National Recovery Administration organization
also: NRA, National Recovery Act, Roosevelt's NRA, NRIA
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Claims (13)
Averell Harriman member_of
National Recovery Administration host_asserted
“FDR and him become friends. They're in the middle of the Great Depression. And Averill Harriman, I think it was 1932, joins what's called the National Recovery Administration. Now, everything that the government through the Great Depression…”
▶ The Shadow State 23 Secret Societies 7 The Harriman Dynasty @ 44:56
Franklin D. Roosevelt founded
National Recovery Administration host_asserted
“Two men that were backed by these leaders, FDR and Adolf Hitler in Germany, you had Roosevelt's New Deal and Hitler's four-year plan, that if you put them side by side, you can find very little difference in them. If you look at the origina…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 1:10:28
Averell Harriman member_of
National Recovery Administration documented
“We discussed him a bit last week, but he was a bonesman in 1918. We'll skip back to him in a bit, but I wanted to bring him up here because he's part of that same class as Prescott Bush and the Harriman boys. All three of those guys were sk…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies (Bush family) with War Hamster Brady @ 31:44
Averell Harriman member_of
National Recovery Administration host_asserted
“And I want to, before you jump off of April Harriman, I want to point out a couple of things. His time at the National Recovery Administration, the NRA was basically, there was a law that was, that it accompanied this organization. And it b…”
▶ The Shadow State 19 Secret Societies 3; The Bush Dynasty @ 32:19
Hugh S. Johnson headed
National Recovery Administration host_asserted
“But let me first set the story up by saying that there was General Hugh Johnson who had been named as the NRA administrator.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 1:08:49
Franklin D. Roosevelt founded
National Recovery Administration host_asserted
“And then, of course, I mentioned the 1933 National Recovery Administration that gets deemed unconstitutional.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 1:04:14
Antony Sutton book_quoted
National Recovery Administration book_quoted
“Basically, there was a law that accompanied this organization. And it basically, according to Antony Sutton, was the insert into a fascist slash socialist, basically transforming America. It was the first attempt to make us not a republic.…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies (Bush family) with War Hamster Brady @ 32:18
National Recovery Administration spied_on
Mar-a-Lago host_asserted
“I'm glad you brought Mar-a-Lago up because when that was happening, Just Human was doing a really good breakdown on NARA and what was going on with that. Now, we assumed that they were looking for the PIEVs that the president took down ther…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Honduras Part 2 @ 1:22:41
Gerald Swope proposed
National Recovery Administration host_asserted
“The three of them were called the Three Musketeers on the SWOT plan and implementing the, or drafting the NRA.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 1:07:29
Walter Teagle proposed
National Recovery Administration host_asserted
“The three of them were called the Three Musketeers on the SWOT plan and implementing the, or drafting the NRA.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 1:07:29
Louis Kirstein proposed
National Recovery Administration host_asserted
“The three of them were called the Three Musketeers on the SWOT plan and implementing the, or drafting the NRA.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 1:07:29
Antony Sutton exposed
National Recovery Administration book_quoted
“insert into a fascist slash socialist um uh basically transforming america it was the first attempt to make us not a republic because it kind of basically went back to monopolies with all of these trade organizations and labor and all of th…”
▶ The Shadow State 19 Secret Societies 3; The Bush Dynasty @ 32:47
National Recovery Administration paid
Richard Nixon guest_asserted
“The National Archives actually purchased back his presidential records from the library for, I want to say it was $18 million.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 1:44:19
Mentions (42)
▶ 9:21
fascist totalitarian where big business was in bed with the dictator and they basically were running monopolies. And that's kind of what you get when the nuts and bolts of the SWO plan. But like I said, we'll get to that in a minute. But I …
▶ 9:50
The NRA did get passed through Congress and it was signed into law. But immediately enough people contested it that law cases went up to the Supreme Court and it was struck down in its entirety as unconstitutional because it literally was i…
▶ 27:18
