The FORBIDDEN Rothschild History Of America | Richard Grove #America250 1776-Present

Want to bring Richard on. Richard Grove is one of my heroes. He's a forensic historian. I personally consider Richard to be one of the greatest minds of our time, and I will be forever grateful to him for for empowering millions of other minds at this most critical time.

And when you get into today's story, you're going to see how the narrative that's unfolding is not new. It's kind of ancient. It needs to be updated.

Let's go back to the history. On the left is the the flag of the East India Company, the place that deals opium. On the right, you see the Grand Union flag of the United States. That's the first flag of America. Now, at that time, there was a lot of Eastern Establishment people, rich families, call them the Boston Brahmin Brahmins, call them the Eastern Establishment, very very close to this East India Company opium trade and slave trade. They wanted to create an Oxford for America.

So, it was gifted by this guy, Elihu Yale. Yale University is the Oxford for America. Elihu Yale was an official for the East India Company. And there's more ties to the opium and Yale than just the Elihu Yale's money coming from that. There's a actually that's another one of the undercurrents. I also wanted to point out the archives at Yale. You've got the British East India Company records. It's not like they keep those things in England, they keep them at Yale, the Oxford in America.

The Order of Skull and Bones, Yale University is formed in 1832. In a couple slides, we'll get to what's the synchronicity of 1832. Why would this group show up at that Oxford in America in that year? It's pretty interesting. We'll get to it in a couple slides.

I wanted to point out that the way that Skull and Bones comes to prominence is there's this character in history called William Huntington Russell. He's the corporate founder of Skull and Bones and the Russell Trust, a tax-exempt foundation in 1856. Now, he's the descendant of Russell's or part of the Boston Brahmin families, these wealthy families. And though he wasn't personally in the opium trade, his cousin was was doing that. That's where the money came from.

By 1825, they saved the Bank of England. Getting closer and closer, I mean if the if the Bank of England can't survive without the Rothschilds, that's a pretty good sign influence control and a change in power. Not so much that they're competing, but like I said, they're going to be symbiotic and work to each other's needs here in a couple decades.

Around this same time, there's an opium magnate. It's the Sassoon family, the Rothschilds of the East according to this article on screen. This is uh, formalized as David Sassoon and Company. This is couple decades before the Sassoons marry into the Rothschild family. So, I think it's David's grandson, uh, Edward Albert Sassoon, who marries into the Rothschilds. We'll see in a couple slides.

By 1900, this is 2 years before Rhodes dies. The Rothschilds establish the Rhodes Scholarships. It reads, "The Rothschilds first became associated with Rhodes in 1887 during his struggle with Barney Barnato for control of the diamond industry in South Africa." Cecil Rhodes died in 19 Actually, no. He died in 1902. So, there's a typo here. "Nathaniel first Lord Rothschild was one of uh, Rhodes' executors and was primarily responsible for using the fortune Rhodes left to establish the Rhodes Scholarships in his memory."

William T. Stead is the person who helped Rhodes come up with the idea of creating a secret society bring America back into the empire. They talk about it in this book. We're not going to have time to read all the quotes. I want you to know, here's the pages from that book. You can read them when you have time. This is talking about uh, the creation of a secret society based on the Jesuits, but instead of the Catholics, they would replace British Empire. So, they have a structure. And then on page 73, what an awful thought it is that if we had not lost America or even now we could arrange with the present members of the United States Assembly and our House of Commons, the peace of the world is secured for all eternity.

Around the same time as this British infiltration into America, the United States goes to war with Japan. About 3,000. It's like a 9/11 out there in Hawaii. Cuz they said 9/11 was like a new Pearl Harbor. So, that was like a their 9/11 of the day. Now, interestingly enough, the Standard Oil Rock- uh Rockefeller Oil uh depots at Pearl Harbor for all those ships and planes, all that stuff untouched by the Japanese. Just saying.

So, the United States is at war with Japan. They they, you know, no one could have foreseen this unless you're British Intelligence running the spies who were planning the operation and not telling America at the same time. So, John Cecil Masterman was a director of MI6, Military Intelligence Department 6, Section 6 for the Queen was she or the King of England at that point. The Double Cross System in the war of 1939 to 1945 is Masterman's memoir. And in there, he says that they had an agent that he had this questionnaire. He's working for the Japanese. Pearl Harbor would be the first point attacked and plans for this attack had reached an advanced state by August 1941. Obviously, so this is MI6. They know all about it. They're running the spies that are doing it in Germany, in Japan. It's fascinating when you read what they wrote.

Obviously, this is Masterman quoting. Obviously, it was for the Americans to make their appreciation and to draw their own deductions from the questionnaire rather than for us to do so. Nonetheless, with our fuller knowledge of of the case and the man, we ought to have stressed its importance more than we did. With the greater experience of a few more years work, we should certainly have risked a snob and pointed out to our friends in the United States what the significance of the document might be. But in 1941, we were still a little chary of expressing opinions and a little mistrustful of our own judgment. Because they're saying they hadn't been working with American intelligence very long because they had just created the OSS at that point.

I want to bring Richard on. Richard Grove is one of my heroes. He's a forensic historian, which I think is perfect given the subtitle of today's investigation is means, motive, and opportunity. I've asked him to help us solve the mystery of how Western education got destroyed. He's also uh a term that I would use for myself and and quite a few people in this particular network. I consider him to be a comprehensivist. Bucky Fuller said, "We will not make it as a species unless there are sufficient comprehensivists." That is, people who are looking at the whole and not so specialized that they can't see what's really going on.

So, let me give you a short version of introduction to uh Richard. First of all, Richard, welcome uh just personally from me to you. Thank you so much for honoring us with your presence today. How are you doing?

Thank you, Foster. Greetings, everybody. It's always good to hang out and uh talk about Bucky Fuller and comprehensive ideas about how the world might be working.

Oh, great. Well, I'll turn it over to you in a minute, but I want to uh talk a little bit about how you got here. Uh the short version is Richard retired from corporate America in his early 30s after a short but very successful career when he became a corporate whistleblower in 2004 and represented himself in court. Good preparation for solving this mystery. Since then Richard has dedicated his time and efforts to collecting the best and rarest artifacts and evidence with which to illustrate this ongoing corruption of justice in order to create and develop solutions to provide individuals with cognitive liberty. I love that phrase. We'll find out more about what that means, cognitive liberty liberty. Uh Richard teaches intellectual self-defense methods for critical thinking and creative problem-solving. And he describes that as he widened his perspectives, he discovered a stream of systematic control systems permeating our culture. Within that stream, he found a current of corruption adversely affecting hard-working folks in the middle and lower classes. He saw that people are being dumbed down and the thieves of freedom are plundering the production of those who are too ill-informed to protect themselves intellectually from such schemes. Richard sees freedom as being composed of three primary ingredients, non-aggression physical self-defense and intellectual self-defense. And he created media, he creates media really to to educate and inform those who seek to understand how our world really works. I personally consider Richard to be one of the greatest minds of our time and I will be forever grateful to him for for empowering millions of other minds at this most critical time. So I am honored to welcome and turn over the talking stick to Richard Grove.

Thank you, Foster. I'm honored by the invitation and I'm inspired by so many people here to hear the story. I mean, we're talking about the evolution of consciousness. The only war that I've seen as a forensic historian that's ever been waged in human history is the war to suppress consciousness and it's waged against those who seek to express consciousness. You can go back to the time of Plato and Pythagoras, all the way up to today. It's a current trend. Look at how much censorship is going on today and is the censorship reflective of misinformation, malinformation, uh disinformation, or is it just inconvenient to the narrative that they want everybody to believe? The aspects we're going to talk about uh later in the talk today about schooling, it's made to make people think and react and behave in a similar manner because in the problem of human control, humans are feisty beings to control, especially if they have freedom and liberated minds. So, the establishment has been working diligently to dumb people down, to make you have like a shorter memory span than you need to take in the entire story, to start to decrypt it and make it meaningful in life.

So, what I have prepared, what I've whipped up specially for you guys today, is a brand new presentation and it's a timeline. So, this timeline, I'm not supposed to give you all the details. I'm pointing out historical events and artifacts that exist for you to check out on your own afterwards. We give you the links and the source materials and everything that we have uh together that's made this presentation. So, you guys, it's more of a this thing exists, you have access, dig into it while you can, while we still have internet connections and we can still speak semi-freely and exchange research and information about the big picture. Because uh I too am a fan and student of Buckminster Fuller and um one of the things he said is don't fight forces learn to use them and you can't you know you can't end this tyranny by you know fighting it directly you have to make something better that makes it obsolete so it's no longer necessary and when you get into today's story you're going to see how the narrative that's unfolding is not new it's kind of ancient it needs to be updated it's not to be updated by they them those that we're going to talk about that's the great reset we have to kind of take it upon ourselves to reinstill these aspects of education to come up to speed with what's going on and then everyone formulate your own agenda for the future using information that reflects that which actually exists instead of what people are being brainwashed and indoctrinated with through mainstream media and education so with that education you started with a definition my definition for education is learning how to ask substantial questions find reasonable answers that reflect things that exist in reality and if you can learn how to do that you can follow your your capacity for curiosity and go about anywhere in the world and all these books and artifacts and all the things that I've been in the midst of for the past 20 years it came as a function of a mixture of incredulity I didn't believe these things could go on cuz I had an education they would have told me about this and my curiosity these things are going on no one's talking about them what are the artifacts what's the evidence and today we're going to dig into this timeline I'm going to give you a brief overview of what I call the underground history of America and we'll get to why I call it that later in the lecture but let's let's unfold let's get it started all right if I click this and I click this we should be able to move forward today's discussion cuz we're going to talk afterwards I'm excited for that.

