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Originally Posted by Matata
Honestly, I have no idea. You can make a good case for the Rothschild, 'Saxe-Coburg and Gotha/Windsor' and Rockefeller families, the Vatican too. Traditionally the monetary elite are 10 steps ahead of the rest of the world and they have no interest in helping us play catch up, that's why you have to reach back over 100 years to be able to make any definitive claims.
I do know Forbes deliberately omits the old money families from their 'wealthiest in the world' lists on the basis that it is so difficult to get a comprehensive understanding of their finances and who's actually pulling the purse strings. Also, Forbes lists are meant more to recognize entrepreneurial success rather than who's actually the wealthiest.
Learning about these families has reinforced to me that 'money' is the one true god of this world, all morality and justice bow to the dollar. The best way to understand any situation is to follow the money.
This is probably the best comprehensive video I've seen on the Rothschild house (please ignore the ridiculous thumbnail, the analysis itself is much more level headed than the thumbnail implies):
e: I welcome criticism and doubt, I'm still dipping my toes into this world and appreciate opposing viewpoints.
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I wouldn't say money is the only true religion. I have studied religion and philosophy for close to a decade now and the elite definitely have their own religion and philosophy that few people are aware of. The secret rituals and initiations point to a vastly different kind of worldview, yeah money has incredible power but there's more to it for sure.
I'm not talking about hearsay, but rituals and religious practices I've seen video of that are definitely not just about money. The kind of thing that people snap judge as conspiracy theory even though it's documented. It points towards the ancient mystery schools and esoteric symbolism.