League of Nations organization
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Claims (17)
Robert A. Taft supported
League of Nations documented
“Probably gets filtered other places. And 1918, 1919 in Paris was, of course, where the whole world post-World War I was carved up. So he was there. Yes. The guy who ran the American Relief Administration was a guy by the name of Herbert Hoo…”
▶ The Shadow State 25_ Secret Societies 9; The Taft Dynasty @ 26:45
Norman Thomas member_of
League of Nations book_quoted
“head of the American Socialist Party, Alan Dulles, John Foster Dulles, Christian Harder, who was a Secretary of State. These intellectuals around Wilson, under the leadership of Colonel House, drew up a charter for world government that was…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 1 @ 22:20
Allen Dulles member_of
League of Nations book_quoted
“head of the American Socialist Party, Alan Dulles, John Foster Dulles, Christian Harder, who was a Secretary of State. These intellectuals around Wilson, under the leadership of Colonel House, drew up a charter for world government that was…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 1 @ 22:20
Christian Herter member_of
League of Nations book_quoted
“head of the American Socialist Party, Alan Dulles, John Foster Dulles, Christian Harder, who was a Secretary of State. These intellectuals around Wilson, under the leadership of Colonel House, drew up a charter for world government that was…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 1 @ 22:20
Edward M. House prepared
League of Nations host_asserted
“Here's a guy working for Wilson. He assembled what's called the Inquiry, which is a team of academic experts to devise post-war solutions. He was responsible, House was, preparing the Constitution for the League of Nations. And he served on…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 1:13:05
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace funded
League of Nations documented
“It talks about relationships with Franco-Turkish agreements of 1921. It talks about the League of Nations. It talks about the Iraqi border, the Iranian border. It talks about Syria. So these people were intimately involved in what evolves i…”
▶ Shadow State 47_ Secret Societies 30; The Carnegie Legacy @ 1:08:30
Henry Waters Taft supported
League of Nations documented
“fake boundary lines that are the sources of the strategy of tension to create the perpetual military industrial complex, which gave birth to NATO and Operation Gladiator. Last thing on Henry Waters' taft is that he wrote articles supporting…”
▶ The Shadow State 25_ Secret Societies 9; The Taft Dynasty @ 21:30
Sultan Muhammad Shah Aga Khan III member_of
League of Nations host_asserted
“The League until 1930s was not a large organization, but represented landed and commercial Muslim interest, as well as advocating for British education for anyone that was part of the British Raj. He was nominated to represent India in the …”
▶ Operation Gladio - World Wildlife Fund - Africa- Erik Prince (Redo) @ 1:22:16
Noel Field member_of
League of Nations book_quoted
“who turned out to be a Soviet intelligence agent. Noel began secretly passing information and copies of documents to her, but increasingly tormented by his dual loyalties, he decided to quit the State Department. In 1935, Noel moved to Gene…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 7 @ 29:41
Edward M. House funded
League of Nations book_quoted
“The first major 20th century tragedy for the U.S. resulted Wilson's war message to Congress in the Declaration of War on April 6, 1917. House also persuaded Wilson that the way to avoid future wars was to create a World Federation of Nation…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 1 @ 20:11
Walter Lippmann member_of
League of Nations book_quoted
“head of the American Socialist Party, Alan Dulles, John Foster Dulles, Christian Harder, who was a Secretary of State. These intellectuals around Wilson, under the leadership of Colonel House, drew up a charter for world government that was…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 1 @ 22:20
Jacob Beam member_of
League of Nations host_asserted
“in a way that is hard to describe. And if you go to Jacob Beam, because I have come across him a couple of times, if you go and look at his, even just his wiki page, you see that he's at the very beginning of the creation of the League of N…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Book Club Overview @ 1:45:24
France founded
League of Nations host_asserted
“Powerful factions among the victors were willing to sacrifice the most elementary standards of justice for economic gain. The French suggestion to establish an international criminal court associated with the League of Nations was not even …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #3 @ 42:05
William Randolph Hearst targeted_for_regime_change
League of Nations host_asserted
“And his newspapers were boldly against the League of Nations, one of the reasons we didn't get it. So he's creating some serious enemies, namely the Rockefellers. But he was a big FDR supporter until the Nazi Party rises up. And William Ran…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 22:42
Delano member_of
League of Nations host_asserted
“was a founding member of the League of Nations, and he served on, of all committees in the League of Nations, on the Opium Committee.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 24:59
Fabian Society founded
League of Nations guest_asserted
“orchestrating that. It wasn't just the League of Nations, but they also set up the Bank of International Settlements, which was critical because that became the central bank of central banks after World War I. And they did it under a disgui…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Review of Assassin #2 locations and Open Mic @ 59:48
Bank for International Settlements founded
League of Nations host_asserted
“of World War I. That had to be the first step. So they set up the mini-UN called the League of Nations just to get the idea floated out there that we're going to have something like that. And they set up the Bank of International Settlement…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 12b @ 1:22:35
