Pilgrims Society
The Pilgrims Society is a club of elite families, founded in 1902, with mainly members of the Order of Malta. The US branch of the Pilgrims Society gathered at the Waldorf Astoria of the Astors in NY.
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Members
- Alexander Haig (jesuit,
CFR, Order of Malta, Ford
and Reagan administration)
- Allen Dulles (Order
of Malta, CIA)
- Andrew Mellon
- Averell Harriman (S&B)
- Charles Dawes (Dawes Plan under Calvin Coolidge)
- Charles Mountbatten (husband of
Diana Spencer)
- Elihu Root (lawyer of Carnegie, CFR)
- Elizabeth II Saxe-Coburg (Order
of Malta)
- Elliott Richardson (Secretary of Commerce, Defense, CFR)
- George Catlin (Cornell, Fabian
Society, The Realist with Gerald
Heard)
- George Pratt Schultz (Reagan
administration, Bohemian Club,
Bechtel Group, Mont Pelerin
Society)
- Henry Morgan (CFR,
Bohemian Club, Morgan Stanley, grandson of JP Morgan)
- Henry Luce (Time magazine, Order
of Malta, S&B,
mentored by Gerald Heard)
- Jacob Schiff (American Jewish Committee,
Kuhn Loeb & Co, Jewish Colonisation Association with Maurice de
Hirsch)
- John Foster Dulles (Georgetown Set)
- John Hay Whitney (funded CIA front World Forum
Features, overseen by Kermit Roosevelt)
- Joseph Kennedy (Order
of Malta, Hollywood film producer,
father of JFK)
- Margaret Thatcher
- Nelson Aldrich (Federal Reserve)
- Paul Volcker (Federal Reserve)
- Peter Carington (NATO, Foreign Secretary of UK)
+ the usual suspects David Rockefeller and Henry
Kissinger