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oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh well welcome back folks to 35 years of founding era history that you most likely were never taught and this will be chapter six as we move forward in trying to understand the historical truths of the founding of this country and we always have to wonder why do the people in authority keep things away from us especially the truth why do we to continue to allow that to happen anyway let's get ready and jump right in well now we uh looked at the french and indian war and the huge debt that that brought to england as wars always do that's why you have false flag events to create debt which means that the wealthy aristocracy and their lapdogs in the military industrial complex all make fantastic fortunes while the people pay the price in blood death and evil transmitted to other countries well let's uh with that all in mind let's take a look back in our own history perhaps there who knows we might be able to find some answers but so far we have learned that the war debt that was accumulated by england with the french and indian war led to the implementation of the stamp act on the colonies in 1765 with an active date of 1766 activation date i'm sorry we also learned that the reaction to this confiscatory tax sparked by patrick henry's objections in the virginia house of burgesses may have been the ideological shot heard around the world which coursed through colonial resistance from stamp act to boston tea party to lexington and conquered reeds and bunker hill we should also learn that similar political dynamics create situations that play over and over again throughout history and the ignorance of factual history leads to the people falling for the same schemes of tyrannical government over and over and over again if you don't believe that just look at how many false flags have created how many wars which we know were false and yet when the next one comes we fall right in line i mean as a society i'm not talking about individuals here so let's look at a couple of things wars equal increased taxation which create eventual popular resistance which then the government attempts to confiscate the means to resist and so then there are wars this dynamic is playing out now and i think it's most interesting that most of us have never heard about lord dunsmore in virginia going in and confiscating the gunpowder as more and more people on both sides realized at some point in time this entire independence thing was going to get messy and so both you know the colonists started accumulating powder and started accumulating other means of resistance and of course the redcoats didn't want them to have it so we had the confiscation of powder now patrick henry got together his militia and they went and they were reimbursed for the powder that was taken by lord dunsmore but they didn't get the powder i guess that is some kind of a consolation but then to know that lexington and concord that major john pitcairn of the royal redcoats made a move on boston in the area of lexington and concord not at boston but he made a move on those areas in an effort to confiscate weapons and then he met with the resistance which led to the shot heard around the world in the beginning of what we know as the american revolution well that revolutionary war begins in lexington and concord in april of 1775 then the declaration of independence comes along in 1776 a month after the virginia declaration of rights so after 16 months of debate in the continental congress the articles of confederation are sent to the states for ratification but as we just learned in the other series about the anti-federalist society we would know that there were two articles of confederation and the first one being rejected it was the second one basically created by anti-federalist in the congress at the time that they created the second articles of confederation led in many cases by none other than thomas burke of north carolina but they after 16 months i'm sorry of debate in the continental congress the articles of confederation are sent to the states for ratification now remember they were sent to the state legislatures for ratification they didn't ask for special conventions and we're going to get into that a little bit later but almost four years later the articles of confederation are ratified in 1781 and the government under those articles actually begins now forgotten to most folks is the fact that from 1775 until 1781 almost six full years the colonies fought a war against the country with the most powerful military on the planet with no actual functioning centralized government apparatus now imagine that everybody says we got to have government but without a government per se we defeated the country with the largest most powerful military of that day now the articles of confederation had no executive or judicial branch the colonies were fighting an oppressive government with a king and a judicial branch operating at the whim of that government sound familiar folks so how would this infant country involved in a massive war for its very survival continue that war with their new government under the articles of confederation well that government which was created under the articles would establish a post called the superintendent of finance a person who for all intents and purposes would become the head of state now i know that's going to be a little hard for people to swallow but we're going to get into that into some detail now philadelphia businessman robert morris would be offered this position and would accept with several caveats one of which was that morris be allowed to continue his private business interest and his private business ventures simultaneously with his government duties even if they created conflicts of interest the linking of private business with government a practice known as fascism in today's parlance political parlance robert