London School of Economics
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The London School of Economics (LSE) is an institute in London UK, created in 1895 by the Fabian Society (Sidney and Beatrice Webb, Graham Wallas, GB Shaw) of the Massimo family who control the jesuits (wolf in sheep's clothing tactic of the Roman Empire). |
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It is affiliated with the Russell Group (family that created Tavistock). Graham Wallas was president of Humanists UK.
In 1904 it created the first sociology department in Europe.
Alumni
- Alan Blinder (Federal
Reserve, CFR,
The NY Times, Washington
Post)
- Alexander Stubb (pm Finland)
- Amedeo of Belgium (prince of House of
Este)
- Angelina Jolie (Hollywood
actress, movies of Oliver Stone,
Robert de Niro, married Brad Pitt,
gay-transgender agenda)
- Arnold Toynbee (Tavistock, Chatham House)
- Arnon Milchan (Regency Enterprises, Summit Entertainment)
- Cherie Blair (wife of Tony Blair Fabian Society, pm UK)
- Clement Attlee (pm UK)
- Bertrand Russell (Congress
for Cultural Freedom, World League for Sexual Reform, sex change
operations and eugenics as topic, with George
Bernard Shaw of Fabian Society
and Sigmund Freud)
- Bret Stephens (Commentary of Norman Podhoretz and Midge Rosenthal,
The Jerusalem Post, The NY
Times)
- Catherine Howarth (The Guardian, WEF, Green Alliance)
- Celina Jade (Hong Kong actress, married to Han Geng of Super
Junior)
- Christiana Figueres (UN, Climate
Church, Berggruen Institute)
- Daniel Patrick Moynihan (staff of William
Averell Harriman S&B,
The Negro Family: Case for National Action, advisor of Richard
Nixon)
- Daniele Ganser (book NATO's Secret Armies)
- Darius Cuplinskas (OSF
London)
- David Attenborough (BBC)
- David Rockefeller (TC)
- Delphine Arnault (French billionaire,
richest family on earth)
- Diana Fleischman (sex hormone research)
- Edward Luttwak (expert on mass media)
- Edward Taylor-Scott (co-owner of leftist newspaper The
Guardian)
- Edwin Feulner (jesuit, Le
Cercle, Council for National Policy, The
Heritage Foundation, Victims
of Communism, CSIS, ties to Unification
Church)
- Ed Miliband (Labour Party, son of Ralph Miliband, student of Harold
Laski)
- Ethan Nadelmann (Open
Society Foundations, Drug Policy Alliance, legalisation of
marijuana)
- Forbes Burnham (president of Guyana)
- Friedrich Hayek (Mont Pelerin
Society)
- George Papandreou (pm of Greece, ECFR,
Greek debt crisis, Club of Madrid with jesuits Bill
Clinton and Vicente Fox)
- George Soros/Schwarz (the Good Club
with Bill Gates, Open
Society Foundations, the Black
Church)
- Gordon Wasson (JP
Morgan, MK Ultra, started the magic
mushroom trend in the 50's in Life
magazine)
- Graham Wallas (Fabian Society, The New School)
- Harold Laski (Zionist,
The New Republic of Walter Lippmann)
- Hartley Shawcross (UN, Nuremberg
trial)
- Heather Grabbe (Open
Society Foundations, Open Society European Policy Institute, The
NY Times)
- Heinrich Brüning (chancellor of Germany)
- Hilla Liman (president Ghana)
- Issandr Amrani (Open
Society Foundations, International
Crisis Group)
- Janet Yellen (Federal Reserve, AB, Secretary of the Treasury
under Joe Biden)
- Jean La Fontaine (books on ritual abuse)
- Jim Whitehurst (IBM)
- Johanna Moering (jesuit, Institute for Statecraft)
- John Tower (Tower Commission, Iran-Contra
affair)
- John Williams (Federal Reserve
NY)
- Jomo Kenyatta (1st president of Kenya)