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was a founding member of the League of Nations, and he served on, of all committees in the League of Nations, on the Opium Committee. You just can't make this shit up. He also was part of the founding, one of the Delano uncles, was one of t…
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We're still this is our first ever spaces. So thank you for staying with us, guys, and helping me figure out how to do this. This is an experiment for all of us. So one last thing on this part is it's very important to go back and understan…
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um the world forever because world war one only gave them a weak league of nations and the bank of international settlements which was the central bank for central banks after world war ii you in order to do one world government you have to…
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The League of Nations after the Treaty of Versailles. He was very much opposed to it. Basically, his structure is what ended up becoming the United Nations. And, of course, he's a guy, a big war hawk, supported the Spanish-American War, pus…
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So Hearst is interesting. You look at his career as a newspaper publisher, the big one, a very big one. I mean, Hearst Castle is just the most amazing piece of architecture in America, I think. He started out in the 1910s. He's a total prog…
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And his newspapers were boldly against the League of Nations, one of the reasons we didn't get it. So he's creating some serious enemies, namely the Rockefellers. But he was a big FDR supporter until the Nazi Party rises up. And William Ran…
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and apparatuses like the UN. And they use World War I kind of getting their foot in the door with the League of Nations. And, you know, these are the same people that set up Zionism. So they had to create agitation points all around the wor…
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There were lots of countries that were set up after World War II for this strategy of tension. Israel is certainly one of them. And we know how that happened. They were given a mandate by initially the League of Nations and then the UN and …
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Oh, I was just listening. There's a little delay from what you're talking about. But just in a nutshell, if you go back before World War I, they had to get rid of the crowns in certain areas and the royalty. And then after that, I think the…
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The Nation That the Black Sun Never Set, I think is the name of it. I have it. I did a review of it over on my Rumble channel at the Colonel's Corner. Fabulous book, wonderful woman. And she ties that back to the Fabian Society in one of th…
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The League until 1930s was not a large organization, but represented landed and commercial Muslim interest, as well as advocating for British education for anyone that was part of the British Raj. He was nominated to represent India in the …
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Um, well before the first world war one and world war two, we had those wars in order for them to set up international institutions to do exactly what they're doing right now. Without those world wars, you would not have the UN. You wouldn'…
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It talks about relationships with Franco-Turkish agreements of 1921. It talks about the League of Nations. It talks about the Iraqi border, the Iranian border. It talks about Syria. So these people were intimately involved in what evolves i…
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And that was the whole point, was to prolong the war. But if you look at what World War I was supposed to be, the war, the end-all wars, what came out of World War I? The League of Nations. It was too weak. They couldn't have it. So what di…
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I'm glad you jumped in that with Brookings. There's a lot there. Talking about Carnegie again, one of their directors of the Division of Economics and History was part of drawing up the United Nations Charter in the first place. So the same…
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Here's a guy working for Wilson. He assembled what's called the Inquiry, which is a team of academic experts to devise post-war solutions. He was responsible, House was, preparing the Constitution for the League of Nations. And he served on…
▶ 1:45:24
in a way that is hard to describe. And if you go to Jacob Beam, because I have come across him a couple of times, if you go and look at his, even just his wiki page, you see that he's at the very beginning of the creation of the League of N…
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had previously defended a military leader in a dictatorship who oversaw the torture and execution of thousands of Chilean dissidents should have disqualified him from any role in any human rights report. Situated on the chill banks of late …
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or to get your hooks in and create the institutional orders that are going to allow you to do this. For example, we just mentioned the Bank of International Settlements was the big creation after World War I in the League of Nations. And th…
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And writing his dissertation on the League of Nations and disarmament, he graduated with honors in 1924. Shortly after, he married his Swiss-German sweetheart, Herta, whom he had known since they were both nine years old. Noel then applied …
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who turned out to be a Soviet intelligence agent. Noel began secretly passing information and copies of documents to her, but increasingly tormented by his dual loyalties, he decided to quit the State Department. In 1935, Noel moved to Gene…
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Field thought by returning to Switzerland, he could maintain an honorable neutrality for the rest of his career, which took Noel from the League of Nations post to humanitarian work on behalf of Nazi refugees from World War II. He convinced…
