2015-04-26 General Eisenhower, the Banksters of the City of London, and Freemen

2015-04-26 General Eisenhower, the Banksters of the City of London, and Freemen
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Don't know why, started reading an old biography of Eisenhower. Midway through, there was an interesting tidbit:
In 1945, after the victory in WWII, Eisenhower was invited by the Banksters of the City of London, and in what was described in the book as a "rare ceremony", Eisenhower was awarded the highest distinction: "Freeman".
Well, well, well...
a) Today, in the US, anybody who goes by the title of "Freeman" is a suspect "Domestic Terrorist".
b) Obviously, the Banksters of the City of London are the only "Freemen", and the only one who could confer such status on others in the UK today...
LINKS:
[1] Dwight D. Eisenhower (awarded on 12 June 1945)
List of Honorary Freemen of the City of London - Wikipedia ...
[2] The main division in Anglo-Saxon society was between slaves and the freemen.
The ranks of freemen within society included the king, the nobleman or thegn, and the ordinary freeman or ceorl. Beneath these was a hierarchical ranking of many types of slaves.
http://cookit.e2bn.org/h…/28-325-Life-in-saxons-vikings.html
[3] US Domestic Terrorism - Montana Freemen
http://www.historycommons.org/timeline.jsp…