J.P. Morgan person
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Claims (26)
Peter Penoyer member_of
J.P. Morgan host_asserted
“How many Hollywood connections do we get? A guy by the name of Peter Penoyer. You haven't heard of him. Class of 1975. I brought him up because he's the great-grandson of J.P. Morgan. Keep it in the family. We have a Louis Thompson Preston,…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 34:30
Lillian Scott Troy exposed
J.P. Morgan host_asserted
“to accelerate the British annexation of America. And she said that they were in collusion with people like J.P. Morgan, Elihu Root, Woodrow Wilson, which means Colonel House. Woodrow Wilson, of course, was a Fabian. And Lord Rothschild's, o…”
▶ The Shadow State 75 The Pilgrims Society @ 59:11
J.P. Morgan provided_bridge_financing_for
Knickerbocker Trust Company documented
“and their stocks look like it's going to be insolvent. Everyone panics, and everyone's worried that Olive Wall Street is going to be running all the banks. J.P. Morgan steps in, gets all the other bankers together, and says, look, we've got…”
▶ The Shadow State 67 The City of London @ 47:16
J.P. Morgan founded
Federal Reserve documented
“and their stocks look like it's going to be insolvent. Everyone panics, and everyone's worried that Olive Wall Street is going to be running all the banks. J.P. Morgan steps in, gets all the other bankers together, and says, look, we've got…”
▶ The Shadow State 67 The City of London @ 47:16
J.P. Morgan financed_via
International Harvester host_asserted
“First one, very important. Actually, you know what? Let's do the brothers first. And now go in the order I have it. Cyrus McCormick Jr., handsome lad. 1859 to 1936, he became the president of the McCormick harvesting machine from 1884 to 19…”
▶ The Shadow State 56 The Kingmaker Mark Hanna @ 19:55
Davis Polk funded
J.P. Morgan documented
“Davis Polk has a long and storied history. They were the chief counsel for James Piermont Morgan, J.P. Morgan himself. These are the guys that helped restructure the Pennsylvania Railroad. They helped create a General Electric. It's a prett…”
▶ The Shadow State 26 Secret Societies 10; The Heinz Connection @ 27:11
Thomas W. Lamont member_of
J.P. Morgan host_asserted
“In 1929, Owen Young became chairman of the Committee of Experts, supported by J.P. Morgan himself. The alternate was T.W. Lamont, who was Morgan's partner in all of his businesses, and T.N. Perkins, a banker with who? Morgan. In other words…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 21:19
J.P. Morgan funded
World War II host_asserted
“English banks that forced the Ottomans to the point where they had no choice but to join Germany by indebting the entire Ottoman Empire. But the one banker who profited the most from World War I was J.P. Morgan. That's no accident. He got p…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy part 35 (37) @ 1:06:05
J.P. Morgan ordered_assassination_of
Sinking of the Titanic caller_asserted
“I remembered. It was the Titanic she was talking about. It wasn't the Titanic. And it was the Olympic. And it was J.P. Morgan that sank the ship. They had the Carpathian waiting for that ship. The Olympic was uninsurable because it had been…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Book Club Presidents_ Secret Wars Chap 13 @ 1:51:35
T. N. Perkins member_of
J.P. Morgan host_asserted
“In 1929, Owen Young became chairman of the Committee of Experts, supported by J.P. Morgan himself. The alternate was T.W. Lamont, who was Morgan's partner in all of his businesses, and T.N. Perkins, a banker with who? Morgan. In other words…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 21:19
J.P. Morgan appointed
Allen Dulles book_quoted
“John Foster Dulles had meanwhile returned to the law firm of Sullivan and Cromwell, where he was a full partner specializing in all the legal aspects of German reparations and in international finance. Between 1923 and 1924, banker J.P. Mor…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #4 @ 9:19
J.P. Morgan financed_via
Porfirio Diaz host_asserted
“Yeah, but it's all with American companies investing in it. So they own the infrastructure just like every other country they overthrow. Oh, yeah. And this is right on the open. The other people who backed this revolution, someone by the na…”
▶ The Shadow State 59 Spooks & Infectious Disease @ 36:31
J.P. Morgan funded
Knickerbocker Trust Company host_asserted
“And JP Morgan bailed out the Knickerbocker Trust and basically solved some markets. Immediately after that, in response to the panic of 1907, we get Aldrich, Senator Aldrich, Aldrich-Freeland Act, which basically created a six-year version …”
▶ The Shadow State 75 The Pilgrims Society @ 34:28
Charles Darwin member_of
J.P. Morgan book_quoted
“to develop a program of reparation payments. The resulting Dawes plan, according to Georgetown University professor Carol Quigley, quote, largely a JP Morgan production, unquote, because that's who the guy worked for. The Dawes plan arrange…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 16:54
J.P. Morgan funded
United Kingdom host_asserted
