Venice place
also: Serenissima, Venetians, Venice
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François-René de Chateaubriand lived_in
Venice documented
document
“Brooding in Venice after the fall of the Bourbon regime, the arch-conservative Chateaubriand remarked bleakly that “the Kings [had] become the chamberlains of Salomon, Baron de Rothschild.”…”
source: book — The House of Rothschild, Volume 1: Money's Prophets, 1798-1848 · ch. EIGHT Sudden Revolutions (1830-1833)
Salomon Rothschild did_business_with
Venice documented
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“In Venice, Salomon’s salt factory looked vulnerable to Manin’s republican regime.…”
source: book — The House of Rothschild, Volume 1: Money's Prophets, 1798-1848 · ch. SIXTEEN 1848
Manin headed
Venice documented
document
“In Venice, Salomon’s salt factory looked vulnerable to Manin’s republican regime.…”
source: book — The House of Rothschild, Volume 1: Money's Prophets, 1798-1848 · ch. SIXTEEN 1848
Venice carried_out_attack
Istanbul host_asserted
“There's a great story about that that is probably historically accurate. Venice basically was able to redirect the Holy Roman Empire, the crusading army, to Constantinople. And the main reason they did that is Venice was the number one seag…”
▶ The Shadow State 39 The Vatican Bank @ 26:08
Venice redirected
Crusades host_asserted
“There's a great story about that that is probably historically accurate. Venice basically was able to redirect the Holy Roman, the crusading army to Constantinople. And the main reason they did that is Venice was the number one seagoing mar…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #38 @ 25:53
Venice founded
Black Nobility host_asserted
“The Ottomans tried to invade them a couple times, got stuck in the swamps, had their boats sunk. What the Venetians had was a mastery of the Carthaginian navigation. It kind of passed down from, well, these are the oligarchical families of …”
▶ The Shadow State 65 Cecil Rhodes & Maritime Empires @ 21:27
Venice carried_out_attack
Fourth Crusade host_asserted
“sea lanes that's going on but if you focus back in on istanbul um used to be called constantinople there's a big historical reference here that was the basically capital of the eastern roman empire which lasted a thousand years longer than …”
▶ Live Research Dig w WarHamster and GBPH @ 1:15:00
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sea lanes that's going on but if you focus back in on istanbul um used to be called constantinople there's a big historical reference here that was the basically capital of the eastern roman empire which lasted a thousand years longer than …
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They bribed the Holy Roman Empire at the last minute to stop the invasion. But the Venetian doges realized that they were vulnerable to a land attack. They had a great maritime power. You know, they were always going at it with Constantinop…
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They invite the Europeans to come to Baghdad. Baghdad was far more advanced and sophisticated at the time than Europe was. They were doing surgery. They were using all kinds of medicine that did not exist in Europe. They were putting people…
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is wrapped around this single process as part of an economic warfare tool. Yeah, ever since basically the creation of paper money, that's been the case. And then that goes back to Venice, which is the people who basically created the mercan…
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Richardson stayed on at the Army Counterintelligence and switched over to the CIA afterwards. He had been assigned to Italy, Vienna, Trieste, which is the northeast, just north of Venice area of Italy, and moved to Saigon from Manila, which…
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like the San Vito area, which is where I was at. And then Brindisi is a port city where it's real easy to get transportation up to Rome and Milan and some of the bigger cities, Bari, Venice. And so we were warned on base to never, ever, eve…
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And their entire background is in espionage and intelligence gathering. We've always said that it was the mercantilists. The reason the British were so far ahead of the rest of Europe was this intelligence network, which they obviously inhe…
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around the world and then using them as boogeymans in order to orchestrate terror and control the people. And they've been doing that since, you know, the late 1800s, early 1900s that we've covered. Not saying that it doesn't go back much f…
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the gossip about personalities who ruled Germany and Italy. Dolman was, in short, precisely the type of person Nazis sent to the gas chamber. But instead, Hitler's interpreter was free to attend gay and lesbian orgies in Venice. And he had …
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peaked under popes julius ii and leo x which funded saint peter's basilica of reconstruction they're doing about 1.5 billion a year in indulgences in today's dollars this is when they started going into banking partnerships the church would…
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There's a great story about that that is probably historically accurate. Venice basically was able to redirect the Holy Roman Empire, the crusading army, to Constantinople. And the main reason they did that is Venice was the number one seag…
