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Claims (89)
Friedrich Hayek member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“There was a really famous debate that happened between the London School of Economics and Cambridge. And this is right after the Great Depression had kicked in. And the London School of Economics, Frederick Hayek, was debating Cambridge apo…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 1:08:52
Monitor Group recruited
London School of Economics host_asserted
“You find out that this company and they hired a whole bunch of people like from the London School of Economics, which is, you know, kind of par for the course of how this thing operates. And they again, it just all starts weaving itself tog…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 43 - 'Exposed - The USAID Deception' - EP.382 @ 1:07:13
Sidney Webb founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“If you draw the lines of all of these things, like, for example, the London School of Economics, that is one of the things that comes up repeatedly. And that is, it was founded by Fabian Society member Sidney and Patrice Webb. And so, again…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Transnational AntiCommunism&Cold War Part 5 @ 1:13:17
Beatrice Webb founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“If you draw the lines of all of these things, like, for example, the London School of Economics, that is one of the things that comes up repeatedly. And that is, it was founded by Fabian Society member Sidney and Patrice Webb. And so, again…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Transnational AntiCommunism&Cold War Part 5 @ 1:13:17
Elliot Abrams educated_at
London School of Economics documented
“He was a member of PNAC, the Project for a New American Century, which outlined all of the Arab Spring stuff and basically just a coup factory guy. So it's crazy. You, of course, would not be at all surprised, given all of the stuff that we…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 22 @ 4:34
Thomas Crothers member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“and attorney generals. Oh, here's one guy. Oh, God. I don't recognize his name, but it's funny because you go across there. Oh, he graduated from Harvard. His name's Thomas Crothers. And he picks the London School of Economics, which of cou…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 6 II @ 52:17
Anne Applebaum member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“That's kind of like the quintessential combination there. Mark Whitaker was at CNN and NBC and Newsweek. So it definitely fits the mold of the stuff that we've discovered here. Ann Applebaum. Oh, look at that. Oh, and of course she went to …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 6 II @ 52:45
John F. Kennedy member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Joseph and his stance on not meddling in international problems and war and how it kind of shaped a different direction for JFK. But I think it's a significant beginning or a little story that we don't really hear much about. So that's all.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 6 II @ 1:11:03
Harold Laski headed
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Ah, no, I did not. Thank you for sharing. Uh-huh. Okay. Yes. Yes. And the guy that was in charge of the London School of Economics that was his professor was Harold Lasky, the Fabian. The plot thickens. Yes, it does.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 6 II @ 1:11:30
Tuanku Ja'afar member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Third World Slave Market. They made a big stir and actually forced the resignation over the director of London School of Economics. That's student activism. But that was Gaddafi. One from Malaysia. They had an elected monarch, a guy by the …”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 59:32
Tharman Shanmugaratnam member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Probably a prince. One from Panama. Two from Peru. Two from Poland, including one who was the prime minister of the government in exile during the Cold War. One from Sierra Leone. Two from Singapore, including current president Tharman Shan…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 1:00:10
Tsai Ing-wen member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Two from Taiwan, including the current president, Tsai Ing-wen. That's interesting, because London School of Economics is all part of the one world government movement, and Taiwan is supposed to be fiercely independent. One from Thailand, o…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 1:00:46
Clement Attlee member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Two from Taiwan, including the current president, Tsai Ing-wen. That's interesting, because London School of Economics is all part of the one world government movement, and Taiwan is supposed to be fiercely independent. One from Thailand, o…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 1:00:46
William Beveridge member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“and a greatly enlarged system of social services. When they say mixed economy, what they mean is private businesses and nationalized government services, which isn't that different than fascism. I mean, it isn't. This is all based on someth…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 1:01:55
William Beveridge headed
London School of Economics host_asserted
“The Fabians had installed William Beveridge as the director of the London School of Economics in 1919, and he would stay there until 1937. Think about all those people that went to the London School of Economics while this guy was the direc…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 1:03:03
Fabian Society founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“But that's their whole schlick. That's what they do. The London School of Economics, nowhere on there does it say, hey, this is a Fabian institution. It's 100% a Fabian institution was created by the Fabian society. So they're experts at be…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 3 @ 55:10
Halford Mackinder headed
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Right. He actually founded the Oxford School of Geography in 1899. Of course he did. And he was the director of London School of Economics from 1903 to 1908. Yes. And that's where we send people to indoctrinate them into this crowd from the…”
▶ The Colonels Corner US Empire-CIA-NGOs @ 28:25
Friedrich Hayek member_of
London School of Economics documented