Education from tyranny to liberation, the means, motive, and opportunity. In my translation, that's the who, the why, and the how. So, we're going to cover the who and the why, and then third part of the presentation, we'll get to the how. Moving forward, I have 93 podcast episodes on the topic we're going to talk about today. Not to distract you right now, but if you want to dig in, find the history, find the source materials, find the links, I've done a lot of good work for you ahead of time, and that will be linked in the the next part here. The best podcast you've never heard, the Grand Theft World Podcast is what I'm currently hosting. So, Peace Revolution was my prior podcast. This is my current podcast. This is current events. This is a weekly distillation of censored news for the past week. Whereas, Peace Revolution is the history that drives the news in the first place. So, people need the history, Peace Revolution. You want this week's news in digest form, Grand Theft World Podcast.

The story of the controlled demolition of America in three acts is what we're going to discuss. The motive, the British conquest of America since 1776, and it really culminated in 1902 when that that plan ceased and they had control. The means, the British partnership with the Rothschild financial dynasty, 1814 to present. And the opportunity to collaborate about the end of American sovereignty from the inside out through corrupting education and introducing schooling, or what I would call forced indoctrination. State-sponsored indoctrination. And by the way, because I'm not just sharing through Zoom, I'm using my broadcaster, I should be able to pop back like this and make commentary. Whereas, I can't do that easily within the Zoom share your screen type thing. So, as a for instance, let's go back to this for a second. This, uh, this indoctrination I have a buddy Tom Woods. He said, "You should always start with a joke." What's the difference between the government and the mafia? The government, I'm sorry, the mafia doesn't have a 12-year indoctrination system to convince you that they're not the mafia. And with that, that's a unplanned spur-of-the-moment apropos to the story we're going to learn about right now, the gangsters who might have gotten might have gotten themselves in front of your children over the years. The people who designed the indoctrination system have a history that goes back back before the even founding of America.

So, we're going to start with the East India Company, the British East India Company, a private corporation that, uh, went around the world starting in 1600 under, uh, I think Queen Elizabeth the First. It was formed to trade in the Indian region, initially in the East Indies, and later with the Qing Dynasty in China. So, here's a couple, uh, photographs. I'm sorry. These are a couple paintings from museums, photographs that I put into the presentation for you. Uh, various cultures being introduced to the British way of life by way of the East India Company. Now, here's the problem. There's a lot of slave cotton in the colonies. And these, uh, cotton pieces went over to Manchester, England. They are formed in the textiles. They are brought to India. This is where you see these warehouses of opium. The textiles were traded for opium, and then the East India Company would take that opium over to China, and we're going to see a large wealth exchange in a moment between the East and West based on the India, uh, East India Company's subjugation of Asia, uh, to opium monopoly. The IC, East India Company, mastering wealth distribution through opium and slave goods. This is a key aspect of how the British Empire became the global empire that the United States fought against. The East India Company in England, 1600 to 1873, 273 year dynasty. They basically took over the Mughal dynasty of opium. So, I pulled a quote for you guys during the same time in India. The Mughal dynasty was extensively growing opium poppy and doing profitable trade with China and East Asia. This trade was a large source of revenue for the Mughal dynasty. As the downfall of the Mughal dynasty started in 1658, the British through the East India Company took over the major cultivation and production of opium.

Now, more recently in history, we've been, United States military's been in Afghanistan. Afghanistan is famous for opium and poppy production. It's not the first endeavor of America being there. The The British fought three wars in Afghanistan over the opium poppy during the time of the East India Company. So, it's kind of like America has become the property managers for the British Empire. That might tie into the story we're learning about today as well. So, there's a continuity, an ominous continuity as John Taylor Gatto would say, of this opium production, the wealth that comes with it, the power that comes with it, and the people who are in control of it. Might be the same people who are in control of your education system. We'll find out later.

First, I got to take you back to 1753. These are top countries by GDP. Up at the top, you see China. Right below that, that the big green line, that's the Mughal Empire. This is 1753. I'm going to move one slide forward. Take a look at these two top lines. Oh, you see that? 1758. That's the East India Company now. Look at that. What's going to happen from here, kids? Well, it would be long to take you through year by year, so let's jump 100 years into the future. 1758 to 1857. 100 years later, British East India Company still holding it down. You see the United States right below the the EIC. And right below that is the United Kingdom. So, it's not just the East India Company. It's the fact that the East India Company's GDP was so far larger than its home, the United Kingdom. Mostly because it took over the Mughal opium empire. A lot of money in that. So, here we are in 1857. 100 years into the East India Company's opium production. By the time you get to 1859, they say East India Company's not a good idea. Let's call this the British Raj and pretend it's in charge of India. So, now the GDP is no longer East India Company. It turns into the British Raj 1859. There you see the United Kingdom still a couple slots down below what the East India Company's wealth and wealth engine, let's call it that, has produced. By 1881, just after the United States Civil War, the United States has surpassed in GDP even the British Raj front of the East India Company. And as we go forward into 1890, you see United States surpass China with the old East India Company British Raj right behind it. And then it just changes over a couple years. And this is just a flash forward into World War II. Look at that. How is that changed over time? And what happened to the United States? I mean, we're great. We got a lot of inventions here, we're hard working people, but what what maybe happened? We're going to learn a little bit about that because the East India Company and the British Empire is one of three characters we're going to learn about in today's story. There you see by 2018, uh the United States had even surpassed China and Japan, but you see China catching up.

Let's go back to the history. On the left is the the flag of the East India Company, the place that deals opium. On the right, you see the Grand Union flag of the United States. That's the first flag of America. Now, at that time, there was a lot of Eastern Establishment people, rich families, call them the Boston Brahmin Brahmins, call them the Eastern Establishment, very very close to this East India Company opium trade and slave trade. So, maybe the early colonists were like, "Hey, maybe we should still be able to, you know, take our boats over to Canton." Because that's what the the Astors who traded their furs, I mean, it started to as an island called Canton, but then that's the stronghold off the coast of China for the East India Company to pour opium into China for 100 years. They called it the century of humiliation. So, there were still American colonists who want to fly, you know, take their ship over there and fill up with opium, bring it back. They brought back from reading these ships' manifests, tons, like 20 tons a time. Uh some of them were privateers and getting caught after the separation of the United States from the United Kingdom, but um the similarity I would argue is so you can continue to trade with a partner who doesn't notice the subtle differences, and they see your privateer English, like your American East Coast ship coming in, and it looks just like an East India Company ship, and they know what you're there to trade for. So, there's this bond, if you will, between the the big wealth of the East Coast families and the British Empire that survived the revolution. It survived the Constitution.

So, early on in America's history, there was an Oxford Oxford University's a thousand-year-old university. It's the heart of the British Empire, and the future of the British Empire is trained there. They wanted to create an Oxford for America. So, it was gifted by this guy, Elihu Yale. Yale University is the Oxford for America. Elihu Yale was an official for the East India Company. And there's more ties to the opium and Yale to than just the Elihu Yale's money coming from that. There's a actually that's another one of the undercurrents. I also wanted to point out the archives at Yale. You've got the British East India Company records. It's not like they keep those things in England, they keep them at Yale, the Oxford in America.

The Order of Skull and Bones, Yale University is formed in 1832. In a couple slides we'll get to what's the synchronicity of 1832. Why would this group show up at that Oxford in America in that year? It's pretty interesting, we'll get to it in a couple slides. I wanted to point out that the way that Skull and Bones comes to prominence is there's this character in history called William Huntington Russell. He's the corporate founder of Skull and Bones and the Russell Trust, a tax-exempt foundation in 1856. Now he's the descendant, the Russells are part of the Boston Brahmin families, these wealthy families. And though he wasn't personally in the opium trade, his cousin was was doing that. That's where the money came from. So the acquisition of these the Perkins family was another opium producing the history of American opium families is fascinating because you might have seen some of their relatives become presidents. So to understand the the power and the currency traded at that level in such amounts is really telling where these robber barons come from a little bit later in the 1800s. So that's the gist. It's Skull and Bones Russell Trust Association uh at Yale University, the Oxford in America, has opium money underpinning not only the building of the university and Elihu Yale's role in it. It's also secret societies that may have yielded many US statesmen and presidents from there.

At this point we want to break away from the East India Company and the opium and we want to learn about this family called the Rothschild uh international family banking dynasty. Uh it's a big family. They're in many countries. Let's learn a little bit not rumor, not innuendo. Let's learn some facts. Let's look at some artifacts. Let's learn the underground history of America. Now, part of today's conversation is means, motive, and opportunity. British Empire has motive, but they didn't have the means. The means doesn't come together purposefully. It's two groups following individual agendas who decide to basically swap problems later in the 1800s. It's very interesting situation. We're going to get into it. The means, the Rothschild family dynasty. The sources I am using for this presentation come exclusively from the Rothschild archive.org, the family archive. And then I've also given you a guide to the archive so you can learn how to navigate it yourself. Pretty interesting, right?

