RACIST PROGRESSIVE: Woodrow Wilson - Forgotten History

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  • @TomRivieremusic
    @TomRivieremusic Рік тому +1551

    A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims...but accomplices" - George Orwell

    • @redwing1214
      @redwing1214 Рік тому +57

      That’s why I stopped voting. People say “you have no right to complain if you don’t vote.” There’s no logic in that though lol. I would say the people who don’t vote have every right to complain and the people who voted have no right to complain.

    • @TomRivieremusic
      @TomRivieremusic Рік тому

      @@redwing1214 I vote but now for Green Peace or Peace and Freedom. They never amount to much but at least I am not an accomplice to mass murdering greedy criminals.

    • @wintercook2
      @wintercook2 Рік тому +31

      We are all accomplices. Leaders don't lead. They follow.

    • @iffracem
      @iffracem Рік тому +45

      When your only "choice" is which is the lesser evil, it isn't a choice. Democrat/Republican in the US, Conservative/Labour in the UK. Liberal/Labor in Australia.... no different, all politicians that are beholden to their party and the people who control their party, all morally and ethically bankrupt.. The only difference is the degree of corruption each is involved in.
      At least here in Australia there are few independents that you might get a couple of years of honest representation out of, before they too become corrupt or quit in frustration.

    • @wintercook2
      @wintercook2 Рік тому

      @@iffracem That's the nature of the beast. Sometimes I think it's amazing we even have a government.
      George Washington, in his Farewell Address, explained how factions, or party politics, can destroy a nation. Leaders don't lead - they follow. They will only do what will get them re-elected. Even in an authoritarian country leaders have to pay attention to public opinion. If they have control of the media, they can influence public opinion, but there are limits there.
      I think the only answer is education. In the US there is no excuse for the sea of ignorance in which we live. But human nature is tribal. When you know history, you know that a land of ignorance and misery, such as Afghanistan, is not the exception, it's the human norm.
      The structure of what the American Founders created lifted a major portion of humanity out of the misery for the first time in human history. We've enjoyed RELATIVE peace and prosperity for a couple of hundred years. But ignorance and human nature persist. The situation in Ukraine reminds us of the fragility of what we have. It hangs by a slender thread indeed.
      The moral bankruptcy is a reflection of us as a people. Clearly the problem is our inability to come together to effect change for the good of people.
      There are many places on the planet even today where people are utterly incapable of coming together to have things like clean running water, sewers, or electricity. We are not so different. The government structure under which we live keeps people from abusing power - to a degree. Outside of our borders lives "the other", and the law of the jungle prevails. I don't know how to wrench people from their tribalistic thinking, but I have to believe the answer is in education. Somehow, some way, we have to educate ourselves about history, or we are condemned to repeat it ad infinitum.

  • @RafterPigeon
    @RafterPigeon Рік тому +523

    The federal reserve act was his ultimate crime.

    • @G00GleIsACr33p
      @G00GleIsACr33p Рік тому +12

      Adding the 16th, 17th, and 18th Am.'s. Was the US military integrated before Wilson?

    • @JM-kq4le
      @JM-kq4le Рік тому +35

      That and the creation of the IRS and the backdoor vote on direct taxation

    • @G00GleIsACr33p
      @G00GleIsACr33p Рік тому

      With all the inflation which steals the purchasing power of every Dollar in our pockets.

    • @troymillion8510
      @troymillion8510 Рік тому

      Hat ties with helping create the UN globalist cabal!

    • @johnwalzer9187
      @johnwalzer9187 11 місяців тому

      @@G00GleIsACr33p You do realize that presidents play no role in constitutional amendments? Congress approves them and the states ratify. Neither the president's approval nor signature is required.

  • @phillipwhite659
    @phillipwhite659 Рік тому +622

    If we made a list of good presidents in the 20 century it would be very short.

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому

      Eisenhour
      the last good republican pres and the only one SINCE who didnt use trickery to get into office the first time.
      Nixon's deal with N. Vietnam
      Reagan's deal w Iran
      W's selection by the SCOTUS
      Gump with his Vladdy's help/voter suppression/gerrymandering

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому +5

      Wait, i forgot HW, and he rode on Ron's coattails but he won fairly.
      My bad

    • @harrylongabaugh7402
      @harrylongabaugh7402 Рік тому +58

      ​@@bobbafett1849HW was an awful man and awful president.

    • @bremnesen
      @bremnesen Рік тому +10

      Harding.

    • @gregb6469
      @gregb6469 Рік тому

      How one defines 'good president' will determine who is on the list. We must also distinguish between a good man and a good president. Both Hoover and Carter were good men, but their presidencies were mostly failures.

  • @Anchor-Supreme
    @Anchor-Supreme Рік тому +892

    I find it funny how he’s always heralded as one of our best presidents, yet he was responsible for the Federal Reserve, the IRS, entering into WW1 when we had no business doing that, mass segregation of the federal government, and the Espionage Act.
    This single man did more to hurt this country than he ever did to help it.

    • @AlbertBenajam-ww1db
      @AlbertBenajam-ww1db Рік тому +59

      Stifling regulatory agencies
      Palmer Raids against
      civil liberties
      Segregation increase
      League of Nations
      (UN for runner)
      FBlie
      Direct Senate Elections
      (greatly reducing
      state rights this
      OverPowered Federal Gov.
      Income Tax
      Foreign Entailments
      Personal Arragenceh
      Etc.

    • @shadowlazers
      @shadowlazers Рік тому +32

      I knew nothing of Woodrow Wilson before this documentary but as soon as I heard 3rd Generation pastor I knew it was going to be bad

    • @illegalaryan8400
      @illegalaryan8400 Рік тому +29

      Segregation was the only thing he did right.

    • @curtiskretzer8898
      @curtiskretzer8898 Рік тому

      🇺🇲had it's reason for entering WWI;🇺🇲,🇬🇧&🇫🇷were all in league to disenfranchise Germany out of colonial assets.🇺🇲had luxury of dragging it's collective feet for 3 years,
      letting🇬🇧&🇫🇷do the heavy lifting of f'ing the Austro-
      Germans over,and after Armistice,
      initial
      conditions for WWII were already fomented

    • @casehughes-me5ln
      @casehughes-me5ln Рік тому +1

      ​@@illegalaryan8400you say that because you have no morals, segregation has never been justified, what would have been justified would have been to send an atomic bomb to Berlin, in any case the coward Austrian painter had to send children to the war, and Soviet soldiers took care of your women , what a good end

  • @zebradun7407
    @zebradun7407 Рік тому +398

    My Grandfather served in WW 1, and he often spoke of how he hated Wilson.

    • @voiceofreason2674
      @voiceofreason2674 Рік тому +4

      Why would he hate on Wilson and the fed govt ? everybody who went to WWI got a shot at raising their social status. My people served in WWI and ever since then we've owned property and gone to college. For real money and access to the kinda loans that you can build a fortune on, as far as I can tell Government did the WWI veterans justice for noble service. If your pawpaw fumbled the bag that's on him but money isn't everything and hating is sometimes justified

    • @lucyb7929
      @lucyb7929 Рік тому +52

      A lot of smart people hated Wilson and for good cause.

    • @You_suck_at_games
      @You_suck_at_games Рік тому +27

      @@voiceofreason2674 Too bad your people didn't die in that war.

    • @pamelawoodall5891
      @pamelawoodall5891 Рік тому +22

      @@voiceofreason2674You are delusional!!

    • @e-0703
      @e-0703 Рік тому

      @@You_suck_at_games you are sick

  • @lifemasterkris1865
    @lifemasterkris1865 Рік тому +750

    So the First Lady ran the government to obfuscate for Wilson’s incapacitation. Somehow that rings a bell somewhere in my mind.

  • @indianajones4321
    @indianajones4321 Рік тому +795

    In my view, Wilson was definitely one of the worst presidents we have ever had. Wish TR won in 1912
    Edit: Wow I was just saying my opinion and did not intend to start WW3 in the comments…

    • @TheWedabest
      @TheWedabest Рік тому

      The USA has had many terrible presidents!

    • @markdavis1116
      @markdavis1116 Рік тому

      TR would have got the U.S. into WW1 sooner. And would have been responsible for even MORE American deaths.

    • @Paladin1873
      @Paladin1873 Рік тому +50

      TR was also a progressive and most eager to enter America into WWI.

    • @markyuto6820
      @markyuto6820 Рік тому +75

      You mean Howard Taft should have won. If not for TD splitting the vote then Woodrow shouldn't have won .

    • @dustinryan9671
      @dustinryan9671 Рік тому

      Lincoln is close to the top three most corrupt presidents next to Wilson.

  • @mullinsjm1
    @mullinsjm1 Рік тому +69

    I was hoping you would talk about the federal reserve act and how it has affected the country. How the dollar has lost over 90% of its purchasing power since then. You hit on a lot of the other points though! 😊

  • @13StJimmy
    @13StJimmy Рік тому +113

    To go a bit further on how evil Wilson was, being anti war went from a campaign promise to being an illegal position to hold in a few months. Eugene Debs was arrested for speaking out against it

    • @marydesmond9595
      @marydesmond9595 11 місяців тому +5

      in politics, lies are called 'promises'

    • @jayrosen6663
      @jayrosen6663 13 днів тому

      Debs ran for President in 1920, from prison!

  • @barkeater9606
    @barkeater9606 Рік тому +652

    He enslaved all of us by signing that wicked 16th Amendment.

    • @keithbaker1951
      @keithbaker1951 Рік тому

      Well let's be honest we've all been enslaved since 1913. But Even in the original bill of rights the controllers gave themselves the moral authority to steal our wealth via taxation therefore it is not even arguable that this country has ever been a moral country anytime you take somebody's wealth involunearly simply because they are born within Certain geographical man-made Borders you lose any ability to claim morality. The state knows nothing but violence because it can not have statehood without committing violence against those who would wish to live free and not be under the thumb of someone else who has no higher authority than them because no man has any authority over any other man who has not harmed anyone. Once we discover this fact and start living as free men and women we will then be truly free. Those Who remained hopelessly mentally enslaved will not only ensure their own servitude but demand otverse be under that same servitude

    • @braden-ft8ti
      @braden-ft8ti Рік тому +54

      I would agree and the 17th amendment isn't far behind.

