Here's my TL;DR green text - It is taken from an economic/anthropological perspective - While certain aspects date back to the dawn of civilization the modern tale starts with Nathan Mayer Rothschild "favorite son" of Mayer Rothschild and default leader of the 5 brothers.
Dateline: Europe - Dawn of the Industrial Revolution - Peak of Colonialism (~late 18th early 19th century)
>The 5 rothschild sons invent international banking - meaning through sophisticated postal and private intelligence gathering network were able to successfully convert separate paper currencies used in (sometimes warring) nations accurately, facilitating trade.
During the battle of Waterloo one of his messengers sent and envoy stating the british seemed to be/had won - which he recieved some time before the official Military messenger (the postal system they implemented had long utilized carrier pidgeons…)
Nathan Rothschild, already an accomplished banker/financier at the London exchange - starts selling off shares en masse - which is something you would do if Britain had lost - and causes a panic - the whole exchange spirals into a crash
>Rothschild then repurchases almost the entire exchange - including the Bank of England - for pennies on the dollar. By the time word gets of Napolians defeat Rothschild is basically the majority share holder for the entire KINGDOM of britain.
>But this would not have lasted long if Rothschild was not as skilled of Banker as he was - they simply wouldve said "fuck it" and kill him.
>Instead he proves to be EXTREMELY good at running the nations financial economy - drawing heavily from the likes of Adam Smith and Locke of "Liberty/Free Markets" but also on Hobbes "Absolute monarchy" - setting out to secure his role as leader of nations through the covert financial underbelly. Long story short, it works, and by 1900 the Rothschilds were running every european central bank (except Russias?) and while a major backer to most of the Gilded age giants like JP Morgan and Carnegie, did not have what would be the crown jewl American central banking system. But he eventually got that one as well.
Now consider this - what could an organization do that had controlled the finances for 200 years do to ensure that they maintain their control? Could they influence media? Politics? Even entire national identities over generations? You should bet your ass they could.
>>>>WILD JFK APPEARS>>>>>>
>JFK goes rouge. He knows the system, his father was an important part of it. But post WW2 he realizes that America - with its unlimited manufacturing and military/diplomatic might can reform the financial system that still has Rothschild at the head and endless subordanants loyal to THEM (including basically the entire nation of Isreal, and indeed politicians, government officials, and even many members of MI6/CIA which were founded with people/tactics the Rothschild banking industry had been perfecting for nearly a century)
"The Time to fix your roof is when the sun is shining" - It got him killed, and however they did it, the most important thing to realize is that EVERYONE involved in the proliferation of news and investigation had ties Rothschild money. This you can draw direct lines to. Its a real pain, but I've done it.
Since then this cabal has basically been unstoppable and able to implement policies favoriable to their maintanance of power.
NUMBER ONE - Global expansion. The financial industry is often compared to a global pyramid scheme, and in a sense, it is. It MUST have growth or it WILL collapse - sometimes done in more controlled fashions "to relieve pressure from the system" (Bussiness cycle…)
Through little nudges here and there through the central banking systems, entire national economies can be made or broke - and is often described as "Commanding a fleet of oil tankers - one small nudge of the wheel and in time the entire fleet changes course."
I will skip over details but in modern times this has lead to globalization which is inherently bad for the enviorment and the west. It is a race to the bottom - and not how life is meant to be lived.