Edward Mendel House Quote in Private Meeting with Woodrow Wilson

Context

• Edward Mendel House was an advisor to President Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921).
• The quote is from the private papers of Woodrow Wilson.

Key Points from the Quote

• National Registration System:

  • Every American would be required to register their biological property.
  • Aim: Track people under an ancient system of pledging.

• Compulsion and Control:

  • The system would compel people to submit to the agenda.
  • Economic Impact:
    • Americans would be forced to register or face inability to work.
    • Rendered bankrupt and insolvent, remaining economic slaves through taxation.
    • Stripped of rights, given commercial value.

• Plausible Deniability:

  • Plans are designed so that few can understand.
  • If discovered, plausible deniability would protect the agenda.

• Funding Government:

  • Described as floating liens and debt to registrants as benefits and pledges.
  • Called social insurance, ensuring Americans unknowingly serve the agenda.

• Manipulation and Control:

  • High Office of the President used as a dummy corporation.
  • Education system manipulated through approved textbooks to prevent discovery of the remedy.

Recommendation

• Book Reference:
  • "Fruit from a Poisonous Tree" by Melvin Stamper (Chapter 2).
  • Discusses these themes in detail.