George Washington person
also: General George Washington, General Washington, Geore Washington, George, George Washington Vanderbilt II, george washington vanderbilt the second, george washington vanderbilt the third or second, he, President George Washington, President Washington, Washington
Explore in graph → Export claims (CSV) ↓
Related entities (most co-mentioned)
Culper Spy Ringorganization · 5Abraham Woodhullperson · 4Benjamin Talmadgeperson · 4British Armyorganization · 4Queens Rangersorganization · 4Biltmore Estateplace · 4Edith Stuyvesant Vanderbiltperson · 3Connecticutplace · 3New York Cityplace · 3Theodore Rooseveltperson · 3Manhattanplace · 3Thomas Jeffersonperson · 2John Simcoeperson · 2John Adamsperson · 2Alexander Hamiltonperson · 2Nathaniel Woodhullperson · 2Robert Townsendperson · 2Benedict Arnoldperson · 2Nathan Haleperson · 2Franklin D. Rooseveltperson · 2Skull and Bonesorganization · 2Constitutional Convention 1787event · 2Philadelphiaplace · 2Robert Myersperson · 2
Claims (28)
George Washington refused
Edmond-Charles Genet documented
document
“Washington refused to extradite Genet…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.22
George Washington headed
Continental Army documented
document
“General George Washington as commander of the colonial Army recruited and trained a corps of intelligence agents to report on British activities…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book I: Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.331
George Washington recruited
Continental Army documented
document
“General George Washington as commander of the colonial Army recruited and trained a corps of intelligence agents to report on British activities…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book I: Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.331
George Washington member_of
Freemasons documented
document
“Nine of the fifty-six delegates who signed the Declaration of Independence were Masons, as were thirteen of the thirty-nine signers of the Constitution, including Geore Washington and Benjamin Franklin.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.287
George Washington met_with
Edmond-Charles Genet documented
document
“Washington received Genet with cool formality…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.22
George Washington appointed
Gouverneur Morris documented
document
“The first sneh specially-appointedindividual was Governeur Morris sent by President Washington in 1789 as a "private agent" to Britain to explore the possibilities for opening normal diplomatic relations…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book I: Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.42
George Washington funded
Continental Congress documented
document
“His first appeal for an intelligence fund appears to have been made on August 25 1978 Congress sent 500 guineas…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.18
George Washington met_with
Henry Bouquet documented
document
“In a routine communique to Colonel Henry Bouquet dated July 16 1758 George Washington acknowledged the dispatch of certain Indian bands…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.14
George Washington headed
Continental armed forces documented
document
“with the leadership of George Washington they had a strategist well aware of ways to foil and enhance the intelligence function…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.16
George Washington moved_to
Cambridge documented
document
“One of Washington's first actions after taking command of the army in July 1775 at Cambridge was to dispatch an agent to Boston…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.16
George Washington recruited
Benjamin Tallmadge documented
document
“The most sophisticated and enduring spy system in good running order for five years maintained by Washington was led by Major Benjamin Tallmadge…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.17
Benjamin Tallmadge worked_for
George Washington documented
document
“messages across to Connecticut to Tallmadge who transmitted them to General Washington.…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.18
George Washington visited
Phillips Academy host_asserted
“Andover, Phillips at Andover is absolutely no exception to that. And we're going to spend some time on it. So this is founded in 1778 during the Revolutionary War of People. Most of the Boston schools were closed. Mr. Phillips, who founded …”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #36 @ 8:02
George Washington appointed
Benjamin Talmadge host_asserted
“General George Washington makes him the director of military intelligence, and he recruits a bunch of other people to become part of what's known as the Culper Ring. I'll get to why they call them Culpers in a second. Real quick, just a lit…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies w_WarHamster Brady @ 12:26
