The Greatest Increase Of Wealth In One Day

Let them know that June 20 is one of the sacred days of the Church Of Mammon. It was that day in 1815 on which occurred perhaps the greatest consolidation of personal wealth in recorded history, and an event which continues to carry immense ramifications to this day. What happened? To give this interesting story historical context, remember that two days prior to June 20, 1815 Napoleon Bonaparte was fighting for the future of Europe at Waterloo, Belgium. The outcome of this battle would determine which nation held greatest sway over Europe - England, or Napoleon's French Empire.

By the time of Waterloo the patriarch of the Rothschild banking family, Mayer Amschel Rothschild, had established his five sons in different parts of Europe for the purpose of working in unity as a financial institution spanning the whole of Europe. Specifically, Amschel's sons were located in Frankfurt, Vienna, Naples, Paris, and the cleverest, Nathan, was located in London. Their business was largely built on the principle of loaning money to both sides of armed conflicts. Kings need money to fight battles, and betting on both sides is a wealth creating, risk-free venture. Quality information was essential to success in their business, and so the family developed a communication network which surpassed any other news or spy agency of the day, in order to make faster, better informed decisions.

The story goes that the moment the outcome of the battle at Waterloo was known a Rothschild spy named "Rothworth" rode his horse to the English channel, overpaid for a ferry through dangerous and stormy waters, and arrived to England a full day before any news of Napoleon's defeat was to arrive in England. Armed with this information on the morning of June 20th, Nathan arrived at the London stock exchange.

Nathan was known to stand in a certain location and give subtle instructions to his traders. This morning he showed no emotion and gave the dump signal and began liquidating his holdings of English bonds and securities, causing the market to shake. Soon someone on the trading floor yelled "Rothschild knows! Napoleon won the war!" This further moved the market down and into a selling panic, with everyone trying to get out of their investments and into cash in order to retain their wealth. Bonds were now at a small fraction of their previous value. However, soon afterwards on this same day Rothschild's traders began quietly buying back the bonds and securities at these severely depressed fire sale prices.

When official news of Napoleon's loss arrived the next day, the market rebounded and shot well past it's previous watermark, and with the Rothschild family now owning a massive amount of England's national debt. Because of the sheer magnitude of wealth and leverage created by this event, June 20th is specially venerated by the Church Of Mammon. It was from this era which comes the now famous, awe-inspiring quote of Nathan Rothschild, "I care not what puppet is placed on the throne of England to rule the Empire. The man who controls Britain’s money supply controls the British Empire and I control the British money supply."

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