We're going to start with this character in the fancy dress. His name's George III. He's king of England at the time of the American colonists' revolution. He has a problem. First, he doesn't have enough troops. He doesn't have enough troops. The troops are spread out. They got a big empire they're maintaining. They got East India Company. They got a whole bunch of stuff going on. America's an inconvenient problem, an unplanned problem, you might say. So, what's he going to do? Well, he gets the the benefit of bringing over soldiers who don't speak English. They're going to speak German. They're going to be real rough. They're going to be professional mercenaries. They're going to speak German. They're going to intimidate the English settlers uh who the nascent Americans and get them back in line. He calls his cousin, this guy Wilhelm the ninth, the Landgrave of Hesse Kassel. He was later Elector Wilhelm I. So, this is coming from the Royal Collection Trust. This is the British royal family's collection of artifacts. They, thoughtfully enough, have a photograph, I'm sorry, painting, a photograph of a painting for this presentation. So, you can see Wilhelm the Ninth. Here he is again. Now, you might find it interesting his mother was Princess Mary. He's George the Third's cousin. So, even though he's a, you know, Prussian elector of Hesse, we don't really understand what that means. What is a landgrave? You know, these sort of things. You just need to know he's George the Third's cousin and he's sending Prussian soldiers. And if George the Third hadn't sent Hessian Prussian soldiers over to America the following history of this family would be much different because the Rothschilds claim to fame was that they were the banker for William the Ninth King George the Third's cousin. So, he's sending all this gold over to William of Hesse. He's got all this English gold and in a few minutes we're going to see what happens. You got George Washington, you know, this is the American Revolution kicking off. He needs his Hessian soldiers. Here's the Rothschild archive that we're going to dig into and get the rest of the information for today's presentation. Specifically, I'm pointing you toward this public-facing page cuz they've got a great timeline. The his- the history of the family in their own words in the timeline. What a great place to dig into some artifacts and evidence. So, the timeline starts way back in 1450. We don't need to go back that far. What we're looking at is the Hesse castle, the the Wilhelm the Ninth, the cousin of George the Third, his connection. His business expanded rapidly following the French Revolution when Rothschild handled payments from Britain to hire the Hessian mercenaries. So, this is from the Rothschilds family history page in their archive. That's where the money came from. Okay, great. Let's move forward.

There's the Hessian soldiers, they get sent over to America. They still lose. But over in Europe meanwhile, you've got the Napoleonic Wars. Now that same Wilhelm the Ninth that has all that gold from King George the Third for those Hessian soldiers, he's he's scared when Napoleon comes and he's the scourge of Europe and he's in Prussia and he's going to you know, alleviate the Wilhelm of his gold. So Wilhelm says, I would like to be your first client Rothschild. Until then he was a court money exchanger, court factor. He says, I want you to move some money. I want you to hide some money for me. So under Rothschild clients on the Rothschild archive, they expressly tell the whole story of how Wilhelm the Ninth puts his money in the his inheritance from his dad who'd also made money with the British all into Mayer Amschel Rothschild's hands who sends it to his son and Nathan in London and Nathan invested over like the next 10 years. So that is the official start of the Rothschild family fortune, right? Nathan invested 5,000 500,000 pounds of the elector's funds in British government securities and bullion in 1806. Now this bullion investment, they start dealing in bullion a few years later, you can see there in a timeline. Um my question was as a researcher, on what date and time did the Rothschilds give the money back to Wilhelm the Ninth after Napoleon split, right? That war goes on to like 18 14 I thought it went on, but according to this painting it must have ended in 1812 cuz that's when Amschel Mayer de Rothschild had passed away. This also comes from the Royal Collection Trust. This is from the British Royal Family's personal artifacts. This is the visit of Wilhelm I. That's William Wilhelm IX before he's the elector. When he was Landgrave, he was Wilhelm IX. When he's the elector, he's William I. They change his name. Elector of Hesse to Amschel Mayer de Rothschild who lived from 1744 to 1812. Well, around that time of 1812, I have found no record in the Rothschild archives, in the family archives, anywhere of when and how that happened. The only evidence that they ever paid Wilhelm I back are these two paintings by the same author. So, in this first painting, the chest of gold is on the ground and there is also uh looks like a soldier with a chest of gold. In the next one, um Wilhelm I is seated and somebody in the right-hand corner is walking away with a box of coins, right? So, these are two different paintings of the same scene. Remember, there's no other paper history of this, but in the Royal Collection Trust, they have these two paintings. Who did these paintings belong to? Uh they're given by Leopold de Rothschild to Queen Mary in 1910. So, this is like, "It We're good for that. We didn't keep that guy's money. We have returned it and uh we paid him interest. And there's a whole story to it and you can see it in the description. You guys are also going to have a copy of these slides. It's in the Freedom Vault. So, you can actually read into all these various things, click into them. I want you to know they're there and I want you to get the general timeline.

By 1814, the Battle of New Orleans. This is after uh British invade 1812. They burn down the White House. By 1814, Andrew Jackson is the guy at the Battle of New Orleans who pushes the British off. And militarily, it's the last time Britain tries to conquer America. They decide to come up with another strategy for the same goal. So, after 1814, things get real quiet here in the United States with the British cuz they go around the world, they mess with China and India for most of the 1800s. We're going to get into how that all unfolds.

By 1814, the Rothschild supplied gold to Wellington. This is so he can defeat Napoleon. And there's this whole controversy of stock trading and British government getting the news and who got the news first. They say it happened with strong family ties and an unsurpassed communications network. That's how they they were able to pull off not only funding, you know, moving gold to Wellington in the Pyrenees in Spain, but also to get news of Napoleon's defeat, which no one else believed cuz they didn't know the Rothschilds had a carrier pigeon network, which would have made it a lot more believable. Here's the next part. Rothschilds and pigeon post. Here it talks about the the family's proclivity for using carrier pigeons. Carrier pigeons, as some might call them. Now, that's interesting because with this network of carrier pigeons, they become like the FedEx of their day. So much so that Queen Victoria and Prince Albert used the Rothschild courier network exclusively and that once they once the telegraph comes along, the Reuters group that was using carrier pigeons and leveraging Rothschild then start using telegraph and Rothschild start using telegraph. I just want you to know the Rothschild archive, learn about the the pigeon post that might have provided information quicker than by horse service swimming across the English Channel.

1818, you got the first major business loan of the Rothschilds. They loan it to the crushed Prussian government. So Napoleon came through, crushed it. They're there like a couple years afterwards they're like, here's a 5% loan. They made gangbusters money on this. So this helps to propel the momentum of the Rothschilds family who at that time were singularly focused on pretty much the British Empire. They're they're in five countries at that point. The five sons have moved out, set up banks in the five countries. But a lot of the activities are used to support the rise of the family within Great Britain. You'll see them take over the Bank of England in a minute, the Royal Mint, get peerage, and then be at basically the the same level as the Royals at in you in the Britain. It is as far as uh France, they had also climbed the ladder quite a bit. They shut down in Germany, they shut down in Italy. So they kind of, you know, spread out and then focused on a couple strategic goals. And as we get into uh the mid-1800s, mid-1820s, rather, I was looking to see if there were Rothschild finances cuz there's a lot of East India Company opium going on right now. And there's privatized Scottish uh joints that are doing it like Jardine Matheson and uh Jardine Fleming is uh later. Uh So there's companies today like Jardine Fleming that are the reminiscent pieces, the remnants of these uh opium magnates of the 1800s like Jardine Math- Matheson. So East India Company is like, you know, backed up by privatized people that are helping them plus all these banks that are helping them move the wealth around. And um the Rothschilds didn't have anything to do with it that early in the 1820s, but they did start an insurance company that started to insure all these activities. So before financing it, we'll see that exploration in the China in a couple minutes, they started to uh go through and insure the the ships, you know, ships sink, these sort of things. So, there was a a betting, you know, that's what insurance kind of is. So, by 1824, they set up the Alliance Assurance Company, which today is the RSA Group of Insurance Companies. It still exists.

By 1825, they saved the Bank of England. Getting closer and closer. I mean, if the if the Bank of England can't survive without the Rothschilds, that's a pretty good sign. Influence, control, and a change in power. Not so much that they're competing, but like I said, they're going to be symbiotic and work to each other's needs here in a couple decades. Around this same time, there's an opium magnate. It's the Sassoon family, the Rothschilds of the East, according to this article on screen. This is formalized as David Sassoon and Company. This is a couple decades before the Sassoons marry into the Rothschild family. So, I think it's David's grandson, uh Edward Albert Sassoon, who marries into the Rothschilds. We'll see in a couple slides. But, the point is there's uh he's known as the opium king of Baghdad. He was the treasurer for the governor Turkish governor of Baghdad. He's in control of the opium monopoly. Says, "David Sassoon and Company with branches in Calcutta, Shanghai, Canton, and Hong Kong, and his business, which included a monopoly of the opium trade, extended as far as Yokohama, Nagasaki, and other cities in in Japan." So, now there's East India Company opium that is uh is being brought in through David Sassoon and his organization.

Oddly enough, in that same year, 1832, you've got this secret society at Yale. That, you know, East India Company opium monopoly insertion into America, this Oxford of America, you've got this Skull and Bones group. And they were funded by people in the opium monopoly. So, by the time we get down to like 1838, that's the earliest Rothschild trade with China. Right before the British Opium War. So, they set up in Ceylon. They start growing these fine teas. There's a whole bunch interesting things that go on. But, this is just building up to what's going on with the British Empire and their financiers while they're not playing with America during these odd years during the 1800s. Because it's going to come back together with the solid plan by the end of this century.

By 1849, you've got gold in California. And then so you you have an establishment of a Rothschild agency in San Francisco. Most people don't know about this. Discovery of gold in California in 1848 had awakened Rothschild interest and and and in 1849 N.M. Rothschild established an agency in San Francisco uh in the persons of two Rothschild agents, Benjamin Davidson and John May. I wonder what they created. What did they There must be a bank that they created. Doesn't say here. The connection persisted until the impact of gold rush had the gold rush had diminished. So, part of what the gold rush is is the collection of gold. But, in the slide, you're going to see how um Well, I'll just go to the Royal Mint, 1852. I'll jump a couple ahead a couple years. I'll go back. The establishment of the Royal Mint refinery. So, they're collecting the gold and then they're processing and minting the gold. And in order to do that, they had to take over a mercury mine in a couple different places for the refinement. It's an interesting process, but I just wanted to show continuity. They don't just save the bank. They they find the gold, then they mint the gold. And he who controls the gold makes the rules, I was once told. That's not how it's supposed to be. That's not the real golden rule.

