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The DS and Globalists are trying to remind Trump of what they did to that upstart, Grant.

Highlights in Ulysses Grant's Life

part 1/6

July 1, 1839: Grant was accepted into West Point.

September 14, 1839: Grant attended West Point.

April 9, 1865: At the end of the Civil War, Grant and Lee met at Appomattox Court House, and Lee accepted the terms of surrender. Grant unilaterally granted Lee and his remaining men amnesty, while all the Confederates were to surrender their weapons and go home. They were allowed to keep their horses if they agreed no longer fight the U.S. The war was effectively ended, but reconstruction had already begun during the war, prepared to receive the southern states again to preserve the union. Lincoln counseled to quickly get on with elections.

April 14, 1865: After a cabinet meeting earlier in the day, which Grant had attended,Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth on what is termed "good Friday" at Ford's Theatre. Grant was also supposed to attend the theatre performance, but had changed his plans and instead had gone to New Jersey and to Philadelphia to visit his children. They had planned to assassinate Grant also, as well as Veep Johnson and Secretary of State Seward at their homes. Grant and many others believed Grant was also a target, being stalked by a co-conspirator of Booth, Michael O'Laughlen. James Speed, Lincoln's Attorney General, urged the conspirators should be tried by a military commission. Trial by military commission—rather than in a civilian court—was assured after Speed issued his legal opinion stating the conspirators not only could be, but must be, tried by thereby. Secretary of War Edwin Stanton and the Army’s judge advocate general, Brig. Gen. Joseph Holt, agreed. In military trials, there was no right to appeal the verdict of the military commission.

March 4, 1869: Grant president, and Johnson refused to attend the inauguration. During his presidency, Grant sought to return the U.S. to the gold standard within ten years to reduce the national debt, but soon, Grant would be approached by a couple of corporate leaders who would affect the outcome. Also, serving in his administration were at least 7 Skull and Crossbones members.

Mid-June, 1869: On a yacht jaunt from NY to Boston, Jay Gould and James Fisk spoke to Grant about his gold policy.

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Highlights in Ulysses Grant's Life

part 2/6

July, 1869: Grant was convinced to reduce the sale of Treasury gold over the next several months.

August, 1869: In NY, Fisk, armed with a letter from Gould and communicating through Grant's brother-in-law Abel Corbin, warned Grant and General Horace Porter his gold policy would bring down the nation.

By September, 1869: Gould and Fisk convinced Grant that a lower gold price would help farmers. Gould and Fisk began to buy gold to corner the market, hoping higher gold prices would increase the price of wheat to get western farmers to sell. They hoped this would increase freight shipping to the east to the advantage of the Erie Railroad to increase their profits.

September 23, 1869: The gold price reached 143 1⁄8. Concerned, Boutwell pressed Grant.

September 24, 1869: Grant ordered Boutwell to sell gold, and Gould's Gold Room collapsed, plunging the price of gold 160 to 133 1⁄3. This event was called Black Friday. Gould however, made a small profit because he had hedged against his own attempted corner just before the collapse, only to lose it in future lawsuits, thus, cementing his reputation. Gould and Fisk went into hiding, not recovering until the following January.

1870: Grant, owing favors, gave Conkling, and thus, the Astors, control over NY patronage under which was the Custom House at the Port of NY. Grant appointed future President Arthur's Republican comrade Murphy as the Custom House's Collector, even though his association with Tammany Hall made his suspect among many, but Conkling backed him, and the Senate approved. It seems the Astors were playing both sides of the fence. Perhaps there may even have been a rivalry within the Astor family, with one faction backing the Conkling Machine and the other, Tamany Hall, Republican and Democrat respectively. These positions were payback for their backing of Grant. Arthur was recommended to Grant for the position, and the Senate confirmed him, and he entered into a very lucrative position based on a percentage of cargo seized and fines levied on importers attempting, or purportedly attempting, to evade the tariff. What could go wrong? He obviously became very wealthy. He had no tensions because Conkling men were already in place, and his popularity rose. He continued to place people in positions who would pay contributions to the party–a requirement of employment, even though the optics forced Arthur to claim them as "voluntary contributions" in 1872. This enabled the Republican machine, and thus, the Astors, to control the NY government at that time, not that the other party would not have done the same and which has done since then. It was this machine that did much to prop up Grant. The Astors here are the key to what would soon occur in Surrey, England, because the Astors were closely associated with the Rothschilds.

