Tag: Henry Wallace
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Zenith + Wallace, part 2 of 3.
When FDR took office, he had to fix two parallel legacies of the booming speculative 20s, both of which caused busts in the 30s. There were cross-ties between the two legacies, so he couldn’t fix either one by itself. He had to fix them in a cross-linked way. One boom was initiated by huge government…
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Zenith + Wallace, part 3 of 3.
Simplify, simplify, simplify. Wincharger focused my thinking on balancing natural forces with natural forces, using reactance instead of resistance. This leads to three separate Simplifies. The first is impractical, the other two are eminently practical. = = = = = Simplify #1: Farm generators ranged from 6v to 32v, always DC. Modern solid-state equipment, including…
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From Mao to Marx in one move
A constant theme in old scifi, and a recognized rule of human behavior: An external enemy like an alien invasion can unite bickering family members or internally divided nations. Our monstrous rulers have been dividing us for centuries, with special success in the last 30 years thanks to their total control of MEDIA. Alien monsters…
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More on Edwin Pauley
Writing about FBI blackmailer Edwin Pauley reminded me that Bert Andrews had mentioned Pauley in one of his opinion pieces about the 1948 election. The context was Congressional hearings about commodities trading by Federal officials. Found two separate Pauley events in a Congressional Quarterly. The pattern of the two events is distinctly revealing. The first…
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Loyal Edgarite
Wallace mentioned Edwin Pauley as one of the Errand Boys who slapped Truman into submission to Deepstate. I automatically linked the Wikipedia article on Pauley but didn’t automatically read it. Now I’ve read it. Pauley was a lifelong Deepstate blackmail agent. He was an oil exec whose career was advanced by collaborating with Bush Senior…
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More Wallace
Here’s another 1948 speech by Henry Wallace, focusing on postwar inflation. Again I’ve uploaded the speech itself without the intro and outro. Causes of Inflation, 14 minute mp3. I’ll transcribe some relevant parts for the web record. Part of the speech is details of prices and products that are no longer relevant. Our current postwar…
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Henry Wallace in action
Continuing my long salute to heroic Henry Wallace. His 1948 campaign has been tinfoiled and hahahaed out of history. In high school “history” class we heard a recording of his 1948 convention. The teacher “instructed” us about its silliness and absurdity. A new recording has popped up at Otrcat.com among a large collection on the…
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Right strategy
RFK jr is running for president inside the D party. He’s obviously a pied piper. Remember: Before he started this crap, he was the head lawyer for the Gaian movement. He didn’t switch sides. He piedpipered the antivaxers into the Gaian movement, and now he’s hoping to use their strong support to elect Trump. He…
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Two of my favorite people
A Reddit ‘filler’ says that the honeydew melon was introduced to China by Henry Wallace. China already had its own melons, but quickly grew to love the honeydew and even named it after Wallace. This happened on one of Wallace’s foreign Goodwill Tours, which the demonic HUAC later tried to call treason. One of the…
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Reprint from a year ago
Linked in previous, worth a reprint. This was one year ago but feels like only one month. Nothing has changed except that the “independents” are now totally magnetized by Gaia through Gaia’s High Priest RFK Jr. = = = = = START REPRINT: Still watching all the “independents” falling into line like passive iron filings…
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Yang is dumb.
Andy is at it again, pretending to solve our problems by introducing fancy gimmicks in the “voting” system. As far as I can tell from his glitzy but vague website, he doesn’t have any actual plans or proposals for economics or industry or peace. He just wants rank-choice “voting”. Pre-Yang nasty complicated voting: Yang’s New…
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Return to Truman 2
Still watching all the “independents” falling into line like passive iron filings near a powerful magnet. Still branching from that Feb ’50 Mutual news broadcast. It includes a brief emotional snip of the HUAC committee grilling Henry Wallace. The simple FACT is that all politicians were neutral and non-combatant from 1920 to 1940. We actually…