Um 1850, London Bank uses the new communication services of Reuters. So, heretofore, uh Reuters carrier pigeons turned into a telegraph system. Wonder where they got that. In 1850, Reuters approached the Rothschilds uh seeking them as a client for his new services. So, while this was a private thing they did for their clients, the Reuters offering is do this for general business to have a front out there that does this. This is interesting today because I think it's the guy from the chairman of Reuters is on the board of directors of Pfizer. So, these companies didn't wane in power over the years. They gained in power over the years. They've continued to live and evolve and survive World Wars. It's it's very interesting to see the evolution. By 1852, they're openly advisers to royalty including handling, like I said, their private mail doing a courier system. Perfectly safe and very quick, the queen described their services. You know, she that's her testimonial. So, by this time 1852, America's not in the Civil War yet. The Rothschilds are very, I mean, they're very close to the British royalty at this point. Uh the Royal Mint Refinery, I just mentioned that. There's also this curious book. It's not in the Rothschild archive, but it is in the timeline. It's called The Revival of Israel, The Last Nationalist Question by Moses Hess. He was a French socialist. He's not part of the British Empire, but he had this plan and it gained it gained a lot of steam. Part of that plan was a plan for detailing the creation of Israel and listing Freemasonry, the Rothschilds, and others. I know it sounds really far out. He wrote it in 1862. I have a copy of the book. It's kind of far out. It's kind of a wacky plan. But, and and that plan I don't think was carried out, but it inspired Theodor Herzl and Chaim Weizmann and other people and and Cecil Rhodes, other people who were around these political ideas. By the way, within 10 years of him writing this book, the Rothschilds began colonization of Palestine.

Uh here around 1860 from the Royal Collection Trust is James Mayer de Rothschild, is Baron de Rothschild. Uh he sent a photograph cuz these guys were all early but they had a photography club. Uh Lionel Rothschild was into autochrome, which is a a way of taking a piece of a picture on a piece of glass and then there's a mirror and it gives you like this almost holographic iPad type feel to it. A lot of interesting things I don't have time to talk about because we're getting to In America we had the uh civil disruption, political assassination. This has nothing to do with the people in power that I was just talking about as far as the people who might not want America to be successful and thrive. Anyway, the the play was called uh My American Cousin.

Continuing on. Rothschilds in Palestine, that's where we at. Baron Edmond de Rothschild in Palestine, uh they start colonizing in like the 1870s. So right after the American Civil War this is going on overseas. One of the groups that they used as a front group that for colonization in Palestine in late 1800s was called Erlanger & Company, which is like a a Paris banking house or a German banking house, I forget which. Uh and it sticks in my memory because there was an accusation during the Civil War that the Rothschilds were funding the Confederacy because of the dependence on slave cotton and all these sort of things in that system that the British had. And it was it was stricken down and the Rothschild comment was that wasn't us, it was a Christian banking house down the street, it was Erlanger. And he wrote it off like they have nothing to do with that firm. When you look at the full history, the comprehensive history, you'd see Erlanger all over the place as a front group for colonization and works that the Rothschilds didn't want their name on directly. So there's that as well. So this part of the archive describes uh the proto-colonization of Palestine to create the future state of Israel. Uh right around this time, 1875, Lionel de Rothschild helps the British government buy the Suez Canal. So, another piece of empire building that the British government's like, "Hey, we'd like to do this, but we can't. Can you help us out?" He's like, "Sure." So, they control the Suez Canal, which is pretty much control of trade to Asia and the Middle East. And it's a very key uh element on the geopolitical uh map that they are drawing at that time. By the way, Disraeli's the prime minister that uh Lionel de Rothschild helped to buy the Suez Canal. Disraeli's famous for saying, "The world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes." He's good buddies with all the people doing it. So, he he's Johnny-on-the-spot. He's one to know. Interesting quote.

Here's another person uh that Americans know. This is Andrew Carnegie. What they don't know is that in 1886, he wrote a book called Triumphant Democracy or The 50 Years March of the Republic. Now, this is a book This is like one of the first flares that goes up that it's like Anglo-Americanism revived. It had kind of uh you know, waned in the middle of uh the 1800s. By 1886, he's setting up a flare. He says, "Hey, America and Britain should be rejoined." Uh how does he say it? Well, he says it in a very Andrew Carnegie way. He says it, "Let men say what they will. I say that as surely as the sun is in the heavens once shown upon Britain and America united, so surely is it one morning to rise, to shine upon, to greet again the reunited states, the British-American Union." Wow. That's interesting. They don't tell you that when he's setting up libraries throughout America. They don't tell you that when he's got a international endowment for world peace. There's an agenda behind it and it's not about philanthropy, kids.

Same here, 1886, the Jekyll Island Club. It's an Anglo-American robber baron hangout, the most elite establishment club in the world of it of its type. It's one of the first transatlantic phone call. I think it It was in on the first transatlantic phone call about that. Uh so there's now a place in America and it's still there today. Uh G Edward Griffin had his Red Pill conference there, I think, last year. Uh Jekyll Island and it's uh the then-time playground of the most elite and wealthy movers and shakers in the world. And it was an Anglo-American establishment. It wasn't just some Americans with some ideas. It wasn't just some British people. They had continued to cohe like have cohesion despite it being 110 years past the American Revolution. This is continuity of a goal unfolding.

So around 1886 in the Rothschild timeline on their archive, you see the Rothschild Frères, the French Rothschild brothers, they develop interests in Russian oil. So let me break this down for you. There is this family, I think it was three brothers called the Nobel family and they were the early Rockefellers of their day in oil. They invented the oil tanker, the oil car. What most people don't know is that the Nobel, you know, enterprise, which, you know, created TNT and then also the Nobel Peace Prize, they were financed by the Rothschilds. So the Rothschilds started in banking, got into oil.

Rockefellers in America started in oil, got into the As you're going to see, right around this time, those two families say, "Hey, we got similar things going on. How about world domination?" It's going to unfold here in just a second.

By 18 Oh, also at this point in 1886, 1887, that's when Sir Edward Albert Sassoon of the opium dynasty formally marries into the Rothschild family. So, now you've got interesting family connections that also tie into the East India Company connections.

Now, let's look at colonization of South Africa here in 1887. The Rothschilds financed the establishment of De Beers diamond mines. And by that, they have a protege in South Africa called Cecil Rhodes. Cecil Rhodes, under the leadership of Rothschild and financial backing of Rothschild, kind of amalgamates all these little mining operations down there to create De Beers Consolidated Mines, which until a couple years ago was a cartel that could not trade in America. They're the same people that convince people that a diamond is forever, that a clear worthless stone at that time could be, you know, equated to love, which is kind of ironic. Uh they came up with the branding campaigns in the mid-1900s, like 1930, 1940. They got the British royal family instead of wearing jewels of like rubies and emeralds and sapphires, they're like, "Wear diamonds." And they put them in Hollywood movies and sophisticated campaigns to market a product that they used a lot of slave labor for down there. They fought the Boer War, which was Lord Milner's first war. We're going to learn about Lord Milner's second war in a couple minutes, but this is just the setting up of the De Beers empire, uh orchestrated by Cecil Rhodes, financed by the Rothschild family in 1887.

Now, there's Rhodes drawn as the Colossus who could straddle Africa, and he was planning a Cape to Cairo railway that would be like the crown jewel in the British Empire. So, he was an empire builder. He was educated at Oxford under the philosophy of John Ruskin. He wanted uh to see an English-speaking world and very much the same thing that Andrew Carnegie just elaborated upon. Um he was a Freemason and he kind of brought together a plan that took a lot of agendas and put them together and people said, "That's good enough for us." And they have since his death moved forward with that plan. Aimed at an America, been highly successful, and are very instrumental in between in creating the institutions we see today. So, even though Rhodes never did the Cape-to-Cairo railway, it was his secret society, his scholarships, his legacy that drove most of 20th century political agendas as far as the West is concerned.

Now, there's this quote from a book we're going to I'll show it to you in a couple minutes, but uh when Oxford men say, adapting Kipling, "Oxford makes us we." What they mean is that we owe to Oxford friendships and intellectual understanding that sprang up in their minds and spirits uh because they met in a congenial society. So, they're creating cultural imperialism. The Oxford in America, Yale, is supposed to groom uh future empire builders just like they do in in the home country in the motherland in the mothership of the thousand-year university, Oxford. Kipling, by the way, he's Rhodes' best buddy. They're both Freemasons and builders of empire. A lot of interesting things you can learn from Kipling that we don't have time. Oh, look, we do have time. Kipling wrote wrote this poem 1898 called "The White Man's Burden." Take up the white man's burden, send forth uh best you breed, go bind your sons to exile to serve your captives' need. He's encouraging in this poem uh Uncle Sam and America to get on board with his empire building, to leave the Monroe Doctrine and behind and get into international excursions for the purposes of spreading freedom and liberty all over the world. The British Empire figured out it couldn't take over the world with its current brand and they rebranded as hey, let's spread liberty and democracy around the world and the United States you should do it with us. You see? But 100 years earlier they couldn't fight us militarily. They came up with a philosophy that was palatable and trickle down to the American people not knowing the whole story. They buy into it. Kipling's poem is there to inspire US imperialism. Kipling's you know, like I said, very close with Rhodes and Kipling's early in the line of children's book writers along with you know, the among British spies Ian Fleming, Roald Dahl were later spies that infiltrated America during World War II. Kipling was one of the earlier ones.