February 3, 1870: As part of Reconstruction, the Fifteenth Amendment was passed, ensuring blacks could not be disenfranchised, and in the same year, Mississippi, Virginia, and Texas adopted it, being admitted to Congress. The Ku Klux Klan fought againt Reconstruction, and Congress and Grant established the Justice Department, enabling the Attorney General and the new Solicitor General to prosecute them.

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Highlights in Ulysses Grant's Life

part 3/6

By October, 1870: Grant suspended habeas corpus in an area of South Carolina, sending federal troops to back up marshals to proscecute the law.

March 3, 1871: Grant established the Civil Service Commission in a concession to reformers–thus, the bureaucracy was born in earnest.

February 12, 1873: Grant signed the Coinage Act of 1873 to go into effect on April 1, effectively ending bimetalism, and establishing the gold standard. The silver dollar was discontinued. It was severely panned by Silverites claiming the deflation which purportedly ensued because of it, increased farmers' debts.

March 4, 1873: Grant sworn in for his second term by Salmon P. Chase. His Vice President, Henry Wilson, however, would suffer a stroke in this same year, without recovery.

September 20, 1873: The NYSE suspended trading for ten days. Grant traveled to NY to speak with business leaders and bankers to resolve the collapse called the Panic of 1873. He then told Treasury to buy $10 million in government bonds to circulate cash, succeeding in stopping the panic, but the Long Depression followed, bankrupting many railroads. Chinese immigrants were also seen as a cause of the panic in the West because they, as a source of cheap labor, lowered the wages of Americans. Take note, the Rothschilds were in control of China. Already, the Rothschilds were controlling the banks, the port of NY, and invading from the West.

1874: Congress passed the "Inflation Bill" hoping to put paperthe greenbacksinto circulation. This would have weakened the dollar and Grant was concerned about the nation's credit, but Grant was advised a veto would hit the Republicans in the November elections. He vetoed it regardless, backed by true Republican's commitment to a gold-backed dollar. Grant would ask Congress to gradually reduce greenbacks in circulation. Surely enough, the Democrats gained the majority in the House, but the Republican Congress passed the bill for reducing the greenback before they entered office.

June, 1874: Grant completely did away with private tax collection, and began cleaning up corruption.

January 14, 1875: Grant signed the Specie Payment Resumption Act to gradually reduce greenbacks in circulation which were to be redeemed for gold beginning on January 1, 1879.

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Highlights in Ulysses Grant's Lifepart 4/6 and background on his purchase of land in England.