    • @fredrickmarsiello4395
      @fredrickmarsiello4395 Рік тому +6

      Now, they have been armed and weaponized.

    • @jbnatedawg1680
      @jbnatedawg1680 Рік тому +14

      Beacome a state national and you can legally refuse such taxes....

    • @drownthepoor
      @drownthepoor Рік тому +13

      @@jbnatedawg1680 Is that real? I've heard about it before. It seems impossible.

  • @philsmycrevice
    @philsmycrevice Рік тому +225

    It'd be nice to find a US historical figure that's not exposed as a grifting POS instead of the saints they're portrayed as.

    • @charleslasley2604
      @charleslasley2604 Рік тому +7

      Frederick Douglas

    • @Outlier999
      @Outlier999 Рік тому

      Today they are all condemned as racists and judged by modern woke standards. At least the white ones are.

    • @thomasdemooka4341
      @thomasdemooka4341 Рік тому

      No one with a working brain and a true grip on real US history thinks Woodrow Wilson was a "Saint". Racist/sexist/war monger bought and paid for and sold by his financial supporters/sold the American people out to the world banks with the "federal" reserve.. Look up federal reserve/Jekyll island meeting of 1910 which started it all while a (D) house and a (R) senate passed the "federal" reserve act which Wilson signed into law in 1913 which sold the US people to private banks. Wilson would be a "saint" to the (D)&(R) oligarchs if alive today!

    • @philsmycrevice
      @philsmycrevice Рік тому +2

      @@charleslasley2604 in 1888 Frederick Douglass supported a white conservative (R.W. Arnold) who was sponsored by a white party boss & former confederate general over a progressive black man (John Mercer Langston). Douglass's cause was great, but the man wasn't a saint or even consistent it seems. Go ahead & Google him like I did & I'm sure you'll find more. Don't forget the double s in Douglass this time when you search. Have a good'n bud!

    • @danielmorris7648
      @danielmorris7648 Рік тому +19

      ​@@philsmycreviceso in other words he would support someone even if they were white. Seems like a good man, maybe you need to look in the mirror to find the bigot.

  • @spiritnoimage
    @spiritnoimage Рік тому +206

    Wilson passing the federal reserve act was the beginning of the end of this once free country.

    • @michaelwakeford2336
      @michaelwakeford2336 6 місяців тому +8

      And ultimately the free world, too.

    • @jurgenjung4302
      @jurgenjung4302 6 місяців тому

      UA-cam: ROBERT SEPHER mit "Subversive Origins of Communism" 👍 👍 👍

    • @Master_Gamer_101
      @Master_Gamer_101 5 місяців тому +2

      again, not true, it was one of the smartest moves.

    • @Master_Gamer_101
      @Master_Gamer_101 5 місяців тому +2

      The only corruption i saw was that he straight up lied to the american people about isolationism 😂 but it was for the better good of the nation so it's justified.

    • @buckshot6481
      @buckshot6481 5 місяців тому

      Every Amendment he passed was a disaster for future generations but he was a Democrat after all.

  • @seraph1926
    @seraph1926 Рік тому +43

    Every time I hear someone say his name I yell BAD GUY

  • @twc9000
    @twc9000 Рік тому +88

    Wasn't Wilson planning on running for a third term before he had his stroke? Also, didn't he make some comments about the Constitution being outdated and believed that experts, like him, could be responsible with more government power?

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Рік тому +32

      He was going to run yes.

    • @matthewelberson4140
      @matthewelberson4140 Рік тому

      Have you read the news today? Lefties are saying the same thing again

    • @neilreynolds3858
      @neilreynolds3858 Рік тому +1

      It would not surprise me that he said that about the Constitution and made that suggestion. It's in line with the ideological basis of his other policies.

    • @Prich319
      @Prich319 6 місяців тому +1

      Expert at what? being a corrupt elitist and authoritarian of the worst kind?

  • @swlc5555
    @swlc5555 Рік тому +81

    My grandma's brother was killed in World War I at Belleau Wood, France fighting with the Marines. My grandma always referred to the war as "Wilson's War."

  • @TheRiverPirate13
    @TheRiverPirate13 11 місяців тому +178

    Funny how he was so fondly remembered in my high school history classes with no mention of his support of segregation and the KKK. Just shows if you want to learn about American history do it yourself! Enjoyed the video.

    • @vickieadams6648
      @vickieadams6648 10 місяців тому +7

      Right! RIGHT

    • @libertybell7145
      @libertybell7145 9 місяців тому

      Pres Trump supports the KKK.

    • @frankphillips7436
      @frankphillips7436 8 місяців тому +11

      My school, in the 80’s taught about George Wallace and his overt racism but failed to mention which party he was a member of.

    • @afhostie
      @afhostie 7 місяців тому +6

      ​@@frankphillips7436guess which party most teachers belong to?

    • @frankphillips7436
      @frankphillips7436 7 місяців тому +4

      @@afhostie Well, based on the financial contributions of the NEA, I’d have a guess.

  • @tballstaedt7807
    @tballstaedt7807 Рік тому +752

    America's first modern Technocratic Authoritarian Democrat.

    • @rosscampbell1173
      @rosscampbell1173 Рік тому +28

      Don’t forget Tammany Hall. It’s just how they are.

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому +10

      Reichwingers today would love living back then

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому

      since in the USA today one party has gone full fascist with a wannabe dictator Benedict Gump

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому +13

      ​@@hydroponichomesteader6852oh, no argument from me on that one (thanks recently to Citizens United and other pro-corporate power scotus decisions) since the Plutocracy learned long ago they could BUY the political process and since many own war profiteering corporations, they got richer in the process.

    • @slappy8941
      @slappy8941 Рік тому +32

      ​@@bobbafett1849U mad bro? 😭😭😭

  • @hisoverlorduponhigh90
    @hisoverlorduponhigh90 Рік тому +298

    Wilson had very powerful handlers. They were more interested in global politics.

  • @powderbeast5598
    @powderbeast5598 Рік тому +53

    Signing the Federal reserve act ( not federal & no reserves ) has to be the worst action.

    • @mikejohn0088
      @mikejohn0088 Рік тому +5

      Designed for demise when technology will allow. We have arrived.

    • @hairlessape5107
      @hairlessape5107 Рік тому +3

      John Maynard Keynes was an economist who was on the team representing the UK at the Treaty of Versailles talks. He quit half way through in disgust to write the book The Economic Consequences of the Peace. In that book he says that Wilson was the only man in the room who could have steered us away from WW2 but he failed to do so. In 1920 Keynes predicted a coming disaster that would be worse than the first war, the Treaty of Versailles was one of the big fails of history. It is what put Hitler into office.

    • @powderbeast5598
      @powderbeast5598 Рік тому +1

      @@hairlessape5107 . Mr. Maynard Keynes is also known for the Keynesian hypothetical economic hypothesis.

    • @mikejohn0088
      @mikejohn0088 Рік тому

      As you know pal the Treaty was an intentional punishment that they knew would inflame Germany and ultimately setup the next worldwide bloodbath sacrifice.
      ALL wars have had but ONE purpose = to appease the god of this world.

    • @MarciaDiehl-wy5rw
      @MarciaDiehl-wy5rw 7 місяців тому

      @@powderbeast5598 Which is the worst economic theory to ever come into being. FDR used his stupid corrupt theory to bolster the New Deal programs which prolonged the Great Depression by at least 10 or more years.

  • @bradbarnes1839
    @bradbarnes1839 Рік тому +190

    The steep decline began under Wilson. The seeds of the present state of affairs largely trace back to this time

    • @germaniatv1870
      @germaniatv1870 7 місяців тому +4

      Some American Politicians from that time actually wrote that the US Americans will once look back at Wilson in the future.

    • @gordonipock9385
      @gordonipock9385 7 місяців тому +4

      Giving women the right to vote is one of the things that began the decline. Appointing the first Jew to the Supreme Court was a second threshold event for the worse.

    • @germaniatv1870
      @germaniatv1870 7 місяців тому

      @@gordonipock9385 the Purge of German America under Woodrow Wilson.
      Wilson also eliminated the identity of the Settlers. Wilson made everyone "American".
      Wilsons policy developed into loss of identity.

    • @wingedbuffalo4670
      @wingedbuffalo4670 6 місяців тому

      @@gordonipock9385 I agree 100% that the seeds of America's great decline were indeed sown during the so-called "Progressive Era" and Wilson's Administration in particular. That said, I have NO problem whatsoever with women's suffrage, or Supreme Court justices who are extremely well-qualified but simply happen not to be the typical "WASP" men -- i.e., Jews, Catholics, women, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, etc.,
      HOWEVER, what I vehemently object to are:
      1. Big Government
      2. Marxism
      3. Trampling on the Constitution
      4. Welfare for people who are medically capable of working, but simply refuse to do so; providing benefits to such people is nothing less than STEALING from taxpayers (but NO problem with providing benefits to people who truly CAN'T work)
      5. Imposed "quotas" based upon "DEI" instead of true MERIT ("best qualified" candidates ought to hired -- independent of any other consideration) "Patronage" and 'taking care of big-$$$ donors has NO place in job hires
      6. LEFTIST/MARXIST Indoctrination of our children in the public school systems
      7. Disregard for our laws -- e.g., not "just" by ILLEGAL Aliens (although certainly including them), but also by those who aid and abet them
      8. Disregard for morality
      9. etc.

    • @elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633
      @elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 5 місяців тому

      @@gordonipock9385 Man, you really are specimen. Back to the 19th century.

  • @barnabybones2393
    @barnabybones2393 Рік тому +70

    Did I miss Sedition and Espionage act? It's one of the best Wilson barbecue ingredients. Nice work Collin. Thanks for mentioning the Lusitania manifest. Too often overlooked.

  • @NoLegalPlunder
    @NoLegalPlunder Рік тому +615

    This country’s luck ran out when he became president. His passing of the Espionage Act, which still lives on, was particularly vile.

    • @strastoncalhoun6192
      @strastoncalhoun6192 Рік тому +103

      Along with the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, Prohibition, the 17th and 16th Amendment, the banning hunting of all birds
      Wilson is the worst president in history

    • @edl617
      @edl617 Рік тому +30

      Palmer raids resulted in my grandfather being dragged out of his store and tossed in jail

    • @ValerieGriner
      @ValerieGriner Рік тому

      @@strastoncalhoun6192 FDR was equally bad. I never understood why WE fought on the side of Stalin and Communism/Bolshevism. It has come back to DESTROY us from within.