By 1900 this is 2 years before Rhodes dies. The Rothschilds establish the Rhodes scholarships. It reads, the Rothschilds first became associated with Rhodes in 1887 during his struggle with Barney Barnato for control of the diamond industry in South Africa. Cecil Rhodes died in 19 actually no, he died in 1902. So there's a typo here. Nathaniel first Lord Rothschild was one of Rhodes executors and was primarily responsible for using the fortune Rhodes left to establish the Rhodes scholarships in his memory. So whether or not this is 1900 or 1902, Rhodes definitely died in 1902. This could be a typo cuz there is a missing C in Cecil there. Opportunity. The merger of motive and means to global power. This puts America in the crosshairs of the Anglo-American establishment. The Anglo-American establishment would be the Eastern establishment families whose money came from the opium, the British Empire, and their joint financiers who bailed them out and proliferate the financing for empire building for the purposes of world domination. Or at least, as you'll see, to get World War I to get America into World War I.

1902 The last will and testament of Cecil John Rhodes with elucidatory notes to which are added some chapters describing the political and religious ideas of the testator. That's Rhodes. This is edited by Rhodes' good buddy, William T. Stead. William T. Stead is the person who helped Rhodes come up with the idea of creating a secret society to bring America back into the empire. They talk about it in this book. We're not going to have time to read all the quotes. I want you to know, here's the pages from that book. You can read them when you have time. This is talking about the creation of a secret society based on the Jesuits, but instead of the Catholics, they would replace British Empire. So, they have a structure. And then on page 73, "What an awful thought it is that if we had not lost America or even now we could arrange with the present members of the United States Assembly and our House of Commons, the peace of the world is secured for all eternity." See how they want to use world peace and like the you know, by dominating the world and preventing anyone from rebelling, that's their brand of world peace. In order to do that, they need America. >> [clears throat] >> America hasn't wanted to play with them for like a hundred years. They're trying to figure out how to get us back into the empire. So, there's various quotes throughout the last will and testament. Um British Empire being goal, America being the target.

1902, same year Rhodes died. This is the Evening Post. There's an article published talking very similarly. "Mr. Cecil Rhodes advocated an Imperial Customs Union. Lord Rothschild said, "A Customs Union is possible for the English-speaking race. It is not possible for the British Empire. Whereas, if the Empire and the Republic were to form one Customs Union, the free trade area within the Union would be sufficiently sufficiently large enough to compensate for the economic laws occasioned by the imposition of duties upon territories which lay outside the Union." Right? So they're mixing the ideas. They're putting them in front of people through the newspaper. Here's some more. Rhodes left money for the scholarships which the Rothschilds administered through Oxford. Then you see Rhodes scholars in the media that's controlled by that network. So this is just an example. This is 1951 Chicago Tribune. Left-hand column. Rhodes' ideas find fertile ground in the United Nations. Scholars advance British schemes. Also take note of the cartoon of the time in the middle. If we go to another example, same left column. Scholars help British cash in on US billions. Rhodes men hold key dual jobs. So during the time of McCarthyism, the Rhodes scholars the British presence, the British infiltration of our society wasn't being questioned. It was being uh clapped for.

So right around the same time you know not as the newspaper articles but as the same time as the Rhodes scholarships are kicking off. There are these lectures given at Columbia University 1926 by someone who was on Cecil Rhodes' Round Table. The secret society that was there to control the English-speaking idea and bring America back into the Empire. These lectures are published. You can read them. This is a couple screen captures about bringing Oxford in and what role the Rhodes scholarships from Oxford play in Anglicizing Americans, ameliorating them to the British Commonwealth new ideas of world domination. And then you see, you know, currently Council on Foreign Relations. Richard Haass, the guy who runs it, he's a Rhodes Scholar. And there's Hillary Clinton, she's married to a Rhodes Scholar, Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton's mentor, his teacher, was a guy named Carroll Quigley from Georgetown University, Professor of Foreign Service at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service. And uh we'll hear about his book upcoming in this presentation. This is one of my first memes. Uh this is Cecil Rhodes here. I made my fortune on the back of slaves in South Africa and created apartheid. In 1902, I left my fortune to create the Rhodes Scholarships and a secret society to undermine America and bring it back into the British Empire. 114 years later, my goals remain unopposed because Americans don't read and my acolytes own their mass media outlets. My name is Cecil Rhodes. He's a gangster.

Around that time of 1902 and his death, there's an Anglo-American formalized society that comes about. It's called the Pilgrim Society. See the American eagle riding on the back with the British Empire there. What's the white white horse? Are we supposed to behold that or I don't know, but there's symbolism there. At the bottom, there's some Latin. It reads here, there, and everywhere. Huh, wonder if that what they're all about. Here's some of the characters. This is King Edward and his empire builders. But if you break down this picture, you see some very interesting things. For instance, if we zoom into the back of this picture, we see King Edward and his empire builders. The guy behind King Edward is General Lord Roberts. He's the first president of that Pilgrim Society, founded July 11th, 1902. And if we zoom back out, the the teal color on the left, these are Pilgrim Society people. And on the right, you've got people that are inside of MI6, the intelligence the intelligentsia, if you will. In the midst of that is Archibald, uh, Lord Rosebery, who's Lord Rothschild's son-in-law. So, when you break down who these people are, it's a small coterie of Fabian socialists. These are also the same kind of people that would later fund Hitler. The Fabian socialist English Ingsoc mem mem uh, element of of British society. This elite part that wants world domination. They're very interesting characters. That's just the Pilgrim Society. Just wanted to point that out.

We got to get to this Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Remember that guy from 1886, wrote that book Triumph of Democracy? Look what his foundation's doing by 1908. This comes from, uh, testimony of Norman Dodd, who is the director research director for the Reese Committee in the 1950s. We'll get to that. But, this is what they were saying in 1908. The Carnegie trustees for the Endowment for International Peace, they ask, "Is there any means known more effective than war, assuming that you wish to alter the life of an entire people?" 1909, they answer is, "There is no more effective means than war that exists to humanity." So, they say, "How do we involve the United States in a war?" Well, we must control the State Department. So, they start set about working on that. That totally happens around that time. British insertions, Anglo-Americans take over the State Department. And from then on, all these other things you see, OSS, CIA, we'll get to it. They're British creations through this means of the world foundations inserting into our society. And then they ask, uh, you know, "How do we do that? How do we get, uh, United States in a war? We got to take over their State Department." Okay. Um, "We must take over the and control their diplomatic machinery the country." And then they resolve the plan to that end. Then they send this telegram to Wilson saying, "Be sure the war isn't over too quickly." And then in 1919, to prevent a reversion of pre-1914 mentality, pre-war mentality, we must control the education of the United States. Okay? Well, maybe these guys didn't control the education. Maybe they just figured it out something better to do. But in 1919, this was their plan.

Now, ironically, at the same time, you've got this round table movement, this group from Cecil Rhodes' last will and testament that is in the power driving seats of the British Empire. So, it's the British Imperial Federation. Instead of an empire, they're going to call it Imperial Federation, later a Commonwealth. And that's coupled with the Rothschild dynasty dynasty financing of those operations. Together, they can get America and implementing the last will and testament of Cecil John Rhodes to get America back into the empire really without firing a shot or us even knowing it. It's a brilliant plan. One of the first steps is to get us on a central bank and get us away from any type of Congress having say over coining of money. This can be read in uh the Secrets of the Federal Reserve by Eustace Mullins or the creature creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin or this book, Anthony C. Sutton's The Federal Reserve Conspiracy. I have Sutton in here cuz I have several other of his books in this presentation. So, why not use his book to represent the Federal Reserve Conspiracy which started on that Jekyll Island place that we talked about a couple minutes ago. >> [snorts] >>

At this same time, the Rockefeller and Carnegie Foundations are changing edu- changing education into schooling. So, taking away this part where we ask questions and find answers and getting into how do we control the minds and then indoctrinate interchangeable parts that won't ask too many questions and be good little automatons. The famous piece is the Flexner report. Abraham Flexner did this report for the Rockefeller Foundation. They bring in the scientific management principles and then they change our history to reflect an Anglo-Americanization of our history in like the 1920s. While that's going on, so notice there's many layers going on at once right at the same time. You've got according to the underground history of American education by John Taylor Gatto, you got in his chapter nine at the same time that we're talking about, this cult of scientific management bringing in the the you know uh measured and scientific application of labor juxtaposing human Frederick Winslow Taylor coupling that with the English Fabian socialist kill them with kindness and let's do what's good for them pragmatic idea and they formed what what is called by H.G. Wells the open conspiracy. Now as Gatto is explaining it, part of that is bringing in Prussian schooling into America changing it from oh you have an interest or you have a question, let's find out the answer to here's what you're supposed to know so you guys can all think react uh and behave nearly identically. They're regulating people's lives like machinery. This is like early applications of cybernetics. Uh the Rockefeller report of 1916 is kind of what codifies this and and kicks it off and then we're going to see decades of this unfold. Uh but these are uh the the last part of that chapter was the obstacles on the road to centralization. Their goal is central control and a track trace database of every living and non-living asset in this whole place. So it's like a to- the entire slave enslavement of the entire society. So that's what he's pointing out just in chapter nine of that one book but that's what's going on around this time.

