Great Depression event
also: depression, Great Depression, the depression, the Great Depression
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Glass-Steagall Act founded
Great Depression host_asserted
“And the first real big banking reform act was in 1934. It's called the Glass-Steagall Act. And that's coming right in the middle of the Great Depression. It was one of the first things FDR's presidency did. But it's one of the better govern…”
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Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act caused
Great Depression host_asserted
“The U.S. raises tariffs. Other countries retaliated, and global trade fails by 66%. So now we've got a global depression. From having a recession to a depression is spread because of policy, protectionist policies. Milton Friedman and Anna …”
▶ Fabian Society Hayek vs Keynes wWarHamster Brady @ 47:22
Federal Reserve caused
Great Depression book_quoted
“The U.S. raises tariffs. Other countries retaliated, and global trade fails by 66%. So now we've got a global depression. From having a recession to a depression is spread because of policy, protectionist policies. Milton Friedman and Anna …”
▶ Fabian Society Hayek vs Keynes wWarHamster Brady @ 47:22
Federal Reserve caused
Great Depression host_asserted
“The Austrian school, 1920s Federal Reserve artificially lowered interest rates, and that fueled an unsustainable credit boom and malinvestment. Hayek would say crashes are necessary but painful corrections. And I would agree 100%. Right. So…”
▶ Fabian Society Hayek vs Keynes wWarHamster Brady @ 53:08
Herbert Hoover carried_out_attack
Great Depression host_asserted
“And I just wanted to take a second to go over a couple of these players just by name. I won't spend a lot of time on them. They're on page 113, if you have the book. It goes over the people like Herbert Hoover, who was the president during …”
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Mentions (26)
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the Great Depression. He did everything that he could to keep us in Great Depression. And everybody thinks that World War II was what brought us out of the Great Depression. No, no, no, no. It wasn't World War II. It was the economic polici…
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He's also a U.S. Go ahead. No, go ahead. He was Secretary of State from 1929 to 1933, which is interesting, right when the Great Depression is happening. He would be the U.S. attorney under Teddy Roosevelt back in the early 20th century, an…
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And you got to add in the economic side, but we were still in the Great Depression leading up to World War II. The whole world was still in the Great Depression. FDR's economic policies made things worse, not better. So from 1929 to 1939, y…
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Had they downsized, we probably would have gone right back into depression. I don't know that I agree with that, but obviously they wanted the theft of all of our wealth. You know, we've talked about, you know, Stimson is right there in all…
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He is known as the father of open market operations. And what that is, is the Federal Reserve goes out there and basically trades. Stabilized markets are to move the price of gold and the dollar around to try to stabilize things. He's the g…
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would cite his success in doing that and say if he'd still been there, maybe he could have avoided the Great Depression. But John Maynard Keynes is an idiot, as I like to maintain loudly. And Murray Rothbard actually disagrees. He says, no,…
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They're nefarious in every way. The hotel chain that they had originally started out as basically brothels. That entire family was enriched by vices. Yeah. Bought up farms in the cheap during the Great Depression. They built the first high …
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counter the depression that was going on at the time. There was a lot of parallels between the personal life of Vargas and that of his new friends in Washington, meaning FDR. The dictator had experienced an accident early in his life that l…
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with the end product. And one of those would be, I think, probably one of the biggest reasons that the psychological aspect has been so successful is, one, the initiative with MKUltra on understanding how the utilization of light can help m…
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city crowd and becomes the longest serving Secretary of Treasury. During his tenure, he oversaw the stock market boom of the 1920s and the crash of the 1929, which brought about the Great Depression, which of course was then used to justify…
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Two Harriemans, both Roland and Averill. Prescott Bush. Robert Levitt. Once again, skull and bones. And interestingly, a guy named Roe Delano of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Yeah, he pops up in these founding fathers. And it's a very legi…
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fake countries, fake banks, all that other crap to perpetuate this war machine. And what we're describing is how it's all tied together. And I just didn't want anybody to miss that. Yeah, it's the only time in U.S. history we didn't downsiz…
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We had to get into a world war and nationalize the government into a war-torn economy to get us out of the Great Depression. You know, 1929 through 1939, there was no growth. In fact, there was a lot of terrible things. Americans were suffe…
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Well, they were having a lot of problems in Africa with their colonies. And so the excuse of going in and wiping out all of these Nazis that were down there actually wiped out a lot of the resistance that France and everybody else had to th…
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The whole world was still in the Great Depression. FDR's economic policies made things worse, not better. So from 1929 to 1939, you had maybe one or two blips where the economy stuck its nose up for air. But beyond that, it was one decade o…
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They actually socialized our country in support of a forever war as a result of World War II. Yeah. And sadly, they wanted to keep the military industrial complex economic machine moving, humming. Yes. Had they downsized, we probably would …
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FDR and him become friends. They're in the middle of the Great Depression. And Averill Harriman, I think it was 1932, joins what's called the National Recovery Administration. Now, everything that the government through the Great Depression…
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And in 1927, they merged the three of those together to become the Brookings Institute. So Brookings Institute rises to fame pretty quickly. FDR commissions them to help understand the causes of the Great Depression. Remember, this is this …
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And how many skull and bones connections do we have to the Marshall Plan? Just about all of them. Yeah. And again, for those who don't recall, the Marshall Plan, the United States never got out of the Great Depression. The war happened. We …
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We had five or six million service members coming back to the States and they weren't going to have jobs. We were going right back into the Great Depression. So instead of letting that happen, the plan was the Marshall Plan, where basically…
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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…
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So in 47, he fails upwards to become the Secretary of the State, where he advocates the rebuilding of Europe under what became known as the Marshall Plan. Now, people, we have talked about how the Great Depression was orchestrated by the ba…
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The only way we got out of the Great Depression was the full militarization of the entire economy for World War II. That causes a lot of debt. Well, America is the strongest economy in the world because we didn't get bombed and everyone els…
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to buy that. So we decided to print a whole bunch of dollars to pay our American corporations so we could basically borrow and spend our way out of the Great Depression. And that's how the 50s were so successful. It was not based on savings…
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And the first real big banking reform act was in 1934. It's called the Glass-Steagall Act. And that's coming right in the middle of the Great Depression. It was one of the first things FDR's presidency did. But it's one of the better govern…
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And that gave us an awful lot of industrial power. What's interesting is, you know, we did not get out of the Great Depression until the war hit. None of FDR's policies, government spending worked at all. In fact, we had a double Great Depr…