“became a major theme. Hayek's colleague at the London School of Economics wrote him that the most important mission for a new international academy of political philosophy would be to strengthen democracy throughout post-war Europe. In the …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism&Cold War #13 @ 33:23
Peter Sutherland appointed
London School of Economics documented
“of vice in the world. And it's still like that under China. Of course, the CCP pulpit, you remember, they got to have some place to go to. Got to have their Cuba. Where was I? Oh, in 2005, he's appointed the goodwill ambassador to the Unite…”
▶ The Shadow State 78 Pilgrims Society 4 @ 53:58
Halford Mackinder headed
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Just one of those funny coincidences all through Oxford. Oh, yes. He would, in 1903, become the very first director to something called the London School of Economics, which is one of the... Definitely fits the mold. Yeah, he did a couple o…”
▶ The Shadow State 65 Cecil Rhodes & Maritime Empires @ 12:08
Sidney Webb founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Okay. I may have to title this episode Global Homo now. And just a couple of words, because we could spend an entire show on Beatrice Webb, but together, Sidney and Beatrice founded the London School of Economics. That's where it came from.…”
▶ The Shadow State 71 Fabian Socialists Pt. 4 @ 56:44
Beatrice Webb founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Okay. I may have to title this episode Global Homo now. And just a couple of words, because we could spend an entire show on Beatrice Webb, but together, Sidney and Beatrice founded the London School of Economics. That's where it came from.…”
▶ The Shadow State 71 Fabian Socialists Pt. 4 @ 56:44
John F. Kennedy member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“people that actually went there that you were going to talk about? I'm done with the Americans. Okay. You know that JFK was there, right? His brother was. He was. I don't have JFK down there. He is. Kennedy, oh, he got selected to go, and t…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 41:18
Harold Laski member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“His mentor, because evidently you get assigned one there, they already had documentation of who was going to be assigned to him. It was Harold Lasky. Who's Harold Lasky, Colonel? Harold Lasky is one of the original really bad guys that was.…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 41:49
Edward Pease founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“So that's 1900, right before the founding of the British Labour Party. And he's there. Of course, he's a co-founder of the London School of Economics. And he, along with the Webbs, were the trustees of what was called the Henry Hutchinson B…”
▶ The Shadow State 72 Fabian Socialists Pt. 5 @ 14:51
Sidney Webb founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“It's God complex, too. Yeah. So he would go on to meet. He would marry Beatrice Porter, who's Beatrice Webb, about eight years after they co-founded the Fabians. Be interesting if there is any fun stories about that. And of course, they wou…”
▶ The Shadow State 72 Fabian Socialists Pt. 5 @ 24:04
Sidney Webb member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“But Sidney would actually serve on the school as the professor of public administration from 1912 to 1927. So this is who you've got teaching economics and all these theories to future economists that are going to be leaders and administrat…”
▶ The Shadow State 72 Fabian Socialists Pt. 5 @ 24:36
Beatrice Webb founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“They got a lot of free time on their hands and they think they're gods. Okay, where were we on Beatrice? Okay, so she also co-found the London School of Economics. She co-found something called the New Statesman, which the colonel just ment…”
▶ The Shadow State 72 Fabian Socialists Pt. 5 @ 38:11
George Bernard Shaw founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“He's a major contributor to the Fabian Essays in Socialism, which we've talked about. Obviously an advocate of permeation and gradualism. He was also one of the co-founders of the London School of Economics and the New Statesman. He also de…”
▶ The Shadow State 72 Fabian Socialists Pt. 5 @ 51:26
Jomo Kenyatta member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“their rise that was under a alumni of the of the um london school of economics i got one from kenya who's jomo kenyatta 1964-78 14 15 years in power think he's a dictator um well he's also very important because he was um his name comes up …”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 58:25
Fabian Society funded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“like the London School of Economics, creates like a subweb and then it shoots spurs out and then these people go back and they set up their own subwebs and it is very enlightening to shine a light on that network. Yeah, that's why I want th…”
▶ The Shadow State 72 Fabian Socialists Pt. 5 @ 1:14:20
George Bernard Shaw founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“It's going to permeate. You know, we talked about last week, a lot of these Fabians were into homoeroticism and stuff like that. So it just fits so perfect. It does. Great job, Sweet Sally. Thank you. I've been laughing about that ever sinc…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 8:03
Sidney Webb founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“It's going to permeate. You know, we talked about last week, a lot of these Fabians were into homoeroticism and stuff like that. So it just fits so perfect. It does. Great job, Sweet Sally. Thank you. I've been laughing about that ever sinc…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 8:03
Graham Wallas founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“It's going to permeate. You know, we talked about last week, a lot of these Fabians were into homoeroticism and stuff like that. So it just fits so perfect. It does. Great job, Sweet Sally. Thank you. I've been laughing about that ever sinc…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 8:03
Henry Hunt Hutchinson funded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“And again, it is called the LSE, London School of Economics, but the real name says London School of Economics and Political Science, which is an oxymoron. Politics is the absolute opposite of science. It's funded by an initial 20,000-pound…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 8:31
London School of Economics member_of
University of Indonesia host_asserted
