Henry F. Dimock person
also: DeMock, Dimmock, Dimock, DMACC, henry f demock, Henry F. Demock, Henry F. DeMock, HF Dimock
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Claims (17)
Henry F. Dimock member_of
New York Loan and Improvement Company host_asserted
“Susan's dad's company. And DeMock becomes a director and a large shareholder. Later on, we're going to skip around the timeline here. In 1890, he would join William C. Whitney, William Collins Whitney, who's the star of the show, the brothe…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies @ 23:49
Henry F. Dimock member_of
Dominion Iron and Steel Company host_asserted
“Any relation to the senator? Who knows? You may want to look into that. They love naming rights like that. It's crazy. And we see it throughout the story that we're telling. The mother's maiden name becomes the middle name, and it goes down…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 29:14
Henry F. Dimock carried_out_attack
William Vanderbilt host_asserted
“They named a 2,625-ton steamship, called the HF Dimock, after him. So the family liked him a lot. The steamship Dimock would end up colliding and sinking the yacht of one William Vanderbilt. What? Can't make that stuff up. And they actually…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 29:44
Henry F. Dimock headed
Airedale Corporation host_asserted
“Don't think Vanderbilt was happy about that. Dimock would go on to become the director of the Yale Corporation. Oh, my gosh. I wish I could stop there. Okay, let's talk about the other Whitney's in Skull and Bones. They are all over the rol…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 30:17
Henry F. Dimock member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“who is a bonesman from 1863. Keep it in the family, right? Right. Susan Collins, huh? That name rings a bell. I think they got any relation to the senator? Who knows? You may want to look into that. They love naming rights like that. It's c…”
▶ The Shadow State 20 Secret Societies 4; Skull & Bones 1837-1888 @ 29:20
Henry F. Dimock carried_out_attack
William Vanderbilt host_asserted
“Made a little bit of a name on his own. He worked for the Metro Steamship and Dominion Steel, as well as other Whitney family businesses. They named a 2,625-ton steamship, called the HF Dimock, after him. So the family liked him a lot. The …”
▶ The Shadow State 20 Secret Societies 4; Skull & Bones 1837-1888 @ 29:52
Henry F. Dimock headed
Airedale Corporation host_asserted
“And they actually fought it. They actually went to court over that. And I think the captain of the DMACC got off, wasn't held accountable. I don't think Vanderbilt was happy about that. DMACC would go on to become the director of the Yale C…”
▶ The Shadow State 20 Secret Societies 4; Skull & Bones 1837-1888 @ 30:24
Henry F. Dimock member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“She's well known because she would marry a guy by the name of Henry F. DeMock. And DeMock was a Skull and Bonesman, class of 1863. Same year that Susan Collins Whitney's brother, William Collins Whitney, who's the star of the show, was also…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies @ 21:32
Henry F. Dimock headed
Airedale Corporation host_asserted
“And they actually fought it. They actually went to court over that. And I think the captain of the DMACC got off, wasn't held accountable. I don't think Vanderbilt was happy about that. DMACC would go on to become the director of the Yale C…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 3 @ 30:08
Henry F. Dimock member_of
Airedale Corporation host_asserted
“Last note on him is he was elected a director of the Yale Corporation from 1899 until his death in 1911. Wow. This is just the husband of one of the Whitney's. Starting to see some patterns? Familiar one? Yes. Shall I continue or you just w…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies @ 25:02
Henry F. Dimock member_of
Metropolitan Steamship Company host_asserted
“Any relation to the senator? Who knows? You may want to look into that. They love naming rights like that. It's crazy. And we see it throughout the story that we're telling. The mother's maiden name becomes the middle name, and it goes down…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 29:14
Henry F. Dimock member_of
Metropolitan Steamship Company host_asserted
“married into the Whitney family, the scandal-free Whitney family that nobody knows about. And there were tons of accusations of corruption that all got swept under the rug. It's a familiar pattern. These are supposed to be the pure and prop…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies @ 23:12
Henry F. Dimock worked_for
Metropolitan Steamship Company host_asserted
“Made a little bit of a name on his own. He worked for the Metro Steamship and Dominion Steel, as well as other Whitney family businesses. They named a 2,625-ton steamship, called the HF Dimock, after him. So the family liked him a lot. The …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 3 @ 29:35
Henry F. Dimock worked_for
Dominion Iron and Steel Company host_asserted