    • @freespeechchampsusanwojcic2528
      @freespeechchampsusanwojcic2528 Рік тому

      Did he sign in the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote? Yup, definitely the worst president.

    • @freeguy77
      @freeguy77 Рік тому

      @@strastoncalhoun6192 Presidents don't have anything to do with Constitutional Amendments. It has to pass each House (Senate also) of the Congress with a 2/3rds vote, not an easy or frequently done thing! Then it has to be ratified by 3/4ths of the States, now 38 of the 50. Back in 1913 for the 16th and 17th there were only 48, so 36 were needed. Wilson had nothing to do with their passage or ratification! But he did push for the evil WW1 mass murdering over 105,000 young American men, when most of the population wanted to stay out of another European War. And he did sign one of the worst pieces of legislation ever considered and passed, on Dec. 23, 1913, with the Federal Reserve banking cartel Act that started the modern paper-money scam. Only 40% of the paper "money" was allowed to be be redeemed into gold, proving it was a banker-government scam at the very start. As the years went by, with the 90% silver coinage (dimes-quarter-halves) eventually reduced to 0% in 1965-present, and inflation (a result of the constant paper money inflating) kept stealing more wealth and savings from ordinary, common Americans, the 40% became 0% on Aug. 15, 1971. The 'dollar' was from then on, just pieces of paper with some complicated ink slapped on it, but no intrinsic or tangible value. Gold and silver were and always will be the common peoples' money that will never die, compared to the paper inflating, that always ends in hyper-inflation, where the people throw off their yoke, and stealing their savings, and return to real, hard money once more, and hopefully forever after!

  • @HistoryCollectorsForum
    @HistoryCollectorsForum Рік тому +435

    “History never repeats itself, but it does often rhyme.” -Mark Twain

    • @davesmith7432
      @davesmith7432 Рік тому +14

      That quote went through my head today when I watched “Glitch” McConnell stroke out again on live TV.

    • @davidmann4533
      @davidmann4533 Рік тому +2

      History history frequently self repeat itself

    • @rudyalarcon3532
      @rudyalarcon3532 Рік тому +1

      History does indeed repeat itself. Only because Human Nature is just smart enough to be greedy but not smart enough to change and be useful to the World.

    • @cliffcampbell8827
      @cliffcampbell8827 Рік тому +2

      What does that mean? It rhymes? So does Dog and Bog...two things that have absolutely nothing to do with each other. Bode and Road also rhyme, two things that just don't go together but toad does...it doesn't bode well for that toad if it tries to cross that busy road.
      I think Samuel Clemens was sampling various types of fungi when he made that comment and I'm sure it made sense in his head at the time but it doesn't make any sense at all.

    • @davesmith7432
      @davesmith7432 Рік тому +3

      I think it could be interpreted different ways. Woody had a stroke and couldn’t do his job. Yet he won’t let go of power. Today, John Fetterman, Mitch McConnell have had strokes and shouldn’t be in government. It’s not the same case but it’s similar. History doesn’t repeat but it rhythms.

  • @williamshelley1533
    @williamshelley1533 Рік тому +72

    Wilson had an opportunity after WW1 to meet with a young upstart soft spoken man hoping to get help freeing his country from French colonialism. The man’s name was Ho Chi Minh. Had he taken him seriously back then history would look a lot different needless to say

    • @paulachristie630
      @paulachristie630 Рік тому +11

      Also if the Japan Racial Equality Proposal had been honourably treated by Wilson, and respect shown to other matters of importance to Japan at the Versailles Conference, then Pearl Harbour and Japan may have never had reason to join forces with the Axis powers in WWII.

    • @davidbell1619
      @davidbell1619 Рік тому +2

      Also Lenin.

    • @goldenvulture6818
      @goldenvulture6818 Рік тому +3

      In case you aren't already aware Vietnam was a French colony for less than 100 years. That amount of time is nothing compared to when Vietnam was a Chinese colony for 1,000 years.

    • @FEARTHEEER1
      @FEARTHEEER1 Рік тому

      But, by then they were weary of being occupied and wanted their freedom. Your figures still add up to 1,100 years of occupation, it doesn't really matter who the occupiers were at that point, does it?@@goldenvulture6818

    • @stuckinmygarage6220
      @stuckinmygarage6220 7 місяців тому

      ​@GARRY3754 will we ever know?

  • @ndpatriot9725
    @ndpatriot9725 Рік тому +383

    That was amazing. History needs to be remembered not forgotten. We need more of this type of history, true history not what is being pushed in the schools today. Thank you

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому +13

      does that apply to all areas?
      many states in the Union forbid TODAY the teaching of factual history while still promoting the United Daughters of the Confederacy nonsense.

    • @robertdore9592
      @robertdore9592 Рік тому +10

      Slowly, but surely , the truth is surfacing.

    • @tomhenry897
      @tomhenry897 Рік тому +2

      Mean African studies

    • @rogersteinway5680
      @rogersteinway5680 Рік тому

      @@robertdore9592 “What is truth?” said Pilate. It all depends on what one believes and how much one is willing to accept on political, religious, economic or scientific faith. I suggest everyone examine the different ideas of philosophies and decide for themselves. Don't let the pundits do it for you. That is too easy.

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un Рік тому

      @@bobbafett1849 checking the SOCIALIST DEMOCRAT FRD & THE NEW DEAL results - - - When lawmakers began drafting the GI Bill in 1944, some Southern DEMOCRATS feared that returning Black veterans would use public sympathy for veterans to advocate against DEMOCRAT JIM CROW laws. To make sure the GI Bill largely benefited white people, the southern Democrats drew on tactics they had previously used to ensure that the New Deal helped as few Black people as possible.
      During the drafting of the law, the chair of the House Veterans Committee, Mississippi Congressman John Rankin, played hardball and insisted that the program be administered by individual states instead of the federal government. He got his way. Rankin was known for his virulent racism: He defended segregation, opposed interracial marriage, and had even proposed legislation to confine, then deport, every person with Japanese heritage during World War II.
      When the bill came to a committee vote, he stonewalled in an attempt to gut another provision that entitled all veterans to $20 a week of unemployment compensation for a year. Rankin knew this would represent a significant gain for Black Southerners, so he refused to cast a critical proxy vote in protest. The American Legion ended up tracking down the Congressman who had left his proxy vote with Rankin and flying him to Washington to break the deadlock.
      Roosevelt signed the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act into law on June 22, 1944, only weeks after the D-Day offensive began. It ushered into law sweeping benefits for veterans, including college tuition, low-cost home loans, and unemployment insurance.
      The GI Bill’s Effect on Black Veterans
      From the start, Black veterans had trouble securing the GI Bill’s benefits. Some could not access benefits because they had not been given an honorable discharge-and a much larger number of Black veterans were discharged dishonorably than their white counterparts.
      Veterans who did qualify could not find facilities that delivered on the bill’s promise. Black veterans in a vocational training program at a segregated high school in Indianapolis were unable to participate in activities related to plumbing, electricity and printing because adequate equipment was only available to white students.
      Simple intimidation kept others from enjoying GI Bill benefits. In 1947, for example, a crowd hurled rocks at Black veterans as they moved into a Chicago housing development. Thousands of Black veterans were attacked in the years following World War II and some were singled out and lynched.
      Though Rankin had lost the battle to exclude Black men from VA unemployment insurance, it was doled out inequitably. Men who applied for unemployment benefits were kicked out of the program if any other work was available to them, even work that provided less than subsistence wages. Southern postmasters were even accused of refusing to deliver the forms Black veterans needed to fill out to receive their unemployment benefits.
      Black veterans and civil rights groups protested their treatment, calling for protections like Black involvement in the VA and non-discriminatory loans, but the racial disparities in the implementation of the GI Bill had already been set into motion. As the years went on, white veterans flowed into newly created suburbs, where they began amassing wealth in skilled positions. But Black veterans lacked those options. The majority of skilled jobs were given to white workers.

  • @bruceboyer8187
    @bruceboyer8187 Рік тому +43

    My grandfather's first election tovite in was 1916. He voted for the Democrat Wilson because Wilson ran his campaign of "he kept us put of war". That was the last time he ever voted Democrat!

  • @carolperczak9938
    @carolperczak9938 Рік тому +87

    As a youngster, i looked up to Wilson. Now, i call him a a vile evil man.

    • @neilreynolds3858
      @neilreynolds3858 Рік тому +9

      Adulthood will do that to you...

    • @melchior2678
      @melchior2678 Рік тому +2

      As a youngster? Are you like 100 years old or something?

    • @FazeParticles
      @FazeParticles 10 місяців тому

      we has a the prototypical white supremacist even makes the 19th century racists look soft by comparison which is very impressive i might say. it's a shame Theodore Roosevelt was an egomaniac and wouldn't back the greatest conservative president in William Howard Taft as his running mate. splitting the conservative vote was biggest death nail the US will ever receive.

    • @prinz89
      @prinz89 7 місяців тому +1

      Same

    • @briansimon8969
      @briansimon8969 7 місяців тому +6

      I think he meant the damn schools taught us that he was a good president

  • @grocerygrip
    @grocerygrip Рік тому +190

    This part of Wilson was NEVER taught to me in High School. He was looked at as the GREAT president of the GREAT WAR

  • @manicmartyr69
    @manicmartyr69 Рік тому +870

    I always teach about how Wilson fired all the black staff, started the Federal Reserve, and showed the 1st movie at the White House “Birth of a Nation”. And then I ask students to guess which political party he represented.

    • @danwelterweight4137
      @danwelterweight4137 Рік тому

      Stop being a clown. You know very well that the parties switched sides in the 1968 election.
      The Republican party is no longer the party of Lincoln.

    • @kesfitzgerald1084
      @kesfitzgerald1084 Рік тому +147

      A traditional Democrat.

    • @DrDemented9885
      @DrDemented9885 Рік тому +86

      You forgot about the Balfour declaration as well

    • @CA-by2br
      @CA-by2br Рік тому +31

      ​@@DrDemented9885 oy vey

    • @slimpickens01
      @slimpickens01 Рік тому +87

      However did you explain to your students that the Dixecrats shifted to the Republican Party after the passage of the Civil Rights Bill?