1840: Henry (Rothschild) de Worms, 1st Baron Pirbright was born (died 1903), called Lord Pirbright. Baron Pirbright’s grandmother was Schönche Jeannette Rothschild (1771–1859). Her father was Mayer Amschel Rothschild (1744–1812), who also founded the Rothschild colonial banking business in Ceylon where Pirbright’s father, Solomon de Worms established the “Rothschild” coffee and tea plantation. Pirbright was raised in Ceylon on the Rothschild Plantation, the products of which they sold through the British East India Company they were funding. Just before the founding of the Pilgrims Society in 1902, Pirbright promoted Cecil Rhodes, N.M. Rothschild, Alfred Milner and John Buchan in the Boer Wars. N.M. Rothschild & Co., the bankers, were the promoters of the 2nd Boer War of Rhodes's (1899-1902) concentration camps to drive out the French, Dutch, and Germans from South Africa. These were the people responsible for the death of 60,000 whites and blacks in these camps, 14,000 of whom were white childrenthat were subjects of vaccine experiments by the Burroughs Wellcome & Co. (now Wellcome Trust–Coronavirus funder and GlaxoSmithKline). Pirbright guided Henry S. Wellcome and Sir Henry M. Stanley (as in Dr. Stanley who purportedly said, Mr. Livingstone, I presume) in gathering African poisons and cures used in extensive vaccine experimentation on human beings. Pirbright gave Rhodes authority in the British South Africa Company to create laws, collect taxes, and establish a police force to control the resources. The aim of the Boer Wars in the Transvaal, South Africa, was to rid the area of colonial rivals of German Hanseatic League, the Dutch East India Company, and the French East India Company which would works towards Rhodes's anglo control of monopolizing African mining and other resources, along with De Beers, but since the Rothschild's were funding him, it would work towards the Rothschilds' scheme of taking control over the Bank of England, to further finance a British/Rothschild global control, and with their Rhodes Scholarships at Oxford in perpetuity, they would train their minions. As for the Pilgrim Society, it was founded in London during the funeral of Queen Victoria, and later established in NY on July 11, 1903. Its first chairman, Lindsay Russell, would also be the first chairman of the Council on Foreign Relations in 1918.Pirbright also oversaw the British patent office when Nikola Tesla’s began filing his wireless telegraphy patents.Pirbright secretly allowed the British Admiralty and Post Office to steal from Tesla using Guglielmo Marconi as the "inventor" to create a monopolity with Marconi Wireless.Also, the Pirbright Institute would be established as a research facility in Surrey, England, for the study of infectious diseases in farm animals.It would be located on 200 acres controlled by the British Ministry of Defense (MOD), south of the Pirbright village.The facility would become involved with vaccine pharmaceuticals including British Merial (started by drug companies U.S. Merck and French Sanofi-Aventis), German Boehringer-Ingelheim, British Wellcome Trust, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, both of whom would heavily fund the institute.The Coronavirus Patent would be one of 11 awarded Pirbright.According to Francis A. Boyle, the author of the Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act of 1989 (BWATA),the University of North Carolina was involved in banned bio warfare research that abetted the Coronavirus outbreak in China (late 2019).The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation fund research at UNC.Through a series of company purchases, the company located in Surrey became Merial Animal Health Limited (50% owned by U.S. Merck). On Oct. 12, 2009, again purchased by a French company, they built a $70 million production plant named Merial Animal Health Co., Ltd. (Nanchang, China), after which it was again sold to a German firm on Feb. 09, 2017. They continue making animal vaccines.This is just a just a 4 hour drive from Wuhan, China.Of course, they claim it's not the same coronavirus as the patent they hold.On the same property as The Pirbright Institute is Cobbett Hill Earth Station, a a satellite teleport with “more than 25 antennas with active operations on 13 satellites” using C and KU-band antennas powerful enough for directed energy weaponry.The country of Surrey was given to Pirbright when he was named its first Baron.It has been controlled by the Rothschilds all this time.

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Highlights in Ulysses Grant's Life

part 5/6

1875: The U.S. Army acquired land around 1875, during Grant's term, next to the property which now is being used by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency–DARPA. This is the land which, on October 3, 1893, with his inheritance from his Rothschild mother, Pirbright purchased which now houses the MOD (Ministry of Defense) facilities associated with the British Defence Evaluation and Research Agency (DERA), including The Pirbright Institute.

November 7, 1876: Voting irregularities in three Southern states delayed the results of the election for several months. Grant turned it over to Congress. Republicans sought to reverse the result in Southern states of South Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida since that would give Hayes the election.

November 11, 1876: Republicans and Democrats each claimed victory, but there was fraud from both parties. Grant appointed Garfield as an observer in the Louisiana recount, and he and the other states' observers told the state electoral commissions Hayes was the winner. Garfield had counseled all the votes of West Feliciana Parish be rejected as that area gave the Hayes's opponent (Tilden) a good majority. The states' Republican governors certified Hayes had won their states. In the meantime, the incensed Democrats submitted their own results, threatening to dissallow the electoral vote count since Congress is the decider of the election. Congress passed a bill forming the Electoral Commission to judge the winner.

January 29, 1877: Grant signed legislation forming an Electoral Commission. Garfield had opposed the commission in the belief Congress should decide, but he was nonetheless appointed its chair, despite the Democrats objections.

