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Tammany Hall organization

also: Boss Tweed, boss tweed regime, Columbian Order, Society of St. Tammany, Tammany, Tammany Society, the tweeds, Tweed Ring

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William M. Tweedperson · 3Cubacountry · 2Elihu Rootperson · 2New York Cityplace · 2Puerto Ricoplace · 2Henry F. Dimockperson · 1New York Postorganization · 1Corporation Council of New York Cityorganization · 1Manhattanplace · 1Young Men's Democratic Cluborganization · 1William Collins Whitneyperson · 1

Claims (19)

Grover Cleveland relationship_with Tammany Hall documented
“And that was a guy by the name of William M. Tweed, who was actually convicted in 1873 for embezzlement. Just means he got caught. And there were some pretty famous people who opposed the Tammany machine over the years. They would include S…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:58
Elihu Root exposed Tammany Hall host_asserted
“He's the one who framed the civilian governments of Cuba, Philippines, Puerto Rico, etc. This is the guy. Yes. He would step down from that and become Secretary of State in 1905 through 1909. And then he would become a U.S. Senator from New…”
▶ The Shadow State 20 Secret Societies 4; Skull & Bones 1837-1888 @ 47:48
Theodore Roosevelt relationship_with Tammany Hall documented
“And that was a guy by the name of William M. Tweed, who was actually convicted in 1873 for embezzlement. Just means he got caught. And there were some pretty famous people who opposed the Tammany machine over the years. They would include S…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:58
Edward Koch relationship_with Tammany Hall documented
“And that was a guy by the name of William M. Tweed, who was actually convicted in 1873 for embezzlement. Just means he got caught. And there were some pretty famous people who opposed the Tammany machine over the years. They would include S…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:58
Al Smith member_of Tammany Hall documented
“How about Aaron Burr? You know, the guy who shot Hamilton? Yeah. Yeah, well, that feud goes all the way back to Tammany Hall. How about President Martin Van Buren? One of their first mayors were Fernando Wood. And of course, we've already m…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:22
Franklin D. Roosevelt relationship_with Tammany Hall documented
“And that was a guy by the name of William M. Tweed, who was actually convicted in 1873 for embezzlement. Just means he got caught. And there were some pretty famous people who opposed the Tammany machine over the years. They would include S…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:58
William Collins Whitney covered_up Tammany Hall host_asserted
“where he codified laws and successfully contested about $20 million in claims from the boss tweed regime. He was part of taking down the tweeds. That's interesting. Uh-huh. Because other people in the family were involved in the tweeds too.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies @ 31:11
Martin Van Buren member_of Tammany Hall documented
“How about Aaron Burr? You know, the guy who shot Hamilton? Yeah. Yeah, well, that feud goes all the way back to Tammany Hall. How about President Martin Van Buren? One of their first mayors were Fernando Wood. And of course, we've already m…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:22
William H. Russell opposed Tammany Hall documented
“Eventually, William Russell would become the first Irish-American Catholic mayor of New York City in 1880. He was actually opposed publicly to Tammany Hall. He was considered a reformer. In some of the reforms, he addressed police scandals,…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 49:57
Thomas Dewey relationship_with Tammany Hall documented
“And that was a guy by the name of William M. Tweed, who was actually convicted in 1873 for embezzlement. Just means he got caught. And there were some pretty famous people who opposed the Tammany machine over the years. They would include S…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:58
Samuel J. Tilden relationship_with Tammany Hall documented
“And that was a guy by the name of William M. Tweed, who was actually convicted in 1873 for embezzlement. Just means he got caught. And there were some pretty famous people who opposed the Tammany machine over the years. They would include S…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:58
Robert Ferdinand Wagner II member_of Tammany Hall documented
“Goes to New York Law School and it becomes part of the Tammany Hall Democrat political machine in Manhattan. Of course he does. We're going to talk about Tammany a little bit here today, but let me get to that in a second here. This is the …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 19:31
Robert Ferdinand Wagner II member_of Tammany Hall documented
“How about Aaron Burr? You know, the guy who shot Hamilton? Yeah. Yeah, well, that feud goes all the way back to Tammany Hall. How about President Martin Van Buren? One of their first mayors were Fernando Wood. And of course, we've already m…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:22
Aaron Burr member_of Tammany Hall documented
“From the 1854 mayoral election of New York, Tammany Hall controlled the political patronage in Manhattan for more than a century. And they had an expansive network of Irish Catholic district and precinct leaders. This is a very well organiz…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 28:45
Young Men's Democratic Club targeted_for_regime_change Tammany Hall host_asserted
“So William Collins Whitney then moves to New York City and found, okay, this is 1871, going back a bit. He would found something in New York called the Young Men's Democratic Club. That was the real big opponents of the Tweed Ring, the Boss…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies @ 30:41
Fiorello La Guardia relationship_with Tammany Hall documented
“And that was a guy by the name of William M. Tweed, who was actually convicted in 1873 for embezzlement. Just means he got caught. And there were some pretty famous people who opposed the Tammany machine over the years. They would include S…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:58
Fernando Wood member_of Tammany Hall documented
“How about Aaron Burr? You know, the guy who shot Hamilton? Yeah. Yeah, well, that feud goes all the way back to Tammany Hall. How about President Martin Van Buren? One of their first mayors were Fernando Wood. And of course, we've already m…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:22
William M. Tweed member_of Tammany Hall documented
“How about Aaron Burr? You know, the guy who shot Hamilton? Yeah. Yeah, well, that feud goes all the way back to Tammany Hall. How about President Martin Van Buren? One of their first mayors were Fernando Wood. And of course, we've already m…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:22
Roy Cohn member_of Tammany Hall speculative
“were hamster today, is if Cone came from a family of, you know, New York County, New York judges, that means that that family, based on what you guys are saying today, probably would have had to have paid a bribe to Tammany Hall to attain t…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devils Chessboard Part 10 @ 1:04:43

