Walter Reuther person
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Claims (20)
Walter Reuther founded
AFL-CIO host_asserted
“The AFL-CIO in 1955 with George Meany. So this guy is pretty much one of the royalty of labor. I don't even want to call it the labor movement. It's the false labor movement. He is such an influential Democratic insider that JFK sent him to…”
▶ The Shadow State 38Secret Societies 22; Grooming Technocrats @ 1:06:26
Walter Reuther headed
United Auto Workers documented
“He saw how the CIA was manipulating the unions to, in fact, control labor and not really help, you know, the workers. And above all, you know, George Meany and Walter Reuther dippered on Vietnam. And then, of course, Walter Reuther joins RF…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti Communism #2 @ 1:18:52
Walter Reuther supported
March on Washington documented
“putting the UAW behind the march on Washington in D.C. And the reasons that that's important is because, you know, if you look at the CIO and how they differed from the AFL, you know, the CIO was more racially integrated. And that had been …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti Communism #2 @ 1:16:24
Barry Goldwater exposed
Walter Reuther host_asserted
“It probably is. Time Magazine, of course, founded by none other than Ed Bollingman. Yes, and controlled by the CIA. Barry Goldwater had a great quote about him. He said, Reuter was more dangerous to our country than Sputnik or anything Sovi…”
▶ The Shadow State 38Secret Societies 22; Grooming Technocrats @ 1:07:57
Walter Reuther member_of
NAACP host_asserted
“So a lot of these social programs can be pinned on this guy whose program, the Model Studies program, Antonia Chase, who's a dean that teaches where Arif Bonesman is the professor. A little bit more on Mr. Reuther. He actually marched with …”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 1:06:49
Walter Reuther member_of
Action: American Council to Improve Our Neighborhoods book_quoted
“The most noted CFR members was Philip Graham of the Washington Post family and Stanley Marcus. They had a representative from the Business Advisory Council, Sidney Weinberg, on there. They had a lot of union bosses like Walter Reuther on th…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 33:44
Walter Reuther member_of
National Planning Association host_asserted
“Albert Hayes, International President of International Associations of Machinists, and Walter Reuther, again, almost all of them CFR members. So all of these people that's doing all of these planning things are planning the CFR's agenda. An…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 5 @ 31:26
Walter Reuther spoke_at
Madison Square Garden host_asserted
“Speeches by Eleanor Roosevelt, Walter Reuther, Norman Thomas, Israel Goldstein, G. Menon Williams, all speakers were supporting either total or mostly disarmament and strengthening the UN as a way to maintain world peace that we all must su…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 5 @ 48:59
Walter Reuther member_of
1968 United States presidential election host_asserted
“unions that had coalesced with the Cold War Democrats and really the Cold War GOP as well, namely Walter Reuther. And so when he joins the RFK campaign, when RFK suggests the Poor People's Campaign to MLK, when MLK backs the RFK campaign, n…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 11 @ 1:22:29
Walter Reuther founded
United Auto Workers host_asserted
“Are you familiar with it? Reuther. Yeah. Yeah. He's the big union. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Remember we mentioned labor earlier? Yeah. All right. Walter Reuther. We're just going to talk a little bit about him because he's a scoundrel. H…”
▶ The Shadow State 38Secret Societies 22; Grooming Technocrats @ 1:04:50
Walter Reuther member_of
NAACP host_asserted
“He actually marched with MLK in Selma, Birmingham, Montgomery, and Jackson. And he's the guy who was on stage right before Martin Luther King gave his I Have a Dream speech. He is a board member of an NAACP, had a prominent role in the foun…”
▶ The Shadow State 38Secret Societies 22; Grooming Technocrats @ 1:07:27
Walter Reuther member_of
AFL-CIO caller_asserted
“covering up you know definitely that but also a lot of incredibly important stuff that is going on inside the democratic party in those years and what i mean by oh um yeah what i mean by that is that um sort of their conflict within the afl…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 2 @ 1:26:56
Walter Reuther founded
AFL-CIO host_asserted
“A lot of that stuff is Fabianist. So how do you get Marxist and Fabian? Well, that's because all of the isms pretty much rhyme. It's all about power. So his belief was in a Swedish style social democracy. It's what he wanted for America. He…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 1:05:41
Walter Reuther headed
United Auto Workers caller_asserted
“Well, he pulls the United Auto Workers out of the pro continue the Vietnam War branch of the Democratic Union leaders. That is the AFL-CIO and joins RFK in the 1968.…”
▶ 1968 Election vs 2024; Johnson’s corruption vs Biden @ 1:28:30
Walter Reuther headed
United Auto Workers caller_asserted
“There was a third leader of the 1968 RFK campaign, United Auto Workers, President Walter Reuther.…”
▶ Colonel Towner-Watkins_ Operation Gladio (guest) @ 1:38:29
Barry Goldwater exposed
Walter Reuther host_asserted
“Reuter was more dangerous to our country than Sputnik or anything Soviet Russia might do. You want to know the first four cities that were part of the Model Cities program? Sure. Detroit, Oakland, Newark, and Camden. And how's that working …”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 1:07:56
Walter Reuther member_of
AFL-CIO host_asserted
“And they were no longer right in front of their noses. They could see that the Democrats were lying to them. So unions actually began to function as unions were. And then RFK, I'm sorry, Walter Reuther, who's joining again with MLK, who was…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Prelude to Terror Chap 24 @ 1:32:34
Walter Reuther founded
Model Cities Program host_asserted