morris second in command would be none other than gouverneur morris who was no relation but both of whom were staunch federalist monarchist and if you go back and read whatever both of them wrote or said you will find that to be absolutely true they were in effect monarchist so anyway gouverneur morris would become most noteworthy for a statement he would later make about the affluent wealthy class and government now i'm just going to go ahead and throw that quote out there for immediate consumption as it becomes most relevant then or at least relevant now as much as it was in 1787 1861 and continues through into today's world okay here's the quote quote the rich will strive to establish their dominion and enslave the rest they always did they always will they will have the same effect here as elsewhere if we do not by government keep them in their proper spheres unquote would the new government established with the articles of confederation with businessman robert morris at the head of all things financial be able to handle the burdens of administration during the war without mingling the government's power and finances with his own if not how would that influence the future course of government in america hmm well let's uh give that some thought now and then i tell you what folks i'm going to jump into a little dissertation it's going to be kind of a side road here but i think it's more than appropriate that we look at this as relates to none other than the financier of the revolution of which we aren't taught about i promise you we need to look into who was robert morris and exactly what happened under his administration and we will be we will begin to jump into that forthwith now again folks you are going to hear an awful lot of things you weren't taught about the founding era but here it goes and i hope that this is beneficial to you as you attempt to understand exactly what's going on or what went on way back then with the wealthy aristocracy well during 1780 before their stirring success in massachusetts and pennsylvania the federalists dreamed of a national military dictatorship general philip schuyler raised the call for dictatorial powers to be given to george washington in the spring of 1780 and he was backed up by several other leading federalist monarchists such as james dewane alexander hamilton who would soon become the son-in-law of philip schuyler and washington him reset himself was actually most receptive to this idea at that time a convention at boston in august representing massachusetts connecticut and new hampshire issued the highly federalist resolves including the payment of continentals by taxation the creation of executive boards in congress and a virtual executive dictatorship well the boston meeting inspired the new york legislature in mid-october to call for great internal power to be given to washington in november the new england convention met again at hartford and urged great power to congress including taxation to pay interest on the public debt and far greater power for washington himself in response to this rapid drift toward monarchy the opposition tried to counter-attack by proposing a radical decentralization of political rule now these people would later become known as anti-federalists now throughout new york for example local precinct and county committees arose and albany county delegates called upon everyone to and i quote recommence acting by committees unquote but these vague phrases quickly proved most abortive meanwhile young alexander hamilton who was emerging as the brilliant premier theoretician of the monarchist forces adumbrated the long-range federalist nationalist program in a letter to james dewane now folks this is where it gets really interesting this letter comes out in 1780 from hamilton to dewane almost exactly putting together the government that they would later pursue seven years later but the crazy thing about it is is when alexander hamilton wrote this letter he's allegedly in the middle of combative actions with the revolutionary army as an aid to general washington but i'll tell you if you examine this whole thing his number one priority must have been writing letters to people especially letters about government but when this letter was written from hamilton to james dewane the articles of confederation had not even been ratified yet yet and already hamilton is proposing a new more powerful monarchy for the country but ultimately hamilton wrote a new constitutional convention had to be called to endow a central government with what he referred to as complete sovereignty over the political economic and military life of all of the states and above all this political power must be based on the coercive economic power of taxation which power congress conspicuously did not have under the articles of confederation it's because it was written by anti-federalists in many cases well in the meantime congress must build up executive power by establishing powerful executive departments within the articles under single heads and the army must be permanently riveted upon the public life to serve as a disciplined coercive arm of the central government one means would be to grant handsome lifetime pensions to the military officers who were always members of the elite the sharp political swing from 1780 to 1781 however meant that the nationalist oligarchs the federalists could achieve their aims without having to turn toward a military dictatorship it was more satisfactory to them to work within the existing forms to achieve at least part of their plan by early 1781 for example john matthews was content to abandon his proposed military dictatorship and instead called for dictatorial powers in congress well in control of congress in 1781 the federalist monarchist moved swiftly and efficiently to fasten their counter-revolutionary program upon the entire country now folks it's imperative that you understand this these federalists nationalist monarchists