WHO OWNS THE BANK OF ENGLAND? A Hidden Power Exposé. Explore the hidden ownership of the Bank of England—from private origins to "nationalization" and its control by global financial elites.
The Bank of England: Nationalized in Name, Controlled by Global Finance. “Give me control of a nation’s money and I care not who makes its laws.” — Mayer Amschel Rothschild When the Bank of England was “nationalized” in 1946, many believed it was now under the control of the British people through their elected government. In reality, the move only shifted appearances , not actual power. To understand why, we need to uncover the hidden structures, historical transitions, and elite networks behind Britain’s central bank. Origins: A Private Bank for War Finance (1694) · Founded in 1694 , the Bank of England was created by private financiers —most notably William Paterson—to fund King William III’s war against France. · It began as a joint-stock company , loaning £1.2 million to the Crown at 8% interest. · In return, it received: ...