Thomas Jefferson
Where each worldview places it
Position
Member of the Order of the Quest. / Seal committee; member of the mystery religion.
A "hypocrite" Founding Father of the Ramses-Piso-Bush line who kept 200 slaves. He had deep esoteric connections and was possibly a Rosicrucian Grand Master[1]. And the Truth treats him more favourably, as a founding father who opposed the central bank and warned against private control of money; its extraction places him with the opposition[2]. The two books therefore disagree on which side he stood.
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Author's claims
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- 01He is the hero of the racist patriot[3].
- 02With James Madison he opposed Hamilton's Bank of the United States ("Against opposition from two of the founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison")[4].
- 03Icke quotes his warning: "If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their money..."[5].
- 04Icke quotes him on "a deliberate, systematical plan of reducing us to slavery"[6].
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Notes
- ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Nine: Land of the 'free' (part 1); Chapter Seventeen: The secret language; Chapter Twenty-One: Breaking the Spell; Appendix I: The Windsor-Bush Bloodline; Appendix II: Hitler was a Rothschild.
- ↑ And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), paper power (part 1); Chapter 15: The Debt Scam (part 1).
- ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Twenty-One: Breaking the Spell; Appendix I: The Windsor-Bush Bloodline; Appendix II: Hitler was a Rothschild.
- ↑ And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), paper power (part 1).
- ↑ And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), Chapter 15: The Debt Scam (part 1).
- ↑ And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), Chapter 20: The 'Global Village'.