“buying up 25 of the major, biggest newspapers on the East Coast, trying to drum up support to join the British in World War I. J.P. Morgan is a Pilgrim Society founder. Next point, financial domination through British banking networks. And …”
▶ The Shadow State 75 The Pilgrims Society @ 50:37
J.P. Morgan member_of
Pilgrims Society host_asserted
“buying up 25 of the major, biggest newspapers on the East Coast, trying to drum up support to join the British in World War I. J.P. Morgan is a Pilgrim Society founder. Next point, financial domination through British banking networks. And …”
▶ The Shadow State 75 The Pilgrims Society @ 50:37
J.P. Morgan funded
Groton School host_asserted
“And what's the Boston Watch and Word Society? They're all in a censorship of books. So, again, this is the Puritan mindset right around the time of the Gilded Age. And he's one of the leaders of it. To get all this acreage funded for this s…”
▶ The Shadow State 36 Secret Societies 20; The Groton School @ 17:58
Jackson Reynolds member_of
J.P. Morgan host_asserted
“Nor was it the first time that reparations were demanded after a war. We never needed the Bank of International Settlements before, and they didn't need it this time. It was all a lie. The actual details were worked out at a conference pres…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 33:09
J.P. Morgan financed_via
World War II host_asserted
“which I've been making the case that J.P. Morgan did specifically so they could create the predecessor of the Federal Reserve, which was known as the Aldrich Something Act, which basically allowed J.P. Morgan, when they extended that act to…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner safe for Democracy Part 9 @ 1:14:03
J.P. Morgan front_for
White Star caller_asserted
“That's not how they did those ships. They painted them on. Nobody welded on the names of the ships. And the name of the, quote, Titanic was welded on the letters. And some of them had fallen off. So anyway, if you look into J.P. Morgan and …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Book Club Presidents_ Secret Wars Chap 13 @ 1:53:04
J.P. Morgan funded
United Kingdom host_asserted
“aldridge vreeland act and that's when jp morgan set up the meetings with england for the american lend lease program to basically give food weapons and everything else and supplies to england and jp morgan got a commission on every single t…”
▶ The Shadow State 75 The Pilgrims Society @ 35:00
J.P. Morgan member_of
Bank for International Settlements host_asserted
“That's what the Hague Agreement was, yeah. Okay, and then you said, well, what's interesting was the United States was missing there, but how convenient J.P. Morgan interests are there, other interests of the Federal Reserve were there, not…”
▶ The Shadow State Pt. 10; The Ties Between Banking and Intelligence (2 of 2) @ 52:50
E. Roland Harriman financed_via
J.P. Morgan host_asserted
“was, of course, Jacob Schiff. Jacob Schiff, of course, would be part of founding the Federal Reserve a few decades later. He pitches Jacob Schiff on the idea of getting a bunch of rich people to pool their money together and build a nationa…”
▶ The Shadow State 23 Secret Societies 7 The Harriman Dynasty @ 19:09
J.P. Morgan financed_via
Federal Reserve host_asserted
“which I've been making the case that J.P. Morgan did specifically so they could create the predecessor of the Federal Reserve, which was known as the Aldrich Something Act, which basically allowed J.P. Morgan, when they extended that act to…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner safe for Democracy Part 9 @ 1:14:03
George Peabody funded
J.P. Morgan caller_asserted
“his father got a bunch of money from this guy named Peabody that was really big in London.…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 12 @ 1:52:09
J.P. Morgan secretly_owned
Sinking of the Titanic host_asserted
“He would die on the Titanic just two months after she published that big expose. Remember who owns the Titanic? J.P. Morgan. My God, you just can't make this shit up. It's got to be a coincidence. I'm sure it is. There's more to her, and sh…”
▶ The Shadow State 75 The Pilgrims Society @ 58:36
Mentions (74)
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to develop a program of reparation payments. The resulting Dawes plan, according to Georgetown University professor Carol Quigley, quote, largely a JP Morgan production, unquote, because that's who the guy worked for. The Dawes plan arrange…
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In 1929, Owen Young became chairman of the Committee of Experts, supported by J.P. Morgan himself. The alternate was T.W. Lamont, who was Morgan's partner in all of his businesses, and T.N. Perkins, a banker with who? Morgan. In other words…
▶ 21:50
financial plans for their own advantage. So Quigley says, quote, international bankers set in heaven under a reign of fees and commissions, unquote. The German members of the Committee of Experts were equally interesting. In 1924, Hamar Sch…