  • @elus89
    @elus89 Рік тому +221

    "Liberal historians claim he was a Progressive... despite this, he was a racist segregationist."
    Me: "They're the same picture."

    • @impitt28
      @impitt28 Рік тому +3

      You: cognitive dissonance.

    • @frankieecanales8827
      @frankieecanales8827 Рік тому

      Just like Sleepy Creepy Joe Biden a couple of days ago referring to LL Cool J as “that boy…”

    • @goldenvulture6818
      @goldenvulture6818 Рік тому

      The label "progressive" reeks of elitism and dishonesty

    • @realityhurts8697
      @realityhurts8697 11 місяців тому +1

      Theu have these revisionists, like Erik Foner who actually published a book used by universities in which he states no blacks fought on the side of the south... umm slaves were forced at times and free black slave holders sure as hell did fight for their " way of life"

    • @PeeboTyson
      @PeeboTyson 10 місяців тому +15

      Damn straight. They also like to ignore the fact that eugenics was a progressive obsession.

  • @neilhartigan7456
    @neilhartigan7456 Рік тому +36

    Edith Wilson was the first female president of the United States of America 😂

    • @newperve
      @newperve Рік тому +1

      Which explains why they were reluctant to have another.

    • @MLM68
      @MLM68 Рік тому +1

      No Dolly Madison

    • @GG-jw8pt
      @GG-jw8pt Рік тому

      The first of many! 😂
      👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

    • @inconnu4961
      @inconnu4961 Рік тому

      @johncollins7062I was thinking about Hillary Clinton, but Michell ma belle also had more influence than he ought to have had.

  • @Stopsign32v
    @Stopsign32v Рік тому +84

    Woodrow Wilson - Most Corrupt President
    Joe Biden: "Hold my ice cream cone"

    • @bigglilwayne7050
      @bigglilwayne7050 7 місяців тому

      You idiot, did you not watch the video?? Biden was small potatoes to this dude...

    • @Shah-of-the-Shinebox
      @Shah-of-the-Shinebox 5 місяців тому +2

      Two peas in a pod those two are

    • @46Dutch
      @46Dutch 5 місяців тому +4

      You forgot trump. Remember, trump lied and Babbit died.

    • @robertbonds6680
      @robertbonds6680 Місяць тому

      @@46Dutchlmao

    • @robertbonds6680
      @robertbonds6680 Місяць тому

      @@46Dutchignorant lefty

  • @lifemasterkris1865
    @lifemasterkris1865 Рік тому +46

    My son and I have long conversations about History (he’s a chip off the old block) and his take on when America was subverted was Wilson’s presidency.
    I go with Lincoln’s locking up the Maryland legislature in violation of habeus corpus (which is articulated in the powers delegated to Congress), but all the same, his case regarding Wilson is hard to assail.

    • @kalburgy2114
      @kalburgy2114 Рік тому

      Notice how "presidential historians" always have the highest regard for presidents that most abused their power?

    • @alihenderson5910
      @alihenderson5910 Рік тому

      Federal reserve was the biggest robbery in history. It was an inside job.

    • @randallkohn6089
      @randallkohn6089 Рік тому +1

      It’s a race to the bottom with most of the presidents.

    • @inconnu4961
      @inconnu4961 Рік тому

      While i understand your point, and generally we need to abide by our agreements. i guess i could defend Lincoln because he honestly believed that should the country successfully divide, the chances of either nation surviving long after the division were not good! So if your choices are to violate an agreement to save the nation, vs save the agreement but risk the destruction of the nation. Unfortunately, violating the agreement becomes the most palatable of two unsavory choices. The UK really did meddle in our personal affairs and I wish the Fenians could have unleashed the gates of hell upon the Brits properly for their efforts!

  • @jackjones3657
    @jackjones3657 Рік тому +418

    Thank you for this. I have a degree in history from a US state university. I remember being so frustrated at how ideological so many of the professors were without any concern for an objective presentation of history that students could then formulate their own conclusions about. I was sharp enough to understand a real manipulation was afoot and had to do a lot of my own studying to find the reality and contrasts from what I was learning in the classroom!! More than once my grades on papers suffered when I held to "historically and politically incorrect" conclusions. This was over 20 years ago. I imagine the revisionist history is taught even more overtly today! Guard your kids parents!!

    • @MLM68
      @MLM68 Рік тому +8

      Wow you took this story about Wilson to talk about you.

    • @jamesruddy9264
      @jamesruddy9264 Рік тому

      You also took the same story to talk about a guy in the comment section.@@MLM68

    • @inconnu4961
      @inconnu4961 Рік тому +88

      @@MLM68 He took this story about Wilson to highlight how we are ALL being lied to about our history. His story was an illustration. Were you a grade school drop out? LOL

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Рік тому +39

      He made a good point though

    • @ValerieGriner
      @ValerieGriner Рік тому

      I think that the Communists were deeply entrenched by the time that you and I received our "formal/accredited" state university indoctrination(education). I graduated in 1978 from the University of Georgia. We have been fed a LOT of BS and revisionism, but the TRUTH is still out there for those who are willing to do the research and not follow the "official narratives."

  • @tonylittle8634
    @tonylittle8634 Рік тому +18

    As King Solomon wrote, Ecclesiastes 1:9
    What has been will be again,
    what has been done will be done again;
    there is nothing new under the sun.
    Again Marine, awesome work

  • @jasonfletcher8444
    @jasonfletcher8444 9 місяців тому +37

    Shockingly accurate. I can't believe UA-cam hasn't taken it down.

    • @46Dutch
      @46Dutch 5 місяців тому

      Did they forget trump???

  • @kevinm.8682
    @kevinm.8682 Рік тому +184

    I try very hard not to judge historical characters by today's standards. But it's very difficult not to think highly negatively about this man and his racist escapades. He not only stopped blacks from applying for federal jobs, he eliminated people who were doing good work just because they were black. To go out of your way and destroy a person's livelihood like that requires a level of evil that's hard to justify.

    • @jabrockobiden9434
      @jabrockobiden9434 Рік тому

      Racism doesnt exist

    • @mchapman132
      @mchapman132 Рік тому +1

      Too many fail to realize the Democrats did not want to see slavery end. They were 100% against Lincoln. Even back then, they were masters at twisting the truth and flipped things around making it look like they were helping the black population. In reality, they were doing everything they could to keep them, isolated, poor, controlled, limited in what they could do and achieve. Sadly, it was a form of slavery.
      Margaret Sanger, a Socialist, started Planned Parenthood, abortion, to control the “colored birth rate”. After the Civil War, slaves were free and were starting to have families.
      The left has painted the GOP as the enemy of minorities, but the opposite is the reality.

    • @madonnahood3381
      @madonnahood3381 Рік тому

      One more example of a Democrat who loves a respects Blacks.

    • @yeanah2571
      @yeanah2571 Рік тому +14

      There was a set level of racism back then, but this guy did extra. A lot extra.

    • @kevinrowland4592
      @kevinrowland4592 Рік тому

      Racism is the least of the dirt the irs and central bank are far more of a negative for EVERYONE living here

  • @Stormbringer2012
    @Stormbringer2012 Рік тому +115

    His "mistress" hit him over the head with a whiskey bottle. This is what led to his stroke. Another interesting tidbit is that he thought he was the second coming. The guy was freaking bonkers.

    • @perrymathis4557
      @perrymathis4557 Рік тому +14

      LOL, didn't know this but good for her😂😂👏👏

    • @leonardticsay8046
      @leonardticsay8046 Рік тому +11

      Nerds tend to be megalomaniacs.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Рік тому +9

      The legend about the bottle is a good one, but we could not corroborate it.

    • @Stormbringer2012
      @Stormbringer2012 Рік тому

      Here's something else you left out "Congress declared war against Germany because of Wilson’s assertion that Germany had sunk the S.S. Sussex and that US citizens aboard had perished with the ship. But after General Pershing’s troops were fighting in Europe, the hoax was exposed. The S.S. Sussex had not been sunk and no citizens of the US had lost their lives."

    • @MLM68
      @MLM68 Рік тому +1

      No it was the enfluensa

  • @christianhunt4407
    @christianhunt4407 Рік тому +270

    As a citizen of New Jersey, I would suggest we never let a representative of this state become president again

  • @kingcurmudgeon8685
    @kingcurmudgeon8685 Рік тому +55

    He gave us the IRS and the Federal Reserve? Wow. What a destructive figure in world history.

    • @Prich319
      @Prich319 6 місяців тому +7

      He also birthed the military industrial complex, and destroyed the US policy of staying out of other countries wars.

    • @elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633
      @elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 5 місяців тому

      If you didn't have the IRS, do you think pple would pay their taxes,fool!

    • @perryanderson5642
      @perryanderson5642 4 місяці тому

      More than Anything in this Whole Video, did you hear the- He Appointed the 1 j e w to something? That tells you who he REALLY IS. They're been Kicked out of 109 Countries for a reason. They Are the World Trouble Makers and Don't let Anyone Lie and tell you Differently.

    • @katereznikov8792
      @katereznikov8792 Місяць тому

      Calling other people fool doesn't do you any favors​@@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633

  • @perrymathis4557
    @perrymathis4557 Рік тому +62

    I've honestly always considered him the MOST corrupt and that LBJ could hold his beer. Not for long mind you, but this SOB is hopefully burning if there is a hell.

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому

      i wonder if LBJ made $3.1 BILLION while in office by selling eyes only top secret intel to Saudi, China, Russia, etc etc like TFG did?

    • @tomhenry897
      @tomhenry897 Рік тому

      LBJ is a Boy Scout compared to Clinton obama biden

    • @keithcrandall1369
      @keithcrandall1369 Рік тому

      I am in my 40s right now. in my lifetime, Biden is the most corrupt followed by the Clintons and Obamas. they all are gonna burn in Hell!

    • @inconnu4961
      @inconnu4961 Рік тому

      THANK YOU EweTube! We loving your shadow bans! I also love having my eyes gouged out too, while you are at it!

  • @hilldwler420
    @hilldwler420 Рік тому +190

    Sir, my grandfather grew in Selma alabama in the 19 teens as a sharecropper on a cotton plantation. He was also white. When he move to Birmingham during the depression several of his fellow sharecroppers black and white went with him. Never once heard my grandfather mention lynchings or racism for that matter. They farmed together, ate together, went to church together and lived next door to one another white and black. People were just poor back then period.