“Correct. It's a brand new program for HUD urban development. But how we got the Model Cities program is interesting. And that's where I'm going to divert a little bit and try to bring it back. The idea for the Model Cities program was prese…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 1:04:10
Walter Reuther founded
United Auto Workers host_asserted
“Yeah, go ahead. Remember we mentioned labor earlier? Yeah. All right. Walter Ruther. We're just going to talk a little bit about him because he's a scoundrel. He's the guy that pretty much built the United Auto Workers from the ground up. W…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 1:04:40
Walter Reuther member_of
International Brotherhood of Teamsters host_asserted
“interesting to the point of possibly shady is his portrayal of um the walter reuther moves of 1968 and what he does is something that is um well basically at the same time reuther left the uaw in in january 68 um you also had our good frien…”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 4 @ 1:12:13
Mentions (60)
▶ 1:28:30
President Walter Reuther, who was like a big guy, big name guy. He used to be in the history books before they got, you know, quasi erased from back in New Deal days. Well, he pulls the United Auto Workers out of the pro continue the Vietna…
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rfk campaign he has his first plane crash in october 1968 his second one is the one that in which he dies he survived the first one is in 1970 so basically what we're looking at and and the united wait a minute rfk was assassinated yes i kn…
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And MLK was assassinated also during the RFK campaign, April 4th, 68. Right. So Walter Reuther, his first plane crash was before. Oh, you're talking about the UAW guy. Right. And this is a big, this is really a big guy, but a big deal guy. …
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Well, I have not read very much on that, but there's no question in my mind that CIA would be up in that as well. I guess what I'm saying is these are not necessarily contradictory informations. It doesn't necessarily mean that UAW Presiden…
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that the UAW was the most racially, now think about this in terms of today's Democrats and the contrast. He was the most, the UAW was the most racially integrated of the large national unions. So think of the racial composition of Vietnam a…
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There was a third leader of the 1968 RFK campaign, United Auto Workers, President Walter Reuther. He pulled the UAW out because, as we know, you know, unions can get corrupt newsflash. Right. So most of the. In case you didn't know. Sorry. …
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Most of the big union leaders were backing, you know, continuing the war while their own rank and file was, of course, doing the dying and was increasingly opposed to it because it's mostly newsflash, not the upper class and middle class wh…
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and backs RFK in 1968. And then he dies in his second plane crash. So again, that's like the three leaders of the 1968 RFK campaign, three assassinations, the last in two plane crashes. Now that is some extra special coincidence. And for me…
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But I think it's essential, you know, to point out that the Poor People's Campaign was suggested by New York Senator Robert F. Kennedy to MLK. And there's no question MLK was backing the 1968 RFK campaign. You know, and, you know, you've he…
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in the RFK assassination that he has assassinated. And then UAW president Walter Reuther dies in his second plane crash after pulling UAW out of AFL-CIO, which was licking the CIA and wanted to continue the Vietnam War. And our McLeftists a…
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such as Walter Reuther, such as those parts of the CIO, which represented the less skilled workers who really, what 1968 is really about. Again, when you dig up under the Paisley and incense and more middle-class type student history, the l…
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major political assassinations of MLK, who was united with RFK, who was united with Walter Reuther. And I think, yeah, normally they're infiltrated before it ever gets to that stage. But we got to point out, you know, to our fellow citizens…
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potentially a New Deal without Jim Crow. OK, you're activating the CIO aspect of labor and the elites had always used the more skilled, you know, more racist AFL types, which was skilled and mostly all white dominated unions. So already in …
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which meant helping the CIO. And already, you know, that's like a microcosm of what is later going to happen in 1968 when these, when RFK, MLK and Reuters are uniting. And, you know, that's a fundamental threat to the elites that they do no…
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Correct. It's a brand new program for HUD urban development. But how we got the Model Cities program is interesting. And that's where I'm going to divert a little bit and try to bring it back. The idea for the Model Cities program was prese…
▶ 1:04:40
Yeah, go ahead. Remember we mentioned labor earlier? Yeah. All right. Walter Ruther. We're just going to talk a little bit about him because he's a scoundrel. He's the guy that pretty much built the United Auto Workers from the ground up. W…
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Social justice, women's rights, universal health care, affordable housing, environmental stewardship, nuclear nonproliferation, which I actually agree with. This is what he's been using the UAW platform to push for decades or did for decade…
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A lot of that stuff is Fabianist. So how do you get Marxist and Fabian? Well, that's because all of the isms pretty much rhyme. It's all about power. So his belief was in a Swedish style social democracy. It's what he wanted for America. He…
