Rockefeller: the United States Incorporated & the Breakaway Civilization keeping the Secrets
Dec 7, 2023
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John D Rockefeller, a dominating force in American industry, created the Breakaway Civilization and controls the United States Incorporated. The podcast explores his influence on society, from education to federal agencies, and discusses hidden aspects of power and control. It also touches on topics like extraterrestrial alliances, secret societies, and the creation of the Federal Reserve. Overall, it sheds light on the true ruling families and their impact on the perception of reality.
John D. Rockefeller created a Breakaway Civilization and controlled the destiny of mankind in Exopolitics.
Rockefeller's empire extended beyond the oil industry and influenced transportation routes and prices.
Despite mounting opposition, Rockefeller skillfully navigated the changing landscape and maintained his control over big business.
Rockefeller's control over the oil industry faced challenges, leading to the eventual breakup of the Standard Oil Trust in 1911.
Rockefeller's power and influence extended to the creation of the Federal Reserve and his involvement in the American financial system.
Deep dives
John D. Rockefeller's Rise to Power
John D. Rockefeller was born in 1839 in upstate New York. He grew up in a nomadic lifestyle, hustling for money from a young age. In 1854, his family moved to Cleveland, Ohio, where he started working as a bookkeeper. After two years, he started his own produce brokerage and quickly found success. In 1859, the first American oil well was discovered, and Rockefeller saw the opportunity in refining oil rather than drilling. He established Standard Oil of Ohio in 1870 and began acquiring refineries across the country. By 1880, he controlled over 90% of the country's oil production. Rockefeller used tactics like negotiating black room deals and strategic rebates with rail companies to maintain his monopoly. As opposition grew, he re-incorporated in New Jersey and formed the Standard Oil Trust in 1882. Rockefeller's success culminated in the grand headquarters of Standard Oil in New York City.
Rockefeller's Power and Controversies
Rockefeller's power and monopoly led to intense criticism and opposition. His manipulative business practices and control over the oil industry enraged businessmen, politicians, and the media. Ohio legislators tried to pass anti-trust regulations, but Rockefeller was always one step ahead. In 1882, he restructured Standard Oil into the Standard Oil Trust, maintaining stakes in various local companies. Despite the controversies, Rockefeller's empire continued to grow. He owned thousands of oil wells and miles of pipeline, solidifying his position as one of the richest and most powerful individuals in the world.
The Impact of Rockefeller's Monopoly
Rockefeller's monopoly on the oil industry had far-reaching consequences. He not only controlled the production and refining of oil but also influenced transportation routes and prices. By negotiating rebates with rail companies, he had a stranglehold on the industry. This immense power created concerns about unfair business practices and the stifling of competition. As opposition grew, so did the push for anti-trust regulations and restrictions on Rockefeller's monopoly.
Challenges to Rockefeller's Empire
While Rockefeller faced mounting opposition, he continued to expand his empire. His success came at the expense of small businesses and rivals, whom he bought out or drove out of business. The controversial practices of Standard Oil, including price manipulation and monopolistic control, created public outcry and calls for government intervention. However, Rockefeller skillfully navigated the changing landscape by reorganizing his business and maintaining his control. His power and influence would shape not only the oil industry but also the public perception of big business.
The Power of John D. Rockefeller: Influence Over the Oil Industry
John D. Rockefeller, the world's first billionaire, established a powerful grip on the oil industry, controlling 90% of the American oil industry by 1896. His dominance faced challenges, such as the discovery of massive oil deposits in Russia and the Middle East. In 1890, the Sherman Anti-Trust Act posed a threat to his control, leading to the eventual breakup of the Standard Oil Trust in 1911. Despite the breakup, Rockefeller had already accumulated immense wealth and his stake in the successor companies made him the richest businessman with an estimated net worth of over 400 billion dollars in today's terms.
John D. Rockefeller's Influence on National Parks
John D. Rockefeller played a significant role in the creation and preservation of national parks in the United States. Recognizing the beauty and importance of Jackson Hole in Wyoming, Rockefeller secretly acquired over 30,000 acres of land, which he eventually donated to the government for a new national park. His plan faced opposition from local ranchers concerned about losing their property. However, with President Franklin D. Roosevelt's intervention, a loophole was found, and the Grand Teton National Park was established in 1950. Rockefeller's vision also led to the construction of the Jackson Lake Lodge, providing visitors with a breathtaking view of the Tetons.
The Creation of the Federal Reserve: J.P. Morgan and John D. Rockefeller
The creation of the Federal Reserve, the central banking system of the United States, was a result of the need for a stable financial system in the late 19th century. J.P. Morgan, a prominent banker, played a pivotal role in rescuing banks during the Panic of 1907, highlighting the necessity for a central bank. Negotiations to establish the Federal Reserve took place at Jekyll Island, Georgia, involving a select group of influential individuals, including John D. Rockefeller. The Federal Reserve Act was passed in 1913, and it introduced a unique structure with regional banks and a governing body appointed by the President. The private ownership of regional banks allowed big banks, including those owned by Rockefeller, to benefit from the central bank's structure.
The Extent of Rockefeller's Power and Influence
John D. Rockefeller's power and influence extended beyond the oil industry and national parks. His control over big banks and involvement in the creation of the Federal Reserve showcased his immense wealth and influence over the American financial system. Rockefeller's vision and strategic planning influenced the direction of the United States, from education to medical institutions. He constructed a corporate reality where his ideas and philosophies shaped the culture and economy of the nation, with an emphasis on centralized power and control.
Jondie Rockafeller's Breakaway Civilization and Control of America
Jondie Rockafeller's breakaway civilization, which he refers to as the "United States of America," is a powerful force that operates above top-secret. They control the world through secrecy and clandestine operations, colonizing outer space, building colonies on the moon, and creating cities underground. Rockafeller's true motivation is to be the only one with the knowledge and power to control the future. They shape national parks, military, domestic policy, and economies, creating a civilization that operates above all others.
The Manipulation of History and Creation of Artificial Narratives
Jondie Rockafeller controlled history and created artificial narratives to cover up his true involvement and maintain authority. He assumed the identity of Woodrow Wilson, influencing world events during World War I and the creation of the League of Nations. He engineered a system of censorship and artificial narrative, suppressing true knowledge and manipulating public perception. Rockafeller used his wealth and power to establish political control, breaking up monopolies and buying political influence. Throughout history, he shaped America to fit his ideal vision of a capitalist, industrial superpower, controlling everything from academia to the media to finances.
John D Rockefeller is the richest human being to have ever lived in history and most likely truly the richest man to ever have lived in the history of the human species. He was a brilliant and dominating force in American industry and built alliances with the wealthiest men in the world to create the Breakaway Civilization and the destiny of mankind in Exopolitics. This episode i explain the historical importance of John D Rockefeller to the very concept of the modern United States of America and after A PRESIDENCY that is kept secret to this very day during mankind’s first war with ultraterrestrials shifted his paradigm from controlling the material world to controlling the perception of reality itself of ever human being born underneath the United States Flag. Rockefeller created and controls the American Empire known as the United States Incorporated and owns everything from the music people listen to the educations they recieve to the designation of federal lands to the organization and management of federal government agencies to the control the federal reserve and national treasury to the military industrial complex to the very existence of the dominant theological churches in North America such as Mormonism and the Jehovahs Witnesses and Freemasons.
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