Henry Stimson person
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Henry Stimson headed
Philippines documented
“As a new type of entity called what we now call U.S. Corporation, which was completely designed by our favorite law firm, Sullivan and Cromwell. So interesting connection there. Yeah. Are you going to mention his role in the Philippines? Th…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 45:42
Henry Stimson headed
War Department host_asserted
“who appears to have disliked Pell for his own independence and refusal to be a team player with the State Department. Pell remembered the acting Secretary of State as, quote, one of the stupidest men I have ever known, unquote. The War Depa…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 11 @ 24:17
Henry Stimson headed
United States documented
“Keep it in the family, people. Interesting, huh? Yeah. So this guy is everywhere in the early 20th century. He served in the cabinet under four different U.S. presidents, both Democrat and Republican. He served as the Secretary of War twice…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 41:13
Henry Stimson headed
Manhattan Project documented
“And we're going to go deeper into that, but if I get some more biographical details on him. Okay. I should just point out his deputy when he was the Secretary of War the second time was our favorite, John J. McCloy. And we are probably not …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 41:44
Henry Stimson ordered_assassination_of
Japan documented
“And we're going to go deeper into that, but if I get some more biographical details on him. Okay. I should just point out his deputy when he was the Secretary of War the second time was our favorite, John J. McCloy. And we are probably not …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 41:44
Henry Stimson headed
Nuremberg trials documented
“And we're going to go deeper into that, but if I get some more biographical details on him. Okay. I should just point out his deputy when he was the Secretary of War the second time was our favorite, John J. McCloy. And we are probably not …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 41:44
Henry Stimson opposed
Morgenthau Plan host_asserted
“Yes, and that's how Otto Skorzeny got out of there. That's how Reinhard Galen got out. And that's how all of the rat lines worked and got the people down to South America. So, yeah. A bonesman again. We've got a lot on Stimson, so that's go…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 44:12
Henry Stimson headed
United States documented
“That was his big push. Served as Secretary of State from 1929 to 1933. Can I say something about the Nuremberg trials? What's that? I want to just hit that point home about the Nuremberg trials. Go. The reason why he insisted on having them…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 42:15
Henry Stimson member_of
Root & Clark host_asserted
“He joins a law firm called Root & Clark, a very famous, prestigious firm. The name to know there is Root. His name is Elihu, E-L-I-H-U, Elihu Root. Yes, he's awful. He was Stinson's mentor. He was Secretary of the War from 1899 to 1904. Yea…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 47:07
Henry Stimson spied_on
Japan book_quoted
“I want to read a few of these for you. November 5th. Matters are crystallizing. Japan is sending us someone who I think will bring a proposal impossible of acceptance. Excuse me. So he's saying Japan's going to send us an emissary. We're ju…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 49:54
Henry Stimson member_of
War Department book_quoted
“When I got back to the department, I found news from G2 that a Japanese expedition had started. Five divisions had come down from Shantung and Shanxi to Shanghai, and there they had embarked on ships, 30, 40, or 50 ships, and have been sigh…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 56:44
Henry Stimson ordered_assassination_of
Japan book_quoted
“About our storyline today, really. The president brought up the event that we were likely to be attacked, perhaps as soon as next Monday. For the Japanese are notorious for making an attack without warning. And the question was what we shou…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 53:10
Henry Stimson member_of
Skull and Bones guest_asserted
“those two organizations had their fingerprints all over post-World War I reparations. But also, if you go to the Morgenthau Plan, which was post-World War II, right prior to the Marshall Plan, the biggest opponents of the Morgenthau Plan wa…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #4 @ 51:00
Henry Stimson member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“Well, we went through three different families today. And Stimson, I think, I thought it was the, it's really compelling how this guy with skull and bones basically was at the head of the table making decisions for the United States on the …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 1:17:38
