Thomas H. McKittrick

I bet it is

... that [chuckles] one of Dulles' most important contacts was a guy called Thomas McKittrick, who was a Wall Street friend of his, who was the president of the Bank for International Settlements.

And he-

What was he the president of before that?

By the end of the war, 80% of the seats were held by Nazis.

But the president, the chairman, the person running the BIS was a Rockefeller loyalist called Thomas McKittrick.

And he approved the exfiltration of vast amounts of gold out of the Reichsbank to other banks, including one transaction which I identified and found receipts for, which was 500 tons of gold out of the Reichsbank down to the back of Brazil.

And that was approved through the BIS, through Thomas McKittrick.

Now, why would Rockefeller, an American, be supporting this? Well, all of those German industrialists who attended that meeting, they were all best friends with the Rockefellers and with a bunch of other powerful American establishment figures.

Like I said, they would eat together, they would drink together, they would celebrate together.