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also: Scottish, Dunfermline, Scotland, Scotland
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“by dignitary Rudolf Hess, Hitler's half-mad deputy who had flown to Scotland in 1941 to cut a peace deal with Britain. Ernst Kaltenbrunner, Hitler's scar-faced executioner and highest-ranking SS leader, to be tried at Nuremberg. Heimel Schl…”
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Their subway, the tube, T-U-B-E, the tube. So let's see. Okay. So in 2005, July 7th, and we have to kind of do a little bit of background. Over in Scotland, there was a hotel called Glen Eagles Hotel.…
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That a CIA agent died in the plane crash over Lockerbie, Scotland. I didn't know that. Didn't I post one of the things about that? What? I think I posted a thread about that. You did? I just learned about it. I believe you did. I just learn…
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by dignitary Rudolf Hess, Hitler's half-mad deputy who had flown to Scotland in 1941 to cut a peace deal with Britain. Ernst Kaltenbrunner, Hitler's scar-faced executioner and highest-ranking SS leader, to be tried at Nuremberg. Heimel Schl…
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before he became president. The offer of a separate peace to the British from Hitler's heir apparent, Rudolf Hess, became the focus of one of the first inter-allied controversies over the response to Nazi crimes. Hess, long one of Hitler's …
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I'll set a little bit of background, just jump in wherever. I'm going to do this chronologically. Okay. So who are the Pinkerton detectives? Started by a guy by the name of Alan Pinkerton. Born 1819 and died in 1884. Pinkerton is a Scottish…
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Alan Pinkerton meets a Chicago lawyer by the name of Edward Rucker, and they formed the Northwestern Police Agency, which then became the Pinkerton Agency. Well, it gets interesting. Where did they meet? Oh, in a local Masonic Hall. Yeah, t…
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The Fellowship in 1882 was a guy that was a Scottish American, not even making this up, Scottish American philosopher by the name of Thomas Davidson. And that's really, really important to understand because as we go through this series, yo…
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you know historically we had a wonderful renaissance period with some of these great thinkers many of them from scotland the netherlands some french and a few german great philosophers that gave us this whole ideas of individual liberty the…
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Those portraits make these guys look pretty darn ugly. So who did John Locke influence? Some pretty important people too. Adam Smith, alive 723 to 1790. A Scottish economist and philosopher. This is the big proponent of free markets, the in…