    • @sharonroller8849
      @sharonroller8849 Рік тому

      Still holds today, people are just poor. Unfortunately they ,,,the powerful want to divide us for their benefit, and sadly we are letting them.

    • @ChrisfromGeorgia
      @ChrisfromGeorgia Рік тому +37

      My Grandmother is 100! She grew up in Washington, Georgia and was the oldest of 9 children. You know, when she speaks of her life, it sounds very similar to what you speak of. You're right, the majority of the folks were poor. They'd work dark to dark together to survive. She said times were tough, but they had each other and The Lord always provided. Thank you for your comment.
      Take care🙏

    • @icarus6651
      @icarus6651 Рік тому +28

      It would appear that these stories do not fit the narrative.

    • @uhlijohn
      @uhlijohn Рік тому +1

      Race baiting politics is the mother's milk of the elite. Divide and rule. That way we do not focus on our true enemies.

    • @mikeyoung490
      @mikeyoung490 Рік тому

      Same in western NC mountains we are all poor and lived together with almost no issues multi race couples are common and no one cares about it tired of the narrative that says we are a racist because we are from the south bs I've seen fare more racist in the north than the south

  • @918Mitchell
    @918Mitchell Рік тому +23

    Woodrow Wilson, the model Democrat

    • @MLM68
      @MLM68 Рік тому

      Are you here for history or to push a agenda? I am a republican but it seem we also forgot we were the progressive party. Now we are in line more with Wilson. I don’t think that Nazi who shot that dollar general in Jax was a dem.

    • @JavierHardeman199X
      @JavierHardeman199X Рік тому

      FDR, LBJ, Clinton, Obama, and now Joe Biden seem like all of them are continuing his “Legacy”

  • @MR2Davjohn
    @MR2Davjohn Рік тому +19

    The reason Wilson waited 2 years to enter the war was because if he had done that earlier he would not have been reelected.

    • @LawrenceEsq
      @LawrenceEsq 4 місяці тому +2

      Not quite. We went to war in 1917 BECAUSE (1) Germany denied our demand to stop unrestricted submarine war on neutral ships, as a result American civilans were killed by the Germans although we were not at war, and (2) BECAUSE Germany sent Mexico a message urging Mexico to attack the United States with German assistance. If Germany had not engaged in these actions, the United States would not have entered the war.

    • @colonel1003
      @colonel1003 3 місяці тому

      @@LawrenceEsqout of all the things Woodrow Wilson did, he was justified in declaring war on Germany

  • @paulvmarks
    @paulvmarks Рік тому +92

    You claim that Wilson's racism contradicts his reputation for Progressivism - but racism was a key part of Progressive thought. You also claim that Wilson's platform of expanding the size and scope of government in the 1912 election was "liberal" - but in 1912 the word "liberal" in American politics still meant smaller government not bigger government - the reversal of the meaning of the word "liberal" happened later in the United States than in Britain where "liberal" already meant bigger and more controlling government by 1912.

    • @alwaysfreedom9354
      @alwaysfreedom9354 Рік тому

      Many were eugenicists. So was FDR. Racist Jew-hater.

    • @perrymathis4557
      @perrymathis4557 Рік тому

      Exactly. The term Liberal has been completely reversed, and adopted by the authoritarians to fool the masses. Well writ sir.

    • @Icarus6783
      @Icarus6783 Рік тому

      The term "Progressivism" as he used it for his administration was simply a cloak and dagger definition. His actions can be mirrored today with the current administration that engages in race baiting and pandering to minorities. Indeed racism was and is a key part of progressive thought. The aim and the sentiment have not changed, only the methods have.

    • @Audriene
      @Audriene Рік тому +10

      The nuances of history make up the most important part. Dumbing down for the masses.

    • @straightrippnable706
      @straightrippnable706 Рік тому +8

      I've been trying to see what of 20th century progressivism can be seen as precedent to contemporary 'social justice' - wearing out their welcome before making any longterm change is something I wonder if I've picked out

  • @maxhengst2252
    @maxhengst2252 Рік тому +132

    He despised the constitution as well.

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому

      well then we are repeating history because the front-runner of a political party in the USA already said that he'd do away with the Constitution

    • @heathernikki5734
      @heathernikki5734 Рік тому +2

      @@bobbafett1849no he didn’t 😂 unless you mean Biden

    • @greglane3978
      @greglane3978 Рік тому +22

      Yep,
      Just like Biden.

    • @joaopedrobaggio4475
      @joaopedrobaggio4475 Рік тому +26

      Like all the Democrats.

    • @WhiteTrashMotorsports
      @WhiteTrashMotorsports Рік тому +18

      Like all progressives

  • @evilemperorzurg9615
    @evilemperorzurg9615 Рік тому +147

    What kills me is that he is celebrated as one of the best presidents in schools and mainstream media.

    • @44thala49
      @44thala49 Рік тому +34

      And who controls those?

    • @AV57
      @AV57 Рік тому +22

      He is? I've only ever heard people talk about how terrible he was. Liberals hate him, because he was a KKK lover and conservatives hate him because he started the federal income tax. There’s only a very slim demographic that likes him for his foreign policy that embraced America being an international superpower, but even most of those supporters realize that came with a lot of negative consequences.

    • @icarus6651
      @icarus6651 Рік тому +1

      All time great in their eyes.

    • @MLM68
      @MLM68 Рік тому +3

      What kills me is most of us republicans forgot we were the progressive party. Most are inline with Wilson.

    • @andregoodwin890
      @andregoodwin890 Рік тому +7

      Nelson Rockefeller was the publisher of textbooks , blame him

  • @jerryrenn346
    @jerryrenn346 Рік тому +28

    Excellent video. It may be worth noting that U.S. dimes minted during Wilson's time in office began being produced with an emblem on the back side showing an axe bound, upright, in a bundle of sticks. This emblem is called 'Lichter's Facese'. It is the same emblem used by the fascist Airforce of Italy during WW2. It carries the meaning that Government is everything. All powerful. In other words government is God. Kind of strange for the administration of a man who was the son of a minister and a ministers daughter. That is exactly how the left sees things today too.

    • @kristiblack4789
      @kristiblack4789 11 місяців тому

      Based on the results and fruits of his labor, it's obvious he was a Freemason Con-Troll Freak and Geek aka Luciferian Loving Lunatic! Babylonian War Whores are super, duper Liars!

  • @fbnprz8088
    @fbnprz8088 Рік тому +49

    All Americans should know this history

  • @Free-Bodge79
    @Free-Bodge79 Рік тому +16

    Bit of a eye opener.! ?

  • @paulvmarks
    @paulvmarks Рік тому +59

    The KKK was not "conservative" in Southern politics - it normally took Populist or Progressive political positions, supporting more regulations (which supposedly helped "the working man") and such thing as the expansion of State education.

    • @fredbays
      @fredbays Рік тому

      for whites only

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому

      you might wanna lay off the UDC indoctrination because the klan most definitely WAS and STILL IS conservative as it gets.

    • @mahbriggs
      @mahbriggs Рік тому +12

      It also supported the eugenicist Margaret Sanger!

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Рік тому +1

      The KKK was ultra conservative nationalists.

    • @stumpy-my2ww
      @stumpy-my2ww Рік тому +1

      The KKK was democratic@@FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL

  • @thomasgary1219
    @thomasgary1219 10 місяців тому +12

    I am enjoying and learning so much from these videos. There's a lot of things we weren't taught in school

  • @ramieskola7845
    @ramieskola7845 Рік тому +19

    He was truly a president from Hell.

  • @DANTHETUBEMAN
    @DANTHETUBEMAN Рік тому +10

    The federal reserve act, christmas legislation enacted when much of government was at home for the holliday.

  • @dennisstrasburg7105
    @dennisstrasburg7105 Рік тому +3

    MY OPINION! I think I'm still permitted. To me it is a toss-up between this socio-path and the other Lyndon Baines Johnson. Ah, but after George Washington, they all have "feet of clay".

  • @Luked0g440
    @Luked0g440 Рік тому +35

    Wilson’s biggest problem was that he allowed himself to fall under the spell of his “close friend”, Colonel Edward Mandell House.

    • @mortonwinner2397
      @mortonwinner2397 Рік тому

      We have not been told who was backing the self-styled “Col.”Edward House”, nor , indeed how House got his claws into Wilson, but I have come to believe that behind House may have been the newly victorious Bolsheviks and their several famous leaders. Thusly, House could today be considered as Wilson’s “control”agent.

    • @Madasin_Paine
      @Madasin_Paine Рік тому

      CFR
      R||A
      Chatham
      300
      3R
      Rthchild
      Rckfllr
      Rhodes
      The whole episode sounds like a foundation or predecessor and preparation for today.
      A Bipartisan Affair, sufficiently.
      Any ISM will do
      2 › 1 › 🌐 Odor
      💩√🏴‍☠️
      Almost 100 year anniversary.
      The foundation think tank talent stables are these power bosses and barons legacy too. Soros isht sll that new and neither is Musk vir Gates .
      Sugar Daddy War Bucks
      Billion heir $ For Corporate State Corporatism which use socialism communism fascism and total - authoritarianism and any other ISM in their community chest.
      All hush hush but the history is revealing enough.
      IMHO

    • @MichaelRobertson-i8f
      @MichaelRobertson-i8f Рік тому

      Robert Welch of the John Birch Society was the Founder of the Organization. If I would Say the history and insights of this Man was taught by schools at the formative age, possibly our current Problem of the World could have taken a different path

  • @mgcarmkm4520
    @mgcarmkm4520 Рік тому +83

    Thanks Colin. I find your short episodes of history fascinating. The repercussions of decisions taken over a century ago can be felt today. The concentration of power was just as intense then as it is now, albeit very well disguised.

    • @stephenkammerling9479
      @stephenkammerling9479 Рік тому

      And ever since World War I, the US has been entangled in the rest of the world's crap.

  • @tylerwilkins2096
    @tylerwilkins2096 Рік тому +167

    If Taft would have won, how different this country would be. God forgive us

    • @perrymathis4557
      @perrymathis4557 Рік тому +3

      👏👏👏👏

    • @sharonroller8849
      @sharonroller8849 Рік тому +32

      You can say this about 2020 also.

