The craziest thing that happened in the 1910s was not the sinking of the Titanic that my paternal great grandpa almost sank on. Thank God for alcoholism which caused him to miss the boat. Hey, also, the craziest thing that happened that decade was not World War I.

The craziest thing was not even the Mexican Revolution. The craziest thing was not even how Germany spent 4 years preparing for the Olympics and then CANCEL CULTURE stepped in or I guess they blamed it on World War I. No, my friend. The craziest thing was the Federal Reserve Act which was signed into law in 1913 because it was used to centralize and regulate and control and gamify and rig and cheat on global currencies or fiat.

I'm talking not just the American dollars but financial institutes and global banks. I'm talking printing presses where they print the money. I'm talking about a giant Ponzi scheme of a system, AKA money scam.

Here are some random notes regarding the 1910s, scroll down to continue reading.

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Oatmeal Daily - 2022-01-14 - Friday | Published in January of 2022

BY OATMEAL JOEY ARNOLD

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At least parts of the 1910s were known as the Progressive Era. At least parts of that decade may also have been part of the Modernism Era.

If the 1920s were the Roaring Twenties, what did they call the 1910s?

Roughly speaking, according to some people, the Progressive Era went from the 1890s through to the 1920s and may have included the Roaring Twenties as the last chapter of the Progressive Era. Oddly, it ended with the Great Depression of the 1930s. Oh no, the Progressives are back a century later to bring us a new Great Depression which they dub as The Great Reset.

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The Journal of Race Development was founded in 1910 according to Claremont Review of Books and/or another name for the journal and/or a secondary journal was called the Journal of International Relations (1910-1922) according to Wikipedia which says the Journal of Race Development actually started the next year in 1911 and not 1910 as stated above by Claremont. Later on that journal or journals became known as Foreign Affairs which the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) adopted in 1922 to advocate American engagement with the League of Nations which started in 1920 and which later became or was replaced by the United Nations (U.N.) in 1946. The CFR started in 1921. It all started towards the end of World War I, 150 scholars The Inquiry were tasked by U.S. President Woodrow Wilson in September of 1917 to prepare peace negotiations following that first great war to end all wars. At that time, some people would say that it would be the last war ever kind of thing. So, 150 people were tasked to help make deals between different countries. This thing became the CFR in 1921, officially speaking but were unofficially meeting for three to four years before 1921. The job CFR was tasked with is oddly similar to that of what UN does.

Foreign Affairs was founded on the 15th of September of 1922. On the 13th of June of 2019 in New York, Alem Tedeneke published on the WE Forum website: "The World Economic Forum and the United Nations signed today a Strategic Partnership Framework outlining areas of cooperation to deepen institutional engagement and jointly accelerate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development." Some of the members of the Trilateral Commission were also members of the CFR.

In 1941, The Atlantic Charter was a statement negotiating for world peace to be had after World War II which didn't end until 4 years after that in 1945. Oddly enough, LETS GO BRANDON puppet Joe Biden and BREXIT-Killer Boris Johnson signed the New Atlantic Charter on the 10th of June of 2021.

The first Atlantic Charter was issued in 1941 between Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt before America entered World War II. So, why in the world did Biden and Boris Johnson sign the second Atlantic Charter in 2021? Are we entering a third world war or what is happening?

1776 was the birth of the US through the Declaration of Independence. The Declaration by United Nations was drafted at the White House by US President FDR, Churchill, and Hopkins on the 29th of December of 1941 (that's the week they always try to sneak things through while people are too busy with Christmas to care each year). Roosevelt coined the term United Nations to described the Allied Countries which makes me think that anybody outside the UN are to be treated as the opposite of allies. In other words, if you're not in the UN, you're the enemy is the mindset. A few days later in 1942, 26 countries signed it which according to the UN website, it was "embodied in the Atlantic Charter."

The global declaration signed by 26 countries in 1942 states that they are "not to make a separate armistice or peace with the enemies." But who decides who the enemies are?

The Inquiry (Pre-CFR) was started in 1917 under the guise of finding world peace after World War I. Likewise, in 1941, the Atlantic Charter was an alliance between America and Great Britain within the realm of setting goals for world peace which was to come after World War II. The second world war continued for four more years from 1941 to 1945. But even as the was war was going on, they were negotiating post-war conditions which can be good or bad depending in what kind of deals they were making.

In other words, Agenda 2030 or The Great Reset is brought to you by WEF and also the UN. There may be a connection between the UN, CFR, WEF, etc. But I'm not here to go down that rabbit trail right now. Globalism is Behind Marxist Subversion of America, War on Terrror.

1910

The Albanian revolt of 1910. It started after the new governor, Masar Bey, introduced a new tax on commodities, which immediately became highly unpopular. The idea of the revolt was to be united against the new Ottoman government policy of centralization.

1911

National railway strike of 1911 was the first national strike of railway workers in Britain. It arose from longstanding disputes between workers and railway companies, combined with the desire of the unions to assert their unity and strength.

1912

The Titanic, the ship that not even God could sink, was taken down not by God but by some frozen water, it was going down on the 15th of April of 1912.

There is an urban legend which states my paternal great grandpa was going to be on the Titanic but accidentally missed it thanks to alcoholism. So, here's to Peter Rasp Sr. Perhaps I wouldn't be here had he not got lost that day or perhaps we would still be in the Netherlands or Canada. Hard to say. I believe this story is true.