Edward M. House person
also: Colonel House, House, Colonel Edward House, Colonel E.M. House of Texas, Colonel Cowles, Colonel Edward M. House
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Claims (12)
Edward M. House served_with
Cecil Rhodes host_asserted
“Here's a guy working for Wilson. He assembled what's called the Inquiry, which is a team of academic experts to devise post-war solutions. He was responsible, House was, preparing the Constitution for the League of Nations. And he served on…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 1:13:05
Edward M. House member_of
Fabian Society book_quoted
“And he basically ran Wilson's State Department. House had very powerful connections. House is, by the way, a Fabian as well. With international bankers in New York. He was influential with great financial institutions represented by Paul an…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 1 @ 19:12
Edward M. House funded
League of Nations book_quoted
“The first major 20th century tragedy for the U.S. resulted Wilson's war message to Congress in the Declaration of War on April 6, 1917. House also persuaded Wilson that the way to avoid future wars was to create a World Federation of Nation…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 1 @ 20:11
Charles Seymour curated_papers_of
Edward M. House host_asserted
“So three people from the same bloodline were the president of Yale University, the home of the most secret of secret societies in the world where all the blue bloods go to matriculate. And I'm going to skip ahead for something, because when…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 1:12:07
Edward M. House worked_for
Woodrow Wilson host_asserted
“So three people from the same bloodline were the president of Yale University, the home of the most secret of secret societies in the world where all the blue bloods go to matriculate. And I'm going to skip ahead for something, because when…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 1:12:07
Edward M. House member_of
Paris Peace Conference host_asserted
“House was one of five U.S. commissioners to the Paris Peace Conference in 1919. Prior to that, House was known as the kingmaker in Texas. And no, he was never a colonel. He never served in the military. He just assumed the name. Well, it wa…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 1:12:41
Edward M. House assembled
The Inquiry host_asserted
“Here's a guy working for Wilson. He assembled what's called the Inquiry, which is a team of academic experts to devise post-war solutions. He was responsible, House was, preparing the Constitution for the League of Nations. And he served on…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 1:13:05
Edward M. House prepared
League of Nations host_asserted
“Here's a guy working for Wilson. He assembled what's called the Inquiry, which is a team of academic experts to devise post-war solutions. He was responsible, House was, preparing the Constitution for the League of Nations. And he served on…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 1:13:05
Edward M. House founded
Philip Drew, Administrator documented
“War Hamster because it's crazy. Now, Philip Drew, administrator, was basically published as a quote unquote novel. And originally, it was anonymous. But later, House actually admitted to writing it. So keep that in mind. This supposedly fic…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 3 @ 11:34
Edward M. House appointed
Woodrow Wilson book_quoted
“According to House's own papers and historical studies of Wilson's admirers, like the intimate papers of Colonel House edited by Charles Seymour and published in 1926, House created Wilson's domestic and foreign policies, not Wilson. He sai…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 1 @ 18:38
Edward M. House founded
CFR host_asserted
“This scheme was first conceived and put into operation during Woodrow Wilson by Colonel Edward House, who we've documented is definitely a Fabian. House was part of the founding of the CFR for the purpose of creating what House called a pos…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 3 @ 10:11
Edward M. House member_of
Fabian Society host_asserted
“This scheme was first conceived and put into operation during Woodrow Wilson by Colonel Edward House, who we've documented is definitely a Fabian. House was part of the founding of the CFR for the purpose of creating what House called a pos…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 3 @ 10:11
Mentions (28)
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was the subject of a letter on October 6th of 1916 from Lincoln Steffens, S-T-E-F-F-E-N-S, an American communist to Colonel House, who was Woodrow Wilson's aide. Here's the letter. Dear Colonel House, Just before I left New York last Monday…
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that Wall Street had completed arrangements for one more raid of Mexican bandits into the U.S. to be so timed and so atrocious that it would settle the election. Let that just sit there for a second. Once in power in Mexico, the Carranza go…
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So three people from the same bloodline were the president of Yale University, the home of the most secret of secret societies in the world where all the blue bloods go to matriculate. And I'm going to skip ahead for something, because when…
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House was one of five U.S. commissioners to the Paris Peace Conference in 1919. Prior to that, House was known as the kingmaker in Texas. And no, he was never a colonel. He never served in the military. He just assumed the name. Well, it wa…
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Here's a guy working for Wilson. He assembled what's called the Inquiry, which is a team of academic experts to devise post-war solutions. He was responsible, House was, preparing the Constitution for the League of Nations. And he served on…
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When Franklin Roosevelt moved into the White House in 1933, he was well aware of the interest that he was confronting as he attempted to reform the country's financial system and to create a social buffer. The real truth, FDR wrote to Colon…
