Karl Marx person
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Claims (4)
Friedrich Engels published
Karl Marx caller_asserted
“the Capitol or Capitol with him and, uh, published all of it after his death. Um, and I know a lot about this because I'm an anarchist and we actually hate Marx, like real anarchist, hate Marx. Um, but, uh, anyway, Ingalls was a very rich k…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil, and War Part 2 @ 56:41
Antony Sutton funded
Karl Marx book_quoted
“20 Broadway, that's an address in New York City, and the people that were inside the city of London basically sat down and through their funding of Marx and all of the different writers, Lennon, Trotsky, you name it, all of them, whether th…”
▶ Operation Gladio 101 Pt 1 @ 55:19
Jacob Schiff funded
Karl Marx caller_asserted
“From my understanding, like, the whole communist manifesto or Das Kapital, they had that, like, they pretty much Marx, like, he went to Marx, he went to Lenin, you know, all these people, like, he helped push out for Rockefeller, from my un…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner – Presidents’ Secret Wars Chapter 11 cont’d @ 1:11:19
Fabian Society funded
Karl Marx caller_asserted
“Karl Marx, you find a lot of the Fabian Milner UK kind of…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 47 (49) @ 1:16:50
Mentions (17)
▶ 55:19
20 Broadway, that's an address in New York City, and the people that were inside the city of London basically sat down and through their funding of Marx and all of the different writers, Lennon, Trotsky, you name it, all of them, whether th…
▶ 21:13
Despite Wilson's claim that Livingstone never worked for him, he did in a roundabout way. Pilgrim said that General Capucci's biggest problem was that he wasn't a very bright guy. Joe was a nice guy and connected, but not bright. Next to Le…
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I could name someone like Considerable, who's completely forgotten. He was a French writer. In 1847, he published a manifesto, which was ripped off by a young man called Karl Marx in the Communist Manifesto. And by the way, those socialists…
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Not every piece of land is the same. Marx was such a fucker. I mean, just such a fucker. Any real anarchist hates Marx because he attached to the state and the bureaucracy of the state. Just think about our bureaucracy. Do you like our bure…
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You are told what your vocation is going to be. You are told where you're going to be, when you're going to be there, blah, blah, blah. And there are quotas set for you. You don't own anything. In socialism, that's more of kind of the Marxi…
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What we would call an NGO today is what you're talking about here, these charities, these foundations, everything like NGOs. Yeah, of course you're going to get some connection with the movers and shakers we've been talking about. But again…
▶ 55:45
I mean, maybe he thought he was doing something positive because, you know, it's a new way to make war without all the bloodshed or whatever. But that was my take on it. I'd like to know what you think about that. And the other thing is, I …
▶ 56:41
the Capitol or Capitol with him and, uh, published all of it after his death. Um, and I know a lot about this because I'm an anarchist and we actually hate Marx, like real anarchist, hate Marx. Um, but, uh, anyway, Ingalls was a very rich k…
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And this one world government that they envisioned happening, they're Satanists, evil people. So all they were doing was trying to, it's not unlike today hiring a PR firm to write a policy paper. That's all the whole Ingalls and Karl Marx a…
▶ 1:11:19
From my understanding, like, the whole communist manifesto or Das Kapital, they had that, like, they pretty much Marx, like, he went to Marx, he went to Lenin, you know, all these people, like, he helped push out for Rockefeller, from my un…
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Okay. Who's next, Bridget? I believe it's Carrie. Okay. Hey, so I just had an idea that maybe Marx was actually a British op. Because he was living in London and he's Jewish. Okay.…
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I love that. Yeah. I want to agree with that. I just kind of understood where she was kind of coming from because from my understanding, Marx had quite an influence on Hitler and so on and so forth and all along with the communist movement …
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Karl Marx, you find a lot of the Fabian Milner UK kind of…
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He was moved to learn more about communism, forcing himself to read Karl Marx. Oswald's dream of an exciting world beyond the hysteria of his life, where he could make himself into whoever he wanted to be.…
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As we talked about last week, you know, George Bernard Shaw, after discovering Karl Marx and reading Das Kapital, he joined what's called the Social Democratic Federation two years prior to becoming a Fabian. Yeah. So that was all part of i…
▶ 1:40:19
were actually Jewish. And there was a reason for that, and that's because Zionism and Marxism stem, they're fruits of the exact same tree. It all flows through Hegel, and you get Marx, you get a lot of other thought thinkers, we can't go th…
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And you're going to find out there's not a place you can hide if you're on the grid, period. Thank you. Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, I think I've said this before in your space. It's my contention that actually communism was built by the British…