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Four years later, we have the Young Plan, who was part of the Dawes Plan. According to Hitler's financial guru, Schlott, and Nazi industrialist Fritz Thyssen, Thyssen, T-H-Y-S-S-E-N, it was the 1928 Young Plan, which followed the Dawes Plan…
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Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, I just heard this morning that J.P. Morgan actually was a London banker. Have you ever heard that? That what? J.P. Morgan lived in London, yes. He originated as a London banker.…
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In London, the data I got was that his father got a bunch of money from this guy named Peabody that was really big in London. Yeah, that's true. I never heard any of that before. I was shocked. And oh, my God. And like that explains a lot. …
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You know, the Wall Street and the Bolsheviks and the Wall Street and Hitler and the Wall Street and FDR. He explained that whole history of J.P. Morgan. OK. Lots of dead bodies around J.P. Morgan. OK. I'm not counting his body count. Colone…
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Let me look over here on Rumble. Without the U.S. cash, the NATO agreements don't work out on base economics. Yeah, paying for food, driving off base, knickknacks, and other crap. Yeah, the influx of the money, and that's the reason why clo…
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And this is an interesting part here. Paul Helliwell was the son of an Englishman who was a cloth buyer, a member of the inner circle. And he also hung around with Henry Sturgis Morgan, who was the son of J.P. Morgan Jr., Nicholas Roosevelt…
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Yeah, and it's worth pointing out during the railroad wars, Harriman almost crashed the stock market in 1901 when him and J.P. Morgan were fighting over Northern Pacific. It was a big deal. The stock of Northern Pacific went from about $114…
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say we're not going to require the shorts to cover, and they basically stabilized the markets. J.P. Morgan was a scoundrel in many ways, but he has stabilized markets. 1895, he helped save the gold standard, dumped about $62 million into bo…
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and did really well at a young age. The guy only died in his early 60s, so he made a ton of money. But he basically got together a consortium. The first guy he was working with, his financier was Jacob Schiff. Jacob Schiff, of course, was a…
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Remember Mars Incorporated? The candy bars? Oh, yeah. Two of their sons, Forrest Mars Jr. and John Mars, attended in 49 and 53. They both go on to be executives for their parents' company. A lot of incestuousness in these corporations. We'v…
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This is another alumni from one of the Bonesman Feeding Ground schools. Next name. Oh, how about J.P. Morgan Jr.? Talk about royalty. Talk about banking. Here's class of 1884. Here's a fun one. We've talked about a few times. Class of 1962.…
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I remembered. It was the Titanic she was talking about. It wasn't the Titanic. And it was the Olympic. And it was J.P. Morgan that sank the ship. They had the Carpathian waiting for that ship. The Olympic was uninsurable because it had been…
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That's not how they did those ships. They painted them on. Nobody welded on the names of the ships. And the name of the, quote, Titanic was welded on the letters. And some of them had fallen off. So anyway, if you look into J.P. Morgan and …
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operating that sub there was that whole thing that came out or am i just imagining where they they like pulled him out of the help wanted ads you know he had like zero skills to operate that sub yeah carrie go ahead yeah and aster and some …
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Well, there were several on there that fit that, three of them that fit that criteria. Yeah, I don't remember. I just remember. Carnegie and Guggenheim. I thought Astor was one, too. Yes, Astor as well. Yeah, those were the three. Yeah, tha…
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JP Morgan, but yeah, he was a player. But it was really the Rockefellers. And because of that, because of that connection that they had, even when they first came together with the creation of centralized banks, you had, with that establish…
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English banks that forced the Ottomans to the point where they had no choice but to join Germany by indebting the entire Ottoman Empire. But the one banker who profited the most from World War I was J.P. Morgan. That's no accident. He got p…
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which I've been making the case that J.P. Morgan did specifically so they could create the predecessor of the Federal Reserve, which was known as the Aldrich Something Act, which basically allowed J.P. Morgan, when they extended that act to…
