Whitney family family
also: the Whitney's, Whitney's
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Claims (3)
Cortland Dixon Barnes member_of
Whitney family host_asserted
“And he marries, let's see, he was, let's see, he married, what's it say? Oh, his second cousin was John Hay Jock Whitney, back to Warhamster's Whitney family. Colonel, I got to jump in here. What?…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner safe for Democracy Part 9 @ 1:13:01
Catherine Lansing Barney member_of
Whitney family host_asserted
“So I didn't have Barnes on my scroll and key list, but I see sources that say he is as well. But his, let's say, Catherine Lansing Barney, her mother was a Lorinda Lily Collins Whitney. Yes. But more importantly, her father was Charles Trac…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner safe for Democracy Part 9 @ 1:13:36
Eli Whitney member_of
Whitney family documented
“most prestigious family in American history. And nobody talks about them. I have no idea how they've been able to stay under the radar. One of the most famous Whitney's, of course, is Eli Whitney, who invented the cotton gin, which is what …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 22:13
Mentions (10)
▶ 8:42
His son, John Shattuck Jr., born 1666, was actually killed by Indians, moved his family to a place called Groton, which is also where one of the prep schools we talked about the Groton School is. Yeah, they were the biggest landowners in Gr…
▶ 21:42
really stick together and they have some very, they're placing an amazingly prominent play, you know, roles. And I thought that was a really good example. Yeah. We cannot talk about skull and bones without talking about the Whitney family. …
▶ 22:13
most prestigious family in American history. And nobody talks about them. I have no idea how they've been able to stay under the radar. One of the most famous Whitney's, of course, is Eli Whitney, who invented the cotton gin, which is what …
▶ 22:44
That's the Whitney family, but they go back a long ways. Let me give you a quick look at the one I'm going to focus on here is William Collins Whitney, but he is not alone. And this is William Collins Whitney. Good looking guy. Looks like h…
▶ 23:17
He was known as a political leader and a financier, ran a lot of the Whitney family businesses. Well, since nobody really knows who the Whitney's are, they probably do know who the businesses are. Anyone on Wall Street knows who J.H. Whitne…
▶ 25:16
Transport, CAT, Air America, and all of the things that came after that, Evergreen, just to name a few of them. But they were all modeled exclusively off of the covert side of Pan Am. Excellent. And this is the Whitney family that founded t…
▶ 1:24:19
I'm a pretty good source on it since I worked there for a number of years. But when we've been going through the Skull and Bones series, the kernel that I've been doing, there's a number of Citibank or Citibank of New York, which is the fou…
▶ 1:27:18
They have a noose around our neck thanks to the Federal Reserve, the Rockefeller family, the Whitney family. They all married UK royals, war hamster columns of penny princesses. No, the dollar princesses that brought all the Fabian socialis…
▶ 1:13:01
And he marries, let's see, he was, let's see, he married, what's it say? Oh, his second cousin was John Hay Jock Whitney, back to Warhamster's Whitney family. Colonel, I got to jump in here. What?…
▶ 1:14:32
And the United States. J.P. Morgan got to be the middleman on every single one of it. And that's her father that was the president of the Knickerbocker Trust Company. The panic of 1907 set up everything to do on Jekyll Island. Yep. And he d…