“Yeah, at the same time, the same thing's going on in America. You know, you've got these robber barons from the Gilded Age, and they are funding the universities where these Fabian ideas are being injected into our youth. Exact same thing's…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 15:56
Friedrich Hayek member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“like Frederick Hayek to actually teach there for 20 years and thrive alongside socialists. So it was a very healthy academic atmosphere to be around. It was not just you'll be socialist, damn it, or leave. We'll talk more about Hayek much l…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 14:56
Ed Miliband member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Notable is a gentleman by the name of Ed Miliband. You're familiar with him, of course. He was the former leader of the Labour Party and the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero. I've talked about Net Zero, Net Zero Banking. …”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 32:34
Michael Chertoff member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“from the London School of Economics. I pulled this off alphabetically and just pulled the ones that jumped off the page of me. First one, of course, is Michael Chertoff, who was the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security under Geo…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 34:43
Rosa Deloro member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Seriously, brace yourselves because I'm about to scare you. This was also an alumni of London School of Economics. I know who it's going to be. Rosa Delorio. That's an embarrassment. All right, get her off the screen. Okay. Sorry. Sorry, ev…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 35:16
Leandra English member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“it's an embarrassment uh there's another alumni named leandra english who's the deputy director of liz warren's consumer financial protection bureau basically the shakedown organization london school of economics we have an edward fielner w…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 35:49
Edward Feulner member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“it's an embarrassment uh there's another alumni named leandra english who's the deputy director of liz warren's consumer financial protection bureau basically the shakedown organization london school of economics we have an edward fielner w…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 35:49
Eric Garcetti member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“It's engineered. Not docile. Complicit. Get your terminology correct. Thank you. A little hotter under the collar talk about this than I expected. It's so pervasive. It's in every nook and cranny of society. And it never stops gnawing away.…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 36:58
Bruce Katz member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“It's engineered. Not docile. Complicit. Get your terminology correct. Thank you. A little hotter under the collar talk about this than I expected. It's so pervasive. It's in every nook and cranny of society. And it never stops gnawing away.…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 36:58
Monica Lewinsky member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Hmm. Vanessa Carey, the daughter of John Carey. I wonder if she's going to get into politics anytime soon. Bill Clinton's favorite, Monica Lewinsky, London School of Economics. Yep. Should I make a joke? Go ahead. Well, she blew her finals.…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 37:29
Peter Orszag member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Hmm. Vanessa Carey, the daughter of John Carey. I wonder if she's going to get into politics anytime soon. Bill Clinton's favorite, Monica Lewinsky, London School of Economics. Yep. Should I make a joke? Go ahead. Well, she blew her finals.…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 37:29
John Ossoff member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“And a fellow at Brookings Institution. Why is Georgetown professor so important? Because half the people that go to work for the government internships come from Georgetown. It's right there in D.C. It is also the foreign school for foreign…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 38:08
David Rockefeller member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We could go on for about 12 hours on him, but let's hold that off because we've got a few shows that are going to be dedicated to the Rockefellers. Just know that he not only went to the London School of Economics, but talk about the fundin…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 38:38
David Rockefeller funded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We could go on for about 12 hours on him, but let's hold that off because we've got a few shows that are going to be dedicated to the Rockefellers. Just know that he not only went to the London School of Economics, but talk about the fundin…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 38:38
Rothschild family funded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We could go on for about 12 hours on him, but let's hold that off because we've got a few shows that are going to be dedicated to the Rockefellers. Just know that he not only went to the London School of Economics, but talk about the fundin…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 38:38
Robert Rubin member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We've got a Rajiv Shah, who's the administrator under Obama for something known as USAID. CIA. Mm-hmm. Everybody here knows how bad USAID is. All of our followers, I think, know that. We don't have to go into too much detail for that, do we…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 39:45
Rajiv Shah member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We've got a Rajiv Shah, who's the administrator under Obama for something known as USAID. CIA. Mm-hmm. Everybody here knows how bad USAID is. All of our followers, I think, know that. We don't have to go into too much detail for that, do we…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 39:45
Sanford Ungar member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We've got a Rajiv Shah, who's the administrator under Obama for something known as USAID. CIA. Mm-hmm. Everybody here knows how bad USAID is. All of our followers, I think, know that. We don't have to go into too much detail for that, do we…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 39:45
