i found a very interesting quote from carroll quigleys book the anglo-american establishment. lord esher, a member of the roundtable network, met lord northcliffe to get his assurances that the propaganda of the times newspaper (which northcliffe) owned at the time would not be changed. northcliffe obliged from 1917 until 1919, but then changed his mind. and within three years northcliffe was dead and john jacob astor bought the paper from his familial estate. i also found another quote from h.g. wells book russia in the shadows about what the times was reporting during this period. he mentions how the times was reporting that the russian revolution was brought about by a conspiracy involving jews, freemasons, and jesuits. of course, as an agent of the nwo, wells tries to deny these charges.  however, i cant help but wonder if this is what quigley was referring to when he claimed that the times broke away from the roundtable groups control.
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