14-01-2009, 04:17 AM
Linda Minor Wrote:I listened to the Madeleine Brown interview about the meeting and was amazed that the interviewer didn't ask about what John J. McCloy was doing there and what she knew about him. McCloy, besides being on the Warren Commission, was attorney for the seven sisters oil companies--the majors. Hunt, Murchison and Sid Richardson were supposedly independent oil men.
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That interviewer was awful. He just asked his canned list of questions without listening to the answers so he could follow up when she said something interesting.
Linda Minor Wrote:...
McCloy was attorney for the Rockefellers, who were Republicans. She didn't mention anyone being at the meeting who were connected to Humble Oil, such as Bush's friend Farish. She didn't mention the Liedtkes, who were Bush's partners and whose father had been a career attorney for the Mellons in Gulf Oil. I can't figure out what McCloy would have been doing there.
Because McCloy is a "person of interest" in the assassination of President Kennedy, and because I want to know more about the role of each of the insiders on the WC, I did a brief summary of McCloy's connections. I can sure see why he was called "Chairman of the American Establishment."
- Attended Harvard and fraternized w Rockerfellers. Lawyer.
- Dates?--Legal counselor to the major German chemical combine I. G. Farben; pro-German.
- 1936--Shared a box with Hitler at the Olympics
- 1941-1945--Assistant Secretary of War for Roosevelt under Henry Stimson; crucial voice in setting U.S. military priorities; refused to endorse USAAF bombing raids on the rail approaches to Auschwitz concentration camp that would have saved Nazi Holocaust victims.
- Name partner at Milbank law firm that worked for Rockefeller family & Chase Manhattan bank.
- 1946-1949--Trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation
- 1947-1949--First President of the World Bank President (Truman).
- 1949-1952--U.S. Military Governor & U.S. High Commissioner for Germany; oversaw the creation of the Federal Republic of Germany; pardoned/commuted sentences of Nazi criminals took place, including those of the prominent industrialists Friedrich Flick and Alfried Krupp.
- 1953-1958--Trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation
- 1958-?--Member of Draper Committee
- 1953-1960--Chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank (working closely w D Rockefeller)
- Member of Georgetown Set
- 1954-1970--Chairman Council on Foreign Relations (before D Rockefeller); (CFR study groups helped to lay the framework of thinking that led to the Marshall Plan & NATO). Mentored Henry Kissinger?
- 1958-1965--Chairman of the Ford Foundation
- Advisor to advisor to John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, and Ronald Reagan
- 1963—Warren Commission
- 1963—Recipient Sylvanus Thayer Award by the United States Military Academy at West Point.
- 1966-968--Honorary Chairman of the Paris-based Atlantic Institute for NATO
- 1978--Honorary German citizen