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Subject Nice compilation of information from Las Vegas - Well worth your time. How Las Vegas links to bankers, news anchors and more.

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Miles: the surname Mack is also a red flag, since it is from the (sometimes crypto-) Jewish families, related closely to the Mathers, Benedicts, etc. See David S. Mack, for instance, admitted to be Jewish, mother is a Kaufman. His brother Earle Irving Mack was CEO of the New York State Council of the Arts, which may go some way to explaining why art in New York is what it is. But the reason the Macks are involved in this Las Vegas event is due to a guy named Jerome Mack, President of the Bank of Las Vegas and Valley Bank until the late 1990s. He was also Chairman of the United Jewish Appeal. His mother was a Solomon and his wife a Rosenberg. His daughter Karen married Russell Goldsmith, currently CEO of City National Bank. Since 2015, City National is a wholly owned subsidiary of. . . Royal Bank of Canada. I hope you caught the Canadian link there. RBC is the largest bank in Canada. City National is based in Beverly Hills, but it is also involved in Las Vegas. Anyway, you can take this link out of Jerome Mack's Wiki page, which goes to the Los Angeles Times.

It is an article from 2009 by Mack's daughter Karen, and it starts out with this quote from Senator Harry Reid:

I don't say this lightly: Jerry Mack and Perry Thomas built Las Vegas.

So now you know who these Macks are.

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