Paul Volcker member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“noticing a pattern they're one in the same Paul Volcker former chair of the federal reserve you wanted to say talk about the end of the Obama uh era 2016 so go ahead and do that now if you don't mind so um the White House chief of staff dep…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 40:20
Susan Rice member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“had studied at the London School of Economics with the Secretary of State. Well, she wasn't the Secretary of State when he left, but the former, she was a person in his administration. Susan Rice was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. So there was…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 40:51
Joseph Kennedy Sr. member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“a professor there um and he had served as the chairman of the labor party um which was a derivative of um the fabian society um so yeah he was very much as a matter of fact he he talked a lot about marx um that was one of his favorite subje…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 42:14
Ursula von der Leyen member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We're just getting started on how influential London School of Economics is on our world. Ursula von der Leyen, the current president of the European Commission, which is the living embodiment of the Fabian dream. Yep. The unicornia, unicor…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 42:44
Janet Yellen member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We're just getting started on how influential London School of Economics is on our world. Ursula von der Leyen, the current president of the European Commission, which is the living embodiment of the Fabian dream. Yep. The unicornia, unicor…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 42:44
Stanley Fischer member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We're just getting started on how influential London School of Economics is on our world. Ursula von der Leyen, the current president of the European Commission, which is the living embodiment of the Fabian dream. Yep. The unicornia, unicor…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 42:44
Mervyn King member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We've got a Mervyn King, Bank of England. Oh, Apui Ungpakron, the governor of the Central Bank of Thailand. Also, of course, you've got to have Nobel Prize winners. You want to talk about the self-licking ice cream cone? These are economist…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 43:14
Apai Ungpakorn member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We've got a Mervyn King, Bank of England. Oh, Apui Ungpakron, the governor of the Central Bank of Thailand. Also, of course, you've got to have Nobel Prize winners. You want to talk about the self-licking ice cream cone? These are economist…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 43:14
Mick Jagger member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We've got some actors and musicians. Two that jumped off the page were Mick Jagger and somehow Angelina Jolie. That's a head scratcher, isn't it? I'm telling you, these people aren't who they pretend themselves. It's like AOC graduating fro…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 44:17
Angelina Jolie member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We've got some actors and musicians. Two that jumped off the page were Mick Jagger and somehow Angelina Jolie. That's a head scratcher, isn't it? I'm telling you, these people aren't who they pretend themselves. It's like AOC graduating fro…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 44:17
George Soros member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“So anyway, I digress. We've had dozens of CEOs of big business, way too many to list. But the big name that screams is, of course, George Soros and his open societies. I mean, if you want to, it's about one degree different than the origina…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 45:22
Niall Ferguson member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Real big dig on him. I just think it's all out there. So many people have beaten that path. There's no upside for us doing Soros, but he was London School of Economics. Dozens of economists, of course, and economic historians work from ther…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 45:55
James Hamilton member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“A couple of interesting judges jumped off the page of me. It's a judge named James Hamilton, who you probably ran into because he was on the Watergate Committee. Yeah. Think the Watergate Committee came up with the right conclusions? No. Hm…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 47:04
Anthony Kennedy member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“A couple of interesting judges jumped off the page of me. It's a judge named James Hamilton, who you probably ran into because he was on the Watergate Committee. Yeah. Think the Watergate Committee came up with the right conclusions? No. Hm…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 47:04
Mia Mottley member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Let's get to the heads of state. Heads of state, we would include prime ministers, presidents, some VPs, some royalty, anyone who you call a head of state. And I came up with 59 of them. Does that sound about right? About, yeah. I'm doing t…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 47:40
Pierre Trudeau member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We've had one from Benin. Why did we talk about Benin recently? I don't know why. It was just on my radar in the last few weeks. I have to look it up. We've had one from Bulgaria, two from Canada, including, of course, Pierre Trudeau, the f…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 48:13
Juan Manuel Santos member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“has gone a long ways towards implementing a lot of the homophobian policies. Yep. Two from Colombia, which is interesting because one of them was Juan Manuel Santos, who was their president, I guess, from 2010 to 18. What was going on in Co…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 48:49
Margrethe II of Denmark member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“the contra operation that was all done out of costa rica while that guy was in charge very good no good i'm glad you caught that one because i skipped over it yep all right we've got one from denmark uh the current queen margaret the second…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 52:18