William Howard Taft succeeded
Henry Stimson host_asserted
“Blank. That would be Skull and Bones alumni, William Howard Taft. That's right. Yeah. So they pass it down from one bonesman to another, the secretary of the war. It's absolutely amazing. And nobody asked questions. All right, let's wrap up…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 1:15:41
Henry Stimson member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“And he's succeeded in his position by none other than Bonesman William Howard Taft. The reason we talked about him earlier was because Bonesman Henry Stimson worked for his law firm after law school. So that's Mr. Root. He is the guy that o…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 53:03
Henry Stimson member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“What secret society was Stimson a member of? Skull and Bones. I don't know. Was it the pirate one? Holy crap. And you're not going to be shocked to know that he was a member of the Council of Foreign Relations. I would not at all. Well, he …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Bady 2025-05-22 @ 16:19
Harvey Hollister Bundy worked_for
Henry Stimson host_asserted
“They love controlling education because that's how they brainwash everyone. Okay, next time, first thing that we run into the Carnegie Endowment is when we look at someone named Harvey Hollister Bundy, Skull and Bones class of 1909, part of…”
▶ Shadow State 47_ Secret Societies 30; The Carnegie Legacy @ 54:52
Henry Stimson appointed
William Draper book_quoted
“engineered Draper's appointment as chief of the economic division of the Joint Allied Control Council for Germany and as director of economic policy for the German territories administered by the U.S. So you have the very people that arrang…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 13 @ 15:22
Henry Stimson framed
Short host_asserted
“And Knight, in my opinion, betrayed a misconception of his real duty, which was almost beyond belief. So here he is throwing General Short under the bus. And the question is, should General Short have known Japan was coming? Did they give h…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 1:08:45
Mentions (31)
▶ 15:42
I am sure that's just a coincidence. I'm sure too. Oh, I'm reading ahead. Go ahead. He was in the USAID? Oh, yeah. Oh, my God. Oh, he's also a senior fellow at Yale's Stimson Seminar from 1998 to 2004. Who is the Stimson Seminar named after…
▶ 16:19
What secret society was Stimson a member of? Skull and Bones. I don't know. Was it the pirate one? Holy crap. And you're not going to be shocked to know that he was a member of the Council of Foreign Relations. I would not at all. Well, he …
▶ 49:09
None other than Skull and Bones alumni Henry L. Stimson. Oh, my gosh. Are you kidding me? So his grandfather is Stimson, and his father is in Italy implementing Operation Gladio. Uh-huh. Oh, yeah, that's no big deal at all. So let's talk a …
▶ 40:11
have based on numbers. That's a ridiculous argument. I think you hammered that home pretty good. I'm in full agreement with you. But we're making the argument, so make it fair. Let everyone judge for themselves. Moving forward through time,…
▶ 40:41
There's Mr. Stimson in 1929. He was born in 1867 and died in 1950. So why is Stimson so special? Quite a few reasons. He's a bonesman. Joined the order in 1888. He marries a woman named Mabel Wellington White. Why is she important? Well, sh…
▶ 41:13
Keep it in the family, people. Interesting, huh? Yeah. So this guy is everywhere in the early 20th century. He served in the cabinet under four different U.S. presidents, both Democrat and Republican. He served as the Secretary of War twice…
▶ 41:44
And we're going to go deeper into that, but if I get some more biographical details on him. Okay. I should just point out his deputy when he was the Secretary of War the second time was our favorite, John J. McCloy. And we are probably not …
▶ 44:12
Yes, and that's how Otto Skorzeny got out of there. That's how Reinhard Galen got out. And that's how all of the rat lines worked and got the people down to South America. So, yeah. A bonesman again. We've got a lot on Stimson, so that's go…
▶ 45:42
As a new type of entity called what we now call U.S. Corporation, which was completely designed by our favorite law firm, Sullivan and Cromwell. So interesting connection there. Yeah. Are you going to mention his role in the Philippines? Th…
▶ 48:27
precursor to USAID and the funding of our interference around the world before World War II, the Carnegie Endowment was, for peace. Which makes perfect sense, given this guy's resume, that makes perfect sense he'd be involved in that. So, I…
▶ 48:54
Well, we can just go into all kinds of rabbit holes on that. What I wanted to share, though, is people have talked. We always have this conversation about whether Roosevelt knew Pearl Harbor was going to be bombed ahead of time. If Roosevel…
▶ 49:24
