Connecticut place
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Henry Beebee Carrington born_in
Connecticut documented
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“Born in Connecticut in 1824 Carrington became an ardent abolitionist in his youth…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.53
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It was one of the first organized intel networks in American history. You've heard of Nathan Hale, right? Yes. So Nathan Hale is pretty much the United States Spying Hall of Fame. He was born in 1755 in Connecticut. He's the great-grandson …
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And, of course, I had to point out that William Howard Taft was a member of that as well. He's also Skull and Bones. So you could be in both, apparently. So that is the Lennolian Society, the father of Skull and Bones. So Nathan Hale gradua…
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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…
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raid on an armory a few years later, the whole idea would be to arm slaves so they can fight back against the South. John Brown, that didn't work, his rebellion, and he would end up being hanged. We'll talk about Brown in a little bit more,…
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And I think he was living in Connecticut or something at the time. And one of his friends' fathers, I don't know if he was in the CIA, but he was involved. And he said, oh, yeah, you should become a mercenary. And he explains this. It says …
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Now let's do the bonesman himself. And he's not all that excited. He's more exciting for his relatives, but as you might guess, yeah, as you might guess, he went to a private high school called a Hotchkiss school in Connecticut, gets out of…
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You can tell. So why is he important? Well, we're going to talk about that. So Barry's, I'm sorry, Zorthian is how you pronounce it. Skull and Bones, 1941. He's an Armenian born in Turkey. Family moves to New Haven, Connecticut. His dad was…
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So that's dad. Now we get back to Steve Mnuchin. Grows up in New York, attends a private high school, a grooming school that is a member of the Ivy Preparatory School. The name of the school is the Riverdale Country School because, of cours…
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In the small world of international cocaine smuggling, Menendez was one of the original pioneers. Back when the Medellin kingpin Carlos Lader was still just a car thief sitting in a cell in Danbury, Connecticut's federal prison, Menendez wa…
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They've made donations, like I said before, to Liberty University. And they basically bought the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut. So that's just kind of the broad brush of what all makes up this organization. But I did want to kind …
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Allen Dulles gave her no room to reconsider his offer. He made the decision for both of them. She was a debutante on the social scene. Once on holiday from her Connecticut boarding school, Clover was invited by an eccentric New York society…
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but she herself was otherwise occupied. That December, when the newlywed couple arrived in Constantinople, Allen's next diplomatic port of call, Clover heard that her brother Paul had suffered a nervous breakdown and was confined to a sanit…
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In 57, the following institutions of higher learning were participating in a joint council on economic education college program. Among them were Brigham Young, Peabody College for Teachers, because we want to get them at the source, Indian…
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University of Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Southern California, Tennessee, Texas, and Washington. They also had 20 school systems that were working on their lower education curriculum. Among them was Akron, Ohio, Chatta…
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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…
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You almost can't make this stuff up, but what were they thinking? How do you preach morality and act immorally and do it on such a grand scale time after time? It worked. Well, finishing up with Bingham, he had a son here in Bingham II who …
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That's the namesake for James Pierpont Morgan, J.P. Morgan, who is the son of Junius Morgan and Juliet Pierpont. So like I said, they borrow the matriarchal side's name and uses his middle name. So that's a lot of influence so far. The Hook…
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He descended with the Puritan leaders in Massachusetts and basically started a new colony. And he's one of those guys that fled England for religious persecution. He was going to get summoned to the High Court Commission. He's one of those …
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Now, Frederick Ellsworth Mather, his middle name is Ellsworth, and the Ellsworth family is worth mentioning. You've got a guy named Oliver Ellsworth, who I guess would be his granduncle. He was a founding father and a framer of the Constitu…
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We had the Connecticut Compromise and got our bicameral legislature where the Senate is equal representation of the states and the House is population based. And that's what this guy, Oliver Ellsworth, is a guy who helped propose that. So i…
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almost all of them before the 20th century. Of those U.S. senators, Connecticut had four U.S. senators. So if you think about it, in about a 70-year period, each senator probably sits for 15 years on average. Pretty much half of Connecticut…
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all across the northern states, Connecticut, New Jersey, and there's Nebraska thrown in there, some New Yorks, a little bit of Ohio, but it's the congressmen. And some of these are names you know, and we're going to go, as we go through the…
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So basically a monopoly on Connecticut politics with skull and bones. So is Connecticut's flag the skull and crossbones? May as well be, huh? There's some fun names in the governors. Harriman is one of them. Harriman's a name that's going t…
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We have Captain Samuel Whitney of Fairfield, Connecticut. He was a captain in the Revolutionary War, would die in 1796 at the age of 84. We had a Jonathan Whitney from Mendon, Massachusetts. He was the captain of the 7th Company, 5th Regime…
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i don't need it for this part uh how about we want to make the state government governments as well we've had 14 stolen bones alumni of their state as governors yes 14. connecticut shows up five times and uh we've had a few rhode island one…
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It was one of the first organized intel networks in American history. You've heard of Nathan Hale, right? Yes. So Nathan Hale is pretty much the United States Spying Hall of Fame. He was born in 1755 in Connecticut. He's the great-grandson …
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And, of course, I had to point out that William Howard Taft was a member of that as well. He's also Skull and Bones, so you could be in both, apparently. So that is the Lennolian Society, the father of Skull and Bones. So Nathan Hale gradua…
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And Hale would stay behind. Wouldn't go out to war. He stayed in Boston afterwards. And this is where it gets interesting. Talmadge writes, Talmadge, Benjamin Talmadge, who's the star of this, which we're going to get to, writes him a lette…
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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…
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This is a description of them. A nationwide paramilitary youth organization formed in Hartford, Connecticut in 1858 to protect Republican rallies from pro-slavery Democratic mobs. By 1860, it had 500,000 members across 40 states drilling in…
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Decides to go to the Hotchkiss School in Connecticut in high school because, of course he did. Because he's going to get groomed. Exactly. Goes to Yale. Gets tapped for scrolling bones. Sorry, scrolling key. And then he goes off to Harvard …
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New York City area. He was born in Connecticut. He set up a company. His banking company was called MK Jessup and Company. He organized the United States Christian Committee during the Civil War. He also was one of the founders of the YMCA …