William McKinley person
also: President William McKinley, McKinley, William K. McKinley
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“So I don't know what part of all men are created equal when you start talking about their unfit, but that was William McKinley. And basically, William McKinley's idea of doing what was best for the Filipinos was to employ the United States …”
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in the works for decades at this point and had already been started. With the Investigation Commission to be appointed by the president, Cromwell ingratiated himself with President William McKinley. His right-hand man was Senator Mark Hanna…
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to be the head of the Sullivan and Cromwell's political department as a journalist. That's weird. For Panama, Farnham released press releases throughout the entire time. He was basically softening up the opposition. He accompanied Cromwell …
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To them on this question without regard to sentiment, unquote. To consider his finest speech, it was so convincing that some started referring to it as the Panama Canal, not the Panama Canal. The Spooner Bill passed with a vote of 42 to 34.…
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idea about the assassinations. And he kind of takes you through the sequence of Garfield and McKinley and those guys. And then Lincoln, of course, being assassinated, JFK being assassinated. So he gets up to the Clinton White House and he s…
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the first round of this expansionist globalist agenda in the United States. And then he also makes the observation of someone other than William McKinley had been president in 1898. He might've decided to set Cuba and the Philippines on a p…
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In the name of democracy, not leaving anybody with a democracy, though. So kind of the irony of all ironies. All right. Again, most of this information is coming out of the book Killing Hope by William Bloom. And he starts off with a very i…
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and they would soon have anarchy and misrule over their worst than Spain's was. And number four, that there was nothing left for us to do but to take them all and educate the Filipinos and uplift and civilize and Christianize them and by Go…
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So I was going, well, I wonder if this started a while ago. I'm not going to ancient history like Mays was talking about because we have enough on our plate with modern history. So I went back to McKinley because he was assassinated. And th…
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that wanted to try to stop what was going to happen. And I think there was. And if you connect the dots with McKinley, and he was getting better. If you look at the newspapers, McKinley's getting better, and then the next day he's dead. So …
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Oh, user, I'm thinking about opening space after this about the 1798 Alien Sedition Act. There's some things you need to know about that. That's what they were talking about last night. Thanks, Colonel. I appreciate it. Sure. Just since you…
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McKinley with your Gladio glasses on. Where was he shot? He was shot on the grounds of the Pan American Exposition. What do we know about quote unquote Pan America? That is the actual name used by the Fabian Society that created the current…
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That's why he supported. He's been a Republican and supported his whole life. All these Northeast industrialists and robber barons, they are Republicans. They are the ones who financed Lincoln's campaign and benefited from the Union winning…
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Yet he establishes the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace two years before World War I breaks out. And we've had war ever since. So how successful has he become? Well, and you also have, according to Norman Dodd, documentation that …
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What did Teddy Roosevelt do? Quite a bit. Progressive president. It's interesting that Carnegie is the one who financed Roosevelt's famous trip to Africa. And that's the Spanish-American War, the acquisition of Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philip…