William H. Donaldson person
also: Donaldson, this guy, Mr. Donaldson, the Bonesman
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Claims (15)
William H. Donaldson headed
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace documented
“Carnegie Endowment for International War from 1999 to 2003. So pretty modern. What were we doing during that time? 9-11, anybody? International War? Yeah. There's also a guy by the name of, we've run into, named William M. Alexander. We fou…”
▶ Shadow State 47_ Secret Societies 30; The Carnegie Legacy @ 1:00:43
William H. Donaldson funded
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette documented
“Donaldson would later co-fund junk bond firm, Donaldson, Lufkin, Jeanette, which we've covered. This is one of the pioneers in ESG funds, environmental, social, governmental investing. Yeah, that's Donaldson. He was also the special advisor…”
▶ Shadow State 47_ Secret Societies 30; The Carnegie Legacy @ 1:00:15
William H. Donaldson member_of
Skull and Bones documented
“Yeah, absolutely. I'd like to go read some of their writings. What did the National Commission of America and New World write about? I bet we can guess. Yeah. All right. Another connection, someone we've talked about before, William H. Dona…”
▶ Shadow State 47_ Secret Societies 30; The Carnegie Legacy @ 59:44
William H. Donaldson member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“The rank of those people, you have to actually know something, right? You don't get that job as your first job. You are normally a junior officer, like a captain, but you don't have it as your first job, unless you're a bonesman, apparently…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 31:26
William H. Donaldson founded
Yale School of Management host_asserted
“You know, I had a resume that would have matched this guy. I wonder if I would have applied for a job when I would have even gotten an interview. No, because you're not skull and bones, dude. That's exactly right. We've already done the Wal…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 33:00
William H. Donaldson co-founded
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette host_asserted
“Buckley went to work for DLJ Investment Bank, which was founded by the Bonesmen. William Buckley's brother, James, went to work for DLJ, which is co-founded by William Donaldson Bonesmen. These are the junk bond kings of the 90s after Drexe…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 39:13
William H. Donaldson member_of
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace documented
“Some of the people that have worked for Carnegie Endowment are people we've talked about in Skull and Bones. We had John Foster Dulles, who was the president of the Carnegie Endowment. Harvey Hollister Bundy and William Bundy of the Bundy B…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with War Hamster Brady 250418 @ 3:27
William H. Donaldson special_advisor_to
Nelson Rockefeller host_asserted
“He's also a special advisor to a guy by the name of Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. Of course he was. As anybody who follows us knows, almost all roads end up leading to the Rockefellers in one way, shape, or form. And we're going to get…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 43:10
William H. Donaldson headed
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace host_asserted
“Just prior to that, he had an interesting position. In 1993, Mr. Donaldson sat on the, he was the chairman of a small little entity called the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. That's where I came across him. Carnegie Endowment fo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 50:31
William H. Donaldson headed
New York Stock Exchange host_asserted
“He's also a special advisor to a guy by the name of Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. Of course he was. As anybody who follows us knows, almost all roads end up leading to the Rockefellers in one way, shape, or form. And we're going to get…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 43:10
William H. Donaldson member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“Hang on. Looking for him. There he is. This is a gentleman by the name of William H. Donaldson. I know him. I thought you might. Well, why do we feature him? He's a Bonesman class of 1953. He was born in 1931 in a place called Buffalo, New …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 27:02
William H. Donaldson appointed
1st Provisional Marine Air Force host_asserted
“Okay, so what's Donaldson done to make him worth our notice? Once again, we've got a bonesman. He serves as the first lieutenant in the Marines in Japan and Korea in 1953 to 55. This is right after he got out of Yale. He becomes, tell me if…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 29:29