Alexander Stubb member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“like committed suicide or something. Something happened to the son and her picture was all over social media. And I was like, oh my gosh. Anyway, go ahead. I shouldn't make fun of older people, but I got one from Dominica, one from Fiji, on…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 52:48
Heinrich Brüning member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Yeah. And they're being run by an alumni of London School of Economics. Interesting. Yes. We've got one from Germany. And it was Heinrich Brüning, Chancellor. Heinrich Brüning, who's the Chancellor from 1930 to 1932. Anything going on in Ge…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 53:23
Kwame Nkrumah member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We'll talk about that more next week. I want to say the actual cause of the Great Depression. We'll get into that. So just remember Heinrich Brüning was chancellor in 1930. We've had three London School of Economics alumni from Ghana. You h…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 54:00
Jerry Rawlings member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We'll talk about that more next week. I want to say the actual cause of the Great Depression. We'll get into that. So just remember Heinrich Brüning was chancellor in 1930. We've had three London School of Economics alumni from Ghana. You h…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 54:00
John Atta Mills member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We'll talk about that more next week. I want to say the actual cause of the Great Depression. We'll get into that. So just remember Heinrich Brüning was chancellor in 1930. We've had three London School of Economics alumni from Ghana. You h…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 54:00
George Papandreou member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“So the Konami guy was instrumental for helping the CIA overthrow a whole bunch of governments around that area. Indeed. It's nice to have a friendly president, huh? Yes. We've got a chief minister from Gibraltar. Two London School of Econom…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 54:31
Maurice Bishop member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“obviously born during that time period because it says it was born in 52 um but his family has been involved in greece politics for a very long time i'm going to try to pick up the pace a little bit because i think we're going to be about a…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 55:55
Forbes Burnham member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We've got one from Guyana, and this guy's interesting. It's Forbes Burnham. Go ahead. Go ahead. Say what you had to say. I just think it's interesting. He was a prime minister for 17 years and then president for six more. Because he was ins…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 56:24
Moshe Sharett member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“And if everybody wants to know some more history of Guyana, go to my Twitter homepage, and it's my linked post. And it really talks about that. It's a great little dig I did, I think. So go check it out, people. Nice addition to the convers…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 57:24
Michael Townley member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We got one from Italy, two from Jamaica. Stop me if you want to talk about anything. Okay. Well, Michael Manley is important because that's another CIA deal. So keep going. That's Jamaica? Yeah. Three from Japan, including Takahashi Kurokiy…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 57:55
Kuroki Kiyotaka member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“We got one from Italy, two from Jamaica. Stop me if you want to talk about anything. Okay. Well, Michael Manley is important because that's another CIA deal. So keep going. That's Jamaica? Yeah. Three from Japan, including Takahashi Kurokiy…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 57:55
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“One Saif al-Islam Gaddafi. And he was pretty much the figurehead president of Libya. London School of Economics got in a lot of trouble by having a Gaddafi there because they'd received a 1.5 billion pound donation. Sorry, 1.5 million pound…”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 59:00
London School of Economics funded
Rhodes Trust host_asserted
“Oxford was set up under, and the London School of Economics is another one under the Cecil Rhodes Trust. And so again, all of this is implied. A Fabianist, a Fabianist. They're all Fabianists. And it's so funny because in the United States,…”
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London School of Economics founded
Labour Party (UK) host_asserted
“The first really successful attempt at a technocratic government was known as the Nazis. When the ends justify the means, there is no limit to what you'll do to human beings. Again, we probably should foot stomp the political science piece …”
▶ The Shadow State 73 London School of Economics @ 21:06
Cecil Rhodes founded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“So with his vast wealth, they set up the Pilgrim Society in the UK and the counterpart the following year in the United States. And when you go fast forward approximately 10 years from that, they also, he is responsible for the School of Ec…”
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William Beveridge funded
London School of Economics host_asserted
“The Fabians had installed William Beveridge as the director of the London School of Economics in 1919, and he would stay there until 1937. Think about all those people that went to the London School of Economics while this guy was the direc…”
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Fabian Society member_of
London School of Economics host_asserted
“Yeah, it is. It tells a lot. Interesting characters throughout. But again, 20th century, all shaped in this time period, right around 1900. And that's why we went through the Fabians first in the London School of Economics, because these te…”
▶ The Shadow State 75 The Pilgrims Society @ 1:09:58
London School of Economics trained
Richard M. Bissell Jr. host_asserted
“But Bissell stood out to me because he was one of the ones that was sent over to London in order to go to the School of Economics over there, which, you know, goes into the whole Cambridge.…”
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There were several in his class that end up going on to be not just in the OSS, but in the CIA as career. But Bissell stood out to me because he was one of the ones that was sent over to London in order to go to the School of Economics over…
