>>4889770

hello! jr post-processual middle-theory Anon here (I joke) from other night.

You would not be so off base. the terms for such small narratives are controlled opposition and "modified limited hangout"

on note about Edward's abdication. I am going to pull a citation to recommend directly from my reading list…

http://www.carrollquigley.net

Dr. Quigly was Historian with position at Harvard. Well prolific in his life esp during mid-20th century.

The work in particular is called Tragedy and Hope.

The story behind it is that he was approached by a representative of cabal as they had decided to seek him out to make official record of their works. I guess a dying patriarch or matriarch had legacy concerns aside from intergenerational machinations on the human race.

hang on for source of background story of how it came to be written

https://personalliberty.com/the-psychological-warfare-behind-economic-collapse/

http://www.carrollquigley.net/pdf/Tragedy_and_Hope.pdf

>>4893252

just a long shot but it ended my head to ask right now before I forget have you come across any surnames Dickerson or Garreth by chance? U.S.A. Atlantic seaboard states.

>>4894029

I just wanted it stated this thread is turning into the most explicative propounding of where we are and how we got here, so to speak. the origin story of this moment in human history. To each of you diggers I say: Shadilay and thank you much!

>>4895088

I am in range of New Orleans. I have my father's side of family both his mother and fathers kin hailing from New Orleans. My first Cousins live in metarie and grew up there. My mother's side of family from Lake Charles which if digging in area may prove suprising. drop questions needing answers, wait, and I'll see what I can find

>>4895088

this idea of Hillary being the mark makes sense because you point out Chelsea married into soros line. I was not aware. but this answers a question that's been bugging at me: why would generational families of initiates in an esoteric order exile an entire clan that's been part of it virually the whole time, and then replace their spot with an outsider (soros) over some matter that occurered in recent years. marriage is a rite and for a family or kin group it is liminal for initiation into secret alliance!

hey Thomas and on I got a lead on your trail 4 Willie bills ma in New Orleans. the only school that would have handled unnecessary as a specialty for nursing was Charity hospital founded by the nuns affiliated with order of st. Vincent de Paul

>>4906742

dammit that's speech to text technology for you. lol. Thomas Anon… anesthesitist… Charity hospital… nuns of st. Vincent du paul

Thomas get over to the main research thread I think we found Payseur in Napa valley! any questions or clarifications you might have leave here and I will get to them asap

>>4929864

>>4930110

>>4933858

someone in general might have found it. I am back. one second will bring back the notable

ok it's from icke who I consider not credible but this is part 1 of two drops. long-short. Did Payseur rename to surname Cass?

>>4930369

>A battle continues for control of the former Payseur holdings, but at the moment it appears they are controlled by the Rothschilds.

>In 1872, a Payseur company, the Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad, established a telegraph company called Western Union. It formed a subsidiary called AT&T in 1875 and today it is one of America’s biggest telephone and communication companies.

>The Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad company is the parent company for the Federal Reserve, the privately owned ‘central bank’ of the United States. The Payseur empire became heavily involved in banking. Their Bank of Lancaster became the North Carolina Bank and then Nationsbank. The biggest bank in Texas, Interfirst, of which George Bush is a director, merged in 1987 with Republic Bank to form First Republic. This was later absorbed by Nationsbank which then merged with the Bank of America.

>These two launder CIA drug money and that’s appropriate because the forerunner to the CIA, the OSS or Office of Strategic Services, was created from the Payseurs’ own security network which was formed by the Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad to protect the Military Railroad System. It’s all wheels within wheels, family within family, and Americans have not a clue who really runs their lives and their country…The Payseur family have now lost control of their empire, but the same reptilian tribe are still at the helm.

>After the ‘revolutionaries’ executed King Louis XVI (Ramses-Piso-Bush) and Queen Marie Antoinette (Ramses-Piso-Bush), her son, Crown Prince Louis, still a toddler, was placed under house arrest at the Paris Temple. Two years later he was smuggled out in a laundry basket by his doctor, Dr Naudin. The retarded nephew of the Marquis de Jarjayes was substituted and he died in 1795. The prince was secretly taken to the Vendee Palace and given sanctuary by Prince Conde. He was later moved to a fortress on the River Rhine where he lived under the name of Baron de Richemont.

>He arrived in England in February 1804 with the former royal paymaster of France, George Payseur, and was protected by King George III, the monarch at the time of the American War of Independence. The Prince changed his name again to Daniel Payseur while George Payseur became George Bayshore. King George III gave the prince, now Daniel Payseur, a ship and awarded George Bayshore 600 acres of land in North Carolina. When they arrived in America they were given help by the Boddie family, who were related to the British monarchy.

