Rockefeller Family Connection with China

ROCKEFELLERS RULE THE ROOST OUR NEW CHINA POLICY IS ACTUALLY THE SAME OLD ROCKEFELLER POLICY – CIA-RDP75-00001R000100010057-4

Update: 10.6.2025

With Rockefeller, Rothschild  Cabals connection in China sits an agenda; China is a ‘net zero freedom’ strategic partner containing ALL medical data which means if you don’t take every jab, you will be penalised, lose credits and watch as others turn into AI zombies.
“Once a person has a score, all their credit behaviour in life it is recorded and can be evaluated based on that number. Our goal is to ensure that if people keep their promises they can go anywhere in the world. If people break their promises, they won’t be able to move an inch.” (Inside the net zero zones).
 

https://www.disclosurenews.it/news-burst-10-june-2025-get-the-news/

 Labour is examining proposals for a compulsory digital ID card for every adult in Britain to help tackle illegal immigration. In a policy paper, Labour Together argues that the new BritCard – downloaded to phones free of charge – would help crack down on illegal migration and provide the public with a “one-stop shop” for government services such as passports or benefits without the need for further identity checks. Britain is the only country in Europe without an ID card system, which critics claim has allowed a black market in jobs to flourish, making it attractive to illegal migrants. The last Labour government attempted to introduce ID cards, with the first issued in 2009, but the scheme was scrapped by the incoming Tory-led coalition on the basis that it was an “erosion of civil liberties”.

 

14 May 2021

Rockefeller family's connection with China

This file photo taken on February 18, 2001 shows US banker David Rockefeller answering questions during a press conference in Havana. [Photo/VCG]

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2017-03-21 16:16

“David Rockefeller, the billionaire businessman and philanthropist who was the last in his generation of world- famous philanthropic families, died Monday at 101.

The life of David Rockefeller also witnessed the Rockefeller Foundation’s century-long connection with China that saw investments in China’s science, medicine, and higher education.

The Rockefeller family’s connection with China date back to 1863, when John D. Rockefeller sold his first kerosene to China and presented his first gift to China missions.

The Rockefeller Foundation entered China in early 20th century when the West was moving toward modern ideals of evidence-based medicine.

The foundation bought the Union Medical School and renamed it the “Peking Union Medical College.”

The foundation not just wanted to establish a first-class school of medicine in China. It also introduced the US Johns Hopkins model to the Peking Union Medical College Hospital.

Peking Union Medical College Hospital remains one of the finest hospitals in China today.

Over the course of the 20th century, several hundred Chinese institutions and many thousands of Chinese scholars and practitioners received Rockefeller philanthropic support.

David Rockefeller visited China and met late Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai in 1973. In 1979, the Rockefeller Foundation came to China to reprise its historic roles, bringing resources to rebuild China’s medical infrastructure and revitalize its life sciences, and to link China with global scientific networks.

 

Rockefeller family's connection with China
Nelson Mandela (L) and business magnate David Rockefeller arrive at a press conference following a business breakfast at Rockefeller Center in New York. [Photo/VCG]
Rockefeller family's connection with China

President of the Republic of South Africa Thabo Mbeki (R) meets with financier David Rockefeller in New York after a meeting with United States business leaders. [Photo/VCG]

Rockefeller family's connection with China
David Rockefeller arrives at the funeral service for New York socialite and philanthropist Brooke Astor at St. Thomas Church in New York, August 17, 2007. [Photo/Agencies]
Rockefeller family's connection with China

David Rockefeller, chairman of the Chase Manhattan Bank, visits Opposition leader Margaret Thatcher in her room at the House of Commons.[Photo/VCG

Bookmark the permalink.