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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…
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But O'Connor, who had established himself as one of the more effective opponents of the New Deal in Congress, came across much more muscular. When the battle-scar political warhorse turned his invective on Dulles, accusing him of being a se…
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JP Morgan Jr. was so incensed by the class traitor FDR that his servants had to cut out the president's picture from a Wall Street Titans morning newspaper over fear he would spike his blood pressure. FDR even resulted in at least two abort…
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The Pell. Ron, go ahead. Yeah, I want to do, I wanted to read something here real quick. This was just a, this was just part of that post that I said, but Sullivan and Cromwell, founded in 1879, has served as the elite legal arm of American…
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John Foster Dulles had meanwhile returned to the law firm of Sullivan and Cromwell, where he was a full partner specializing in all the legal aspects of German reparations and in international finance. Between 1923 and 1924, banker J.P. Mor…
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by the name of Ronald Poussin, who used Dulles' appointment book to reconstruct a list of his personal clients. The list included virtually all of the important U.S. banks involved in international trade. J.P. Morgan, Kuhn Loeb & Company, L…
▶ 24:08
In the 1924 German external loan of $100 million, DOS plan loan managed in the U.S. by J.P. Morgan, National City, Lee Higgins & Company, and Kuhn & Lowe. Another one was bond sales underwritten by Harris Forb & Company for the city of Muni…
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and the business organizations that he led was a series of similar conferences throughout 1946 and 1947. The typical U.S. delegations included the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the National Association of Manufacturers, the Chairma…
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It labeled itself a citizens organization, but was in reality funded and administered by the same economic foreign policy elite that had been discussed so far, like the GEs and the Morgans and the Rockefellers. Its initial sponsors included…
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Yeah, and it's worth pointing out during the railroad wars, Harriman almost crashed the stock market in 1901 when him and J.P. Morgan were fighting over Northern Pacific. It was a big deal. The stock of Northern Pacific went from about $114…
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say we're not going to require the shorts to cover, and they basically stabilized the markets. J.P. Morgan was a scoundrel in many ways, but he has stabilized markets. 1895, he helped save the gold standard, dumped about $62 million into bo…
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and did really well at a young age. The guy only died in his early 60s, so he made a ton of money. But he basically got together a consortium. The first guy he was working with, his financier was Jacob Schiff. Jacob Schiff, of course, was a…
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was, of course, Jacob Schiff. Jacob Schiff, of course, would be part of founding the Federal Reserve a few decades later. He pitches Jacob Schiff on the idea of getting a bunch of rich people to pool their money together and build a nationa…
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or there'd be railroad, which were the two main, where most of the fortunes were made. You know, you had Rockefeller who had the monopoly, you know, he owned 70% of America's oil. You had Carnegie who had a monopoly in steel. J.P. Morgan ha…
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Davis Polk has a long and storied history. They were the chief counsel for James Piermont Morgan, J.P. Morgan himself. These are the guys that helped restructure the Pennsylvania Railroad. They helped create a General Electric. It's a prett…
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All right, so back to Endicott Peabody. How did he get his money to start this school? Well, it's interesting. His father was a Boston merchant and a very close associate of a guy that keeps coming up by the name of J.P. Morgan. Yeah. Yeah,…
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His parents then moved over to England in 1875 after his dad accepted a partnership at J.S. Morgan, which was the J.P. Morgan predecessor. So his dad's partner, J.P. Morgan, working on the England side of things, of the Atlantic. So did you…
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And what's the Boston Watch and Word Society? They're all in a censorship of books. So, again, this is the Puritan mindset right around the time of the Gilded Age. And he's one of the leaders of it. To get all this acreage funded for this s…