    • @bobbafett1849
      @bobbafett1849 Рік тому

      Lets hope that Maj Gen Butler wasnt the only PATRIOTIC American who stood agaisnt fascism because thats what we avoided in 2020 and its possible that it attacks the USA again next fall and does away with the Constitution, as that defendant/candidate has SAID he would do.

    • @slappy8941
      @slappy8941 Рік тому +6

      There is no god but our own conscience.

    • @wrobinson1702
      @wrobinson1702 Рік тому

      Perhaps God is our conscience. @@slappy8941

  • @yellowmartian
    @yellowmartian 7 місяців тому +3

    He also indirrctly screwed up Vietnam. At the Treaty of Versailles, a young Ho Chi Minh (who loved America and the US Constitution so much that he wrote nearly word for word a Viatnamese Constitution) tried to meet with him to discuss freeing Vietnam from French colonial rule. He refused to meet with Ho. This pissed him off so much he spoke with the only people willing to listen to him: Communists.

  • @michaelwalter3399
    @michaelwalter3399 Рік тому +23

    World War I was a family argument between cousins, Nicky, George and Bill. We should have stayed the Hell out of it, we were not part of that family.

    • @voiceofreason2674
      @voiceofreason2674 Рік тому +2

      Standby and let Europe get bent over by the idea of "might is right"? No we did a noble thing when we came to help and I think most people recognized it. It's a shame that WW2 happened but I've heard it opined that Wilson had the plan to prevent it with the league of nations and the USA blew it by not joining. Idk all that politics but I do know that they had some fiends up to no good over there and we helped stop them

    • @voiceofreason2674
      @voiceofreason2674 Рік тому

      @johncollins7062 bruh he was British nobody's scared of the British at that time. If it was America staring you down telling you don't try that shi again they woulda listened. Instead we let our free market invest in the rearmament of the Nazi war machine. And when they got active our companies were just like "well what do you want us to do we just sell them stuff" like Ford actively campaigned to let them do their thing and Coca Cola allowed them to buy heaps of sugar at cheap rates and put their hands up when the war went down. We shoulda been more active saying look y'all can have jobs and all that but we wanna see what you're doing over there. Cuz they were sitting there plotting building those funky old tanks.

    • @michaelwalter3399
      @michaelwalter3399 Рік тому

      @@voiceofreason2674 So you think that what we did to Native Americans wasn't "might makes right?" In the real world, ti does make right, you know.

    • @voiceofreason2674
      @voiceofreason2674 Рік тому +1

      @@michaelwalter3399 bruh I'm part Muskogee Indian cut that out, those were brutal times, the Muskogee who had sense threw in behind Jackson and got a fair deal for it. What were we supposed to do let the British control the gulf coast? That's crazy they had no popular support. Europe in the 1900s is just like that you had a tiny mob trying to bully everyone else around and American stepped up and said you ain't gonna do that

    • @GG-jw8pt
      @GG-jw8pt Рік тому +1

      😂😂 Deluded!
      You yanks waited (as usual) and came in when it was practically all over! 😂😂

  • @SoloPilot6
    @SoloPilot6 Рік тому +19

    "He Kept Us From War" -- until after the election.

    • @PeeboTyson
      @PeeboTyson 10 місяців тому +1

      Same with FDR, campaigned for re-election on the idea he would not get involved in the European War while secretly moving the U.S. in that direction all along. Same song. You'd think people would catch on eventually, but alas.

  • @nobama3468
    @nobama3468 Рік тому +10

    "established the Federal Reserve" all you have to say.

  • @bradfordmccormick8639
    @bradfordmccormick8639 Рік тому +4

    History is complex. Propaganda is simple.

  • @sharonroller8849
    @sharonroller8849 Рік тому +16

    Wonder if modern democrats know their history.

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un Рік тому

      CRT, DEI, 1619 no facts project & the no evidence "PARTIES SWITCHED" are utilized by KLANOCRATS to deny their long history of racism and oppession

    • @Dr-Alexander-The-Great
      @Dr-Alexander-The-Great Рік тому +2

      No

    • @mikem6280
      @mikem6280 Рік тому +3

      The dont know history, period.

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un Рік тому

      @@Dr-Alexander-The-Great The Democratic Party was founded by slave owners. In his book "Negro President - Jefferson and the Slave Power," Pulitzer Prize winning historian Garry Wills writes that party founder Thomas Jefferson and his fellow Democratic Party politicians had a political "indebtedness to the slavemasters." Wills notes that while "everyone recognizes that Jefferson depended on slaves for his economic existence, fewer reflect that he depended on them for his political existence. Yet the latter was the all-important guardian of the former."
      The party’s first six political platforms from 1840-1860 supported slavery.
      Seven Democratic presidents owned slaves.
      Democrats in Congress opposed the 13th Amendment that abolished slavery, the 14th amendment that gave Blacks due process and the 15th Amendment that gave them the right to vote.
      -Democrats in Congress opposed the Civil Rights Acts of 1866, 1870 and 1875. The first gave Blacks the right to own private property, the second gave the president the power to use the military to fight the Ku Klux Klan attacks on Black voting rights, the third banned discrimination in public accommodations.
      -Historian Eric Foner of Columbia University says the Ku Klux Klan was "a military force serving the interests of the Democratic Party." University of North Carolina historian Allen Trelease described the Klan as the "terrorist arm of the Democratic Party."
      -Democratic President Woodrow Wilson segregated the federal government upon taking office in 1913.
      -The Federal Reserve, created by Wilson, and Social Security, created by Franklin Roosevelt, were passed in Congress with support from Senate and House Democrats in a deal to not pass legislation outlawing lynching.
      When former President Obama tells CNN’s Cooper
      “ . . . . that there are certain right-wing media venues, for example, that monetize and capitalize on stoking the fear and resentment of a white population that is witnessing a changing America and seeing demographic changes, and do everything they can to give people a sense that their way of life is threatened and that people are trying to take advantage of them” - it's in fact Obama himself who is, as they say, playing the race card.

  • @tduffy5
    @tduffy5 Рік тому +10

    Jill Biden has often said how much she admires Edith Wilson, and hoped to emulate her. She has succeeded.

  • @robertkreiling1746
    @robertkreiling1746 Рік тому +3

    And Barrack Obama and Joe Bidden say , hold our beer !

  • @tylerwilkins2096
    @tylerwilkins2096 Рік тому +25

    This guy is so evil

  • @SuperMilesandMiles
    @SuperMilesandMiles Рік тому +33

    Good video! Dr. Caroll Quigley shines a very interesting light on Wilson as well in his book Tragedy and Hope. Also of note: his “kingmaker” wrote an anon short story called “Phillip Dru: Administrator” where he describes how a small group of ppl can hijack an entire government using a dupe like Wilson. Lots of familiar tactics are described like, ‘If a non-network-approved Presidential candidate slips through the primaries, attack him and his supporters with your media.’

    • @Madasin_Paine
      @Madasin_Paine Рік тому +7

      CFR
      R||A
      Chatham
      300
      3R
      Rthchild
      Rckfllr
      Rhodes
      The whole episode sounds like a foundation or predecessor and preparation for today.
      A Bipartisan Affair, sufficiently.
      Any ISM will do
      2 › 1 › 🌐 Odor
      💩√🏴‍☠️
      Almost 100 year anniversary.

    • @MrGchiasson
      @MrGchiasson Рік тому +6

      'Tragedy & Hope' was an amazing read. I could not put it down.
      I ruined my copy survival the notes, highlighted sections and references I wrote in almost every page.
      That book should be mandatory reading in high school & college.
      (Yeah...the fake-academia would perform a book burning rally!)

  • @playdiscgolf1546
    @playdiscgolf1546 Рік тому +8

    Created the Federal Reserve and the IRS. That’s all I need to know

  • @connilady57
    @connilady57 Рік тому +7

    The Titanic seemed to get rid of opposition.

  • @kittybitts567
    @kittybitts567 Рік тому +153

    This is excellent. If only the truth were taught in all schools and universities. The American people would have the understanding to make informed choices when they vote.

    • @ValerieGriner
      @ValerieGriner Рік тому

      Voting is pointless. Left-wing or right-wing=SAME EVIL BIRD. However, I do believe in local(and maybe)state elections. There may be a time when some of our states have to secede from the union(again).

    • @badart3204
      @badart3204 Рік тому +6

      No they wouldn’t because that requires effort. The flaw of democracy is that researching politics requires effort and the public has other shit to do that is much more interesting. This has been a problem since Athens

    • @freeguy77
      @freeguy77 Рік тому

      Doesn't matter who they vote for today. The Uniparty (D/R) has "both sides" tightly covered by their "money" creation (from paper monopoly via the privately-owned Central Bank, the Federal Reserve, and taxes), so there is no real competition; the D/R party votes for either faster government takeover, or slower government takeover. Either way, government seizes more and more power, wealth, and control over the people! No way out, except for the States to interposition themselves between the dictator-loving feds and their citizens using the forgotten 9th and 10th Amendments that limit the feds' power grabs, in re-asserting the States and Cities (a State chartered area) have most powers people want. Police, Fire, Water, Garbage taking, and Education, but the States' education is also seen as one-sided, leftist-extremist oriented! End the Education monopoly with State education, and leave the education industry to the free market and competition, just as we do for food, clothing, housing, and other essentials or services such as cable tv! Students are thus today being more dumbed-down and not allowed to think for themselves, than ever before with this State monopoly!

    • @alexanderwhite298
      @alexanderwhite298 Рік тому

      The truth is based on who is in power at the time. If you know so much about the truth then you should know that religion has been the bane of society since its conception. For proof the US national motto and the pledge of allegiance are good examples.

    • @mikephalen3162
      @mikephalen3162 Рік тому

      Americans have plenty of truth now and a third of them still support the wannabe dictator who tried to overthrow our democratic republic.

  • @Napoleon1815-l8c
    @Napoleon1815-l8c Рік тому +16

    Wilson’s chief advisor, Colonel Edward Mandell House, started the Council on Foreign Relations in 1922.

  • @drifterman319
    @drifterman319 Рік тому +6

    No! Another Democrat?? Noooo!!
    Don't forget to look up what Al Smith, New York Democrat said about his own Democratic party in the 1930s and their leanings towards communism.

