We all remember Aaron Russo’s story about the inside information that Nicholas Rockefeller shared with him decades ago, including advance warning of 9/11 and the homeland security state. But who was Nicholas Rockefeller? I answered this question to the best of my ability nine years ago, but new information has emerged to confirm what I suspected. You won’t believe what’s been uncovered…
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Reflections & Warnings – An Interview with Aaron Russo (FULL)
Who Is Nicholas Rockefeller? – Questions For Corbett #038
Nicholas Rockefeller: The Greatest Impostor in American History?
The Pharos Chronicles substack
The 40-Year Con PART 1 / PART 2 / PART 3
Rockefeller: Controlling the Game
The Digital World Brain: Our Common Agenda and the Pact for the Future (2026)
I may have the honor of sneaking in the first comment on this. 🙂
Here’s my personal take.
Yes I was very familiar with Aaron Russo’s famous interview in which he dropped
the name of Nicholas Rockefeller and told us about his various
meetings with him and what was discussed.
Russo was obviously conned by Nicholas the conman.
But as you stated in this episode, this does not mean we
should throw out the baby with the bathwater.
Nicholas could very well have been privy to the machinations
and plans of the elites wrt the NWO etc. and as we see what has been
playing out since Russo’s death, much that he predicted is coming
to fruition.
So I personally will simply remember this whole story as a footnote
and something to possibly reminisce about in the future at
a cocktail party. 🙂
Thanks for filling in the missing info James re: Nicholas Rockefeller.
Here’s just my take on this Nick Rockefeller guy. Clearly he was super intelligent, like true genius level. He made the highest grades in his college entrance tests, impressed all his employers, was able to easily enter the most prestigious universities under various aliases; he went on to serve in various capacities at the highest levels; he must have had an encyclopedic mind and a quick grasp of understanding all the nuances and complexities of any given problematic situation or condition. He knew he would be on top of his game, whatever the game was. So he went for it and played it to the hilt. And I bet he had a lot of fun doing it since all the people he was dealing with—who were vastly less endowed with intelligence than he was—were taking themselves so seriously, while he was playing and having fun. (I noticed his big smile in all those photos.) Of course, this doesn’t address James’s questions about who he may have been working for and what possibly nefarious undercover roles he may have been involved with. But that’s my sense of him as an exceptionally smart person living out a life that he created for himself.