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I don't even want to call it the labor movement. It's the false labor movement. He is such an influential Democratic insider that JFK sent him to Cuba after the Bay of Pigs to negotiate the prisoner exchange with Castro. Auto union guy. Big…
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So a lot of these social programs can be pinned on this guy whose program, the Model Studies program, Antonia Chase, who's a dean that teaches where Arif Bonesman is the professor. A little bit more on Mr. Reuther. He actually marched with …
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Had a prominent role in the founding of Earth Day, more environmentalists. And Time Magazine calls him one of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century. Which is true. It probably is. Time Magazine, of course, founded by none othe…
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Reuter was more dangerous to our country than Sputnik or anything Soviet Russia might do. You want to know the first four cities that were part of the Model Cities program? Sure. Detroit, Oakland, Newark, and Camden. And how's that working …
▶ 1:48:12
ever, ever mentioned by our so-called left, like publications, media outlets, podcasts, whatnot, namely MLK, who was supporting the RFK assassination, RFK, and UAW President Walter Reuther, who took the most racially integrated national uni…
▶ 2:02:42
Situation was in once the megaphones had all been shot, they could just move, you know, they could just move Moynihan and no RFK with Richard Nixon. It's like one direction after that. So 1968 is a pivotal year. And, you know, amazingly, yo…
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as the corporate media. And this is Coretta Scott King, you know, talking about the MLK assassination, which, as you know, was connected to the RFK assassination and the Walter Reuther assassination. Last turning point in U.S. history, comp…
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Kennedy asked for help in dealing with them and got it from the Reuther Memorandum, which was dated December 19, 1961. The memorandum was written by two union organizers, Walter and Victor Reuther. It was no different from Nixon's later ene…
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especially since the purge of 1947, in which, yes, Walter Reuther of UAW was complicit in, you know, the red baiting and elimination of, you know, in that year of key members of the unions. But on the other hand, the left gatekeepers will u…
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which is an absolute no-fly zone in the United States of America, in my opinion. And it's just like, in both Brazil and the U.S., it's like, what is really the bad aspect, quote-unquote bad, if I may use that extremely complex term, of unio…
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They were paying attention to the dispute he had been having with George Meany of CIA, AFL-CIO, who's deeply allied, as you know, with CIA, including a field offices in Latin America and deep alliance with the Marshall Plan with CIA in Euro…
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interesting to the point of possibly shady is his portrayal of um the walter reuther moves of 1968 and what he does is something that is um well basically at the same time reuther left the uaw in in january 68 um you also had our good frien…
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Well, isn't that special? You know, it's almost like a defensive end meant to trace the path of the wide receiver, you know? Right. And sure enough, our blessed Cornell University Labor Institute historian over here is, he somehow forgets t…
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And then all three were assassinated. He leaves that part out. Right. But simply mentions in his narrative, he sort of braids the narrative of those wacky teamsters and Walter Reuther in 68. What an interesting omission and commission our b…
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Walter Reuther, the lower paid aspects of the AFL-CIO. And the CIO was very weak. And what we see in the period of the assassinations, 63 to 1970, is you had some candidates who were kind of making that CIO part of the AFL-CIO partnership, …
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Unions, yes. Union leaders, hell no. And I think that the solution is to get, you know, a lot more people circulating about what happened to Walter Reuters in 1968. To me, that is not about then. That's about right now. Because the duopoly …
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And they were no longer right in front of their noses. They could see that the Democrats were lying to them. So unions actually began to function as unions were. And then RFK, I'm sorry, Walter Reuther, who's joining again with MLK, who was…
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um uaw president walter reuther you know the prior being like the cia infiltrator of unions but he's key with all the unions very early in the cold war yeah and was key on and notice how colonel notice how so often the the issue of the fake…
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covering up you know definitely that but also a lot of incredibly important stuff that is going on inside the democratic party in those years and what i mean by oh um yeah what i mean by that is that um sort of their conflict within the afl…
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union activities manipulated by CIA in foreign countries such as Chile. I think that the dispute between Walter Reuther of the UAW versus George Meany, who was like complete CIA man as far as unions, but not just domestically, it really pla…
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manipulation of unions like through a field and and some of you know the things that you and the gang have mentioned over here um and so i think that when we look at the assassination of uaw president walter reuther and remember that it was…