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We're still this is our first ever spaces. So thank you for staying with us, guys, and helping me figure out how to do this. This is an experiment for all of us. So one last thing on this part is it's very important to go back and understan…
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You find out that this company and they hired a whole bunch of people like from the London School of Economics, which is, you know, kind of par for the course of how this thing operates. And they again, it just all starts weaving itself tog…
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former Secretary of the Treasury under Clinton, also Goldman Sachs. And we'll find out later there are three Goldman Sachs alumni that became Secretary of the Treasury. So Rubin was the 70th U.S. Treasury under Clinton. He's the co-founder …
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He was a member of PNAC, the Project for a New American Century, which outlined all of the Arab Spring stuff and basically just a coup factory guy. So it's crazy. You, of course, would not be at all surprised, given all of the stuff that we…
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one of the most effective trafficking groups in relation to the posses in the United States, rivaled only by the Crips and Bloods in L.A. Since the 1970s, Jamaica had been run by a socialist government headed by Michael Manley. He was a gra…
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Oxford was set up under, and the London School of Economics is another one under the Cecil Rhodes Trust. And so again, all of this is implied. A Fabianist, a Fabianist. They're all Fabianists. And it's so funny because in the United States,…
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back when we were doing Cynthia Chung's book. And they have cropped up over time as we've exposed other pieces of this, the Pilgrim Society, for example, the London School of Economics. We ran across the Rhodes Scholars through some of this…
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academia, you quickly start looking at the backgrounds of people in a completely different light. And they had particular universities in the United States that they targeted. Yale, Columbia, Chicago were their first targets. And Harvard, w…
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But that's their whole schlick. That's what they do. The London School of Economics, nowhere on there does it say, hey, this is a Fabian institution. It's 100% a Fabian institution was created by the Fabian society. So they're experts at be…
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and attorney generals. Oh, here's one guy. Oh, God. I don't recognize his name, but it's funny because you go across there. Oh, he graduated from Harvard. His name's Thomas Crothers. And he picks the London School of Economics, which of cou…
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That's kind of like the quintessential combination there. Mark Whitaker was at CNN and NBC and Newsweek. So it definitely fits the mold of the stuff that we've discovered here. Ann Applebaum. Oh, look at that. Oh, and of course she went to …
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Joseph and his stance on not meddling in international problems and war and how it kind of shaped a different direction for JFK. But I think it's a significant beginning or a little story that we don't really hear much about. So that's all.…
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Ah, no, I did not. Thank you for sharing. Uh-huh. Okay. Yes. Yes. And the guy that was in charge of the London School of Economics that was his professor was Harold Lasky, the Fabian. The plot thickens. Yes, it does.…
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reinforcing the views that they want everybody to have. European and American schools of liberalism were present at the meeting, such as the Austrian school, which was originally centered on Vienna, but largely transplanted to the United St…
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became a major theme. Hayek's colleague at the London School of Economics wrote him that the most important mission for a new international academy of political philosophy would be to strengthen democracy throughout post-war Europe. In the …
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If you draw the lines of all of these things, like, for example, the London School of Economics, that is one of the things that comes up repeatedly. And that is, it was founded by Fabian Society member Sidney and Patrice Webb. And so, again…
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It appears to have really just been a front for soliciting funding. It didn't have any full-time staff. And they produced a few things, one of which was a publication called Conflict Studies. And there was a discussion with a professor, Leo…
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Right. He actually founded the Oxford School of Geography in 1899. Of course he did. And he was the director of London School of Economics from 1903 to 1908. Yes. And that's where we send people to indoctrinate them into this crowd from the…
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Just one of those funny coincidences all through Oxford. Oh, yes. He would, in 1903, become the very first director to something called the London School of Economics, which is one of the... Definitely fits the mold. Yeah, he did a couple o…
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So with his vast wealth, they set up the Pilgrim Society in the UK and the counterpart the following year in the United States. And when you go fast forward approximately 10 years from that, they also, he is responsible for the School of Ec…
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Are we talking about the Fabians next week? Yeah, absolutely. We'll do some of the philosophers that led to the Fabians, and then we'll start with the Fabians. The Fabians are going to take a few weeks, I think. I think so, too. Yeah, I mea…
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Okay. I may have to title this episode Global Homo now. And just a couple of words, because we could spend an entire show on Beatrice Webb, but together, Sidney and Beatrice founded the London School of Economics. That's where it came from.…