So it'd be very easy to scuttle that project if you wanted to, if you're in charge of it. And he would have been responsible for that contract to do the stamps at the place that was owned by the Delanos, all in the family. He organized, one…
▶ 31:17
They did it through organizing. I read to you that FDR was a construction trade director, president of the council. So basically what they did was they got the international syndicate members to be in charge of all of these newly created un…
▶ 56:01
an all-inclusive. Those were just the original people. And also, eventually, a guy by the name of Walter Teagle, who was one of the key administrators of that National Recovery Act that was illegal and unconstitutional, was involved in this…
▶ 1:00:47
However, having said that, that type of arrangement that I just read about, which was what Rockefeller envisioned, is what led to the New Deal and initially the NRA. The NRA was put into effect for them to be able to control the trade union…
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Because they believed you couldn't prove the collusion between them having their sycophants in charge of the trade unions, which were the ones that worked directly with the government to create the regulations that allowed them to maintain …
▶ 1:04:14
eventually gets put into effect called the War Industries Board. FDR actually establishes what his cousin wrote about in 1841. Once we go to war, he establishes the War Industry Board. And then, of course, I mentioned the 1933 National Reco…
▶ 1:07:05
I want to get to me that one of the most fascinating things that he researched. So understand that the Swope plan was basically the precursor to the National Recovery Act. You definitely need to understand those. Gerald Swope of GE, Walter …
▶ 1:07:29
was part of a retail big giant company called William Filene, F-I-L-E-N-E and Sun Retail. The three of them were called the Three Musketeers on the SWOT plan and implementing the, or drafting the NRA.…
▶ 1:08:49
I found some very interesting information digging into this story that we will break on a different show because it's crazy town. But let me first set the story up by saying that there was General Hugh Johnson who had been named as the NRA …
▶ 1:44:19
The National Archives actually purchased back his presidential records from the library for, I want to say it was $18 million. So there was definitely something in there that they didn't want to get out. At least that's complete speculation…
▶ 50:57
were identified as prominent American businessmen. Walter Teagle, who was an FDR buddy, and he also was the guy that FDR picked to be the NRA administrator. Remember that thing that I told you was the National Recovery Act that was later st…
▶ 1:08:05
Heimar Slott, Bernard Barak, the same international banks, J.P. Morgan, Guarantee Trust, Chase Bank, and most of them are all located at 120 Broadway. This group of international bankers backed the Bolshevik Revolution, FDR, and they profit…
▶ 1:10:28
Two men that were backed by these leaders, FDR and Adolf Hitler in Germany, you had Roosevelt's New Deal and Hitler's four-year plan, that if you put them side by side, you can find very little difference in them. If you look at the origina…
▶ 1:27:24
multiple versions of one world government. They created communism via the Bolsheviks. They created socialism in Germany. They created totalitarianism in Italy. And they created FDR in what they thought was going to be yet another version un…
▶ 1:45:32
Because they didn't have a secure gate. Now they do. So they have loaded it up with some of the consolidations. Sulin, Maryland is a place that is used by the National Archives as well as other entities that is this humongous vault, A, B, a…
▶ 1:22:41
I'm glad you brought Mar-a-Lago up because when that was happening, Just Human was doing a really good breakdown on NARA and what was going on with that. Now, we assumed that they were looking for the PIEVs that the president took down ther…
▶ 49:21
Obviously looking for all of the people that could have been a leader to bring the Korean peninsula together and assassinated them and then launched their activities. So going on about this white shirt thing. In 2001, South Korean researche…
▶ 11:54
In 2008, Associated Press reported that the CIA planned to release a stash of Pond-related papers accidentally discovered in a Virginia barn in 2001 and then hand them over to the National Archives. John Grombach led the Pond in intelligenc…
▶ 31:44
We discussed him a bit last week, but he was a bonesman in 1918. We'll skip back to him in a bit, but I wanted to bring him up here because he's part of that same class as Prescott Bush and the Harriman boys. All three of those guys were sk…
▶ 32:18
Basically, there was a law that accompanied this organization. And it basically, according to Antony Sutton, was the insert into a fascist slash socialist, basically transforming America. It was the first attempt to make us not a republic.…
▶ 1:56:24