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We've had, what, six different Bonesmen attached to Bankers Trust already? Yes. This is another alumni from one of the Bonesmen feeding ground schools. Next name. Oh, how about J.P. Morgan Jr.? Talk about royalty. Talk about banking. He was…
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Remember Mars Incorporated? The candy bars? Oh, yeah. Two of their sons, Forrest Mars Jr. and John Mars, attended in 49 and 53. They both go on to be executives for their parents' company. A lot of incestuousness in these corporations. We'v…
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by a guy by the name of Frederick Eldridge, who just happened to be a childhood friend and classmate of J.P. Morgan. And what they tried to do in 1907 was they tried to drive up the cost of copper by cornering the market. And millions of do…
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that the central bankers and the new york bankers used as then cited as a need for the federal reserve system charles t barney yeah that's crazy uh-huh you know what charles t barney does i've shot himself he lost everything so that's the f…
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Yep. He was a longtime president of something called the Hackensack Water Company, which is just a utility. And he made pretty good money there. 1901, a guy by the name of Teddy Roosevelt appoints him to the State Tenement House Commission.…
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In the Northeast, that was a big deal. There's something called Century. There's one called University. There's one I've run into before called Grolier, which is a bunch of bibliophiles. It's a book club. He's a member of New York's Siwanka…
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First one, very important. Actually, you know what? Let's do the brothers first. And now go in the order I have it. Cyrus McCormick Jr., handsome lad. 1859 to 1936, he became the president of the McCormick harvesting machine from 1884 to 19…
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Yeah, but it's all with American companies investing in it. So they own the infrastructure just like every other country they overthrow. Oh, yeah. And this is right on the open. The other people who backed this revolution, someone by the na…
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They went to J.P. Morgan's conference room where they devised what became the predecessor of the Federal Reserve Bank. What happened was a bunch of banks were failing in 1907. And the American dollar was in absolute panic. J.P. Morgan ends …
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We had the Home Insurance Company, Acme Fertilizer, Dick and Meyer Sugar Refineries. I like that one because the colonel is going to talk about that. We had the Cord Meyer Development Company, the Lake Charles Rice Milling Company, Equitabl…
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and their stocks look like it's going to be insolvent. Everyone panics, and everyone's worried that Olive Wall Street is going to be running all the banks. J.P. Morgan steps in, gets all the other bankers together, and says, look, we've got…
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It was the Panic of 1907. What they learned from the previous Bering Brothers crisis is exactly what the Federal Reserve model was built on. And that's why we got the Federal Reserve. Thank you, England, so much for that, you bastards. I've…
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It was J.P. Morgan. J.P. Morgan, of course, would then be the lender to everything in England during World War I when we were doing the Lynn Lease Program. They got a commission on every single American product that got sent to England. Peo…
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And they meet at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Pretty exclusive. And the people there, of course, is diplomat Joseph Choate, Andrew Carnegie, J.P. Morgan, John Jacob Astor. Oh, just a few small names in American, you know, industria…
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And JP Morgan bailed out the Knickerbocker Trust and basically solved some markets. Immediately after that, in response to the panic of 1907, we get Aldrich, Senator Aldrich, Aldrich-Freeland Act, which basically created a six-year version …
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aldridge vreeland act and that's when jp morgan set up the meetings with england for the american lend lease program to basically give food weapons and everything else and supplies to england and jp morgan got a commission on every single t…
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Does that need any more explanation? No, but can I mention one other guy? Yeah. Okay. Morris Jessup. He was also one of the founding members of the American branch. And he also just so happened to be a member of the Jekyll Island Club with …