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In April 1917, Wilson himself, when campaigning in 1916, had unequivocally said, we are not getting in that nasty war. However, Dan attributes the fact that we did get in that war to Colonel, fake Colonel, he's not a real Colonel, Edward M.…
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According to House's own papers and historical studies of Wilson's admirers, like the intimate papers of Colonel House edited by Charles Seymour and published in 1926, House created Wilson's domestic and foreign policies, not Wilson. He sai…
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And he basically ran Wilson's State Department. House had very powerful connections. House is, by the way, a Fabian as well. With international bankers in New York. He was influential with great financial institutions represented by Paul an…
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Schiff, Herbert Lehman, House had equally powerful connections with bankers and politicians in Europe. Bringing all of that to bear, House persuaded Wilson that America had an evangelistic mission to save the world for quote unquote democra…
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The first major 20th century tragedy for the U.S. resulted Wilson's war message to Congress in the Declaration of War on April 6, 1917. House also persuaded Wilson that the way to avoid future wars was to create a World Federation of Nation…
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To enforce peace. That seems like an oxymoron. Enforcing peace. Those two words don't seem to go together. Wilson first publicly endorsed Colonel House's world government idea without ever disclosing that it was House's idea. In September 1…
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at the urging of House, appointed a committee of intellectuals, the first president's brain trust, the experts, the scientists, to formulate peace terms and draw up a charter for world government, which obviously would take the form of the …
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head of the American Socialist Party, Alan Dulles, John Foster Dulles, Christian Harder, who was a Secretary of State. These intellectuals around Wilson, under the leadership of Colonel House, drew up a charter for world government that was…
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The U.S. did not join the League of Nations. House was very, very disappointed. But he was not willing to give up because the Fabians are turtles. They just keep on going. He called a meeting in Paris, France. A group of his most dedicated …
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Unquote. Well, what happened right after that? A couple of years later, we get the Council on Foreign Relations and the British sets up the Royal International Institute, Institute of International Affairs. That's crazy. It's almost like th…
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they decided for the CFR, was to set the conditions for the American people to accept this. What House called a positive foreign policy for America to replace the traditional negative foreign policy, which had kept America out of endless in…
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that had been working very closely with Colonel House. And obviously, he was the right-hand man of Wilson and also had spent a lot of time with FDR. From its early days, the Foreign Policy Association had interlocking personnel that worked …
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This scheme was first conceived and put into operation during Woodrow Wilson by Colonel Edward House, who we've documented is definitely a Fabian. House was part of the founding of the CFR for the purpose of creating what House called a pos…
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and be sucked into a one-world government. House knew, however, that America could not become a one-world socialist system under America's economy unless it was first socialized. So he began laying the groundwork for that. The following is …
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The extent of Colonel House's influence upon legislative plans of the administration, i.e. Wilson's, may be gathered from a remarkable document. In autumn of 1912, immediately after the presidential election, when Wilson was elected to his …
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graduate of the mafia at West Point, to reform the basic laws and determine the relationship of classes, to remodel the defensive forces of the republic, and to bring about an international grouping or league of powers. Five years after pub…
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The interest in it becomes more intense due to the fact that so many of the ideas expressed by Philip Drew, administrator, are becoming laws in this republic. And so many of his ideas have been discussed as becoming laws. Is Colonel E.M. Ho…
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Philip Drew gives us an insight into the main political and social principles that actuated House in his companionship with President Wilson. Through it runs the note of social democracy reminiscent of Louis Blanc and the revolutionaries in…
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1848, on whom Colonel Cowles patterned his plan for remaking America, had a scheme for the world virtually identical to Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, socialist revolutionaries who wrote Communist Manifesto. In 1918, Franklin Lane, Woodrow…
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Quote, all that book has said should be comes about. The president comes to Philip Drew in the end, unquote. The end was a socialist dictatorship of the proletariat identical to what existed in the Soviet Union. We have already come to a ma…
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as infringements of the U.S. national sovereignty. He strongly opposed any trials for war crimes or atrocities beyond those that the defeated powers might choose to carry out themselves. Lansing exhibited one curious state of mind, observed…
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He believes that almost any form of atrocity is permissible, provided the nation's safety is involved, unquote. When House asked Lansing who should best determine the level of atrocity appropriate to protect the nation, Lansing replied, quo…