“Made a little bit of a name on his own. He worked for the Metro Steamship and Dominion Steel, as well as other Whitney family businesses. They named a 2,625-ton steamship, called the HF Dimock, after him. So the family liked him a lot. The …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 3 @ 29:35
William Collins Whitney married
Henry F. Dimock host_asserted
“Secretary of the Navy. His brother, a guy named Henry Melville Whitney, not a bonesman, happened to be the president of a company called Metropolitan Steamship Company, and then he was the founder of Dominion Iron and Steel Company. Guess w…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 3 @ 28:32
William Collins Whitney married
Henry F. Dimock host_asserted
“She's well known because she would marry a guy by the name of Henry F. DeMock. And DeMock was a Skull and Bonesman, class of 1863. Same year that Susan Collins Whitney's brother, William Collins Whitney, who's the star of the show, was also…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies @ 21:32
Henry F. Dimock carried_out_attack
William Vanderbilt host_asserted
“Made a little bit of a name on his own. He worked for the Metro Steamship and Dominion Steel, as well as other Whitney family businesses. They named a 2,625-ton steamship, called the HF Dimock, after him. So the family liked him a lot. The …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 3 @ 29:35
Mentions (15)
▶ 28:43
Dominion Iron and Steel Company. Guess who got the contracts to build the Navy ships? Dominion? That's interesting. All right, here's what gets fun. He's got a sister named Susan Collins Whitney. She's obviously not a Bonesman, but she marr…
▶ 29:14
Any relation to the senator? Who knows? You may want to look into that. They love naming rights like that. It's crazy. And we see it throughout the story that we're telling. The mother's maiden name becomes the middle name, and it goes down…
▶ 29:44
They named a 2,625-ton steamship, called the HF Dimock, after him. So the family liked him a lot. The steamship Dimock would end up colliding and sinking the yacht of one William Vanderbilt. What? Can't make that stuff up. And they actually…
▶ 28:48
secretary of the navy his brother guy named henry melville whitney not a bonesman uh happened to be the president of a company called metropolitan steamship company and then he was the founder of dominion iron and steel company guess who go…
▶ 29:20
who is a bonesman from 1863. Keep it in the family, right? Right. Susan Collins, huh? That name rings a bell. I think they got any relation to the senator? Who knows? You may want to look into that. They love naming rights like that. It's c…
▶ 29:52
Made a little bit of a name on his own. He worked for the Metro Steamship and Dominion Steel, as well as other Whitney family businesses. They named a 2,625-ton steamship, called the HF Dimock, after him. So the family liked him a lot. The …
▶ 30:24
And they actually fought it. They actually went to court over that. And I think the captain of the DMACC got off, wasn't held accountable. I don't think Vanderbilt was happy about that. DMACC would go on to become the director of the Yale C…
▶ 21:12
that the central bankers and the new york bankers used as then cited as a need for the federal reserve system charles t barney yeah that's crazy uh-huh you know what charles t barney does i've shot himself he lost everything so that's the f…
▶ 21:50
because she would marry a guy by the name of Henry F. DeMock. And DeMock was a Skull and Bonesman, class of 1863. Same year that Susan Collins Whitney's brother, William Collins Whitney, who's a star of the show, he was also a Bonesman in 1…
▶ 22:19
Well, Susan Collins is from Maine. I mean, that's probably worth a genealogical dive. That's a good question. Yeah. So you want to hear about the DeMock family? Sure. Guess when they came to America? When? Right around 1637 to Massachusetts…
▶ 22:57
Gives a job for the Port of New York as the dock commissioner. Oh, gosh. And what's going on, that's 1875 to 1881, right? And in New York City, you've got Tammany Hall and Boss Tweed and a whole political ring. Yes. Well, the dock commissio…
▶ 23:29
married into the Whitney family, the scandal-free Whitney family that nobody knows about. And there were tons of accusations of corruption that all got swept under the rug. It's a familiar pattern. These are supposed to be the pure and prop…
▶ 24:06
Susan's dad's company. And DeMock becomes a director and a large shareholder. Later on, we're going to skip around the timeline here. In 1890, he would join William C. Whitney, William Collins Whitney, who's the star of the show, the brothe…
▶ 24:43
The steamship that was named after Dimock is the one that would collide with William K. Vanderbilt's yacht. We talked about the Alva in Sanker. Case goes already to Supreme Court and found the captain innocent. Dimock's involved in the Bost…
▶ 27:15
And they played the long game. They planned for dynasty building. Probably better than any family in American history. 1893, he helps form something called Dominion Coal Company with his brother, William Whitney, DeMock, who we just talked …