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Their biggest competition was Constantinople. And they basically eliminated their competition to make that happen. And, of course, opened the gates of Turkey to what became the Ottoman Empire. So once Constantinople fell, the rest of what's…
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She was supposedly taken to a nunnery outside of Venice and never to be heard from again. So she had walked into his room first thing in the morning and described his body as bowed up backwards, which is a clear indication that he was poiso…
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all played a decisive role that Benedict XVI had tried to counter. That is why Benedict was forced to resign, also through the blocking of the swift interbank system. To make room for an emissary of the woke globalist agenda, it is clear th…
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This is old money. These are blue bloods. You mentioned the Roman stuff. That's one of the theories of history we haven't talked too much about. But you talk about the black nobility. These are the 13 families that came out of Venice. Well,…
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and uh they've got a lot got a lot in common these maritime empires um i just pulled up a uh a little chart of i basically asked croc or chat gbt i go give me the list of most powerful navy in the world from each time period and you just fo…
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um prevalent through all of the the time you know our entire history um is wrapped around this single um process as part of an economic warfare tool yeah ever since the um basically the creation of paper money that's been the case and then …
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They had reemerged in places like, oh, I don't know, Genoa and Venice for the next thousand years. I focus on Venice quite a bit because this tiny little swamp-grounded city controlled city-states throughout the region, and therefore the tr…
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The Ottomans tried to invade them a couple times, got stuck in the swamps, had their boats sunk. What the Venetians had was a mastery of the Carthaginian navigation. It kind of passed down from, well, these are the oligarchical families of …
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Why were they so successful? Well, they had these ships called the Great Galleas. And this was a massive sea tank. And it had tons of room to take their goods, their shipping, and other places. But the biggest issue with trade at the time, …
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It's where loads of London comes in. These are the forefathers of loads of London. You had to ensure a massive endeavor like some kind of trip across the oceans. The problem was they were incredibly strong on the sea, and as we pointed out …
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The Di Medici's slipped a bribe to the Holy Roman Empire, and I think it was the 1300s, and kept a massive invasion of united European foes from attacking Venice. From that point forward, the merchant princes realized we are vulnerable from…
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This is mercantilism. But you also see these merchant princes, because they have so much money, they still now get the ear of the kings and the people that are creating foreign policy. They were called new money at the time, but they had th…
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He's got this rise of his middle class. You have different currencies. We're entering a new currency age where lending money is actually now a thing. Both the Catholic Church and the Islam nation have banned usury or lending of money, even …
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one of the major players in global commerce pretty quickly right so how'd that happen i'm going to stop the screen share i don't have any other cool maps um so how'd that happen what's going on in the world so the renaissance hits us around…
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Because the Anglican church just put the, oh, I don't know, we'll just make the king, you know, the spokes, the mouth of God. All right, this leads us to the rise of Venice, Flores, the Medici's and the banking system that we talked about l…
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They invented the stock market, the corporation, the initial public offering. They invented the central bank. They took everything they learned from Venice and the Di Medici's and turned it into a central bank. So, gotta love the Dutch, rig…
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or wherever you first see these ties with the Western banking systems and infrastructure and money monopoly capitalists with the national intelligence entities that come about? Well, I think you have to go back even further than that to und…
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And this agent's job was to find people in each port city that were susceptible to bribes for profit. They would try to crop up politicians in localities. They would give them beneficial trade deals. It sounds very similar to what we do tod…
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Several European nations and the Holy Roman Empire were marching on Venice into their swamps, and we're going to wipe them off the doges off the planet. One of the reasons that's going to happen is because the Di Medici family had invented …
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than just having to, you know, collect all your gold and then spend it all at once. It's kind of a much less transactional and more of a financialized system. Long story short, Venice bribed the whole of the Roman Empire. The invasion didn'…