William H. Donaldson member_of
Nelson Rockefeller documented
“Donaldson would later co-fund junk bond firm, Donaldson, Lufkin, Jeanette, which we've covered. This is one of the pioneers in ESG funds, environmental, social, governmental investing. Yeah, that's Donaldson. He was also the special advisor…”
▶ Shadow State 47_ Secret Societies 30; The Carnegie Legacy @ 1:00:15
William H. Donaldson headed
G. H. Walker & Co. host_asserted
“And it begins a career at a bank called, a bank and brokerage firm called G.H. Walker and Company. Like in Bush Senior? This company was founded in 1900 by a gentleman by the name of George Herbert Walker. Oh, yeah. So like the Walker in th…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 32:26
William H. Donaldson negotiated
Merrill Lynch host_asserted
“And most of those regulations hurt us and not them. Yeah, your cost of funds goes up for that. Yes, it does. So he's also there when they finalized the settlement with the 10 major investment firms over the conflicts of interest after the d…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 46:51
Mentions (34)
▶ 3:27
Some of the people that have worked for Carnegie Endowment are people we've talked about in Skull and Bones. We had John Foster Dulles, who was the president of the Carnegie Endowment. Harvey Hollister Bundy and William Bundy of the Bundy B…
▶ 59:44
Yeah, absolutely. I'd like to go read some of their writings. What did the National Commission of America and New World write about? I bet we can guess. Yeah. All right. Another connection, someone we've talked about before, William H. Dona…
▶ 1:00:15
Donaldson would later co-fund junk bond firm, Donaldson, Lufkin, Jeanette, which we've covered. This is one of the pioneers in ESG funds, environmental, social, governmental investing. Yeah, that's Donaldson. He was also the special advisor…
▶ 26:21
which for all of you guys who don't know, I did do a deep dive into that. That's another CIA front. So FYI. Well, appreciate the additional information. I somehow skipped over that. So good nuggets. Okay. Who do we want to go to next? Yeah,…
▶ 27:02
Hang on. Looking for him. There he is. This is a gentleman by the name of William H. Donaldson. I know him. I thought you might. Well, why do we feature him? He's a Bonesman class of 1953. He was born in 1931 in a place called Buffalo, New …
▶ 28:17
You know, there's a few of these places, Stanford, Connecticut, Buffalo, New York, Cincinnati, Ohio. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, um, Oh, interesting. His wife, Donaldson didn't come from a really notorious family. They were probably upper middle …
▶ 29:29
Okay, so what's Donaldson done to make him worth our notice? Once again, we've got a bonesman. He serves as the first lieutenant in the Marines in Japan and Korea in 1953 to 55. This is right after he got out of Yale. He becomes, tell me if…
▶ 29:58
I'm sorry, Air Ground Task Force, which I believe was Brigadier General Edward Craig, but I can't verify that. Wait a minute. He was only in the service for two years and he's an aide-de-camp? Uh-huh. No. No. No, that doesn't happen. It's h…
▶ 31:26
The rank of those people, you have to actually know something, right? You don't get that job as your first job. You are normally a junior officer, like a captain, but you don't have it as your first job, unless you're a bonesman, apparently…
▶ 31:55
And, of course, that means he gets to meet everybody. But why does he get trusted with all these insider jobs? Yes, because he's skull and bones. Mm-hmm. It's a point that we just keep hammering home, and it's very true. He comes back, goes…
▶ 32:26
And it begins a career at a bank called, a bank and brokerage firm called G.H. Walker and Company. Like in Bush Senior? This company was founded in 1900 by a gentleman by the name of George Herbert Walker. Oh, yeah. So like the Walker in th…
▶ 33:00
You know, I had a resume that would have matched this guy. I wonder if I would have applied for a job when I would have even gotten an interview. No, because you're not skull and bones, dude. That's exactly right. We've already done the Wal…
▶ 33:41
You hear about the managerial revolution, which is very similar to technocratic party, the managerial elite that actually runs the world. They run all these NGOs, these international organizations. That's what the school of management teach…
▶ 34:09
you know, pretty much died in the 1930s, but it was very prominent in the Eastern seaboard, especially at Columbia university. So this is what the Yale school of management is all about is teaching the whole bureaucratic aristocratic revolu…
▶ 34:37
Programs like the Yale School of Management. And this is the very first one. This is the founder. And he's a bonesman. Let me make another tie there, though, real quick. So remember that all of these universities to do this stuff gets grant…
