The Rothschild They Murdered

Amschel’s obituary stated: “Where his father was of large and pugnacious build, Amschel Rothschild was tall, thin and strikingly graceful [after his mother]. His bushy head of hair … emphasized large, sad brown eyes. He was precise, almost obsessively tidy, enjoyed making difficult cocktails and revisiting old jokes. He loved his farm, his children, restoring old outhouses, extending his lawns, going to bed early.”

As a teenager, he raced motorcycles and later vintage cars and bi-planes. “He started racing classic cars in 1974, owning successively a Lotus 10, an AC Cobra, a famous 1954 250F Maserati, a 1964 Willment Daytona Coupe in which he won two Historic Sports Car Championships…”

He married brewing heiress Anita Guinness in 1981 and had three children, Kate (b.1982); Alice (b.1983) and James (b.1985). He farmed during his twenties and didn’t join the family business until 1987 at age 32. He served an apprenticeship before being appointed executive chairman of Rothschild Asset management in 1993. His obit continues:

“Amschel was regularly billed as the heir presumptive to Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, left, (now 84)  for the chairmanship (Sir Evelyn’s children being still too young to be candidates), though newspaper reports would be sniffy about his prospects; they implied his profile was too low, that with his gentle manner, he was too “nice”, that he lacked the killer instinct.”

Rothschild, an athletic and imperious figure in early middle age, was a renowned race car driver and the husband of Anita Guinness, herself one of the world’s wealthiest heiresses.  The couple had three children
who  spent most of their time on the family’s baronial estate in
Suffolk, England.
 
Rothschild had arrived in  Paris  to  take over one of the many
family consortium’s French assets — management operations  which
were  to be merged with N.M. Rothschild’s London-based investment
banking center.
 
“Far from being ‘troubled,’ Amschel Rothschild’s star was on the
rise and he relished his success,” says an  executive  at  Keefe,
Bruyetter  and  Co.,  a  respected  Wall  Street  monitor  of the
financial services industry.  “I  don’t  believe  for a moment he
suddenly went and killed himself.   There’s  much  more  to  this
story.”
 
But  with  frantic  speed  –  within  an hour after the body’s
discovery — authorities and  news  executives in both France and
Britain launched an unusual joint offensive to preempt a public
inquiry  or  a  press  investigation  into  the  circumstances of
Rothschild’s death.
 
“Murdoch sent a  hotline  fax  to  his  600-odd  editors and news
managers around the world,  ordering  them  to  report  Amschel’s
death  as  a  heart  attack,  if  at all,” said British broadcast
reporter Ian Gooding. 

By the way, this story was buried, it is obvious that Amschel was murdered.
Apparently, the Illuminati are not immune to lethal attack, when they administer it themselves. If an enemy of the Rothschilds had done it, believe me, you’d know. 

The Rothschilds appear to have a secret compact. Each member of the dynasty will die if he refuses to advance the plan for the subversion and enslavement of the human race outlined in “The Protocols of Zion.”