Benedict Arnold attempted_coup_against
George Washington host_asserted
“flirting with John Andre previously. Long story short, Arnold gets command of West Point and he's going to betray it, the Americans. He ends up getting caught or the plot doesn't happen. He was basically deliberately dwindling the supplies …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies w_WarHamster Brady @ 22:58
George Washington funded
Biltmore Estate host_asserted
“I don't know if I have one handy. Or maybe I do. I'll show it in a second here. We'll do it later. The Biltmore. He starts buying up the land in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. Hires Richard Morris Hunt, family architect, and a …”
▶ The Shadow State 54 The Vanderbilt Curse @ 36:14
George Washington recruited
Richard Morris Hunt host_asserted
“I don't know if I have one handy. Or maybe I do. I'll show it in a second here. We'll do it later. The Biltmore. He starts buying up the land in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. Hires Richard Morris Hunt, family architect, and a …”
▶ The Shadow State 54 The Vanderbilt Curse @ 36:14
George Washington recruited
Frederick Law Olmsted host_asserted
“I don't know if I have one handy. Or maybe I do. I'll show it in a second here. We'll do it later. The Biltmore. He starts buying up the land in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. Hires Richard Morris Hunt, family architect, and a …”
▶ The Shadow State 54 The Vanderbilt Curse @ 36:14
George Washington member_of
Vanderbilt family host_asserted
“of manhattan so and there's also a whole section of new york called stuvescent i think new yorkers pronounce that differently but i haven't been in new york so long i don't remember how they do it i said what do you know about george born i…”
▶ The Shadow State 54 The Vanderbilt Curse @ 35:41
George Washington founded
Biltmore Estate host_asserted
“It really is weird. That's one of the dining rooms. I'm going to go through these kind of faster than we did before because I want to get to the basement. The basement is crazy. There's the Commodore. Again, look how dark these rooms are. T…”
▶ The Shadow State 54 The Vanderbilt Curse @ 1:22:14
George Washington headed
United States host_asserted
“peacetime intel officially until the CIA is created. And again, intelligence is fine. It's when you combine it with covert operations where it becomes problematic. You know, wartime intelligence is incredibly important. And the first U.S. i…”
▶ The Shadow State 57 Lincoln's Spies & Counterfeiters @ 2:09
George Washington appointed
Benjamin Talmadge host_asserted
“General George Washington makes him the director of military intelligence, and he recruits a bunch of other people to become part of what's known as the Culper Ring. I'll get to why they call them Culpers in a second. Real quick, just a lit…”
▶ The Shadow State 57 Lincoln's Spies & Counterfeiters @ 12:43
George Washington visited
Phillips Academy host_asserted
“Phillips at Andover is absolutely no exception to that, and we're going to spend some time on it. So this is founded in 1778 during the Revolutionary War of Evil. Most of the Boston schools were closed. Mr. Phillips, who founded it, had a s…”
▶ The Shadow State 37 Secret Societies 21; Andover Connections @ 8:19
Biltmore Estate built_for
George Washington host_asserted
“now been donated to historical preservation societies so the public can uh go visit them anytime i got the season pass the yearly pass for uh newport because there's so many more houses i want to see so we're going to go back several more t…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies Summary Part 4 @ 12:52
George Washington headed
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“peacetime intel officially until the CIA is created. Again, intelligence is fine. It's when you combine it with covert operations where it becomes problematic. Wartime intelligence is incredibly important. The first U.S. intelligence spy ch…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies w_WarHamster Brady @ 1:52
Franklin D. Roosevelt related_to
George Washington book_quoted
“that um before you go on then on the roosevelt side um anthony sutton traces um fdr obviously related to theodore roosevelt he was also related to martin van buren because he married mary aspinwall roosevelt um and the wife of george washin…”
▶ The Shadow State 55 The Delano and Roosevelt Bloodlines @ 52:57
Robert Morrow financed_via
George Washington host_asserted
