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The Dukes and Reynolds use tax-free foundations as a vehicle to escape taxes and hid their wealth
while maintaining
their financial power. Other Illuminati families also used the foundations
as a
scheme to remain powerful and to resist paying taxes. The controlled press builds them up as
charitable, when most of the grants by these foundations are self-serving for the benefit of the elite.
Some of these foundations are the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation (est. ’36 in North Carolina), the Kate
B. Reynolds Foundation (est. ’46 in North Carolina), the Richard S. Reynolds Foundation (est. ’55 in
Virginia), and the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation,
and the Duke Endowment
(address at
Rockefeller Plaza, NY). All of these foundations work for the Illuminati. The Donald W. Reynolds
Foundation (est. ’54 in Nevada and then moved to Arkansas) might also be connected to the elite--but
I
don’t know. The Kate B. Reynolds Health Care Trust provides another example of a liaison between
the Duke and Reynolds families. John A. McMahon, a Duke University grad, served as BOTH
chairman of the board of trustees of Duke University and since 1971 as a member of the advisory
board to the Kate B. Reynolds Health Care Trust. Here is an example of a single man working for the
interests of both the Dukes and Reynolds. Edwin C. Whitehead, chairman of Technicon Corp. serves as
a
similar example of a man working for both Duke and Rockefeller interests. Whitehead is a trustee of
both Duke University and Rockefeller University. He also has been in charge of several NWO
organizations
promoting a one-world, for instance he was Governor of the U.N. Association.
This
article will now show you the reader some of the grants that these foundations make. I ask you, "Do
you see any possibility for any mischief behind these grants?! What I noticed about the Reynolds
grants is that they control all the crisis centers in the North Carolina area via their money. This means
any survivor of SRA calling a hot line is going to get tapped into the Illuminati’s net for catching
escapees! I also noticed that all the colleges and universities got money, and a variety of different
denominations
incl. the Baptists, the Methodists,
the Non-denominationalists,
the Presbyterians,
and
the Ecumenicalists.
What surprised me was that a number of government agencies get money from the
Reynold Foundations,
especially those dealing with children like Social Services, and even Police
Departments
get money from the Reynolds Foundations.
IN 1984 the Z. SMITH REYNOLDS FOUNDATION
in North Carolina gave money to these
following organizations
(plus some others not listed):
Catawba College - $75,000
Chapel Hill Police Department - $37,500
Child Watch - $25,000
Contact of Winston-Salem (a crisis counseling service) - $15,000
Council on Drug Abuse - $27,000
Elizabeth City State University - $50,000
Family & Children’s Service of (ireater Greensboro
(they deal with Rape & Family Abuse) - $5,000
Friends of Public Radio - $25,000 (Note: they even want to control public radio!)
General Baptist State Convention
of North Carolina - $85,000 (The love of money is the root...)
Mars Hill College - $30,000
Meredith College - $9,360
Montreat-Anderson
College - $17,280
Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital - $31,000
North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research - $225,200 (Wow!)