February, 1877: The Electoral Commission convened. Hayes was ruled President by the Commission, but only by a compromise with the Democrats, and the Republicans passed the Compromise of 1877 removing troops from Southern capitals. Reconstruction was officially ended, and in the vacuum, 80 years of Jim Crow segregation ensued by the Dixiecrats–southern Democrats.

May 10, 1877: Grant went on a world tour for two and a half years, starting in Philadelphia. There is something fishy about all this. Keep in mind, Grant had had several Bonesmen in his administration influencing him, and also Astor shills, the Conkling machine, with his mini-me Arthur pulling strings. Certainly the Conkling machine would be backing Grant for a third term–to prevent Hayes from doing away with their lucrative corrupt practices centered in the Custom House. What foreign elements were involved in greasing their palms for favorable import control, hmmm??? How about banking interests from London, old buddies of the Astors? Yep. It seems Grant could be bought, but he was a stooge and not a leader when it came to these nefarious dealings. Why engage in a world tour to meet with just about every world leader, and all the while separating himself from the corrupt scene during the couple of years he was gone?

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Highlights in Ulysses Grant's Life

part 6/6

May 16, 1877: Grant and his wife left for England on the SS Indiana, visiting Europe, Africa, India, and Asia, both the near east, including Jerusalem and the "Holy Land", and far east. They met Queen Victoria, the bishop of Rome Leo XIII, Otto von Bismarck, Emperor Meiji, and others. Hayes gave him three U.S. Navy ships for five-months in the Mediterranean on the USS Vandalia, from Hong Kong to China on the USS Ashuelot, and from China to Japan on the USS Richmond. One would think this was actually for government purposes, and indeed Hayes had Grant be an unofficial diplomat for American interests and also working out problems with certain nations. Neither the NY Conkling Machine nor Hayes funded this world tour. For the Machine, they feared Grant may not pan out, and Hayes was right to be suspicious of Grant's motives and who was behind this tour–the Astors. Grant's meetings with world leaders may have been to make deals to back his next run for president, and that would be evident with his next move after his return from his tour.

September 20, 1879: Grant finally left Japan on the SS City of Tokyo with a Japanese man-of-war escort across the Pacific to San Francisco, and on his way back to Philadelphia, he made a stop in Chicago to meet General Sherman and the Army of the Tennessee. Grant had used all his money to fund his world tourwhich was in the service of the U.S. Grant may now have begun to fulfill some promises he had arranged with foreign leaders. Given a home in which to stay in Manhattan, he went into a business venture with Jay Gould and former Mexican Finance Secretary Matias Romero in a plan to form the Mexican Southern Railroad. This venture would profit those controlling MexicoEuropean interests and banking powers, Britain, France, and the Vatican among them, with an eye to building a canal in Panama they would control. With that control, they would need railways to ship goods, and other illegal things, into the U.S.

1881: Jay Gould and Romero used Grant's position to lobby President Arthur to negotiate a free trade treaty with Mexico to make their railroad venture in Mexico lucrative.

1883: The Senate rejected the trade treaty for which Grant had lobbied, killing any hope of a windfall with the railroad, resulting in its bankruptcy the following year. In the meantime, Buck Grant, Grant's son, had gone into business with scam artist Ferdinand Ward to open a brokerage firm on Wall Street. Grant joined the firm and invested $100,000 with the stipulation that they not engage in government investing. Ward and banker James D. Fish swindled investors, taking the securities from the company's bank vault.

May, 1884: Grant and Ward's firm was now on the verge of bankruptcy, and Ward informed Grant.Grant, in a vain attempt of saving the firm, borrowed money from William Henry Vanderbilt $150,000, a person certainly connect with European banking.It was likely the Vanderbilts themselves which had seen to the failure. The firm tanked, leaving Grant once again dead broke. He repaid Vanderbilt with the sale of his assets and war memorabilia, but Vanderbilt allowed the Grants to continue living in their home which they had sold him.

Mini-bun:

The DS and Globalists are trying to remind Trump of what they did to that upstart, Grant.

Highlights in Ulysses Grant's Life

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>>12553249

Exactly.

Thanks, Anon.

It's the theme of my timeline.