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Yeah, they brought him over from China to teach us economics. Oh, that's interesting. Yeah, and let's not go too deep into the London School of Economics, but one of the things to remember is it's all based on all these models. And models..…
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Then we'll keep going forward chronologically. And people who visit the Soviet Union, we will be spending some time on Thomas Dewey as well. Another Fabian who unfortunately has his fingerprints all over today's life. Yes, he does. All righ…
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So that's 1900, right before the founding of the British Labour Party. And he's there. Of course, he's a co-founder of the London School of Economics. And he, along with the Webbs, were the trustees of what was called the Henry Hutchinson B…
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It's God complex, too. Yeah. So he would go on to meet. He would marry Beatrice Porter, who's Beatrice Webb, about eight years after they co-founded the Fabians. Be interesting if there is any fun stories about that. And of course, they wou…
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But Sidney would actually serve on the school as the professor of public administration from 1912 to 1927. So this is who you've got teaching economics and all these theories to future economists that are going to be leaders and administrat…
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magazine called The New Statesman. Yeah, we'll get there in a second. Okay. Well, you want to go ahead and talk about it now because I was going to mention that with Beatrice, but go ahead. Well, I was just going to mention that he did, but…
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They got a lot of free time on their hands and they think they're gods. Okay, where were we on Beatrice? Okay, so she also co-found the London School of Economics. She co-found something called the New Statesman, which the colonel just ment…
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They think we're overpopulated. They want the state to be the parent. How many kids did she have? Zero. Yeah, they had zero kids. Yeah. She even made the statement that she didn't need to have kids because she viewed all of the people that …
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She and her husband became really good friends with a very influential guy, part of his stuff, named Bertrand Russell. We're not going to get into Russell quite yet, but they were good friends with the Webbs. John Miller and Russell, we're …
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make it more scientific. That was their whole attempt at the London School of Economics, which I know we're going to get into next week. But they wanted to quantify things. They wanted to make all of their writings appear much more scientif…
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He's a major contributor to the Fabian Essays in Socialism, which we've talked about. Obviously an advocate of permeation and gradualism. He was also one of the co-founders of the London School of Economics and the New Statesman. He also de…
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diminishes and they say that the same gradualism that prevented rupture also enabled slow capture and that's the critique that fabianism has been twisted in other directions over the years which is entirely possible i need to make that case…
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Do you want to add to anything today? No, I think you pretty much covered it. Well, I think you covered a lot of it too. Yeah, I'm looking forward to the London School of Economics. Yeah, yeah. I want to have a really good display so I have…
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like the London School of Economics, creates like a subweb and then it shoots spurs out and then these people go back and they set up their own subwebs and it is very enlightening to shine a light on that network. Yeah, that's why I want th…
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Sam, Tanner Watkins, and Warhamster Brady talking about the Fabian Society. And today we're going to focus on the London School of Economics. How are you doing today, Brady? Doing good. Excited to get a little wonky on economics today. This…
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I also, you know what, I want to share one more little quick video for you with you because when I was looking for videos in London School of Economics, there's a debate at the London School of Economics. And he talks about, you know, it do…
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is really, if you look at the founding principles, which we'll get into at the London School of Economics, it's important to note it's not the London School of Economics, it's the London School of Economics and Political Science. Yes. To ec…
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It's going to permeate. You know, we talked about last week, a lot of these Fabians were into homoeroticism and stuff like that. So it just fits so perfect. It does. Great job, Sweet Sally. Thank you. I've been laughing about that ever sinc…
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And again, it is called the LSE, London School of Economics, but the real name says London School of Economics and Political Science, which is an oxymoron. Politics is the absolute opposite of science. It's funded by an initial 20,000-pound…
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And it now has grown to look something like this. That is your London School of Economics, everybody. Pretty grandiose building, would you not say? Yes. So it started out really tiny and would grow over time. You've got some early statistic…
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In 1905 through 1906, there were 181 postgraduates in the whole of England and Wales. 27 of them were at Oxford. 36 of them were at Cambridge. 49 of them at other universities throughout those two locations. And 69 of them stayed on the sta…
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Within its first decade, the school had become established as a center of research. And then, of course, to me, the big hitting home was that they established the British Library of Political and Economic Science. Most of the stuff in there…
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but also themselves in the first 15 years that they were established. So it is a self-licking ice cream cone here. Yeah, we're going to see more of that today. So keep that notion in terms. It has grown, obviously, since then. As of 2024, t…
