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1912 - Titanic sinks with those against the Federal Reserve on board after those for it jump off before it sails.
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1913 - Wilson becomes President and signs Bill to establish the Federal Reserve
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1914 - Wilson starts WWl with the new income tax and Federal reserve funding it, absent any attack on the USA
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WWl ends against bedridden Wilson's wishes.
Apparently Wilson wanted to demonstrate the global influence of the U.S. by presiding at postwar negotiations, but he figured he could do that only if the U.S. were a belligerent. He had offered his services as a mediator, but his prospective allies, the French and British, weren’t interested. As historian Barbara Tuchman reported, “It was not mediation they wanted from America but her great, untapped strength.”
From https://x.com/MasterAviator2/status/1706538774736654561
Also see Q#142 and Q#187
You are welcome. By the way, vitamin B-17 (laetril, World Without Cancer) looks legit. Going through case studies soon from Richardson Nutrition Center (https://rncstore.com/). I am working my way up to 12 apricot kernals per day (preventative). Currently at 9 apricot kernals per day this week without any side effects, now in week 3 of my self-conducted clinical trial. [I keep charcoal pills handy to neutralize in the event of adverse reaction from my many experiments].
Dang! What do the apricots do and do they have potential negative effects??
No negative effects. I'm up to 12 apricot kernals per day now, and have demonstrated eating 3 at a time with no negatives. Vitamin B-17 high dose. Immune system booster, effectively. Part of the metabolic process is that the immune system takes the neutral cyanide component of B-17 (common from many foods) and drops it right on top of cancer cells which is the only place where it is converted into lethal form, killing the cancer cells and leaving normal cells alone. Possible that same process works on parasites, similar to cancer cells.
Laetrile = concentrated B-17 used on advanced cancer stages with significant success. Going through case studies now.