Mentions (7)

Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR
▶ 1:24:46 People like that go on to become governor and but not in depth because he is really at a macro level and that's more of a micro level of the Democrat machine. But there is mention of Tammany Hall in there every once in a while. It's not. Ye…
Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies w_WarHamster Brady
▶ 33:50 And that's going to cause some serious problems. Have you seen Gangs of New York? Gangs of New York is a great movie. Very accurate. They talked about Tammany Hall in New York. And what happens is, and we've talked about this, you're an imm…
Secret Societies Skull and Bones
▶ 47:32 He's the one who framed the civilian governments of Cuba, Philippines, Puerto Rico, etc. This is the guy. Yes. He would step down from that and become Secretary of State in 1905 through 1909. And then he would become a U.S. Senator from New…
The Colonel’s Corner The Devils Chessboard Part 10
▶ 1:04:43 were hamster today, is if Cone came from a family of, you know, New York County, New York judges, that means that that family, based on what you guys are saying today, probably would have had to have paid a bribe to Tammany Hall to attain t…
The Shadow State 20 Secret Societies 4; Skull & Bones 1837-1888
▶ 47:48 He's the one who framed the civilian governments of Cuba, Philippines, Puerto Rico, etc. This is the guy. Yes. He would step down from that and become Secretary of State in 1905 through 1909. And then he would become a U.S. Senator from New…
The Shadow State 46 Secret Societies 29 The Whitney Lineage
▶ 22:57 Gives a job for the Port of New York as the dock commissioner. Oh, gosh. And what's going on, that's 1875 to 1881, right? And in New York City, you've got Tammany Hall and Boss Tweed and a whole political ring. Yes. Well, the dock commissio…
The Shadow State 46 Secret Societies 29 The Whitney Lineage
▶ 30:58 So William Collins Whitney then moves to New York City and founds, okay, this is 1871, going back a bit. He would found something in New York called the Young Men's Democratic Club. That was the real big opponents of the Tweed Ring, the Bos…
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