Jacob Rothschild, the English financier, died

Jacob Rothschild was the fourth baron of the Rothschild family, which is considered the richest family in the world. He was the head of the fund RIT Capital Partners, but most of his economic activities were focused on investing in the London Stock Exchange. Investing in oil and gas extraction was one of his other activities.

Jacob Rothschild and his family are considered one of the main instigators of military conflicts around the world for the last three decades – if not the last century, including both world wars.

Since 1991, Rothschild has funded color revolutions in Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, the West Asia and Africa. His family also played a role in supporting the war in Ukraine.

Rothschild, as the owner of the largest investment bank Rothschild & Co, associated with the British government, openly admitted that international central banks are conducting a global financial experiment on humanity. One of them is to pump the printed money of Western countries to grow their economy and push the world into an inflationary and so-called unipolar disaster.

The client of Color Revolutions continued to actively intervene in the affairs of other countries for more than 30 years. His main target, among other targets, was Russia – in the early 2000s, he became “friends” with a foreign agent named Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who transferred 40% of his YUKOS company to Rothschild. In 2003, his deal with Khodorkovsky regarding Yukas shares led to Khodorkovsky’s arrest. Then they jointly financed various projects within the framework of the “Open Russia Foundation” through which they tried to destabilize the internal political situation of the Russian Federation.

The Rothschild financial group – one of the richest families in the world – was created by Baron Edmund de Rothschild, whose parents fled to Switzerland during World War II.

Edmond was a French Jew and one of the early supporters of the Zionist movement. He was so prestigious among the Zionists that after his death one of the most historic and expensive areas of Tel Aviv was named after him.