- Juan Santos (ICG,
president of Columbia)
- Karin von Hippel (CSIS, UN,
European Union, Royal United Service
Institute)
- Karl Popper (Mont
Pelerin Society, Open Society and Its Enemies, teacher of George
Soros)
- Keith Murdoch (father of Rupert
Murdoch Newscorp)
- KR Narayanan (pm India)
- Kurt Albert Verlach (Fabian Society,
first director of the Frankfurt
School)
- Maria Pevchikh (Russian Anti-Corruption
Foundation)
- Max Reinhardt (publisher of George
Bernard Shaw and Graham Greene MI6, his
wife later married Laurence Harvey)
- Michael Manley (pm Jamaica)
- Mick Jagger (program Pop
culture, Process Church, Kenneth
Anger movie)
- Monica Levinsky (media ritual
with jesuit Bill Clinton)
- Nathaniel Weyl (son of Walter Weyl of The New Republic with Walter
Lippmann)
- Nial Ferguson (Hoover Institution,
married to Ayan Hirschi Ali, book on Rothschild)
- Nick Bostrom (Future of Humanity institute)
- Nicolas Eberstadt (grandson of Ferdinand Eberstadt co-founder of CIA,
Philips Exeter, CSIS,
American Enterprise
Institute, WEF)
- Oscar Arias (president Costa Rica)
- Paul Hollander (Victims of
Communism)
- Paul Volcker (Harvard, Federal
Reserve, CFR,
TC, Atlantic
Council, Le Cercle, Group of
Thirty, Economic Recovery Advisory Board under Barack
Obama)
- Pierre Trudeau (jesuit, pm of Canada)
- Peter Sutherland (jesuit, WTO,
Goldman Sachs)
- Philippe Rushton (Pioneer Fund, eugenics agenda)
- PJ Patterson (pm of Jamaica)
- Ralph Bunche (United Nations, Civil Rights Movement with MLK)
- Richard Perle
- Robert Kennedy Jr
- Romani Prodi (pm Italy, president European
Commission, ECFR)
- Robert Gavron (governor of LSE, chairman of The
Guardian, married to daughter of Zionist
T.R. Fyvell)
- Robert Kennedy Jr (son
of Robert Kennedy, the
Green Church, controlled
opposition during the Covid19-ritual)
- Ruth Porat (Alphabet, Google)
- Saif Al-Islam Gadaffi (pm Lybia, son of Muammar Gadaffi)
- Sebastian Kulczyk (Polish billionaire,
Singularity University of Ray Kurzweil)
- Sher Bahadur Deuba (pm Nepal)
- Stanley Fischer (Federal Reserve,
Bank of Israel, World
Bank, University of Chicago, advisor of Ben
Bernanke and jesuit Mario Draghi)
- Stephen Haseler (co-founder of the Institute for European Defence and
Strategic Studies)
- Stephen Spender
- Sylvia Anderson (ITV, Thunderbirds)
- Thomas Piketty (anti-capitalism)
- Tom Happold (The Guardian, Fabian
Society)
- Tsai Ing-Wen (president of Taiwan)
- Ursula von der Leyen (family ennobled by Napoleon,
president European Commission,
cabinet Angela Merkel)
- William Beveridge (designer of the British welfare state)
- Yemi Osinbajo (vice president Nigeria)
- Zecharia Sitchin (disinfo in the Conspiracy
Church, Coast to Coast)
William Hewins, Harold Mackinder, William Pember Reeves, the first directors of the LSE were members of the Coefficients, a Fabian Society club with Bertrand Russell, Alfred Milner, HG Wells (Wellington House), Leo Amery (Milner Group), Henry Birchenough (Victoria League of Violet Milner-Cecil), James Louis Garvin (The Observer of David Astor).
As an institute of the Fabian Society (wolf in sheep's clothing tactic) the people trained at the LSE work towards sexual 'liberation' and the destruction of the nuclear family, social control through the means of psychology and the use of addictive and psycho-tropic drugs, one-world government and population control.
In 2007 the LSE founded the think tank LSE Ideas (with Mark Allen MI6).