▶ 35:09
all of those types of things to justify what the government is going to do. And, of course, they also get their endowments from these foundations, which, of course, we'll get into very soon. We're going to deep dive into foundations, but ba…
▶ 35:42
He wants to form students who could easily and seamlessly flow between public and private management roles. To control the world. They left out that part. Well, that's working. They've come a long way down that path. The whole concept of fl…
▶ 36:17
And we have the most prominent universities in the world creating an entire school of management to teach people how to become good little fascists. Yes. That's a great way of saying it. And this is the father of it. So they got some intere…
▶ 36:51
Okay. Oh, and by the way, have their own Navy. Keep going. Must be a different PepsiCo. Oh, a guy by the name of John Thornton. Same class, 1980. He became the president and co-COO of a small little bank called Goldman Sachs. Of course. Yea…
▶ 37:25
once again, by our Operation Gladio. It's all about the resources. Yep. And this guy from the Yale School of Management, founded by a Cullen Bones member, basically was the president and CEO. Oh, he also is a key figure in current U.S.-Chin…
▶ 37:59
Another notable alumni, a guy by the name of Frederick W. Smith. Does that sound familiar? Yes, but I don't remember from where. Okay, he's a Yale School of Management alumni, 1966. He is the founder and CEO of a company you've talked about…
▶ 38:35
A lot of people have asked questions about Vivek's background. Well, this is another one to keep in mind. All right. So this Donaldson has done a few other things. Remember we talked about DLJ? Donaldson, Lufkin, and Jeanette? Yeah. That's …
▶ 39:13
Buckley went to work for DLJ Investment Bank, which was founded by the Bonesmen. William Buckley's brother, James, went to work for DLJ, which is co-founded by William Donaldson Bonesmen. These are the junk bond kings of the 90s after Drexe…
▶ 42:03
And they do that. They create the regulations. They create barriers for entry so other people can't come in. And then if someone does come in, they're not an insider. They don't get the favorable treatment by the regulators as the insiders …
▶ 42:35
He's been a Marine. He's founded a school of management. I found his DLJ direct. And then, of course, he becomes the undersecretary of state for international security affairs in the Nixon administration. Did anything on that resume suggest…
▶ 43:10
He's also a special advisor to a guy by the name of Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. Of course he was. As anybody who follows us knows, almost all roads end up leading to the Rockefellers in one way, shape, or form. And we're going to get…
▶ 43:48
Uh-huh. It's one of the most important regulators. People think it's an exchange, but it's also a regulator. We have to follow NYSE rules quite a bit. They control a lot of the trading that goes on in the world. And this guy gets named as, …
▶ 44:19
I'm sorry. Yeah. Next, he becomes the chairman of the SEC in 2003 through five. So he was Bush's SEC chairman. And when was he at the New York Stock Exchange? Just prior to that. OK. It was a bit of an issue in 99, 2000, New York Stock Exch…
▶ 44:51
If you had a three-character ticker symbol, you were on the New York Stock Exchange. If you had four letters, like Amazon, AMZN, you were on the NASDAQ. And there was a big competition because the NASDAQ was rising really fast in the dot-co…
▶ 45:21
There's a bunch of stuff going on from 2003 to 2005. One is the implementation of Sarbanes-Oxley, which is a huge bit of regulation. Go ahead. Sorry. So Sarbanes-Oxley is a huge 2,000-page bit of regulation, and it is not fun. It's created …
▶ 46:51
And most of those regulations hurt us and not them. Yeah, your cost of funds goes up for that. Yes, it does. So he's also there when they finalized the settlement with the 10 major investment firms over the conflicts of interest after the d…
▶ 47:50
grew up in the dot-com era and all the scandal and watch this stuff. So I know this, you know, this is like part of my childhood. It feels like, you know, I was working for the wall street banks watching this happen. And yeah, I mean, I can…
▶ 48:20
They also oversaw what was called a mutual fund reforms of 2003 through 2005. There's there's some issues with mutual funds at the time. But what they decided the solution would be was to require every mutual fund to have an independent boa…
▶ 1:02:16
Yes. So the war guy that is running the funneling of money into nefarious things becomes the CIA director who channels money into nefarious things. So it really wasn't even a job change. I mean, this is the same position. He was working sid…