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You know, their campus is a place called Clare Market and Houghton Street in a neighborhood called Westminster, surrounded by a lot of very notable government buildings, et cetera. It is right in the heart of London academic power. During W…
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I gave you the endowment, sixth largest of any United Kingdom university, and its annual income is about 550 million pounds. So it's pretty legitimate. Let me pull this up on screen, a little more symbolism for you. Their emblem, their coat…
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It's supposed to symbolize foresight and social habits because they live in communities and plan ahead. That is a Fabian for you, the beaver. It's also supposed to symbolize, oh, the logo, from the first prospectus, this saying, means to un…
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of putting scientific empirical investigation into society's problems they want to quantify everything and then put a mathematical formula to predict and conduct human behavior from their perspectives their special aim the study and investi…
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justifying whatever they want to do because they wanted to help the poor. They're trying to fight injustice in their minds. Go ahead. Somebody just said in the comments, Oregon is the beaver steak. And Oregon's probably the most Fabian of a…
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in the united kingdom and in foreign countries their focus was on applied social sciences economics political science and research to inform public policy and promote to promote quote unquote the betterment of society now here's something p…
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Yeah, at the same time, the same thing's going on in America. You know, you've got these robber barons from the Gilded Age, and they are funding the universities where these Fabian ideas are being injected into our youth. Exact same thing's…
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um bachelors of sciences and doctors of sciences in economics and of note these were the very first university degrees dedicated to the social sciences you got something on 1905 um yeah unfortunately i didn't put them in that order um go ah…
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until 2022 some interesting thing with british law about mergers and stuff like that but they were always roughly associated with the university of london let's take a look at their uh let's take a look at the london school of economics web…
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Social media bans risk excluding children from important opportunities rather than tackling harms, a new report finds. Which means you should let your kids get on social media. Global migration per year has nearly tripled since 2000, you th…
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Close to half of all the educational work printed material comes from London School of Economics or people that are alumni from there. Mobilizing investment for a sustainable planet. Oh, the artist formerly known as climate change. So that'…
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What's that have to do with economics? Everything. You want to control it all. That's true. There's a few other fun things to see on here. Research centers. So what you see in here is, you know, it really is an institution. It deserves resp…
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And that'll justify a political action which they can implement in the United Kingdom or in the United Nations or anywhere else in the world. And that's why they open their doors to so many people from around the world. Because once they ge…
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On an evolutionary standpoint, and you just basically change values and human knowledge from within. It's a feeder system. Yeah, it really is. And of course, it feeds into other schools as well, because the London School of Economics degree…
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to um set up the so they kind of basically like um overlapped each other um there were all kinds of research um overlap um during that time yeah when you start combining politics with academic study you've got a little bit of an issue and t…
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The first really successful attempt at a technocratic government was known as the Nazis. When the ends justify the means, there is no limit to what you'll do to human beings. Again, we probably should foot stomp the political science piece …
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Yeah, it is. It tells a lot. Interesting characters throughout. But again, 20th century, all shaped in this time period, right around 1900. And that's why we went through the Fabians first in the London School of Economics, because these te…
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pervasive Pilgrim Society has been into everything that happened in the 20th century. Go ahead. Oh, you're going to see ties to everything else we've talked about before, the Fabian Society, London School of Economics, Skull and Bones. It's…
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Number three, to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in science, technology, the humanities and social sciences. Hello, London School of Economics and the creative arts of Britain's centers of academic excellence. Number four, to mot…
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Was a scholar, Marshall Scholar. Yep. Patrick was brilliant, is still brilliant, I guess, even though he might be wrong on a couple of things geopolitically. Oh, and by the way, he admits to being CIA. Oh, yeah, openly. The last name I had …
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And can we tie this back to the Fabians? Because you're talking about the merging of economics. And that's basically with the Milner Group, the London School of Economics and all that other stuff is that's the step number one for the erasur…
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of vice in the world. And it's still like that under China. Of course, the CCP pulpit, you remember, they got to have some place to go to. Got to have their Cuba. Where was I? Oh, in 2005, he's appointed the goodwill ambassador to the Unite…
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Okay, that's funny. You know how they've merged? See, that's why I didn't want you to cheat ahead. Your reaction in real time is too good. That's hysterical. So we went from Fabian, kind of Milner group, right down to the London School of E…