and was trying to peddle it to Mussolini for $5 million. His efforts came to nothing, but anything Rickett did at that time was bound to attract the attention of a salivating press. He was dubbed the ‘Lawrence of Oil’ on account of his Middle Eastern connections. He also happened to be a wealthy man, owning a mansion in Berkshire and a castle in Pembrokeshire, with King Feisal I of Iraq as one of his house guests.

'New Deal' for the Rockefeller Empire: Saudi Arabia and Palestine

Through President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal and his bright new World War II, the Dynasty gained many victories for the Rockefeller Empire. The greatest prize of all was the rich oil fields of the Near East, especially Saudi Arabia.

All of the territory that lies between the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea, the Black and Caspian Seas at the North, the Mediterranean Sea at the West and the Persian Gulf at the East, is a vast oil basin. Large concessions in the southern part of this region had been granted between 1935 and 1937 to British interests headed by Sir W. Fraser and C.S. Gulbenkian and were turned over to a series of companies controlled by them including Petroleum Concessions Ltd., Petroleum Development (Oman and Dhofar) Ltd., Petroleum Development (Palestine) Ltd., Petroleum Development (Qatar) Ltd., Petroleum Development (Transjordan) Ltd., Petroleum Development (Trucial Coast) Ltd., and Petroleum Development (Western Arabia) Ltd. Hitler's war on England had gravely endangered these concessions.

Our entry into the war had rescued them and had assured the Rockefeller dominated Aramco the right to develop Saudi Arabian oil for Standard Oil of California's and Texas Company's joint venture, Cal-Tex.

The $30,000,000 which the United States Treasury gave Ibn Saud for the support of himself and his 450 wives and their progeny, to maintain the Rockefeller-Standard Oil interests in his good graces, cost the American people twenty cents a head. In addition King Ibn Saud got a "loan" of $25,000,000 of taxpayers money from the Export-Import Bank to build a railroad from his capitol across the desert to his summer palace at Rayadh, and numerous gifts from the American taxpayers ranging from multi-million dollar airplanes to sight-seeing tours to the United States for himself, his many princes, and their numerous retinues.

The cost of the Rockefeller Empire's Saudi Arabian oil to the American people is tragically high. It cost them two World Wars, hundreds of billions of dollars, tens of thousands of lives and hundreds of thousands of maimed and crippled—the expense of obtaining the oil fields for the Rockefeller Empire. If the U.S. had paid the Rockefeller Empire ten times as much as their profits from the fields, it would have gotten off cheaply, for it would have saved its citizens the untold miseries of the wars and billions of dollars.

But the U.S. is not yet through paying, the full tragic price of the Rockefeller Empire's Saudi Arabian oil. World War III, the continuation of World Wars I and II, centers just as they did, about Saudi Arabian oil. For Saudi Arabia lies close-by Russia, and possibly is part of the same basin that includes the Baku oil fields. Russia wants Saudi Arabian oil and in fact needs it, if she is going to seek to conquer the world.

The quarrel of the Rockefeller Empire is not with Communism but with a Russia dominated by Molotov, who will not do business with them and who threatens their Saudi Arabia, the gem in their diadem; but with a Russia that, now that they have broken the back of the British Empire, is their only serious rival for world-wide imperialism.

The United Nations is the prototype of the Parliament of the Rockefeller Empire after the pattern of Nickerson's American Rich— a mere "advisory body", a debating society, all talk and no action, for "letting off steam."

In short, pending world-wide dictatorship by the Empire, they seek to bring about an Oil Cartel under the auspices of the U.N.

But when Russia merely threatened to reach out for Rockefeller Empire's darling Saudi Arabia, that was entirely beyond all reason. The Empire is prepared to fight for its Saudi Arabian oil with the last American life and the last American dollar.

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