Now there's facts to back it up and Gatto provides quotes like this. New York mayor Hylan was quoted vividly in the New York Times of March 27th, 1922. The real menace to our republic is this invisible government which like a giant octopus, sprawls its slimy length over the cities, state, and nation. It has seized in its tentacles our executive officers, our legislative bodies, our schools, our courts, our newspapers, and every agency created for the public protection. To depart from mere generalizations, let me say that at the head of this octopus are the Rockefeller Standard Oil interests. I think that's an understatement. He's aiming a little too low, but he's on point. Here's another quote from Gatto's chapter nine, scientific uh cult of scientific management. In the Congressional Record of January 26, 1917, for instance, Senator Chamberlain of Oregon entered these words, "They are moving with military precision all along the line to get control of the education of the children of the land." All right, well, maybe those are just two quotes, and they didn't add up to much. Oh, wait, there's more. Senator Poindexter of Washington followed saying, "The cult of Rockefeller, the cult of Carnegie, as much to be guarded against in the education system of this country as a particular religious sect." And in the same issue, Senator Kenyon of Iowa related, "There are certain colleges that have sought endowments, and the agent of the Rockefeller Foundation or the General Education Board, which Rockefeller created, had gone out and examined the curriculum of these colleges and compelled certain changes. Forced for certain changes, that's interesting. It seems to me one of the most dangerous things that can go on in a republic is to have an institution of this power apparently trying to shape and mold the thought of the young people of this country." Senator Works of California added, "These people are attempting to get control of the whole educational work of the country."

Paris, 1919, is where World War I ends, and World War I kicks off for us in 1917. Uh for the rest of the world, I I it was 1914. It's called Lord Milner's Second War for a good reason. Lord Milner practiced he's part of the Cecil Rhodes Round Table. They have a plan for world domination. They practiced their games down in South Africa on the Boers and creating concentration camps. That was Lord Kitchener. Uh and by the time they get to the second war, that's World War I. We don't have time to go into the details, but the best documentary I know is the World War I conspiracy by James Corbett. I do have a small role to play in that presenting some evidence and artifacts. And uh the story that's told in there fits perfectly on both sides of what I'm presenting today. So, we'll just move past that.

Walter Rothschild and the Balfour Declaration. The origin of the First World War. Now, I'm going to read this section. It's on the Rothschild archive. So, you guys can go read this for yourself in greater detail. Let's put it like this. Beginning in 1916, the British hoped that in exchange for their support of Zionism, quote, the Jews, end quote, would help to finance the growing expenses of the First World War, which was becoming increasingly burden burdensome. Sorry. I'm reaching to see the monitor to read the small quote. Uh more importantly, policy makers in the Foreign Office believed that the Jews would be uh prevailed upon to persuade the United States to join the war. At this time, there were very strong pro-Zionist feelings by many of the political elite and establishment. Many of Britain's leaders, including Prime Minister David Lloyd George and Balfour himself, felt for the Jews and their history. These men were deeply religious Christian Zionists. See, this is what they have in common. We'll talk about that in a second. They had grown up on the Bible. The Holy Land was their spiritual home. They believed that modern Zionism would fulfill a divine promise and resettle the Jews in the land of their father of their ancient fathers. So, this is the British Israel World Federation angle. The British royal family draws their power from the Old Testament. Their financiers draw their power from the Old Testament. >> [snorts] >> The the right and initiation of divine right of kings, all these sort of things came together in the Christian Zionists who were around at that time saw fit to move forward and they have an exchange. Now, there's an exchange that goes on in what we know popularly in in history is the receipt. We just don't understand what it's a receipt for. In their own words on this Rothschild archive site, the British wanted America to get into the war. Oh, look. If I just clicked one more, I had done myself the favor and put it big on screen. In April 1917, United States declares war on Germany and enters World War I. So, it's April 6th, I believe, 1917. Later that year, the Balfour Declaration is made. Now, there's five drafts of this. I'm going to show you all five drafts. And essentially, being issued on November 2nd, 1917, this is the final draft. That's a receipt for a transaction of America entering the war on the side of Great Britain according to what we just learned right here, the Origins of the First World War.

So, moving forward, let's look at this Balfour Declaration and in great detail. Now, recently it was the 100th anniversary of it. There's a Balfour 100 website that's still up. This is the official website and you can see here that the Balfour Declaration, oddly enough, cuz it ends as a statement from the British government giving the Zionists Palestine, but it begins with Lord Rothschild writing, "Here's what I want." And he sends it off and Arthur Balfour makes a second draft here, 2nd August 1917. And then Lord Milner, part of the Cecil Rhodes Round Table, he makes draft four in August 2017. There's also the Milner-Amery. Leo Amery was another Cecil Rhodes Round Table participant. So, the people drafting these and and making the upgrades for Lord Rothschild are all known, they're all in part of this the Cecil Rhodes uh Round Table movement. Here's the final draft we get right here. Here's the final wording. Dear Lord What Dear Dear Lord Rothschild, I have such pleasure in conveying to you on behalf of His Majesty's Government the following declaration of sympathy with the Jewish Zionist uh uh aspirations, which have been submitted to and approved by the cabinet. So, His Majesty's Government gives this land that they don't really have. Like, Palestine is not really theirs. They promised it to another group of people. There's a whole lot of funny dealing going on with what's going on. But, it's issued and uh it's Balfour's most famous declaration, even though there's one from 1926, which we're going to see in a minute.

Paris 1919. This is the end of Lord Milner's War. So, all these things we just discussed went on during World War I. Lot of change. Lot of great reset by these people. This is the Anglo-American powers ruling at the Paris Peace Conference. Redrawing the maps to the world, right? Before Versailles, you had these old empires. After, they become new countries with uh bureaucratic structures in between the people who run them and the people who are being run. It might be uh for their own preservation. Let's put it that way. After the French Revolution and the guillotine, they wanted to come up with a better plan. >> [snorts] >>

Here's where we have the rise of the Anglo-American think tanks. These are working groups to manifest the last will and testament of Cecil Rhodes, to bring America back into the empire so they can take over the world. Chatham House is the Royal Institute of International Affairs. It's created first. It's in the mother country. It's over in England. In America, we can't call it Royal Institute, so we call it the Council on Foreign Relations. A council, by the way, is a Soviet. And if you think about 1921, what's going on with councils? Oh, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Councils. The inst- If you replace the word Soviet with council, you can see it's decision by many, it's collectivism. It's like the economist. It speaks in a collective voice. It neglects, negates, doesn't need the individual unless you're going to be part of their group. So, these are the think tanks, the major think tanks created uh 1919 1921 uh sequentially.

And around this time in the early 1920s, this is 1926. This is the Third British Empire, being a course of lectures delivered at Columbia University, New York by Alfred Zimmern. Zimmern is one of the Rhodes Roundtable guys. A, B, Zimmern is Carroll Quigley's whistleblower. And then >> [laughter] >> the next part of this is going to it's going to shock you. He outlines how the empire and uh United States can't get together, so they're going to have to rebrand this, right? I also notice here on the uh middle of the contents, The Empire and the non-white peoples. If you want to look for what are the roots of institutionalized racism, you can start here. Right there. There's an institution, it is racist, it has a plan for white English-speaking ideas to rule the world by force, not by reason. And they wrote about it. So, when people are blaming America for these ideas, we didn't invent these ideas. And some of these ideas are not representative of America that are floating around and being expressed as American ideas. We got to reclaim our free thought, and it starts by looking at what these people actually did. In the lecture of the Third British Empire, he's asking a question like how has the British Empire survived? How's this going to survive in the future? Then he talks about the power of the United States and kind of he's on the team of how to get America back into the empire. That's what that's what it's all about. Uh the empire is not the only greatest political community in the world, it's also the most diversified. He goes and makes this whole great case and this is the rebranding of the the empire as the Commonwealth of Nations. So, around the time of 1925 the British Empire goes away. And all of a sudden the Commonwealth of Nations are there and uh the queen's in charge of 54 member states. Remember how the empires went away after Versailles? This is like the same thing for themselves after that conference. So, it's no longer an empire, it's not ruling families, it's Commonwealth. And you guys got governments and we might have our names and pictures on the money, but we're not really running your countries anymore. That's the gist. This is how they can get America into that special relationship. America can look, our cousins have changed, they're not really empire building on the backs of opium and broken people's lives. They're they're they're evolving. And so, America became entangled, enthralled, and through the 1920s, 30s, and 40s into World War II. And this is where we can see the Wall Street and the financiers' hand in all these kind of uh international machinations. So, you got Anthony C. Sutton's Wall Street trilogy. He wrote Wall Street and FDR, Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler, Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution showing that how these these huge national movements were under funded like funded under the same finance saying the technology's being provided by Western companies that are around that center of financing and where money's being created, that fountain, that's uh spring. It's like a aquifer for money just coming out cuz they're printing it out of nothing. That went to build uh the robber barons used that money in the late 1800s, early 1900s to create railroads and other strategic industrial um infrastructure for communism to take hold in the Soviet Union, For communism to take hold in China, the fingerprints of the robber barons that we're talking about are all over the proto movements of those eras.

Moving past that, 1939, you get this interesting book. And this is by a Rhodes Scholar. This is a acolyte of Cecil Rhodes. It's called Union Now with Britain. And uh calling on Americans and citizens of the British Commonwealth to begin while they may, the United States of Man. That sounds a lot like a United Nations, right? So, this Rhodes Scholar, this person who wants to have America back in the British Empire, this uh guy named Clarence Streit, he writes this book 1939. Well, people in America start sniffing this out. Ends up in the Congressional Record by the next year. Steps toward a British Union, a World State. You know, there's various parts and pages. So, here's the reference in for this Torkelson testimony. But this is this is one of the earlier artifacts that I had found back in the day, the remarks of Honorable J. Torkelson of uh I think he's from Montana. That's in the House of Representatives. So, it's like a I think it's 40 pages or something like that. So, you would want to find the source, you would want to print it out, and Sunday put your glasses on, and and check it out.

