Astor family family
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William M. Evarts did_business_with
Astor family host_asserted
“one of the founding fathers, Roger Sherman. He was a signatory to the Continental Association, the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the U.S. Constitution. And it was Sherman who came up with a compromise that …”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies Wrap Up @ 18:05
William M. Evarts member_of
Astor family documented
“Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. That's Roger Sherman. It's his grandson, his efforts. So he goes to Yale, becomes a bonesman. What did he do in his career? Well, later on, he represented the estate of the Astor family, John …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 10:15
William M. Evarts member_of
Astor family host_asserted
“popularly voted in by the people. Everts also was a guy who represented the estate of the famous Astor family. What else do we have? He was famous for the prizes cases. And his son was also a bonesman, Maxwell Everts, who would be a bonesma…”
▶ The Shadow State 48 Skull & Bones Finale Pt. 1 @ 18:47
Astor family built
Waldorf Astoria caller_asserted
“I also wanted to talk about the Astors. I didn't get a chance to chime in yesterday, but you brought up in Chapter 1 about the Waldorf Astoria. Yes. The Astor family is the one who first built the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 3 @ 1:07:16
Pilgrims Society member_of
Astor family host_asserted
“It is like the perfect matchup to the origin story of Operation Gladio. You had the Astors, the DuPonts, the Rockefellers, Carnegie's, Vanderbilt's. You also had all of the people from the secret societies, Skull and Bones at Yale that Ward…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Presidents’ Secret Wars Chap 17 @ 1:17:17
American Pilgrims member_of
Astor family host_asserted
“Fabian Society time. And a lot of the crossover, because they have one in London as well, it is like the perfect matchup to the origin story of Operation Gladio. You had the Astors, the DuPonts, the Rockefellers, Carnegie's.…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 17 @ 1:17:29
Astor family trafficked
China host_asserted
“And I thought you were going to finish at Vanderbilt. But you said Cornelius Vanderstar. And the thing I was thinking right away was that in the 19th century, the early 20th century, we had these two big oligarch families, two big famous fa…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 12b @ 1:30:20
Astor family trafficked
China speculative
“We know the opium wars were going on. I think both of them were involved in shipping the opium into China. And to do that, if they were getting the opium out of Bengal, which was British at that time, they had to have the permission of the …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO exposed in The Splendid Blond Beast Part 12B @ 1:29:36
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▶ 8:00
We've got Ralph Waldo Emerson, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Betty Davis and Catherine Hepburn, Henry and Jane Fonda, Michael Douglas, the actor, the Beach Boys, or some of them, Eli Whitney, of course, from the Whitney family, Norman Rockwell, an…
▶ 29:11
Very good. Few more prominent names. Oh, real quick. Renee in chat once she says, I'm guessing these are the shady ones behind the creation of Rhodesia. Absolutely. Much of Milner's kindergarten met Milner when he was in South Africa. This …
▶ 31:46
The society of the elect and why we had to go back and make sure we emphasize how important they are as we're talking about the pilgrims. And we can't miss the other figures like Lord Atricum, whose name was actually Edward Griggs, Nancy As…
▶ 10:15
Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. That's Roger Sherman. It's his grandson, his efforts. So he goes to Yale, becomes a bonesman. What did he do in his career? Well, later on, he represented the estate of the Astor family, John …
▶ 1:17:17
It is like the perfect matchup to the origin story of Operation Gladio. You had the Astors, the DuPonts, the Rockefellers, Carnegie's, Vanderbilt's. You also had all of the people from the secret societies, Skull and Bones at Yale that Ward…
▶ 39:01
The Anglo-American Astor family is quite the powerhouse in its own right. During the 20th century, the descendants of John Jacob Astor were among the wealthiest individuals in the world. They were, let's see, Lord Astor's father was a key f…
▶ 1:07:16
I also wanted to talk about the Astors. I didn't get a chance to chime in yesterday, but you brought up in Chapter 1 about the Waldorf Astoria. Yes. The Astor family is the one who first built the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.…
▶ 1:07:33
And it's a coinkydink, but guess who owns it now? The Hiltons. And then also the Astors, I don't know if you all know, are very much connected to the opium trade. Warhamster has shared all that.…
▶ 1:30:20
And I thought you were going to finish at Vanderbilt. But you said Cornelius Vanderstar. And the thing I was thinking right away was that in the 19th century, the early 20th century, we had these two big oligarch families, two big famous fa…
▶ 1:35:36
