Woodrow Wilson
Where each worldview places it
"A front man, a political puppet and a Rosicrucian" whose election the Elite supported[1]. Both books make him the creature of his "minder" Colonel House: "The Elite instructed Colonel House and he instructed Woodrow Wilson"[2]. At Versailles he was one of "the three leaders (stooges)"[3].
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- president 1909 per The Biggest Secret[4]
- 1913 (Federal Reserve)
- 1917 (takes the US into war)
- 1917-11-28 (House cable)
- 1919 (Versailles)[5]
- Places
- Key events
- 1913: signs the Federal Reserve into being[6]
- 1915: conceals in Treasury archives the proof that the Lusitania carried military supplies[7]
- 1917: promises no war, then takes America into the First World War[8]
- 1917: the Carnegie Endowment cables him not to let the war end too quickly[9]
- 1917: arranges a US passport for Leon Trotsky[9]
- 1917-11-28: House cables him that criticism of the Bolsheviks must be suppressed[7]
- 1919: at Versailles, "advised" by House and Baruch
- the fourteen points were decided by House's group[3]
- Members / notable people
- Author's claims · 6
- 01He "did whatever his chief 'advisor', Colonel House (Comm 300), told him to do"[7].
- 02Roosevelt copied him, being elected by telling the people that America was not going to war[10].
- 03The House-Baruch "clique which controlled Woodrow Wilson" was the same one that later brought the world to the next war[11].
- 04The bibliography of And the Truth lists The Strangest Friendship In History: Woodrow Wilson And Colonel House[12].
- 05The Biggest Secret says he won the presidency in 1909 and, with House minding him, gave America the Federal Reserve[4]. (The book gives 1909 and no other date for his election.)
- 06The Federal Reserve he signed was conceived at Jekyl Island by Senator Nelson Aldrich, whose daughter Abby Aldrich married John D. Rockefeller Jr., and by Paul Warburg, whose brother Felix married Frieda Schiff, daughter of Jacob Schiff; Frank Vanderlip, the Rockefellers' agent, later admitted the "secret expedition to Jekyl Island" was its "actual conception"[2].