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Who are ‘The Pilgrims Society’..?
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Who are ‘The Pilgrims Society’..?
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'The Pilgrims Society, founded on 16 July 1902 by Sir Harry Brittain, is a British-American society established, in the words of American diplomat Joseph Choate, 'to promote good-will, good-fellowship, and everlasting peace

between the United States and Great Britain'. '

pilgrimsociety.org/new_site_03/in…

'The Pilgrims of Great Britain and its sister society, the Pilgrims of the United States, are the two oldest and most prestigious Anglo-American organisations on both sides of the Atlantic.'

'Over more than a century the Pilgrims have played a very important role in cementing good relations between the two countries, and have acted as one of the principal custodians of what has come to be known as the Special Relationship.'

The Logo of the Pilgrims of Great Britain
'The distinctive Pilgrims' logo was designed by Hugh Fisher, an artist at The Illustrated London News. It shows an ancient mounted pilgrim, with a lion (representing Great Britain) ..

walking beside him and an eagle (representing the USA) perched upon the steed's rump.'
'Above this, another ancient pilgrim gazes with amazement at a motor car, bicycle, steamship, train and aeroplane. The motto Hic et Ubique translates as "Here and Everywhere". '

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THE PILGRIMS SOCIETY: A STUDY OF THE ANGLO- AMERICAN ESTABLISHMENT; ROCKEFELLER, MELLON, LUCE, ROTHSCHILD, CECIL, WINDSOR, THE FEDERAL RESERVE, WWII, THE CIA, AND SO MUCH MORE...isgp-studies.com/pilgrims-socie…

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Pilgrims of Great Britain Dinner, Jan 9th 1951. Logos and flags in the background.

Mission Statement - 'Founded in 1903, The Pilgrims of the United States, an association of men and women, in alliance with the Pilgrims of Great Britain, seeks to foster fellowship between Americans, the British and other English-speaking peoples.'

'In addressing current national and international issues, it emphasizes enduring historic, cultural, economic and social bonds.'

The History of the Pilgrims of Great Britain
'On 16 July 1902 an informal meeting took place at the Carlton Hotel in London, at which the decision was taken to establish The Pilgrims of Great Britain...'

..'Those present included General Joseph Wheeler, the famous cavalry leader of the Confederate Army during the American Civil War; Colonel (later General Sir) Bryan Mahon, who had commanded the troops relieving Mafeking in 1900; the Hon Charles Rolls of Rolls-Royce fame and a

..notable aviation pioneer, and Harry, later Sir Harry, Brittain.'

npg.org.uk/collections/se…

'The title of the Pilgrims, not to be confused with the Pilgrim Trust, had nothing whatever to do with the Mayflower and the Pilgrim Fathers of 1620, but was chosen as a short and concise name which would express the idea of members of the English-speaking world ..

travelling from one country to another. The main objective of the Pilgrims was, as it still remains, the encouragement of Anglo-American good fellowship.'

'Over the years the roll-call of distinguished guest speakers at Pilgrims' events has been most impressive - Lord Curzon, Mark Twain, Admiral Peary, the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII), Stanley Baldwin, Ramsey Macdonald,

George Marshall, Dean Acheson, Anthony Eden, Archbishop Fisher, Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, Henry Kissinger, Caspar Weinberger, HRH The Princess Royal and General Lord Dannatt - to name but a few.'

Mark Twain

Peter Bottomly is a member and his wife Virginia Bottomley is on the Rains List. scribd.com/document/38281…

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Tory veteran Peter Bottomley awarded knighthood. 2010

bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…

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Arlene Johnson talks about her views and her extensive research on 'WHO is in the Pilgrims Society and the things they get up to'. She says their aim is the 'One World Government'. 2017

'The club is secret. It might be one of those ’open-secrets’, but it’s secret nonetheless. If it wasn’t, we would have read about it in the history books, we would know all the details of the meetings, and we would have membership lists in the public domain.'

'It is possible to find quite a bit of information in regular newspaper archives, but you really have to look for it. It takes forever to piece the story together.'

'For example, The Scotsman made numerous references to it in the first half of the century (archives are only available up to 1950 atm). Time Magazine made them much less, but still referred to the club once every few years.'

'After 1958, Time only mentioned the club 2 or 3 times, even though meetings continued as usual. Other newspapers in the U.S., like the New York Times and the Washington Post have referred the Pilgrims at times.'

Conference Delegates at Pilgrims Dinner.

'Prince Philip of Great Britain. bows head by RT. Rev. Horace W.B. Donegan (holding paper) at dinner given for by English Speaking Union and Pilgrims of the U.S. on June 9, 1960 in New York. From left, along dais: Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil, Malayan Ambassador to U.S.;..'

'Lewis W. Douglas, honorary chairman of Union and former U.S. Amb.to Britain; Sir Harold Caccia, British Ambassador to U.S.; Arthur Dean; chairman of Union; Prince Philip; Rev. Donegan, Episcopal Bishop of New York; Henry Cabot Lodge, U.S. Representative to U.N.

Behind Donegan is Hugh Bullock, Pilgrims President.' newsroom.ap.org/editorial-phot…

bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/…

"Dining clubs" include The Pilgrims Society. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:…

Notable members include/included..
Queen Elizabeth II
King Charles III
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich
Ambassador Winthrop W. Aldrich
Philanthropist John Nicholas Brown II
Columbia University President Nicholas Murray Butler
NATO Secretary General Lord Carrington

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrims_…

N.Y. FED ’Pilgrim-presidents’
Benjamin Strong1914-1928
George Harrison1928-1940
Allan Sproul1941-1956
Alfred Hayes1956-1975
Paul Volcker1975-1979
Anthony Solomon1980-1985
E. Gerald Corrigan1985-1993
William J. McDonough1993-2003
Timothy Geithner2003-present

'All the important members of the 1910 Jekyll Island meeting were Pilgrims; Vanderlip, Strong, Warburg, Davison, Norton, and Aldrich. Senator Aldrich’s closest ally in congress, Edward B. Vreeland, was a Pilgrim too, together with his brother.'

'Vreeland helped Aldrich establish a privately owned central bank. Of course, J.P. Morgan, George F. Baker, John D. Rockefeller, and Jacob Schiff were members also.'

..'Keep in mind these people were often competing with each other and weren’t necessarily friends...'

'Pilgrim-presidents of the New York Federal Reserve Bank cover the period from 1914 to 1979. The 4 presidents since then have not been members as far as we know, although that’s probably because of a lack of recent data...'

'Pilgrim-chairmen of the New York Federal Reserve cover almost the entire period from the 1920s up to 1990, so we can safely assume that the New York Federal Reserve Bank is owned by the Pilgrims. That’s not that unusual, because New York itself is Pilgrims property.'

'Because the Pilgrims have a large influence on Washington politics, it would be interesting to see if they have any members on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, also located in D.C. If we have those names, we can estimate the Pilgrims’ level of control over the ..

..Federal Open Market Committee. The FOMC is the main body of the Federal Reserve that decides on the monetary policy.'

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'What is the Pilgrims Society?' (8yrs ago)

Sources say Jeff Bezos is a member including the Archbishop of Canterbury...

RUPERT CHRISTOPHER SOAMES OBE
'The Pilgrim Society’s Soames is the CEO of SERCO Limited, a global conglomerate that has its fingers in many pies in the US.' americans4innovation.blogspot.com/2019/09/the-se…

The 'special' relationship ...which started as an upper-class dining club ...

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