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September 12, 2008 EIR National 9 George Soros, Britain’s Imperial Torpedo by Scott Thompson, John Hoefle, and Michele Steinberg George Soros is an agent of the British oligarchy, and calling him an American because he lives in New York, is like calling the British troops that resided in Wash- ington during the War of 1812, when they burned down the White House, “American.” His nest of hedge funds, led by Quantum Fund N.V. and the Soros Fund, are reg- istered in British and Dutch off-shore entities, and no American is allowed to be an investor, because Soros is afraid of any scrutiny by U.S. government regulatory agencies (after run-ins with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the U.S. Congress), and he needs the banking secrecy to function as one of Britain’s “impe- rial torpedos” against nation-states. In addition, since at least 198, Soros has had an intimate imperial relation- ship with Mark Malloch Brown (now a British Lord, and Minister of State for Africa, Asia and the United Nations for the British Foreign Office), in their joint campaign to destroy nation-states, and create puppet re- gimes for the British Empire. From the outset of his career, Soros has been sec- onded by British imperial financiers, from the Roth- schild interests, to reportedly having members of the British Royal Family as investors. One of the original contributors to the creation of the Quantum Fund N.V. was financier George Karlweiss, who was then with Edmond de Rothschild’s Banque Privée. The following 1993 “snapshot” of the Board mem- bers of Soros’s Quantum Fund provides a glimpse of Soros’s oligarchic ties: Richard Katz, member, Executive Committee of the Board: at the time he had been a managing director of Rothschild Italia S.p.A., Milan, since April 1989, and a director of N.M. Rothschild & Sons Limited, London. N.M. Rothschild is headed by Evelyn de Rothschild, who recently took over the Rothschild’s bank in Zurich from Baron Elie de Rothschild, after a series of irregularities, including dealings with finan- cier Marc Rich and a large capital flight operation from Italy. Isidoro Albertini, a principal of the stock broker- age firm Albertini & C., Milan, Italy. Alberto Foglia, chairman of the Quantum Execu- tive Committee and chief executive officer of Banca del Ceresio, Lugano, Switzerland. L. Amédée de Moustier, chairman of Ifabanque S.A., Paris and of Worms & Co. Inc. Beat Notz, member of the Quantum Executive Committee, and principal of the investment banking firm of Notz, Stucki & Cie, Geneva. Edgar D. de Picciotto, chief executive officer of CBI-TDB Union Bancaire Privée, Geneva. Claudio Segré, an investment banker based in Geneva. Nils O. Taube, chief executive officer of St. James Place Capital, U.K. The Managing Director/Principal Office of the Quantum Fund in 1993 was Curaçao Corporation Com- pany N.V. in The Netherlands Antilles. Legal Counsellors include Coudert Brothers, and the Principal Custodians were Arnhold and S. Bleich-roeder, Inc. and Citibank, N.A. Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder is no obscure enterprise; Prince Metter- nich chose the firm in the early 19th Century, rather than the Rothschilds. page 1