did not want want a separation from king george and then when it became inevitable their idea was to create a new government just like king george but with them in power well the first step which was spearheaded by mr james dewane of new york who received alexander hamilton's letter was to build up a powerful executive by creating executive departments each in the charge of one single man this meant not only the erection of quasi independent departments manned by non-elected bureaucrats but also the centering of power in one man rather than in the democratic revolutionary institution of boards or committees of correspondence or other committees so on january the 10th congress decided to create a department of foreign affairs to be run by a non-congress person and on february the 7th a similar decision was made to create departments and individual secretaries of war marine and finance since the linchpin of the federalist nationalist program was financial the finance appointment was the crucial one and it went inevitably to the eminent leader of the federalist oligarchs in pennsylvania robert morris now so strong was robert morris's political position that he was able to dictate to congress the terms of his acceptance of their position their offered position number one he demanded express advanced sanction by congress of any private business dealings that he might have while in office well you know that was imperative because at the same time mr morris was still involved with the east india trading company which was a part of the british government so he had to have that and he made that one of the conditions number two he demanded the absolute right not only to hire officials in his own financial department but also to hire or fire anyone in any other branch of the government so in other words mr robert morris asked to be king king now you're probably going to say why would the congress agree to this well folks you have to understand why they love war because when they have war the people's attentions are turned away from their own freedom from their own rightful liberty it's turned away from all of these different things intentionally and even james madison wrote about under war the many the many are led to be controlled by the few and of course with war going on at the time in a war for independence the congress was more and of course there were a lot of his fellow federalists in that congress and so by accepting these outrageous conditions after a month of balking and grumbling among themselves the congress was well on its way to putting robert morris on the road to being the dictator or the king if you will of the united states and this would prove to be disastrous and we're going to jump right into that so morris assuming that post on may the 14th after the capitulation of congress to all of his demands he quickly gathered all manner of power into himself and his surrounding group by august instead of congress selecting a secretary of the marine the entire department was placed directly under the direction of robert morris and various naval and admiralty boards were abolished and their functions also placed directly if we could say ominously under mr robert morris now those departments that morris was not able to seize personally he was able to place under the firm control of one of his friends or his associates at the war department morris seconded by george washington pushed philip schuyler to be its head but schuyler's problems with many of the members of congress just absolutely killed that one on the vine at the end of the war let's see hold on one second let me sorry about that but anyway schuyler had problems with a lot of the members in congress and so it led to it not being adopted by congress so at the end of october general benjamin lincoln was finally selected as the compromise choice but till general lincoln assumed his duties in january of 1782 morris ran the war department through his old friend richard peters who was secretary of the board of war and afterwards robert morris was easily able to dominate the weak general lincoln to allocate the vital war contracts now stop and think about this the huge war contracts were given to robert morris and his company you see how federalists like to run things folks so lincoln allocated these vital war contracts to willing and morris and even allowed them to set policy on how to handle any and all prisoners of war now the biggest fight over appointment was over the secretaryship of foreign affairs now morris's choice was robert r livingston the new york oligarch and morris's business associate with willing and morris but here the rebels headed by samuel adams made its last stand fighting fiercely for the imminent radical arthur lee of virginia after liberal doses of robbery were administered to congress imagine that by the french ambassador the chevalier de la lucerne who was fiercely pro-monarchy and anti-adams and lee new jersey and pennsylvania changed sides and even his home state of virginia deserted lee arthur lee they deserted him livingston was chosen foreign secretary on august the 8th under livingston's friendly plan most diplomatic functions were swiftly added to robert marsh's power including corresponding with american ministers abroad handling the proceeds of all foreign loans and the power to import or export goods on the account of the united states government at morris's personal discretion to solidify his power further over every branch of the federal government every monday night morris called together the major executive officers of the government including assistant financier gouverneur morris the secretaries for war and foreign affairs the commander in chief and the secretary of congress in an informal but effective cabinet meeting thus in a few short months congress had surrendered much of its power to single executives and this power was swift swiftly pardon me fused into the hands of robert marsh well before the