“to Washington and recommends Hamilton be the Secretary of the Treasury. Hamilton gets there and then does everything he wanted to do, regardless of what the Constitution says, including starting a central bank. That's not allowed. That's no…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Socialist Part 1 @ 52:33
Alexander Hamilton proposed
George Washington guest_asserted
“Yeah, and he proposed on the floor of Philadelphia that we needed a kid. And he proposed to Washington to do that. And as Washington's right-hand man, that would have put him in a very nice position.…”
▶ Constitution Class-Is Pres Kamala constitutional_ W Douglas&Brady @ 10:54
Mentions (36)
▶ 10:54
He loved his country. He fought in the Revolution. He was Washington's scribe. He just believed that in a world of empires, we needed to be an empire, too, to compete. Yeah, and he proposed on the floor of Philadelphia that we needed a kid.…
▶ 13:45
one in French, one in English, and the one that was brought by Washington, the one in English. The two copies by Franklin, he mentions that in his autobiography. And then in other writings, they mention that Washington had borrowed a copy a…
▶ 17:33
and the state legislature voted for the electors, and then the electors voted for the president. A couple points on that. If you look at the list of presidents of the United States, there's only one listed that did not have a political part…
▶ 3:54
So we're going to consider that a pretty good source, right? He says, and how they measure the way someone's related to somebody is that, you know, 1,000 and 24th, like Elizabeth Warren. Yeah, I bet there's some of that too, but these blood…
▶ 1:52
peacetime intel officially until the CIA is created. Again, intelligence is fine. It's when you combine it with covert operations where it becomes problematic. Wartime intelligence is incredibly important. The first U.S. intelligence spy ch…
▶ 9:42
Washington is desperate to learn the location of imminent British invasion of Manhattan and ask for a spy to stay behind enemy lines. Nathan Hale is the only volunteer to do so. So he goes behind enemy lines, gets ferried across Long Island…
▶ 12:26
General George Washington makes him the director of military intelligence, and he recruits a bunch of other people to become part of what's known as the Culper Ring. I'll get to why they call them Culpers in a second. Real quick, just a lit…
▶ 15:24
All right, next person part of the Culper Ring is a guy by the name of Abraham Woodhull. That's W-O-D-H-U-L-L. He's an interesting story. Look him up. His code name was Samuel Culper Sr., and that's why it's the Culper Ring, because they we…
▶ 16:21
This is not a good time to be alive. He got really motivated to get involved because his cousin, his brigadier general by the name of Nathaniel Woodhull, got captured, tortured, and pretty much brutalized. So in August of 1778, Talmadge, wh…
▶ 18:26
Every bad stereotype about the British pompous asshole, that's this guy. And he's like British intel, and he's dirty. He's with the Queens Rangers. He took the Townsend home as his headquarters, and he forced them all to swear allegiance to…
▶ 19:56
Or probably did. So what kind of methods did they use? They used stuff like invisible ink, where you'd write invisible ink in between the letters, a real letter. Coded messages that were published in newspapers. Absolute secrecy. Everything…
▶ 21:00
the continental currency through counterfeiting. That's going to be a big part of our story today is counterfeiting. So what's going on in the colonies at this point in time is obviously they haven't really had a sovereign government, but t…
▶ 22:31
Benedict Arnold was recruited by British spymaster John Andre to betray Washington. Arnold was a military hero. He was the commander at several big early victories. He had a giant ego, and he was furious that he was not getting compensated …
▶ 1:01:19
Yeah, it's strategy of tension. You're absolutely right. And thank you for bringing that up, Illini. Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, so I want to push back a little bit. They don't see him as a god. It's like, because God is God. I said godlike. I …
▶ 1:01:51
You guys think is, you know, a great American hero. That's where they sit. Yeah, I disagree. So I do not have. Well, I have George Washington's face on every building, every government building on the side of the road. I could not tell you …
▶ 1:02:49
in the Purple Pill. So, I mean, that's the thing. Washington was a wartime hero. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But he is not treated in America the way Ataturk is treated in Turkey. There's not even a comparison. You cannot find George Wash…
▶ 1:04:41
That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. But here, like George Washington or Lincoln, one of the president, whoever, a military giant, it's the same kind of energy. That's what I'm trying to say. And I disagree. Okay. Anybody else? L…