insured those shipments and that's how he was making money as well so they were all getting rich off of opium right yeah it's a crazy story and something you don't find in any history book yeah and it's i mean but just the conjunction of th…
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I read that the Astor name came from Star because they were basically a pagan family. This isn't in the Wikipedia page or anything, but it's a theory that people have who follow these occult families. The Astor name came from Star, and it's…
▶ 1:38:01
I mean, I think this is some kind of multigenerational thing where the three families names didn't didn't get that way by accident. It was definitely correct. Yeah. And by the way, one of the asters, I think it was John, the fourth, if I re…
▶ 1:38:31
Yeah. Yeah. Or whatever. But he was he was killed. Right. Right. And that was how they got the Fed and the direct election senators and World War One and all that. So, yeah. All right. Anybody else got anything else before we close up shop …
▶ 1:17:27
You also have all of the original families of the Astors, DuPonts, Rockefellers, Carnegies, Morgans, Vanderbilts, all part of this. They talk about the fraternity and sororities of Yale and Harvard. And their match in England is Oxford and …
▶ 1:19:14
Dean Atkinson, Nelson Aldridge, Winthrop Aldridge. I already mentioned the Astors. Brzezinski, Prescott Bush, Andrew Carnegie. Let's see. Well, let's hold that. You know, I've been thinking that we'd probably get to Pilgrim Society as part …
▶ 18:47
popularly voted in by the people. Everts also was a guy who represented the estate of the famous Astor family. What else do we have? He was famous for the prizes cases. And his son was also a bonesman, Maxwell Everts, who would be a bonesma…
▶ 30:51
And he's the guy who served as the U.S. consul for Chile in New York from 1840 to 51. The Chilean connection again. Yeah. He would marry a woman named Laura Eugenia Astor. Yeah, she's the daughter of William Blackstone Astor Sr. And the bro…
▶ 31:26
Theirs was probably more pristine than the Delano's. They were big fur traders, the Astors. But I don't think any of these shipping families didn't occasionally bring in some contraband. We just didn't find out about it because they paid of…
▶ 32:02
The tomb is pretty cool too. All right, let's get that up on screen briefly. Ah, that's not it. We'll have to get that later. I'm still taking up too much food. We'll get to it. Okay. All right, let's go back to this share. So he marries in…
▶ 34:06
Dick Aldrich's mom, that is. She was a descendant of the Winthrops and also the Astors. You know about the Winthrop family. Yes. But during the Spanish-American War of 1898, she is a nurse in the Red Freaking Cross. Of course she is. Yeah. …
▶ 1:06:23
And he would grow away from gradualism at this point and favored dictatorial methods. He said this gradualism is taking too long. We need a stronger hand to force this stuff through. So that's why he celebrates Mussolini. In fact, Beatrice …
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Yeah, I found it very interesting how he was such a fan of the Federalist model. I mean, obviously, one of my other big shows is the re-Federalist report. So I'm obviously an outspoken fan of Federalism. I think Acton is one of these, of al…
▶ 16:38
Absolutely a pilgrim. In fact, he's actually the epitome of a pilgrim. William Waldorf Astor was born in 1848. He would live until 1919. Born in New York City, is the only child of financier and philanthropist John Jacob Astor III. Family h…
▶ 17:18
Starts as a dealer in woodwind instruments. Oh, and his brother, okay. His brother George also left Germany for London in 1778, and they built a flute-making company. So this mighty Astor family started out making flutes. So then John Jacob…
▶ 18:27
Most famous of them is John Jacob Astor Jr. Didn't do much, but then you get to William Blackhouse Astor. And he took the family to the next level and establishes the fur trading company in Fort Astoria, Oregon in 1811. And I've been there.…
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And that horse is the founding sire of all standard bred horses in the United States today. Interesting. So the Astors then settle in what's known as, they renamed it Astoria, Queens. And they also have residence, of course, in Mackinac Isl…
▶ 26:54
And if anybody exemplifies society's mix of old money, business and Anglo-American ties, it's him. And generations of Astors would be part of the Pilgrim Society. And I would also say that by moving to England and renouncing his American ci…
▶ 30:50
yeah it all ends there it's just a matter of different flavor it's like yeah the difference between fascism and say communism in the 20th century is literally who actually controls the means of production but the same result if you're not o…
▶ 29:27
Very good. A few more prominent names. Oh, very quick. Renee in chat says, I'm guessing these are the shady ones behind the creation of Rhodesia. Absolutely. Much of Milner's kindergarten met Milner when he was in South Africa. These are th…
▶ 32:00
So that is the society of the elect and why we had to go back and make sure we emphasize how important they are as we're talking about the pilgrims. And we can't miss the other figures like Lord Atricum, whose name was actually Edward Grigg…