end of 1781 folks outside of the operations were noting that virtually every function of government was now in the hands of robert marsh and that the business of government was somehow being simplified yeah corrupted virtually robert marsh's first act in power was a bill submitted to congress only three days after taking office his bold plan to create what was at one and the same time the first commercial bank in the history of the united states as well as its first central bank inspired by the model of the bank of england created at the end of the 17th century morris's object was to institutionalize a permanent interpenetration of all public and private business in a profound sense to make permanent the interpenetration that morris had personally achieved during the revolutionary war in both its temporary and permanent forms this was an interpenetration through which public funds whether obtained through taxation or creation of paper could be channeled into the private pockets of morris and his federalist colleagues now for sure taxing would be necessary to redeem at par that body of depreciated public debt which morris and his friends so extensively held folks this is increasingly important that you understand that morris and his cohorts owned the debt and that was something that they most definitely wanted to hold on to because then taxation would have to be created to pay them and it gets much more in depth than that and we will cover that but this new bank of north america as morris called it would prevent he said the nation from lapsing into an economy based on hard money well wow what's wrong with that and would be the device for returning to inflation people inflation is a tax if you don't understand that you probably need to go back and sit in with someone who can help you understand that but this time however it would be a more discreet inflation controlled and managed for the benefit of robert morris and his federalist cohorts the razzle-dazzle of complexities and mysteries of high finance as well as the supposed needs of the vanishing war effort would serve as the cloak for the hard realities of subsidy to a specially privileged few just like we have today folks the only thing that's changed are the actors and the date of the play so once again revolutionary america was being pushed far in the direction of the reactionary british reality against which the new nation had struggled to come into existence and the bank of north america would have a vital role in what could only be called a counter revolution so the idea of bringing to the united states a private central bank like that of england had been long in the air on among these american federalist monarchists and alexander hamilton gouverneur morris pelletiah webster and the learned pennsylvania lawyer william barkton had all outlined prior to this plans for such a bank so morris was just implementing what these monarchists wanted from the very beginning monarch i'm sorry morris's bill incorporated a bank of north america which was to receive monopoly privileges from the central government first it would be able to issue bank notes payable on demand which would be receivable in all duties and taxes to all state and federal governments at a par equivalent to specie in addition at least temporarily no other banks would be permitted to operate in the country hmm although the bank was to begin modestly with a private capitalization of four hundred thousand dollars in specie morris envisioned its notes expanding to become the only medium of exchange in the entire country in short morris's bank would have the monopoly license to inflate money in return for its privileges it would graciously lend its newly created money to the federal government which would then use that borrowed money to purchase war supplies from robert morris oh and also from those of his friends folks at this point i would be remiss if i didn't tell you that there's a large statue in chicago illinois which will never be torn down i promise you not by this government and in that statue in the center is one george washington to his right is robert morris the gentleman we are discussing now to his left is haim solomon who was the head of the synagogue of philadelphia and why do we have a monument to those three people and most people don't even know what's there well we're we're going to touch on some things that might lead you to understand that so anyway here we go the public debt holders in the colonies which i told you previously were basically the federalist monarchist nationalist whatever you want to call them they gave themselves the name federalist as a mode of deception so those debt holders were not to be forgotten in mars's scheme he was going to take care of his buddies i promise you congress would ensure the payment of interest and principal on its debt and it would be deposited in the bank of north america which would then become the backing for many more of the bank's notes so therefore the federalist oligarchs were to benefit from issuing these new notes and from being able to deposit their public securities as supposed backing for these notes now robert mars's far-reaching plan passed very quickly at the end of may and over only minimal and scattered opposition in the congress only massachusetts led by james lavelle and old uh i'm sorry uh and old general artemis ward voted against this plan in the congress although the premier federalist nationalist monarchist from virginia james madison imagine that he balked slightly at the extreme concentration of power into mars which went far beyond the power conferred by the articles of confederation on the congress so because of war your constitution is being ignored the laws that which supposedly protect the people are ignored during war as a concession to the powers of the states however congress allowed that the bank could not operate within any state which would forbid it and it could merely recommend not demand