>

>Before leaving England, the prince bought shares in the Virginia Company and once in America he acquired gold mines, including the Gold Hill Mining Company, which he purchased secretly using a trustee, George Newman, as his frontman or proxy. With the invention of the steam engine, Payseur began to build railroads and leased them to operating companies. He also established the Lancaster Manufacturing Company to produce timber for railroad products and the Lincolnton Iron Company which later located in Chicago and formed two subsidiaries, Carnegie Steel and Pullman Standard Company.

>SAUCE: David Icke — The Biggest Secret

>>4930935

>Who was Lewis Cass?

>Lewis Cass (October 9, 1782 – June 17, 1866) was an American military officer, politician, and statesman. He represented Michigan in the United States Senate and served in the Cabinets of two U.S. Presidents, Andrew Jackson and James Buchanan. He was also the 1848 Democratic presidential nominee and a leading spokesman for the Doctrine of Popular Sovereignty, which held that the people in each territory should decide whether to permit slavery.

>He joined the Freemasons, an increasingly popular fraternal organization in that period, being initiated as an Entered Apprentice in what is now American Union Lodge No.1 at Marietta on December 5, 1803.[3] He achieved his Fellow Craft degree on April 2, 1804, and his Master Mason degree on May 7, 1804. On June 24, 1805, he was admitted as Charter member of Lodge of Amity 105 (now No.5), Zanesville. He served as the first Worshipful Master of Lodge of Amity in 1806.[3] Cass was one of the founders of the Grand Lodge of Ohio, representing Lodge of Amity at the first meeting on January 4, 1808. He was elected Deputy Grand Master on January 5, 1809, and Grand Master on January 3, 1810, January 8, 1811, and January 8, 1812.[3]

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Cass#Early_life,_marriage,_and_Freemasonry

>What's this have to do with the Payseurs?

>Daniel Payseur named his son Lewis Cass. Lewis Cass Payseur is the one who acquired all those railroads and banks. https://armandoalejandro.blogspot.com/2016/04/assets-of-lewis-cass-payseur.html

dropping off another from the general thread.

TA make of it what you will

>>4935352

>“The Payseur family have now lost control of their empire…The Payseur’s principal trustee, Leroy Springs, died in 1931 and his playboy son, Elliot, took over. He volunteered to upgrade the local County Records filing system and removed the records from the Lancaster courthouse.

>When he returned them, hundreds of Payseur land deeds had been reassigned to Elliot Springs, a Rothschild relative. [Likewise, recent AP stories reported on how hundreds of courthouses were burned down to destroy southern blacks' deeds so that local landowners or corporations could steal their land.-JS] It seems obvious that he was told exactly what to do to stop the Payseur daughters from inheriting the empire.

>In the early 1950s, Anne, the daughter of Elliot Springs, married a New Jersey organised crime figure called Hugh Close and Close was appointed chairman of all the Payseur companies stolen by Elliot Springs. Close’s daughter, Mrs. Crandall Close Bowles, became a director of the Carolina Federal Reserve Bank. A battle continues for control of the former Payseur holdings, but at the moment it appears they are controlled by the Rothschilds.”

>“The Payseur family have now lost control of their empire…The Payseur’s principal trustee, Leroy Springs, died in 1931 and his playboy son, Elliot, took over. He volunteered to upgrade the local County Records filing system and removed the records from the Lancaster courthouse.

>When he returned them, hundreds of Payseur land deeds had been reassigned to Elliot Springs, a Rothschild relative. [Likewise, recent AP stories reported on how hundreds of courthouses were burned down to destroy southern blacks' deeds so that local landowners or corporations could steal their land.-JS] It seems obvious that he was told exactly what to do to stop the Payseur daughters from inheriting the empire.

>In the early 1950s, Anne, the daughter of Elliot Springs, married a New Jersey organised crime figure called Hugh Close and Close was appointed chairman of all the Payseur companies stolen by Elliot Springs. Close’s daughter, Mrs. Crandall Close Bowles, became a director of the Carolina Federal Reserve Bank.

>A battle continues for control of the former Payseur holdings, but at the moment it appears they are controlled by the Rothschilds.”

>

>It appears the Payseur fortune is now contained in a Corporation called GAALT industries.

>GAALT® Industries is a new name for a very old family business in communication, energy, and

>transportation established in North America in 1620 A.D., and in the present State of Alabama in 1750.