April 1st, 1946, Time Magazine. It's from the Pearl Harbor Committee, which was basically investigating how we let Pearl Harbor happen. They say, in its fifth month of prospecting, the Pearl Harbor Committee at last unearthed a rich find, a…
▶ 50:27
The president outlined what he thought he might say. He was trying to think of something which would give us further time. He suggested he might propose a truce in which there would be no movement or armament for six months. I told him, fra…
▶ 58:16
I told him I did not think anyone would do nothing in this situation, and he agreed with me. I said of the other two, my choice is the latter one, which means to fight at once. That's what Stimson was suggesting at the time. And just so eve…
▶ 1:07:15
We could fill up hours talking about some of the atrocities of the Japanese Army of Imperial Japan, what they were doing in China and some of the other places they occupied. But that's not today's mission. So I also thought the fun part was…
▶ 1:08:45
And Knight, in my opinion, betrayed a misconception of his real duty, which was almost beyond belief. So here he is throwing General Short under the bus. And the question is, should General Short have known Japan was coming? Did they give h…
▶ 1:14:39
Had they downsized, we probably would have gone right back into depression. I don't know that I agree with that, but obviously they wanted the theft of all of our wealth. You know, we've talked about, you know, Stimson is right there in all…
▶ 1:15:10
all kinds of ties to skull and bones, et cetera. You know, it sort of supports the thesis that these guys really are trying to create their one world government or their new world order. I neglected to mention that when Stinson was a secret…
▶ 1:15:41
Blank. That would be Skull and Bones alumni, William Howard Taft. That's right. Yeah. So they pass it down from one bonesman to another, the secretary of the war. It's absolutely amazing. And nobody asked questions. All right, let's wrap up…
▶ 1:17:38
Well, we went through three different families today. And Stimson, I think, I thought it was the, it's really compelling how this guy with skull and bones basically was at the head of the table making decisions for the United States on the …
▶ 28:15
and has been an investment banker ever since. But now he gets named as a special assistant of air affairs for the Secretary of War, Henry Stimson, who we featured earlier as one of the bonesmen. In that same hiring class was McGeorge Bundy,…
▶ 28:42
In 41, he becomes assistant secretary for war, for war, secretary of war for air. These titles were tougher back then. Is he in there? Oops. I think you're wrong. You muted yourself. Yeah, there you go. The old boys, the American elite and …
▶ 54:52
They love controlling education because that's how they brainwash everyone. Okay, next time, first thing that we run into the Carnegie Endowment is when we look at someone named Harvey Hollister Bundy, Skull and Bones class of 1909, part of…
▶ 55:23
and help implement the Marshall Plan. We talked about, I mean, you talked about Stimson ad nauseum. So, and Stimson's a war pig. So there you have it. That's Carnegie Endowment for War. Exactly. Yeah. Harvey Hollister Bundy would actually g…
▶ 53:03
And he's succeeded in his position by none other than Bonesman William Howard Taft. The reason we talked about him earlier was because Bonesman Henry Stimson worked for his law firm after law school. So that's Mr. Root. He is the guy that o…
▶ 2:53
So I thought that was a pretty good quote to start our subject matter today. Yes. So last week we left off with Henry Stimson. Of course, that's where the John J. McCloy reference came from. McCloy pops up in almost every time we talk. But …
▶ 51:00
those two organizations had their fingerprints all over post-World War I reparations. But also, if you go to the Morgenthau Plan, which was post-World War II, right prior to the Marshall Plan, the biggest opponents of the Morgenthau Plan wa…
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who appears to have disliked Pell for his own independence and refusal to be a team player with the State Department. Pell remembered the acting Secretary of State as, quote, one of the stupidest men I have ever known, unquote. The War Depa…
▶ 25:20
Justice. The secretary passed FDR's tough marching orders to draw up a new handbook on Germany to his aide. And guess who his aide was? None other than John McCloy, who in turn passed the problem of war crimes prosecution to a specialist on…
▶ 14:53
They were not interested in denazification. They were interested in expanding their control. By 1945, Secretary of War Stimson and Secretary of the Navy Forrestal, who used to be Dylan Reed president. So you literally have a Dylan Reed agen…
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paced a full-place advertisement in all of the most influential U.S. papers, sent thousands of personally addressed telegrams signed by the former Secretary of War, Henry Stimson, to businessmen asking for donations and political support to…