On active duty and in the Air National Guard, I was a mortuary affairs officer and an honor guard commander. And, you know, I've had a lot of families trying to figure out what their loved ones did. You can actually go to the National Archi…
▶ 1:57:16
You can actually get a lot of records from the National Archives. And I'll have my son post that website. What you'll need is the social security number of the loved one and your relationship to them. And it'll take a minute because it's th…
▶ 1:01:40
I've done some controversial stories before, but the editors have stood by them, and we'd won some significant awards. I felt good about the paper. One place you might try is the National Archives, Perry offered. They're in the process of d…
▶ 27:03
was trading weapons for cocaine with a man the DEA believed is involved in political assassinations. Big surprise. According to records at the National Archive, the CIA formally terminated Posada in 1976. Eight months later, he was arrested…
▶ 5:45
And it was later found in the National Archives when researchers discovered it. Yeah, the DOJ is not going to do anything about drug trafficking into the United States. One of the lawyers who worked for Walsh told the CIA in 1997 that inves…
▶ 23:10
who was used on non-routine projects, basically meaning ones that were being ran out of the State Department as opposed to the CIA, Boat's desk calendar obtained from the National Archives show frequent meetings from 1985 and 86 with North …
▶ 12:22
That's very interesting. Because sometimes some of the most interesting parts of these digs are what they leave out. So here's an obituary that talks about him and his role in the Department of Defense and interaction with the movie and tel…
▶ 5:48
The CIA sent a plane with a team of armed guards to Kansas City. The team went to the Truman Presidential Library in Independence, Missouri, seized the Psychological Strategy Board's records and returned them to Washington. It became the fi…
▶ 2:59
a veteran of the Reagan terror campaign in El Salvador. Bonner wanted to indict McFarlane, but was prevented from doing so because Venezuela was in the process of fighting off a rebellion led by Hugo Chavez, unquote. The article was publish…
▶ 3:59
Two of the DEA agents involved in the hunt for Escobar as part of search block penned a book about their experiences. It was called Manhunters, How We Took Down Pablo Escobar. It was written by Stephen Murphy and Javier Pina. Their exploits…
▶ 4:28
streaming series called Narcos. From an NSA archive, quote, US espionage operations targeting top Colombian government officials in 93 provided key evidence linking the US-Colombia task force, the search block, charged with tracking down fu…
▶ 57:14
were running across each other's path and working together on the operation to kill Pablo Escobar. Huh, isn't that interesting? And then he goes on and talks about a document that was found in the National Security Archive that offered evid…
▶ 57:47
Here's the memo. It's dated February 17, 2008. U.S. espionage operations targeting top Colombian government officials in 93 provided key evidence linking the U.S. Colombian task force charged with tracking down fugitive drug lord Pablo Esco…
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during the Reagan administration. Other attempts to cover up were discovered by the authors of Soldier of Misfortune when they went to the National Archives in D.C. where they had been conducting research and discovered that an Army colonel…
▶ 1:06:13
co-author of Soldiers of Misfortune, regarding evidence provided by Rastorov about the U.S. POWs that he had seen transported. Skrokov on White House stationery ordered the National Archives not to release the report and to classify it as s…
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And I want to, before you jump off of April Harriman, I want to point out a couple of things. His time at the National Recovery Administration, the NRA was basically, there was a law that was, that it accompanied this organization. And it b…
▶ 1:13:14
And you have to understand that the war was used as an excuse to pass the NRA. I'm not going to remember the name of it. We ended up with the NRIA. The original bill was going to make us a socialist country under Roosevelt. And it was so in…
▶ 1:13:42
apparatus that the Supreme Court overthrew it. They threw it out. They said, no, you can't do that here. That violates the Constitution in every way. And so they came back and passed the NRIA, which was the New Deal, which was basically soc…
▶ 44:56
FDR and him become friends. They're in the middle of the Great Depression. And Averill Harriman, I think it was 1932, joins what's called the National Recovery Administration. Now, everything that the government through the Great Depression…
▶ 1:13:21
And in 1927, they merged the three of those together to become the Brookings Institute. So Brookings Institute rises to fame pretty quickly. FDR commissions them to help understand the causes of the Great Depression. Remember, this is this …