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Like you're really not in charge. But Kennedy eventually ignored the political pushback and embraced Italy's comprehensive government. He became so enamored with the idea of building a strong center-left coalition to anchor Italy's turbulen…
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So I just thought it would be interesting to point out, we mentioned, you mentioned Schlesinger at the beginning of the show, and he is an interesting character. You know, he's kind of like Walter Reuther. There's kind of like two different…
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Pretty darn interesting things to say about, you know, this 1963 to 1968 period, both Schlesinger and Reuther. And but since they're so dangerous, the effect on the fake control left is because I remember Noam Chomsky saying, oh, Schlesinge…
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of concern to the working class. And yet it's between 1963 and 1968 that the CIO, which was the lowest paid part of the AFL-CIO, which was a Cold War shotgun marriage, you know, by the CIA, but the CIA was punked by that marriage. You know …
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villas and allow the government to police the plantation that's like what how they view the entire world all along yeah colonel what you just said reminds me so much of again i hate to come back to it again no i don't the struggle between w…
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The most noted CFR members was Philip Graham of the Washington Post family and Stanley Marcus. They had a representative from the Business Advisory Council, Sidney Weinberg, on there. They had a lot of union bosses like Walter Reuther on th…
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our economic policy, and business decisions. Here, we also have an entire laundry list of CFR members. I'm not going to go through all of their names, but there's quite a few of them, like almost all of them, to include the Secretary-Treasu…
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Speeches by Eleanor Roosevelt, Walter Reuther, Norman Thomas, Israel Goldstein, G. Menon Williams, all speakers were supporting either total or mostly disarmament and strengthening the UN as a way to maintain world peace that we all must su…
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He was not going to he was not going to threaten to create, you know, an activated CIO part of that AFL CIO coalition. And and the CIO had been basically punked, as it were, you know, since 1947. You know, AFL was still boss, just which is …
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Into our illustrious betters of the college board and the history of that. And because that has tremendous impact. And I'm sure we we see some very interesting, you know, names and, you know, educational policies brought up with that, you k…
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unions that had coalesced with the Cold War Democrats and really the Cold War GOP as well, namely Walter Reuther. And so when he joins the RFK campaign, when RFK suggests the Poor People's Campaign to MLK, when MLK backs the RFK campaign, n…
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McCarthyism was very strong and the CIO was not really flexing, as it were. They were kind of like a junior partner. They entered the partnership in a position of weakness in 1955 because of McCarthyism and because they'd kind of been defla…
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into more economic issues and foreign policy issues, whereby the AFL, led by George Meany, he was a supporter of the CIA intervention in unions in foreign countries, like the A-field, the means by which the CIA and the AFL work together to …
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He saw how the CIA was manipulating the unions to, in fact, control labor and not really help, you know, the workers. And above all, you know, George Meany and Walter Reuther dippered on Vietnam. And then, of course, Walter Reuther joins RF…
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And, of course, Walter Reuther was not only about, you know, the pushback from Vietnam of the rank and file, but also he was connected to the civil rights movement in an economic way, not just in a, like, get to vote in elections that will …
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It's part of LBJ's Great Society and War on Poverty, which basically created a bifactored society and more poverty. Correct. It's a brand new program for HUD urban development. But how we got the Model Cities program is interesting. And tha…
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Are you familiar with it? Reuther. Yeah. Yeah. He's the big union. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Remember we mentioned labor earlier? Yeah. All right. Walter Reuther. We're just going to talk a little bit about him because he's a scoundrel. H…
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The AFL-CIO in 1955 with George Meany. So this guy is pretty much one of the royalty of labor. I don't even want to call it the labor movement. It's the false labor movement. He is such an influential Democratic insider that JFK sent him to…
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Big supporter of Medicare and Medicaid. Those don't pass without the UAW support. And, of course, he's a big supporter of the Fair Housing Act, which was anything but fair. So a lot of these social programs can be pinned on this guy whose p…
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He actually marched with MLK in Selma, Birmingham, Montgomery, and Jackson. And he's the guy who was on stage right before Martin Luther King gave his I Have a Dream speech. He is a board member of an NAACP, had a prominent role in the foun…
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It probably is. Time Magazine, of course, founded by none other than Ed Bollingman. Yes, and controlled by the CIA. Barry Goldwater had a great quote about him. He said, Reuter was more dangerous to our country than Sputnik or anything Sovi…