Irving Fisher person
also: Fisher, Mr. Fisher
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Claims (10)
Irving Fisher founded
Race Betterment Foundation documented
“co-founder of the Race Betterment Foundation in 1906. And he was the first president of the American Eugenics Society. Why does that matter, Colonel? Oh, my gosh. So interesting when you go back, because that seems to be one of the common t…”
▶ The Shadow State 21 Secret Societies 5; Skull & Bones 1887-1908 @ 25:25
Irving Fisher headed
American Eugenics Society documented
“co-founder of the Race Betterment Foundation in 1906. And he was the first president of the American Eugenics Society. Why does that matter, Colonel? Oh, my gosh. So interesting when you go back, because that seems to be one of the common t…”
▶ The Shadow State 21 Secret Societies 5; Skull & Bones 1887-1908 @ 25:25
Irving Fisher recruited
Floyd "Freeway" Rick Ross book_quoted
“and we're bringing them in. And there's a few excerpts in here about how all of that works, but I'm not going to go into detail about that since we've already covered that in our last book. But there's a guy, the guy that recruits him into …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 8 @ 38:55
Irving Fisher supplied_arms_to
Floyd "Freeway" Rick Ross book_quoted
“was dealing a little cocaine on the side to pay for his own habit. So Fisher decides that he can get Ricky cocaine and make a few bucks because he's now going to be basically a wholesaler to Ricky. And that kind of is what launched his care…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 8 @ 39:24
Ivan Arguelles supplied_arms_to
Irving Fisher book_quoted
“this vocational school teacher. And so there was a guy that was involved in that whose name was Ivan. And he was the supplier to Mr. Fisher. So Ivan goes missing. And his whereabouts were not a mystery to Daniello Blanton. He had been obser…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 8 @ 39:53
Irving Fisher member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“Oh, here's that one. A guy named Fisher was a bonesman. One of the most famous eugenicists we ever had. There's a couple of, oh, a guy named Spitzer, who was a theoretical physicist. I think he was probably one of the good bonesmen. But NAS…”
▶ The Shadow State #18 Secret Societies Pt. 2; Skull & Bones @ 1:11:37
Irving Fisher member_of
United Israel Appeal book_quoted
“was almost exclusively Israeli intelligence veterans, current assets of Mossad. I can't make this shit up. Jewish agency member Fisher would also hold major leadership roles in the United Jewish Appeal, as well as the United Israel Appeal. …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO with Colonel Towner One Nation Under Blackmail by Whitney Webb, Chapter 13 and 14 @ 47:20
Irving Fisher founded
Race Betterment Foundation host_asserted
“co-founder of the Race Betterment Foundation in 1906. And he was the first president of the American Eugenics Society. Why does that matter, Colonel? Oh, my gosh. So interesting when you go back, because that seems to be one of the common t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 25:09
Irving Fisher member_of
United Jewish Appeal book_quoted
“was almost exclusively Israeli intelligence veterans, current assets of Mossad. I can't make this shit up. Jewish agency member Fisher would also hold major leadership roles in the United Jewish Appeal, as well as the United Israel Appeal. …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO with Colonel Towner One Nation Under Blackmail by Whitney Webb, Chapter 13 and 14 @ 47:20
Irving Fisher headed
American Eugenics Society host_asserted
“co-founder of the Race Betterment Foundation in 1906. And he was the first president of the American Eugenics Society. Why does that matter, Colonel? Oh, my gosh. So interesting when you go back, because that seems to be one of the common t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 25:09
Mentions (20)
▶ 18:45
The next name that popped up here is 1888, and I have to go through this guy because this guy's been haunting my life since college. And you've heard of him with your economics background. You know the next name. It's named Irving Fisher. Y…
▶ 19:13
Just because that was my field of study, and that's why this guy drives me nuts. He's an early neoclassical economist, post-Keensian school. For those who don't know, John Maynard Keynes is pretty much considered the father of the modern ec…
▶ 19:45