  • @Buckoux
    @Buckoux 10 місяців тому +4

    The League of Nations, quote; "Although the US Senate rejected US membership in the league of Nations..." (17:02 to 17:07). Historians NEVER mention the reason WHY the Senate did not ratify the USA joining the League of Nations. It was rejected because the US would have had to amend the US Constitution and remove the power of Congress to "declare war" and turn the American military over to the whims of Britain and France. If that is "isolationist" it's a good thing and we need more of it. What American family would want their sons drafted to go off to war at the whim of a foreign nation? The past wars of US Presidents like Vietnam and Iraq with their need for reelection have been more than too much!

  • @ericwilliams538
    @ericwilliams538 Рік тому +50

    Wow....what everyone needs to learn nowadays. History!!! Real, truthful history!!!!

    • @slappy8941
      @slappy8941 Рік тому

      Nowadays is one word.

    • @ericwilliams538
      @ericwilliams538 Рік тому

      @@slappy8941 thank you. Seriously.....most people would get upset and start a "social media" argument with someone and call them a "Grammar Nazi" or something else to that effect.....

    • @ericwilliams538
      @ericwilliams538 Рік тому

      @@slappy8941 you'll hopefully be happy to know I corrected my mistake 😛

    • @erandeser5830
      @erandeser5830 Рік тому

      Most people do well by learning about the present. I mean learning to understand rather than mindlessly following the fuhrer

    • @SonofGodSieglinde
      @SonofGodSieglinde Рік тому

      So true

  • @sandycee89
    @sandycee89 Рік тому +29

    Wilson was certainly heavily influenced by horrific Civil War stories from his parents and veteran. Having surviving that and reconstruction was no trifle. I sure would like to know what those were.
    > could you do an episode on WWI hero Smedley Butler? He wrote “War Is A Racket“. He is an unheralded remarkable patriot.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Рік тому +5

      We already have an episode on Smedley Butler. Thanks for watching

    • @melaniew4354
      @melaniew4354 Рік тому +9

      Anyone who grew up in the south in the decades after the war and had relatives who lived through it couldn't help but be influenced. I am from Savannah, GA and the elderly people I knew as a child could remember what the old folks told them when they were children. The rest of the country has no idea how awful Sherman's armies were to the citizenry both white AND black, and what Southerners endured under Reconstruction and being under martial law as an occupied military state. No wonder most of the young men left and went out west rather than suffer the humiliations. That left the widows to pick up the pieces, try to process the physical and psychological violations, mourn the dead, write their diary accounts and in some cases quietly starve to death. No wonder the women "romanticized" the experience and banded together in societies to memorialize their dead husbands, brothers and sons. That and storytelling was the only way to cope with the trauma. There are sources to read that can fill in a more full picture, but you have to dive deep into diaries, journals and letters of the time. It will leave you with a greater understanding. I wish there were more modern sources that give more well-rounded accounts.

    • @constitution_8939
      @constitution_8939 Рік тому

      Smedley Butler was a Great and Very Outspoken Patriot but made a Huge mistake when he testified about a so-called Fascist Plot to takeover the Roosevelt Administration and replace FDR which amounted to Nothing of any significance. But I do believe he was murdered because of what he may have done and said about FDR when WW 2 commenced and would have made a Lot of trouble for FDR and his Stalinist Occupied Administration that he couldn't have known about at that time as neither did some Americans until the book "American Betrayal" was written by Investigative Journalist Diana West and published in 2013.
      She had read lots of post-Soviet Union KGB archival papers that were stolen from the then defunct KGB offices by mostly Ukrainian citizens and sold or given to people interested in the incredible amount of information written in reports by Soviet Agents who identified a Lot of Soviet spies planted in the FDR Administration such as Harry Dexter White, Alger Hiss, Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, and many more. I recommend Every American read this book that reveals the Treason, subversion, betrayal, propaganda and Lies told to the American people about the true nature and reasons for FDR opening Diplomatic Relations with the Mass Murdering Bolsheviks of the Soviet Union in the first week of Roosevelt taking Office as the U.S. President and how he referred to Joseph Stalin as "Uncle Joe" softening up Americansto "the Russians" that FDR, a 33rd degree Freemason and U.S. Traitor as was Joseph Stalin a Freemason too to later ally the Soviets with America and another Traitor Winston Churchill. Both Churchill and Roosevelt were aligned with the Rothschild-Warburg/Federal Reserve Bankers as fellow Luciferians to Destroy Germany which was made plain to see when World Jewry declared their "Holy War" on Germany in March of 1933 just a couple of months after Adolph became Fuhrer of Germany.
      What Diana West reveals in her book, with lots of references and citations of Facts, will be heartbreaking for many Americans, British and French to absorb. The destruction of the German Third Reich was necessary because the Germans knew what the "Bankers" had in store for All of Western Civilization and Germany wanted to prevent this plot from happening (The same Plot JFK warned about and stated he would reveal before leaving the White House and was murdered 7 days later) and to prevent the Soviet Union from doing to Germany and Europe what was done with the "Bolshevik Revolution of 1917" and where they had Murdered Millions of Christian Russians before torturing, starving and murdering another estimated 2 Million Ukrainians between 1931 and 1933 with Stalin at his peak of power. Germany Only wanted to Save Western Civilization and they started doing this by throwing out the Bolshevik Communist Bankers from the German Financial System/Banks, government, radio and print companies and the "Book Burning" they did was Only those of pornographic, Communist, Freemasonry, occult, Talmudic nature Not those Classics of European culture and tradition.
      Most of what We have been told about Germany and WW 2 were fabrications and Lies especially about the so-called "Crematoriums and showers" that Never existed and the "Haavara Agreement" is proof of the German intentions to deport "Them" to Palestine. Germany Only wanted to prevent the Luciferian NWO from ever coming to fruition and because Germany was meant to be totally destroyed and Germans genocided out of existence and Forced into a Defensive War for their survival, proven after the Germans permitted the "Dunkirk Evacuations" and Adolphs "Appeal to Reason" to Churchill was turned down with Churchill's reply of: "Nothing but Germany's Unconditional Surrender would be acceptable" did Germany go on a Major Offensive. These are the Truths though nothing but Lies and Propaganda have been taught, when taught at all, about WW 2 and All the photos and film footage of the Concentration Camps and bodies is all that could be expected when the British bombed Germany at night and the Americans by day had destroyed German cities, towns, roads, bridges, tunnels, Railyards, farms & factories and innocent elderly men, women and children from mid-1942 - 1945 where not even German guards at the Camps nor soldiers in the field could have enough to eat much less the prisoners who all mostly died from starvation and typhus which was rampant throughout Europe during the War because all ways of delivering food and medicine had been destroyed in the bombings which were a "Crime Against Humanity, War Crimes and Attempted Genocide" even after Germany surrendered May 8th, 1945.
      "Gentleman, I have come to the inexcusable conclusion that we have fought this war on the WRONG SIDE! We should have fought WITH the Fascists AGAINST the communists, and not the other way around. I fear in 40-50 years we may pay a dear price for this mistake."
      ...... General, George Patton. 07-21-1945
      When Gen. George S. Patton had figured out why the Soviets were used as Allies as they were brutally taking over Eastern Europe and were Not willing to cooperate with the British or Americans, Patton suggested arming the German prisoners to fight with them, the British and French to push the Soviets back into Russia he was removed from commanding the American 3rd Armored Division and given what amounted to a desk Command to relocate Refugees into German housing while forcing out the German families that owned them for what he called something like the "Stinking, uncivilized backward filth (Eastern European "Christ Deniers") of a people acting more like animals who rather designate a room in a house they were given to be the garbage dump and defacate in it when there was a bathroom for that purpose but they wouldn't use it." He became angry and depressed when he realized this was aginst all American principles and decency and the War was begun against Germany for some other reasons than to liberate Europe from the Germans who he respected and thought to be a much better race of people than those who were replacing them (Sounds like history is repeating itself today in Europe, America and other countries of the Western Civilized World??)
      Patton was supposed to depart Germany for the return to America but had told too many Higher Ups in the military what he was going to do and say in America when he got back and those In Command did not like what might happen because of what he might reveal so the Order was given to assassinate Gen. George S. Patton. It was done to look like a traffic accident but it didn't kill him. Instead he was brought to a now American hospital in Heidelberg, Germany and when his wife and personal doctor who had deemed his neck injury sustained in the car accident to be mild enough for him to fly back to the States he told his wife after realizing that the 2 and a half ton truck that turned into his Staff Car causing the accident was No accident, said to his wife, "Get me Out of this hospital, they are going to kill me here."
      A while after his doctor had left to prepare for the flight back to the States his wife being hungry had left the room and went to the hospital cafeteria. She was there about 15 minutes when a orderly found her and rushed her back to Pattons hospital bed where Gen. George S.Patton was now dead. The doctor said he had died from a brain hemorage. No autopsy was performed and he was buried in a American Veteran Cemetary in Belgium where many of the men under his command were also buried though he was supposed to be brought back to the U.S.
      Though his death is clouded in mystery, Gen. George S. Patton was Murdered by his own government which he had so bravely and fiercely fought for. He died on Dec. 21, 1945. I believe he and Smedley Butler were murdered by Traitors who were deep inside the American Government then and are now Bidens Cabinet out in the open for All to see today as America is No Longer controlled by We, the American people but by a subversive Treasonous Cabal of a Foreign "State" just south of the Lebanon Border.

  • @bryanwilliams6032
    @bryanwilliams6032 Рік тому +39

    The Democrats haven't changed one bit.

    • @LordBingus1
      @LordBingus1 Рік тому +2

      Oh really. Which party is trying to make America Great Again?

    • @Mrc172
      @Mrc172 Рік тому +3

      The Republicans have though. Fascists.

    • @JavierHardeman199X
      @JavierHardeman199X Рік тому +1

      ⁠​⁠@@Mrc172 You use that word and you probably don’t know what it means and the only “fascists” I see is coming from YOUR SIDE! of the aisle so miss me with that nonsense.

  • @davidwoods7408
    @davidwoods7408 Рік тому +12

    Thank you sir! This needed to be said on as wide a platform as possible!

  • @matthewlucas4142
    @matthewlucas4142 Рік тому +9

    When the history of the US is written people will say that the eventual fall began in 1913 when the federal reserve act was signed

  • @cotybowman8825
    @cotybowman8825 Рік тому +103

    I love this channel. I am a history buff and enjoy the bits of history that you are not taught in school. I am waiting for a transplant and have a lot of health problems. When I feel sick, your channel helps to pass the time. Thank you for your service and thank you for helping me personally through some difficult times. Take care sir.