Around the same time as this British infiltration into America, the United States goes to war with Japan. Got 3,000 It's like a 9/11 out there in Hawaii. Cuz they said 9/11 was like a new Pearl Harbor. So, that was like a their 9/11 of the day. Now, interestingly enough, the Standard Oil Rock- Rockefeller Oil uh depots at Pearl Harbor for all those ships and planes, all that stuff untouched by the Japanese. Just saying. So, the United States is at war with Japan. They they you know, no one could have foreseen this. Unless you're British intelligence running the spies who are planning the operation and not telling America at the same time. So, John Cecil Masterman was the director of MI6, military intelligence department six, section six for the queen. Uh was she or the king of England at that point. The double-cross system in the war of 1939 and 1945 is Masterman's memoir. And in there, he says that they had an agent that he had this questionnaire. He's working for the Japanese. Pearl Harbor would be the first point attacked and plans for this attack had reached an advanced state by August 1941. Obviously, so this is MI6. They know all about it. They're running the spies that are doing it. In Germany, in Japan, it's fascinating when you read what they wrote. Obviously, this is Masterman quoting. Obviously, it was for the Americans to make their appreciation and to draw their own deductions from the questionnaire rather than for us to do so. Nonetheless, with our fuller knowledge in of of the case and the man, we ought to have stressed its importance more than we did. With the greater experience of a few more years work, we should certainly have risked a snub and pointed out to our friends in the United States what the significance of the document might be. But in 1941, we were still a little chary of expressing opinions and a little mistrustful of our own judgment. Cuz they're saying they hadn't been working with American intelligence very long because they had just created the OSS at that point, right? So they didn't want to say, "Hey, by the way, we're running spies all over the place and you guys going to be attacked and our our guys know about it." Cuz they don't want to let them know the bigger picture. So those 3,000 lives in Japan that were sacrificed cuz they could have been prevented, it was there to build the special relationship between America and its former enemy, the British Empire. And there you have the admission from the guy who was running MI6 and the spies at the time. It's much more interesting than we have time to go into today.

Other books I would recommend. Jennet Conant is the granddaughter of James Bryant Conant from Harvard who helped to bring the Prussian education system to America. She wrote a book called The Irregulars, The British Spy Ring inside wartime Washington. Roald Dahl who wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, uh Ian Fleming who wrote Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, these were British spies. Like assassination qualified British spies in America during a time when we were supposed to be friendly with them. They're treating us like a foreign Well, cuz we are and we just don't know it. That's kind of the history of the 20th century. One side knows what they're doing. The British Anglo-American road side, they know exactly what they're doing. The Americans are just like, "Oh, isn't it nice we're back with the British and we love their royal family. It's so glitzy." So, there's a couple books here that you can dig into that.

Along this same time, Victor Rothschild, a member of the famous banking dynasty, was part of the Cambridge Five Spy Ring. So, he joined MI5 during World War he was part of the group with Philby and Blunt and these other guys that formed the spy ring. It was a communist spy ring and Philby at that time was in charge. He was about to be in charge at MI6. So, Philby's dad, St. John Philby, was the predecessor that groomed this whole system that Victor Rothschild walked into with Kim. Where they had groomed Arab Nazi proxy forces through the 40s, 50s, 60s and then Kim Philby sold those off to the US CIA to Allen Dulles. Uh and that's where Osama bin Laden, Mujahideen, Al-Qaeda comes from comes from MI6 grooming. Victor Rothschild is called the the fifth man. If you look for a book, that's the the good book on that history.

Now, we have an Anglo-American intelligence community. There's nothing in the United States as far as intelligence community that's not top-down British first. So, the guys from MI6 including Ian Fleming helped to create OSS, the Office of Strategic Services, and Central Intelligence Agency. Uh OSS was World War II. CIA comes around in 1947. And you've got this other interesting world group. So, the United Nations is international territory inside of New York City. That real estate used to be a slaughterhouse district and was owned by the Rockefeller family. Uh and they'll they also had the Rockefeller family architect create the United Nations and its building. So, if you're robber baron enough, maybe you can create an international organization and convince people you're not really gangsters. These people did it 1945. You're a little bit behind if you're going to start. Uh to end the scourge of war, by the way. Just a group of people getting together to rule the world.

1947, you got also Clark Clifford's National Security Act. Clark Clifford, later in the 1980s, uh was caught in the Bank of Credit and Commerce International schedule scandal. The BCCI scandal. So, a guy who's in drug money laundering in the '80s created the National Security Act under which that drug money laundering in the '80s was being done. It's interesting full circle for Clark Clifford. There's also the creation of CIA, the creation of the State of Israel, and they needed Nelson Rockefeller's Latin American votes to sway the result in that newly created United Nations to recognize Israel as a state and to reach that Rothschild goal. Um was it? See, 20 30 years? Yeah, 30 years after the Balfour Declaration.

Now, remember the guy from the Third British Empire a couple slides ago, 1926 Columbia lectures? In 1948, Alfred Zimmern, a whistleblower from the Cecil Rhodes Round Table Group, disclosed the inner workings of the Rhodes, Milner, Lionel Curtis connection at the helm of the British Commonwealth plan for globalism. Quickly was so incredulous that he spent the next 20 years researching the veracity of Alfred Zimmern, the third British Empire storyline. The result was that the result of that study was Quigley's 1966 tome Tragedy and Hope, A History of the World in Our Time. So, Quigley hears Zimmern. He's like, "That's crazy." He spends 20 years studying that. He writes Tragedy and Hope. This book on the left, The Anglo-American Establishment, is the actual story. Quigley wouldn't let it be published during his lifetime because he feared for his life. So, after he passed away, it was brought to the American public in 1981. Interestingly, by I think Stephen Zarlenga who wrote The Lost Science of Money. The Anglo-American Establishment is such a dense story that most people don't get it. You have to learn the people that he's talking about in this narrative. When you learn that, you learn why the American flag is in distress, upside down, and greatly outsized by the British Union Jack. There is an Anglo-American Establishment. It has maintained pow- maintained power up through the the present day. It's not the same people. It's multi-generational now. But the goals they're trying to reach are not limited to a generation. They're they're big ideological goals about world domination.

Around this time in the '50s, you got these non-governmental organizations springing up. And there was an investigation into the un- un-American activities of these non-governmental organizations. So, the United States Congress investigation into the non-profit foundations is called the Reece Committee. The findings of the Reece Committee report in 1954 by Norman Dodd. What it showed was the three major foundations, uh Rockefeller, Ford, and Carnegie Foundations, were engaging in un-American activities, trying to change the attitudes, values, behaviors, and beliefs of Americans so that we would be more in line with what the Soviet system wants because that's a much better population control than all this frisky freedom over here in America. The leader of the research I mentioned earlier, Norman Dodd, uh he presided as the research director of the tax-exempt foundations uh and their comparable organizations investigation. The end quote in the report, he says, "It's And this is very un- understated if you read the report, but this is what it how it reads. It seems incredible that the trustees of typically American fortune-created foundations should have permitted them to be used to finance ideas and practices incompatible with the fundamental concepts of our Constitution. Yet, there seems evidence that this may have occurred." So, he's trying to appear diffident, but if you look at the information, they definitely did it. They wrote all about it. And they knew no one's really going to read it cuz they're, you know, too busy listening to the radio or sooner along comes TV. Oh, it's color TV now. Oh, you got movies in your pocket. I mean, how are people supposed to find this interesting with Netflix and Hulu and all these things? So, America got away from needing to know its history cuz they trust what they were told by Walter Cronkite on TV and all these times when people had four channels. They really got it on lockdown.

Around that same time, speaking of Walter Cronkite, you got this guy come to be president. Now, he's Irish and his dad was an ambassador to Great Britain and the British don't like the Irish none too much. So, there are fingerprints all over this man's assassination, which do not lead back to American organizations or mafia organized crime, though the British government and MI6 works with all those groups. So, when you look at it and why those records are still kept secret, you might look across the pond to see what the National Secrets Act or their Official Secrets Act reads because we're not playing with American anything on that. That was a coup d'état and the people that took power are still in power today and driving world events.

Around 1966, Carroll Quigley gets Tragedy and Hope all 1,300 pages out of his head, but that was a great experience. He floats it out there. In there, there's a key couple of uh there's a key couple of uh areas where you're going to find out very clearly transparently into the narrative of the story. Here's a couple of those pages. I put them here on the record. He's talking about all the things we just discussed during this.

By the 8 1970s, you've got Bretton Woods and this is the decoupling of the currency from the gold backing and the transitioning into the petrodollar. The petrodollar is in the hand of the Saudis, the Saudis that were groomed for MI6 by St. John Philby. So, we have that in the 70s this changeover of currency. In the 80s, junk bonds and moving American productivity overseas. By the 90s, you got the end of the Cold War and ramp up for Agenda 21 and by the 2000s, oh, all that Brzezinski's technology, if we only had it in the 1970s. Well, by the 2000s, we have it. So, where's the information? Now, they can collect it, process it. This is the use of command and control over human beings as a cybernetics technocracy, mass surveillance, loss of human rights in the name of security, Big Brother, and it's all driven by the same people and the same agenda we've been talking about.