This Fisher was actually called the greatest economist the US has ever produced by none other than Milton Friedman and James Tobin. So this is no lightweight. He would come up with what's called the utility theory, general equilibrium princ…
▶ 20:13
Real interest rates equal nominal interest rates minus inflation. Pretty simple, but it was revolutionary at the time. It's how we price bonds. And then you start adding in the time value of money, all that stuff. But that comes to sell fro…
▶ 22:35
100%. So his reputation kind of took a beating. This is pretty funny. Nine days before the Wall Street crash of 1929, he had a famous quote. He says the stock market has reached a permanently high plateau. It's one of the worst market calls…
▶ 23:38
They crashed the market to go after Bank of New York. There is some truth to that. That's been found in writings and diaries over the years. I don't think anybody's ever written that book completely. Yeah. I'll think of the gentleman's name…
▶ 24:09
Here's a good one for him. Well, he was a proponent of what they call full reserve banking. What we have today is fractional reserve banking, where a bank, you know, you deposit $1,000, they've got to keep $100 on hand and can lend out the …
▶ 24:40
It allows more lending, which causes economic growth. If you have a one-to-one ratio like it used to be with gold, your economy doesn't grow as fast. This is where you get velocity of money. And he was pushing against that, which seems to r…
▶ 28:24
And probably one of the most interesting things, his name came up when I was doing some research when Brian first came out here about the carnivore diet, which I thought was completely crazy. But he was one of the first advocates of no red …
▶ 38:55
and we're bringing them in. And there's a few excerpts in here about how all of that works, but I'm not going to go into detail about that since we've already covered that in our last book. But there's a guy, the guy that recruits him into …
▶ 39:24
was dealing a little cocaine on the side to pay for his own habit. So Fisher decides that he can get Ricky cocaine and make a few bucks because he's now going to be basically a wholesaler to Ricky. And that kind of is what launched his care…
▶ 39:53
this vocational school teacher. And so there was a guy that was involved in that whose name was Ivan. And he was the supplier to Mr. Fisher. So Ivan goes missing. And his whereabouts were not a mystery to Daniello Blanton. He had been obser…
▶ 1:11:37
Oh, here's that one. A guy named Fisher was a bonesman. One of the most famous eugenicists we ever had. There's a couple of, oh, a guy named Spitzer, who was a theoretical physicist. I think he was probably one of the good bonesmen. But NAS…
▶ 18:58
Moving on. That's hilarious. Next name that popped up here is 1888. And I have to go through this guy because this guy's been haunting my life since college. And you've heard of him with your economics background. You know the next name. It…
▶ 20:01
This Fisher was actually called the greatest economist the US has ever produced by none other than Milton Friedman and James Tobin. So this is no lightweight. He would come up with what's called the utility theory, general equilibrium princ…
▶ 20:30
Real interest rates equal nominal interest rates minus inflation. Pretty simple, but it was revolutionary at the time. It's how we price bonds. And then you start adding in the time value of money, all that stuff. But that's all from Fisher…
▶ 22:51
100%. So his reputation kind of took a beating. This is pretty funny. Nine days before the Wall Street crash of 1929, he had a famous quote. He says, the stock market has reached a permanently high plateau. It's one of the worst market call…
▶ 24:25
Here's a good one for him. Well, he was a proponent of what they call full reserve banking. What we have today is fractional reserve banking, where a bank, you know, you deposit $1,000, they got to keep $100 on hand and can lend out the oth…
▶ 24:56
It allows more lending, which causes economic growth. If you have a one-to-one ratio like it used to be with gold, your economy doesn't grow as fast. This is where you get velocity of money. And he was pushing against that, which seems to r…
▶ 13:15
Just good timing, I think. Why else is he important? Well, he was the founder of something called the Cowles Commission. K-O-W-L-E-S is Cowles. It's hard to say. They had the Cowles Commission for the Research of Economics in 1932. He actua…