▶ 47:38
The richest man in Pennsylvania, Robert Morris, who funded a lot of the Revolutionary War, writes a letter to Washington and says, you need to get this Hamilton guy to be the secretary of treasury. And he's the only cabinet secretary until …
▶ 5:16
He's got an ancestor named Jebediah Huntington, who was a brigadier general under George Washington. Another one of the family members was Ebenezer Huntington, and he was one of Washington's officers when Cornwallis surrendered. He was ther…
▶ 7:44
Back on track. Sorry. Well, we're talking about the Royals. Okay, so here's some other Freemasons that were Royals. We had King Edward II, King Edward VIII, King George II, King George VI. We had George Washington, Clark Gable, Andrew Jacks…
▶ 8:19
Phillips at Andover is absolutely no exception to that, and we're going to spend some time on it. So this is founded in 1778 during the Revolutionary War of Evil. Most of the Boston schools were closed. Mr. Phillips, who founded it, had a s…
▶ 13:08
now have been donated to historical preservation societies so the public can uh go visit them anytime i got the season pass the yearly pass for uh newport because there's so many more houses i want to see so we're going to go back several m…
▶ 34:51
24-7 staff to maintain. Very much so. Okay, before we go on to the next generation, we should probably talk about George Washington Vanderbilt II. Let's get him in here. Here's George Washington Vanderbilt II. See him here married to an Edi…
▶ 35:41
of manhattan so and there's also a whole section of new york called stuvescent i think new yorkers pronounce that differently but i haven't been in new york so long i don't remember how they do it i said what do you know about george born i…
▶ 37:11
130 acres at the time. They sold off a bunch of the estate later on to the forestry department. Had 250 rooms, 175,000 square feet. It's big. Indoor pool, library with 10,000 books, a bowling alley, and of course it costs a fortune. Funny t…
▶ 38:12
And they lived with the Biltmore for a time. He dies at the age of 51 during a routine appendectomy. Edith had to manage the estate, and they started selling it off to the public by 1930. So one other point about Biltmore, and I think I men…
▶ 1:22:14
It really is weird. That's one of the dining rooms. I'm going to go through these kind of faster than we did before because I want to get to the basement. The basement is crazy. There's the Commodore. Again, look how dark these rooms are. T…
▶ 52:57
that um before you go on then on the roosevelt side um anthony sutton traces um fdr obviously related to theodore roosevelt he was also related to martin van buren because he married mary aspinwall roosevelt um and the wife of george washin…
▶ 2:09
peacetime intel officially until the CIA is created. And again, intelligence is fine. It's when you combine it with covert operations where it becomes problematic. You know, wartime intelligence is incredibly important. And the first U.S. i…
▶ 9:59
Washington is desperate to learn the location of the imminent British invasion of Manhattan and asks for a spy to stay behind enemy lines. Nathan Hale is the only volunteer to do so. So he goes behind enemy lines, gets ferried across Long I…
▶ 12:43
General George Washington makes him the director of military intelligence, and he recruits a bunch of other people to become part of what's known as the Culper Ring. I'll get to why they call them Culpers in a second. Real quick, just a lit…
▶ 15:41
All right, next person part of the Culper Ring is a guy by the name of Abraham Woodhull. That's W-O-D-H-U-L-L. He's an interesting story. Look him up. His codename was Samuel Culper Sr., and that's why it's the Culper Ring, because they wen…
▶ 16:38
This is not a good time to be alive. He got really motivated to get involved because his cousin, his brigadier general by the name of Nathaniel Woodhull, got captured, tortured, and pretty much brutalized. So in August of 1778, Talmadge, wh…
▶ 18:43
Every bad stereotype about the British pompous asshole, that's this guy. And he's like British intel, and he's dirty. He's with the Queens Rangers. He took the Townsend home as his headquarters, and he forced them all to swear allegiance to…
▶ 22:48
Benedict Arnold was recruited by British spymaster John Andre to betray Washington. Arnold was a military hero. He was the commander at several big early victories. He had a giant ego, and he was furious that he was not getting compensated …
▶ 14:20
had a spy, had a horse back on the hill. He knew who was going to win the battle. He rushed back to England, started selling all the stocks on the London Stock Exchange. Everyone figured he knew something no one else did, so everyone tried …