Alan Wardner Evarts person
also: Alan Wardner, Alan Wardner Everts, Alan Werner
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Claims (5)
Alan Wardner Evarts member_of
Wolf's Head Society documented
“Why does this matter? Well, that's how we created the U.S. Courts of Appeals. So huge expansion of the courts under this guy's bill. He's got a son named Alan Wardner Everts who graduated Yale in 1869. He was not a member of Skull and Bones…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 17:09
Alan Wardner Evarts member_of
American Colonization Society documented
“No, I don't have that part. What I have is he was just a Vermont state treasurer, Alan Werner. I didn't have the stuff that you just brought up. Yeah, he was a member of the American Colonialization Society. That thing, that was a shock to …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 19:44
Alan Wardner Evarts member_of
Vermont State Treasury documented
“No, I don't have that part. What I have is he was just a Vermont state treasurer, Alan Werner. I didn't have the stuff that you just brought up. Yeah, he was a member of the American Colonialization Society. That thing, that was a shock to …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 19:44
Alan Wardner Evarts member_of
Wolf's Head Society host_asserted
“He was not a member of Skull and Bones because he was one of the co-founders of the Wolf's Head Society. Want that repeated? No. Yeah, we talked about the big three secret societies of Yale. You've got Skull and Bones, Skrull and Penn. Yeah…”
▶ The Shadow State 20 Secret Societies 4; Skull & Bones 1837-1888 @ 17:40
Alan Wardner Evarts member_of
American Colonization Society host_asserted
“He was one of the original guys that advocated for Liberia and setting up that colony in Liberia to repatriate the Africans back to Africa. Are you familiar with that? No, I don't have that part. What I have is he was just a Vermont state t…”
▶ The Shadow State 20 Secret Societies 4; Skull & Bones 1837-1888 @ 19:39
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▶ 17:09
Why does this matter? Well, that's how we created the U.S. Courts of Appeals. So huge expansion of the courts under this guy's bill. He's got a son named Alan Wardner Everts who graduated Yale in 1869. He was not a member of Skull and Bones…
▶ 18:41
Basically, the courts have interpreted this as that's how we got birthright citizenship, was because of Wong Kim Ark. It's a case from 1890-something, right around there, but that's where we got birthright citizenship. This was a Skull and …
▶ 19:10
Wardner, he's kind of interesting too. Where did I find that? He was one of the original guys that advocated for Liberia and setting up that colony in Liberia to repatriate the Africans back to Africa. Are you familiar with that?…
▶ 19:44
No, I don't have that part. What I have is he was just a Vermont state treasurer, Alan Werner. I didn't have the stuff that you just brought up. Yeah, he was a member of the American Colonialization Society. That thing, that was a shock to …
▶ 17:09
And Johnson was just vetoing everything they threw at him. So eventually they tried to impeach him for vetoing all this stuff. So fascinating little story. When he's a senator, he's the guy who was a sponsor of the Judiciary Act of 1891. Wh…
▶ 19:06
Yeah, right around there. But that's where we got birthright citizenship. This was a Skull and Bones alumni named Maxwell Everts is the guy who represented the plaintiff in that. It's a pretty interesting family, huh? That's crazy. I also n…
▶ 19:39
He was one of the original guys that advocated for Liberia and setting up that colony in Liberia to repatriate the Africans back to Africa. Are you familiar with that? No, I don't have that part. What I have is he was just a Vermont state t…