    • @tobingallawa3322
      @tobingallawa3322 Рік тому +7

      Stay strong, eat healthy andgoboutside and feel the sun shine on your face when you can

    • @insultinsultan705
      @insultinsultan705 Рік тому +5

      Had a liver transplant back in 2020, its rough as hell, scary, but rewarding enough on the other end getting to live another day lol

    • @cotybowman8825
      @cotybowman8825 Рік тому +3

      @@tobingallawa3322 Thank you my friend.

    • @cotybowman8825
      @cotybowman8825 Рік тому +3

      @@insultinsultan705 Glad you're doing well. Take care.

    • @heathernikki5734
      @heathernikki5734 Рік тому +5

      Prayers for complete healing and a successful transplant

  • @jamesbrown9736
    @jamesbrown9736 Рік тому +112

    Sir I appreciate this series. Some of the facts presented about President Wilson I knew some not. I do believe that a lot of the “reforms” and federal laws he had passed are the roots of a great many of our problems today ie the fed, income tax, and popular vote for an office to the Senate. His segregationist views definitely put us behind as a nation. Studying the League of Nations I was not a fan and I don’t believe the follow-on body of the un (not capitalized on purpose) has that much of a real purpose. All and all I give the man as President a grade of D. Thank You again Sir for your presentation. Semper Fidelis SSgt B.

    • @tomhenry897
      @tomhenry897 Рік тому

      If studied the League of Nations would know Wilson fell sick and it was france and Britain that set it up

    • @manuelbearley6711
      @manuelbearley6711 Рік тому +12

      It's sad to say that I have learned more about US history from people like Mr. Horton and Mark Felton than I ever did in high school and college. Sad to see that my degree in American History 40 years later is really worthless because there's so much of our nation history that was left out of the curriculum.

    • @edelarth8320
      @edelarth8320 Рік тому +3

      Thank you. I am but a rough pebble. Sometimes it needs to poke the nice shoes and regain some sanity this world. Amen

    • @edelarth8320
      @edelarth8320 Рік тому +2

      Semper Fidelis. Yee Haw

    • @icarus6651
      @icarus6651 Рік тому

      Thanks for pointing these out, I would say this man did tremendous damage to our nation. Not a fan of the fed, I don't believe Wilson was proud of what he had done. By far the worst president of all time in my humble opinion.

  • @Autobotmatt428
    @Autobotmatt428 Рік тому +6

    WEB du Bois was an idiot for endorsing him. Also it was very ironic

  • @RogerLewis-ey2tt
    @RogerLewis-ey2tt Рік тому +29

    Lifelong Dem, and tyvm . It's SO important not to let party get in the way when we evaluate our leaders and examine their failures.
    But you know, party loyalty is a helluva drug

    • @inconnu4961
      @inconnu4961 Рік тому +2

      Normally i would be apt to agree with you. I wish you could convince more people of your party to agree! Then we wouldnt have to be so -knee-jerk partisan ourselves!

    • @daithipol
      @daithipol Рік тому

      ​@inconnu4961 wow as an outsider who lived in US I would struggle to find a person with Dem leanings not being appalled by him. Had a conversation recently about this too.

    • @neilreynolds3858
      @neilreynolds3858 Рік тому

      About 72% of each party could be called yellow dog Democrats or Republicans. It makes our political system inflexible and unresponsive to the wishes of the people. Eventually that will lead to the end of both parties but that's fine with me. They should have been charged with racketeering decades ago - they're both organized criminal enterprises masquerading as political parties.

    • @SeaDooManiac97xp
      @SeaDooManiac97xp Рік тому +3

      It's not to late, just slowly walk away.

    • @austincooper7282
      @austincooper7282 Рік тому

      He is about as bad as current Dem party leaders…

  • @Freesavh1776
    @Freesavh1776 Рік тому +34

    He ranks right up there with LBJ, Obummer, & Pedo Potato 🥔

    • @brunokirchensittenbach9294
      @brunokirchensittenbach9294 Рік тому +2

      …who’s “Pedo 🥔 Potato”..?? Thanks for the update…🤷🏼‍♂️

    • @DanXJ19
      @DanXJ19 Рік тому

      @@brunokirchensittenbach9294Our current clown. The pudding brain that was left in the rain

    • @acefalcons4903
      @acefalcons4903 Рік тому

      J”Pedo”B

    • @TheBatugan77
      @TheBatugan77 Рік тому +5

      ​@@brunokirchensittenbach9294
      Joke Biden.

    • @brunokirchensittenbach9294
      @brunokirchensittenbach9294 Рік тому +1

      @@TheBatugan77 …Thanks I got it…!!! ….🥔💨

  • @DANTHETUBEMAN
    @DANTHETUBEMAN Рік тому +6

    The federal reserve a private bank type monopolie no more federal then federal express.

  • @MrsRanchoFiesta
    @MrsRanchoFiesta 11 місяців тому +2

    Wilson's description of the KKK sounds remarkably similar to Democrat's description of "antifa" today

  • @twt65
    @twt65 Рік тому +8

    I sure hope you're going to do one on the clintons and Biden's.

  • @boristhebarbarian
    @boristhebarbarian Рік тому +5

    You forgot to mention the trade imbalance in favor of the Allies and the massive war debts owed by those allied nations to American banks as causes for going to war. Had Germany won the US Banks would have lost out on over 9 billion USD in debt. (for reference; in 1914 US GDP was 36.8 billion USD, 1918 76,8 billion USD (''Plotting for peace, Appendix II'', Cambridge Uni press, 2021)

    • @alihenderson5910
      @alihenderson5910 Рік тому

      This is why the bankers wanted the fed. War is profitable and the best way to acquire resources, now they own the lot. We are in the endgame now, money is over and only resources matter.

  • @joeyhunter842
    @joeyhunter842 Рік тому +12

    He was an intellectual who thought he knew how the rest of us should live

  • @mr.s9783
    @mr.s9783 Рік тому +3

    Wilson was vile. But historical revisionists outdid themselves with their romanticization of FDR. I used to idolize him, now I despise him. The man was a radical and quasi-dictator.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  11 місяців тому +1

      We have a video on FDR part 1, and part 2 is coming. Thanks for watching

  • @jettjones9889
    @jettjones9889 Рік тому +16

    He’s also responsible for the creation of the horrific administrative state. Also his creation of lots of “self determined” nations was a disaster as it trapped many different ethnicities within one state and millions of Germans fell outside of the new German borders.

    • @hairlessape5107
      @hairlessape5107 Рік тому +1

      John Maynard Keynes was an economist who was on the team representing the UK at the Treaty of Versailles talks. He quit half way through in disgust to write the book The Economic Consequences of the Peace. In that book he says that Wilson was the only man in the room who could have steered us away from WW2 but he failed to do so. In 1920 Keynes predicted a coming disaster that would be worse than the first war, the Treaty of Versailles was one of the big fails of history. It is what put Hitler into office.

  • @donaldfedosiuk1638
    @donaldfedosiuk1638 Рік тому +74

    Wilson's handling of the so-called Spanish flu pandemic should also be mentioned. Arguably, his decision to assemble large numbers of mobilized troops in army encampments even well after the Armistice contributed greatly to the spread of the disease and its death count.. And he was made aware of this at the time.

    • @icarus6651
      @icarus6651 Рік тому +5

      This guy Wilson was a wreaking ball. It is always interesting to me when I hear they went to John Hopkins.

    • @alihenderson5910
      @alihenderson5910 Рік тому +12

      It's almost like when all the old folks were imprisoned in 'care' homes three years ago.

    • @donaldfedosiuk1638
      @donaldfedosiuk1638 Рік тому

      @@alihenderson5910 Get your facts straight, MAGA-moron.

    • @rabbitramen
      @rabbitramen Рік тому +15

      Being he was commander in chief of the military, he could have isolated the troops in Fort Riley, Kansas where the Spanish flu originated and it could have been contained. Instead he continued to send troops to France anyway after the flu and origin became known and it spread worldwide into a pandemic. Does it sound familiar with Covid?

    • @picklerix6162
      @picklerix6162 Рік тому

      Those Army boot camps were breeding grounds for all kinds of diseases. My grandfather was in boot camp right before the US entered WW1. He was discharged from the Army after rheumatic fever damaged his heart. My other grandfather fought in the trenches and spent over a month in the hospital after being gassed by the Germans.

  • @grandcrowdadforde6127
    @grandcrowdadforde6127 Рік тому +2

    WOODHEAD! gave us the 1913 Fed Reserve..RIP OFF! in perpetuity!

  • @hexcellerateofficial
    @hexcellerateofficial Рік тому +15

    The part about the businessmen who handed Wilson the presidency is interesting. Most, if not all of them also were in support of having a Federal Reserve.

    • @mikejohn0088
      @mikejohn0088 Рік тому +6

      Three of the powerful ones who refused that support went down on the Titanic in 1912.
      They knew that plan that was being formatted and then implemented in 1914.

  • @666mengel
    @666mengel Рік тому +29

    Wilson is the prime architect of WWII.

    • @mikejohn0088
      @mikejohn0088 Рік тому +7

      There was WW1 in 1914 then an intermission and continuation to WW1 part 2, in 1939.

    • @SeaDooManiac97xp
      @SeaDooManiac97xp Рік тому +2

      Actually, it was the Treaty itself.

    • @melchior2678
      @melchior2678 Рік тому +6

      And FDR was the prime architect of the Great Depression.

  • @darleneoligschlaeger3382
    @darleneoligschlaeger3382 Рік тому +8

    The wickedness began early

  • @ncgangcop8936
    @ncgangcop8936 7 місяців тому +2

    When Glen Beck was on FOX years ago he did an expose Wilson..it was 💥👊🏻👍🏻

  • @therakshasan8547
    @therakshasan8547 Рік тому +5

    The FED banking group is not a government office. It is run by private bankers primarily 1 .

  • @kenkruger481
    @kenkruger481 Рік тому +11

    One of the most elitist presidents that we ever had. Let that sink in.

  • @kylemohs8728
    @kylemohs8728 Рік тому +7

    So many of our problems today can be traced back to Wilson.