that the states receive its notes for all dues and taxes now that was one of the benefits of the articles of confederation folks founding owners and directors of the newly created bank of north america including apart from robert mars himself his partner in his company willing and mars and that would be thomas willing he made him president of the bank and his old friends and associates such as john swanwick william bingham cadwallader morris gouverneur morris george climber and jeremiah wodsworth now folks how many of you were ever taught about any of those people in school be it public education or college but despite this impressive roster and all of mars's power and his ability to persuade others the financier was not able to raise anything like the required legal minimum of four hundred thousand dollars in specie capital in order to start his bank all mars was able to raise was seventy thousand dollars even the with the aid of further financial juggling and various subsidies paid directly to mars and to his pennsylvania banking friends but never give up on robert mars never doubt his resourcefulness mars was most adept when it came to dealing with the funds of other people imagine that sounds like government doesn't it when four hundred and sixty two thousand dollars in specie gold arrived in the u.s as a loan to the united states government from france mars simply appropriated that money i think the modern day term would be embezzled two hundred and fifty four thousand dollars of it and then deposited it in the bank of north america on behalf allegedly of the federal government there is nowhere unauthorized that there is nowhere unauthorized active embezzlement went almost completely uncriticized it's hard to understand at that time but again people there was a war going on so who cared for the remainder of his needed capital mars illegally secured fake pledges so congress incorporated his bank now the bank of north america began operations on january the 7th 1782 no sooner did it open its doors than mars borrowed heavily from the bank for government operations loans to the government from the bank of north america during the robert mars administration totaled over 1.2 million dollars which meant that the people of the 13 colonies were on the hook for this interest which would be paid to mars and all of his federal i mean all of his fellow federalist shareholders since the government had to keep repaying loans however total notes at any time did not exceed that four hundred and twenty thousand dollars but every time a payment was made against that debt mars and his friends pocketed the interest since they held all of the stock in the bank anyone beginning to see how the federal reserve works here it's a good clue because this is where it originally started now mars himself benefited in several ways from these multiple operations the bulk of the specie capital of his bank was supplied by mars from government funds then a multiple of these funds fractional reserve banking as we know it today was borrowed back by mars as government financier for the financial benefit of mars as a banker and then he channeled the money largely into war contracts for himself his friends and his fellow federalist the bottom line here mars embezzles money from loans made to the colonies by foreign countries which he quickly deposits into the bank of north america which he controls along with his federalist friends who own all of the stock in the bank mars then loans much of this money to the government which he in turn uses to purchase war materials from himself thus the people are saddled with paying back the loans plus interest to the foreign countries like france and the dutch then the people will be taxed to pay back the loans plus interest to the stockholders of the bank of north america along with inflated prices for war materials now how in the dickens can anyone help but wonder why robert mars was selected as a delegate to the constitutional convention where he was picked by george washington to be his secretary of the treasury initially but he turned it down okay that's kind of hard to figure out but uh morris did then tell washington since i won't take the job you should give it to alexander hamilton and then morris became one of pennsylvania's first senators under the new constitution now here's a question i have for you can anyone assume for a moment that george washington was unaware of all of these dishonest acts perpetrated on the people of the country by robert mars now i bring this up because ironic as it may seem to many george washington lived with robert mars during the constitutional of constitutional convention of 1788 as his personal house guest would that history was aware of the conversations between washington and morris during that hot summer of 1787 well folks that will conclude chapter six and into our 35 years of founding era history which you most likely were never taught and i hope as you look into this and as you study this and do your own research which is going to be hard to find folks because they try to hide their culpability as much as possible just like any other criminal so it's going to be important that you take the time to do your own studies and to find out because for sure the government is never going to teach you this teach you this because it goes against everything that they claim as the truth with the truths of history is proven to be totally and completely false so i hope that you will join us for chapter seven which should be coming very soon and i would like to ask you if you like what i'm putting out here if you would please support me by becoming a paid subscriber to my sub stack it would be most appreciated and it is at least minimum wage or less for the research and the work that i do to bring to my fellow americans because truth is vital without it we are done so god bless everyone tune in for chapter seven so
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