https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/07/wayne-lusvardi/how-all-roads-lead-to-london/

How All Roads Lead to London
By Wayne Lusvardi

“All roads lead to Rome” – British writer Geoffrey Chaucer, 1391
“All roads lead to London” – Alex Krainer, author of Grand Deception

In 1776, the colonies of America declared their independence from Great Britain and subsequently won their freedom by the American Revolutionary War and the War of 1812. But through the inveigling of British banks, the private British-owned “American National Banks” and the 1913 private Federal Bank Reserve System, America was covertly absorbed back into servility and subjugation to Britain. America won the battles but lost the war, but you won’t find this in any adopted college history book.

The exception is historian Carroll Quigley’s two books Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time (1966), and The Anglo-American Establishment (1981), without which we would not have any record of the financial and political subjugation of the US to 33 members of the secret society started in London around 1890 by Cecil Rhodes. This cabal was known as The Milner Group controlled by the Cecil Family and was comprised of many British elite families (Rothschild, Viscount, Baron, Balfour, Astor, etc.). This secret society, together with foundations established by the collaborating American “Robber Barons” the Rockefellers, Carnegie, Morgans, Vanderbilts, Gould, Astor etc., controlled the curriculum and content of American history in high schools and colleges. New PHD’s in history were required to go to London as part of their training (Rhodes Scholarship). As George Orwell famously wrote in his classic sci-fi novel of totalitarianism titled 1984”, “those who control the past, control the future”. The main tool of propaganda is academic history along with religion. Quigley’s books were marginalized and thus the American public were left in the dark without a clue. ......