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I mean, he donated the site. Yeah. And he's he's. Yeah. If you were to accuse him in 48 or 49 of supporting the United Nations, Rockefeller would raise his hand and say guilty as charged. Yeah. Let's take it back. Let's take it back to the …
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The first major 20th century tragedy for the U.S. resulted Wilson's war message to Congress in the Declaration of War on April 6, 1917. House also persuaded Wilson that the way to avoid future wars was to create a World Federation of Nation…
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To enforce peace. That seems like an oxymoron. Enforcing peace. Those two words don't seem to go together. Wilson first publicly endorsed Colonel House's world government idea without ever disclosing that it was House's idea. In September 1…
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at the urging of House, appointed a committee of intellectuals, the first president's brain trust, the experts, the scientists, to formulate peace terms and draw up a charter for world government, which obviously would take the form of the …
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for the brave new socialist One World to follow World War I. But things went sour at the Paris Peace Conference. They soured even more when constitutionalists in the U.S. Senate found out what was being planned and made it quite plain that …
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The U.S. did not join the League of Nations. House was very, very disappointed. But he was not willing to give up because the Fabians are turtles. They just keep on going. He called a meeting in Paris, France. A group of his most dedicated …
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In those days, you will remember that the United States had decided not to join the League of Nations. On the domestic front, the budget was extremely small, taxes were light, and we didn't even recognize the Russians. What could there poss…
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create socialism in the United States, but to ensure that the United States becomes part of one world government. And their mission was to change America and make that happen. Right after the Senate decided that we constitutionally could no…
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certain people that are serving in those bodies even understand. But it is clear both the League of Nations and the UN, when you go back and look at the Fabian writings, was designed not to be a good thing. And again, that doesn't mean that…
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Powerful factions among the victors were willing to sacrifice the most elementary standards of justice for economic gain. The French suggestion to establish an international criminal court associated with the League of Nations was not even …
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And that way, even if UNESCO was destroyed and exposed, and even when they were, those same heads would go ahead and start a new organization. And it would just change names, just like the League of Nations, although it was not necessarily …
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of World War I. That had to be the first step. So they set up the mini-UN called the League of Nations just to get the idea floated out there that we're going to have something like that. And they set up the Bank of International Settlement…
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The initiative for the Joint Allied Commission on Atrocities, which would eventually become the United Nations War Crime Commission, can be traced to a campaign backed by influential journalist Walter Lippmann and organized in large part by…
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They were identified as the London International Assembly, a 29-member offshoot of the old League of Nations. Little is remembered of the London Assembly today, but in about a year's time, during 1942-43, the group sketched out much of the …
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That's a reason why a country has a government. They rule over their own government. However, for a group like NATO. Well, this was before NATO. Right. The precursor is what I'm going to call it. But the League of Nations to impose its will…
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A comment regarding this chapter, if you don't mind stepping back a little. I just had to pull over. Okay, so I'm just trying to piece the understanding and legality of all these organizations because they were all in cahoots, right, betwee…
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fake boundary lines that are the sources of the strategy of tension to create the perpetual military industrial complex, which gave birth to NATO and Operation Gladiator. Last thing on Henry Waters' taft is that he wrote articles supporting…
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fake boundary lines that are the sources of the strategy of tension to create the perpetual military industrial complex, which gave birth to NATO and Operation Gladiator. Last thing on Henry Waters' taft is that he wrote articles supporting…
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Probably gets filtered other places. And 1918, 1919 in Paris was, of course, where the whole world post-World War I was carved up. So he was there. Yes. The guy who ran the American Relief Administration was a guy by the name of Herbert Hoo…
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Probably gets filtered other places. And 1918, 1919 in Paris was, of course, where the whole world post-World War I was carved up. So he was there. Yes. The guy who ran the American Relief Administration was a guy by the name of Herbert Hoo…
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So after World War I is fought, they set up the League of Nations and the Bank of International Settlements. After World War II, they set up the rest of the infrastructure, which is the UN, the World Bank, the IMF. And they did all of this …