>Alabama was permitted to become a State in 1819 contingent upon the continuation of this family

>business under the treaties and contracts executed by Benjamin Franklin for the United States of North

>America on February 6, 1778.

>Guise, source is an old forum that is very interesting, Digging on GAALT Industries is proving very difficult. Could it be?

>more at;

>https://plus.google.com/+JohnWarden007/posts/PAxYABufN1u

>>4935684

I will tell you right now if there was a vandy from mobile, and this GAALT = Payseurs wealth= company incarnated circa 1650… something big is lurking right down here between Florida and Louisiana and coastal AL, and MS. the gulf Coast is wayy French culturally. A town near me called Diberville is named for a french captain that landed in the area circa 1699. Mardi Gras actually from Mobile, AL. said to be invented by someone named Joe Cain

>>4942283

If you have a digital reader like Kindle this is where I go http://gen.lib.rus.ec it's a project established in Russia to make knowledge open in opposition to paywalls and discriminant pricing by publishers based on geographic location. there has been a constant onslaught from industry (e.g. palgrave McMillan, ebsco) to shut it down but so far they've had little luck. it has most of slringmeiers work specifically, and anything else is worth a searcg

>>4942496

wow. so I'll just throw this out there my siblings live in Birmingham. one of them married a U. Alabama alum. I don't want to self dox but just say he's a hard nut to crack, even after an undergrad spent learning culture and graduate hours in qualitative methods. that plus what I am about to add will make it plain why I am adding it: he's dual citizen swiss-US and he is very (very) high up in the medical system in Birmingham

>>4957234

I am coming to realize the city's moniker of "magic city" might be more than a slogan.

btw terminology:

fag as an infix to another noun refers to a nerd or specialist like lawfag or planefag.

shill is someone acting to derail the research being conducted on the board and or demoralize the anons doing the research. they may employ any number of techniques.

Baker is like a moderator but not. they have a responsibility where others may just read or present findings. they volunteer at the end of one thread (bread) to relieve the current Baker. on the next thread they are tasked with being like record keeper of the nominated notables and other things they may find themselves notable.

racial epithets are just that with the exception of nigger which is thrown around to keep the free speech part of the psyche from atrophy in the face of shills arguing for censorship.

>>4969664

because unasked questions are useless. what is creepy in prior post? I got that majority by large of his kids died very young. can't parse the raw form census data but hunch is that combined with list of offspring is to what you are referring

>>4971427

I too have a grad degree in international relations from a school with a realist bent. let me tell ya I refer to this guy as little Kissenger because althought they were mostly at odds in terms of party affiliation both thought close enough alike.

Thomas: Have you come across the surname considine in your digs?

>>5008617

>Baker requested links for verification of [P] hidden TRUST at 55 Water Street NY.

>$1.7 quadrillion in value worldwide!

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depository_Trust_%26_Clearing_Corporation

>(Explore the links in this article)

>http://www.dtcc.com/products/cs/exchange_traded_funds_plain.php

>https://www.sec.gov/comments/sr-nscc-2013-12/nscc201312-2.pdf

>https://musicians4freedom.com/2012/11/jean-keating-explains-dtcc-notes-bonds-

https://littlesis.org/person/5844-Jill_M_Considine#

http://www.marketswiki.com/wiki/Jill_M._Considine

https://web.archive.org/web/20070219184145/http://www.dtcc.com/AboutUs/managebio.htm

https://web.archive.org/web/20030210150239/http://www.dtcc.com/AboutUs/board.htm

>>5009773

considine digging. do have confirmation in Alabama… still narrowing… but this is interesting even if unrelated (likely related)

on derivatives thought non-gaelic in origin from

http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Considine

It could also be however, of Norman locational origin from Coutances in la Manche. It was given it's name in honour of the Roman emperor, Constantius Chlorus, who was responsible for fortifying the settlement in 305 - 106 A.d.. Geoffrey de Constenin, is noted in the Calendar of the Charter Rolls for Staffordshire (1153). 

so I search: Coutances in la Manche

see pic

>>5010430

zoomed out more

>>5010435

one last time to give reference point

Thomas, here thought of you. It's a searchable database of the buried, according to records, for Oak Hill cemetary in Birmingham. Might be handy later!

http://bpldb.bplonline.org/db/oakhill

>>4970714

how hard is it to get a copy of the social registry/ Blueblood phone book? I have it on good authority that it is and has been a real thing… answers may run through archival copies if obtainable