Rockefeller Dies Under Friday 13th Harvest Moon - Illuminati Sacrifice?

Richard Rockefeller, son of David Rockefeller Sr., a trillionaire and former chairman of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund Inc., was killed when his plane went down after taking off from the Westchester County, New York, airport.
 

Rockefeller, 65, was flying a single-engine Piper Meridian turboprop a little past 8 a.m. on Friday the 13th of June in a light fog that was illuminated by a rather conspicuous full moon.
 

Suddenly, without warning, his plane fell from the sky about a mile away from the airport, crashing through a copse of trees and narrowly missing a residential home by mere yards, airport officials reported.
 

U.S. safety agencies are investigating. However, if there was indeed foul play of some ilk, don’t expect to hear about it any more than you did when John-John Kennedy’s plane went down near Marth’s Vineyard airport in 1999. The Pentagon took over that investigation, wresting it from local police faster than a black cat can lick a spot of milk from its paw. 
 

Rockefeller’s plane was smashed into smithereens, with debris lodging high up in a few pine trees, reported Anthony Marraccini, police chief of Harrison, New York. “Some of the main fuselage remained intact,” he said.
 

Richard Rockefeller was a great-grandson of John D. Rockefeller, who amassed a fortune after co-founding Standard Oil Co. in 1870. Rockefeller the Senior literally dynamited his competition in those early days, blowing up rival gas stations. In fact, the character of Daniel Plainview (played by Daniel Day-Lewis) in the film, There Will Be Blood, was based upon a novel by Upton Sinclair, which was based upon JD Rockefeller.
 

Last Thursday night, Richard Rockefeller had traveled to be with his father, David, to celebrate the patriarch’s 99th Birthday. Richard, an experienced pilot, had flown the same plane on Thursday to the Westchester County airport in White Plains, about 30 miles (48 kilometers) north of New York City.
 

Harrison NY’s Chief of Police has declined to speculate on possible causes for the plane crash, which literally propelled Richard Rockefeller from the cockpit of his plane. Westchester airport alerted police that it had vanished from radar at 8:08 a.m. The home owner that narrowly escaped disaster called in to report the plane crash in her backyard seven minutes later, the chief said. There was no fire according to officials.  
 

Rockefeller’s Piper PA-46-500TP Meridian was a high performance aircraft. Taking off in light fog from a little residential airport with light plane traffic is certainly nothing that would strain the capabilities of such a plane.
 

As I mentioned in my last post, this past Friday the 13th was a full moon. The next full moon Friday the 13th will occur in 2049.

Was Richard Rockefeller “sacrificed” on a Full Harvest Moon Friday the Thirteenth just a week away from the Summer solstice?
 

I seriously doubt it, but, hey . . . one never knows. It’s a strange night, indeed, when the son of one of the top twelve (known) richest men on earth dies in a mysterious plane crash with no apparent causes being reported–at least as of yet. Alternative history scholars might well read in some clandestine motive to Rockefeller’s demise on such an inauspicious (or auspicious depending upon how one looks at it) night. 
 

If the middle-aged Rockefeller was “sacrificed” we will never hear about it. Personally, I have a slightly different take on the matter. IF the crash was not simply due to human error and IF it was not due to equipment failure, THEN a very different type of cause/effect scenario might have been at work. In my view, it’s possible that the Rockefeller family serves some very powerful and very dark forces, which might well transcend (or descend) the human experience. Any time people literally “deal” with such forces, outcomes are rarely, if ever, predictable. A harvest moon on Friday the 13th is certainly heavy with symbolic possibilities.
 

One thing is certain: The richest people on earth do not want the general public to know precisely how rich they are. That’s why magazines like Forbes publishes lies about who is allegedly the richest. Very few people know that the Forbes family made most of its money as British aristocracy pushing opium (grown in Afghanistan) upon the Chinese, essentially by threat of the cannon’s mouth. C’est la vie. And so it goes. . . .  Are the owners of a magazine such as Forbes trustworthy to report on who has the most money (a fact that people with the most money do everything in their power to hide)? Well, as I’ve said, historically speaking, the Forbes family made billions as drug pushers and drug lords, so that should be a hint.
 

The richest families on earth make most of their money through banking, wars, drugs (illegal and legal), medicine and hospitals, real estate, and control of so-called “energy,” as well as natural resources (often as collateral on national debts). The following factors make the richest families far richer: strife between nations; fear; warring ideologies; suppressed energy-generating technologies of tremendous magnitude; natural disasters; manmade disasters; poverty; debt slavery; diseases; pollution (a great deal of which causes illnesses); drug addiction; mental illness; and national debts.
 

Try the following experiment: type the word ”trillionaire” into MS Word. See what happens. Any red flags (or, more accurately, red underlines)? That’s how powerful a trillionaire family like the Rockefellers truly are. If they don’t want the public to believe there are such things as “trillionaires,” then, presto, the public will be conditioned to think such a concept is mere folly (the stuff of conspiracy theories), instead of a very telling real-life state of affairs.
 

Take a close look at the above picture of Richard Rockefeller. Does the presence behind those eyes look empathetic and kind, like the sort of philanthropist that the media has been crediting him for having been? What does your gut instinct tell you?
 

Frankly, I’d never heard of Richard Rockefeller before today. He’s famous now, if only for a year or so. The mass media certainly will not dwell on his life in any depth for more than a few token days, over the weekend. And then his memory will pass back into obscurity, aside from a few token mentions in New York intelligentsia magazines, such as the New Yorker and Atlantic Monthly.
 

On the other hand, ”high society” rags that serve the super-rich will be gossiping for years “in closed circles,” known only to the select few with secret passwords and special membership rosters on privileged websites, which neither deign to solicit the general public for membership dues and access, nor allow access to nosy paparazzi “peasants.”