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And he might have been the source of some of these documents. We don't know. But Steed was always torn between his loyalty to Rhodes Vision and Lillian's tenacity. So I'll get to that in a second. Finally, in 2012, he waivers and gives her …
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her original work i i haven't seen the original 24 points and my ai says it's one of those um questionable conspiracy theorists type thing but i think there's enough meat on the bone to share it so among those 24 points control of major ame…
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buying up 25 of the major, biggest newspapers on the East Coast, trying to drum up support to join the British in World War I. J.P. Morgan is a Pilgrim Society founder. Next point, financial domination through British banking networks. And …
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He would die on the Titanic just two months after she published that big expose. Remember who owns the Titanic? J.P. Morgan. My God, you just can't make this shit up. It's got to be a coincidence. I'm sure it is. There's more to her, and sh…
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to accelerate the British annexation of America. And she said that they were in collusion with people like J.P. Morgan, Elihu Root, Woodrow Wilson, which means Colonel House. Woodrow Wilson, of course, was a Fabian. And Lord Rothschild's, o…
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They're basically just a satellite office of the Yankees. I know they try to portray them as almost like competitors, but if you look at the oil barons originally, they all still had the banking relationships with the Standard Oil and the J…
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of New York, Henry Codman Potter. And we're going to get into J.P. Morgan in a little bit. And Grover Cleveland. And under the leadership of Bishop Potter, the Pilgrims of the United States organized their first formal dinner in 1903. So Ch…
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Right. Who designed that? Oh, I don't know. Henry Frick, J.P. Morgan and Charles Schwab. And they did it on behalf of Andrew Carnegie to build to take U.S. steel public. That deal was worth about seven billion dollars in today's money. So A…
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Yeah, and we will talk about Columbia today at the end. Next guy needs no introduction, J.P. Morgan. I've talked about him a ton. He was a very early Pilgrim Society. Shows you how they were always involved. They had, you know, you got Carn…
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The thing I want to point out with J.P. Morgan, and I've mentioned it several times on here before, but he pretty much orchestrated the panic of 1907 that he bailed, and J.P. Morgan would then bail out the Knickerbocker Trust and stabilize …
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Aldrich, of course, being Nelson Aldrich's namesake. Rockefeller connections. Aldrich also was there on Jekyll Island when they started the Federal Reserve, which then became the lender of last resort. World War I breaks out. Morgan is the …
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of the pilgrims in 1902. um you mentioned he was the founding president of carnegie endowment he also won a nobel peace prize um and was one of the founders of the council on foreign relations and he was both a personal attorney to jp morga…
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comes to america becomes a partner at coon loeb and company where he was associated with e.h harriman and many notable railroad battles with jp morgan and some of his constituents and business associates so schiff and morgan went head to he…
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He was an early vocal advocate for creating a U.S. central bank. Made a speech at the New York Chamber of Commerce in 1906. And he warned of panics due to an inelastic currency system. When was the panic of 19... Oops. One year later. Yeah.…
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pretty frequently back then uh jp morgan you know would always buy multiple tickets and you know everything like that and then cancel because schedules were harder back then he didn't have private jets so i think a lot of the titanic lore i…
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That's what the Hague Agreement was, yeah. Okay, and then you said, well, what's interesting was the United States was missing there, but how convenient J.P. Morgan interests are there, other interests of the Federal Reserve were there, not…
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bust up these trusts, what we call monopolies today, they're called trusts. And they did no such thing. They just changed the structure of what used to be a trust and created what's known as the modern-day U.S. corporation. The law firm tha…
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Absolute gentleman and a wealth of knowledge. And what he describes is you've got Senator Aldrich, a banker from J.P. Morgan, Citibank, some of the Warbirds, some Rothschild interests. They all jump on a train to head to Jekyll Island, Geor…