By 2001, here's the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. These are some of the people who got the Medal of Philanthropy. Some of these people are more famous today than they ever were then. I mean, Ted Turner is still famous and David Rockefeller, he's famous and you know, Bill Gates Sr., he's still famous cuz his son's somebody out there. I don't know what he does, but I heard he had a kid that's famous. But, there's that guy, Tony Fauci. That's interesting. And Brooke Astor, she's part of that Anglo-American establishment. I think she's from the Clive and set, her family, Astor family, big opium family over there. Anyway, nothing to see there with the elites taking pictures and patting themselves on the back. Let's look at how the elites are going to use big money to solve world poverty. They call it inclusive capitalism. It started in 2014. It was a project of Lynn Forester de Rothschild, but now that COVID came along, they it got a breath of fresh air and new wind. Now they're partnered with the Vatican, as you can see on their logo. And you can find out more about the Rockefeller Foundation and the Ford Foundation and these other non-governmental robber baron financial empire foundations that are shaping attitudes, values, behaviors, and maybe your maybe your digital ID. Whoa. The inclusive capitalism people, let's make sure we don't get them mixed up cuz they're so similar. They inclusive capitalism is Rockefeller and Ford. And if we go here, you got our friend Klaus. They're going to fix the human problem. They're the front end for the Club of Rome. Uh by 2030, you'll own nothing and you'll be happy. They have this agenda, this plan for your future. It's not conspiratorial cuz they're telling you about it. They write about it. The shaping of the fourth revolution fourth industrial revolution the fourth industrial revolution COVID-19 and the great reset. Klaus has many books. He can tell you all about it. But here's the Commons Project and the Commons Project cuz they're going to do all this digital tracking so you know, you don't get the COVID. And uh the Commons Project was funded from the Rockefeller Foundation. Here's their pass. You guys seen the pass? About us, click it. You know, it's goes from COVID PCR. It looks official over here, too. Oh, it's them. They them those who want to track trace database and also ran lockstep exercises to make sure that we accept a common pass. Which might be the end goal. The implantation, the indelible mark so that they can track you.

So my encouragement to you, stand on the shoulder of giants. Any one of them, all of them, and see the future. Whether it's Carroll Quigley or Antony Sutton or Charlotte Iserbyt. That book's 700 pages right there. But if you want to learn about the Carnegie Foundation and how they changed American education, it's all in there. The Ultimate History Lesson with John Taylor Gatto is my 5-hour interview with John discussing in depth the history brought forth through his his magnum opus, which I think was Underground History of American Education, but also Weapons of Mass Instruction and Dumbing Us Down. He wrote other books that are equally as powerful, just not as lengthy. Can we roll that the Gatto clip? >> Eventually it's fatal to the idea that you know, the hierarchy must be preserved. >> I think that's just a sign that there's so many people in this country when things can get that obviously irrational that there's just no intellectual self-defense. There's no one left to form, you know, a sentence, let alone a paragraph, let alone have the power to get it printed in front of millions of people anymore. And that's what I noticed. >> And no editor would dare print it anyway for fear the ads would dry up. >> Senator Oscar Callaway in [clears throat] 1917 addressed the Congress and he said that the J.P. Morgan interests, the shipbuilding, powder interests, they'd all gotten together and bought the top editor, you know, they they placed editors at the top 25 newspapers in order to control the content on political policy and military policy. So that was really the declaration, the first origins of the Council on Foreign Relations, which goal is to kind of control and and mold the minds of the masses using official experts and historians and such. >> So these clothes won't leak out. How about Harry Truman's speech before the U.S. Senate in 1942 denouncing the Rockefeller interests as traitors cuz they were selling oil to both sides. What he didn't know was that the Krupp cannon makers were doing the same thing, making the German cannon, selling them to the French or anyone else who would buy them. That's They had already become a virtual global society. >> [snorts] >> But to to ins the denunciation of the Rockefellers on the floor of the Senate, you would think that would be just elementary sharing with generations of school kids now, doesn't exist for all practical purposes. Unless you're willing to sit in the Well, my generation, sit in the library stacks and go through I did that in Columbia. I said, "I'm going to find out Oh, no, I'm going back to 1958. So, I got a stack pass. I've never I've heard about stack pass. I'm down like in the sixth level. There's these

Huge stacks of popular magazines that you know, I'm interested to find out what the popular newspapers and magazines said about the Second World War before it started. For like the 90 days before it started, let me tell you two a publication. There not only was a certainty there was going to be war, but no worry at all. They all agreed that there was no ability on the part of any potential enemy to sustain a war. That all the gains would be right away, then they couldn't replace their losses.

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I noted that Quigley said not only did the British start the war with a larger air force than the Germans and and more advanced technologically, but they could replace their losses and the Germans couldn't and the Japs couldn't at all. So, they ended the war with the same plane they began the war with. Well, this was understood before we had a war. This is a good way to get out of the depression. Good way to cow dissidents in the population always is to declare a national emergency. Then you have an excuse for foreclosing freedom of speech.

>> What did Quigley do that was so unique or remarkable that no one else had done before? >>

Well, what Carroll Quigley, the head of the Foreign Service Department, Georgetown University, no marginal school, what he did was use his invitation to be the only human being ever invited to view the files of the Council on Foreign Relations and I believe it's predecessor. Also, what he did was to actually write a major piece of non-fiction. Must be 1,300 words long pages long. Fairly small print and he made the fatal mistake of being a superb writer and thinker. So, that it's accessible to anyone who gets a hold of a copy of the book. That was quite impossible beginning 6 months after the book was published and I can just see the manuscript must have been this big. So, an editor asked to vet the thing and make sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And after all, Georgetown, this guy's safe. Out it goes. Macmillan publishes it, sells out instantly. Instantly. And any conspiracy theory you've ever heard of is documented. Only not as a conspiracy theory. Gives you the name, the date, the time, the actual letters. Oh, good god. Well, somebody [snorts] got hung for that. McMillan broke the plates, told Quigley there was no interest in the book at all. Broke the plates so it couldn't be reprinted. Quigley's on a tape recording right at the end of his life that's stored down in Georgetown in the stacks saying that they lied to him, that they had tons of Who wouldn't want to read the book?

>> [snorts] >>

I spent 6 months looking for a copy of the book and finally found one in in the rare book room at New York University and had it stolen. [snorts] And then, a couple of months later, cuz I had looked in so many cities, I got a call, mysterious call, from a fellow I think he turned out to be a dentist, had a radio show.

>> Who is? >>

Okay.

>> Stan Monteith. >>

Yes, Stan Monteith. He said, "I understand you're looking for uh Well, I said, "Do you know where Yes, he said, "I have some copies." Cuz he had reprinted the copies. And after Monteith, over the next couple of years, several other people had taken the the the the McMillan and reprinted it so much in fact that it became the basis for a growing number of aware people. They weren't sure what they were aware of other [snorts] than that the story was not as delivered. Not Not in junior high and not at Harvard. It was a different story. It was a story

>> [snorts] >>

that could accommodate two fraternity brothers at Yale running against one another for president. The big agenda. But But Quigley's real gift to the rest of us is his absolute mastery of prose and his really interesting mind and his confession that he agreed with the plot. He simply as a good Roman Catholic didn't apply it with the secrecy. He said, "I believe there's nothing anyone can do about this anyway." It was marvelous. I I go back whenever I feel despair. And not an easy I mean, it's an easy read cuz it's so well written, but it's a big chunk. He says, for example, the only times liberty's ever appeared in human society is when the population is privately armed with deadly weapons. And to reach the acme of liberty, they have to have the same weapons available to them as the government has available to them. And yet, we're not talking about some guy who rolls his car up. We're talking about this internationally famous scholar. So, well, at the beginning, you know, the American Revolution, uh the the people who were fighting against the British government had equal arms, you know, they were landowners, they had they had interest to fight over it. That stopped being equal in the 1930s with mechanized warfare and mass production because they've had Prussian education in place for 80 years, now everyone's an obedient worker, and Ohm's law allows a lot of people to do things that they normally wouldn't do, but now it's part of their job and now it's their responsibility, now it's their duty, and all the things that Milgram drove home through his experiments. Look, these people will kill other people if you put a white coat on.

>> Yes. Yes. Well, >>

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>> it's quite exciting I mean it's it's a hideous turn in human history, but it's quite exciting. The comprehensive surrounds mechanism. What you can do is suppress that activity, but you can't do it and say, "We're this is a free society and we're all in the game together."

>> There are four copies, I think, of Tragedy and Hope around. Have you seen the the first edition? >>

I have, and I'm wondering when McMillan has been forced to reprint it very recently, the last year or two, and I'm wondering and you only have to delete key sections, still be a big book, uh to take the real sting out of it. I thought somebody [snorts] with young eyes and a lot of stamina ought to sit with the original edition and the reprint just to make sure.

>> So, we're doing this tomorrow afternoon. We have a first edition and we have several of the reprints and we're going to >>

Oh, do let me know cuz I have other people I'm trying to see the idea and I could say there's the projects underway, and once you send him a little check, you know.

>> Yeah, absolutely. What do you think about Quigley's book, Anglo-American Establishment. Wow. >>

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>> Well, Richard, that was a a masterful laying out of the means, motive, and opportunity. Uh and I know for a lot of people that was a deep dive. I just want you to to recognize, I mean, I I know that talking with Richard is like talking with the sim. They're used to doing 7-hour lectures. So, to condense it down into that amount of time is a tremendous gift. And uh if you find your attention wanders, um know that this is to have this in our archives, in the Freedom Portal archives, is an absolute treasure because what you put together makes it so clear who, why, and how. And it takes it completely out of the realm of conspiracy theory. I mean, they they laid out the conspiracy.

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