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>>8606975

>>8607007

>>8607068

Yeah, that's one of the sources I found when I searched for a part of the quote. I also found it from a dozen other secondary sources (mostly people with similar angst about the monetary system). I eventually tracked it to WikiQuote. Turns out' it is a misquote. He actually said:

"To a concurrence of causes: the restraints lately laid on their trade, by which the bringing of foreign gold and silver into the Colonies was prevented; the prohibition of making paper money among themselves, and then demanding a new and heavy tax by stamps; taking away, at the same time, trials by juries, and refusing to receive and hear their humble petitions".

The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803

https://archive.org/details/parliamentaryhi02parlgoog/page/n94/mode/2up

Page 142.

Now my eyes hurt from speedreading this shit.

>>8607183

>>8607249

>>8607107

>>8607218

Maybe you are not supposed to know about this set of operations/groups.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2nd_Psychological_Operations_Group

>>8607281

let mirror this shit kek see what can be found grins.

My Kinda Guy

>>8607293

but the koreans also came up with the same results

multiple studies on opposite sides of the world

HC works

>>8607333

BAKING hold post till dough please

++NOTABLES NOT ENDORSEMENTS==

#11020 @ LAST CALL

>>8606664 Large Blaze Burning on East Beach in Galveston, TX (Breaking 911 Twatt)

>>8606737 Bill Gates thinks we need 10 week vacation, Possibly 3 months (total economic implosion wanted)

>>8606760, >>8607245, Sr WHO official cuts off interview w told Taiwan not apart of China

>>8606770 PDJT declares gun manufacturers essential

>>8606789 German State Finance Minister found dead (ZH)

>>8606717 "Give me liberty or give me death" from Patrick Henry of Virginia (not Concord/Lexington)

>>8606807, >>8607215, Bob Dylan strikes again Midnight on Planet Lockdown (asiatimes)

>>8606882 WHO Twatts "no clear evidence human to human transmission" BOOM?!?! or disinformation?

>>8606722, >>8606935, PDJT considering short term quarantine for NY, NJ, Conn. (surely in notables?)

>>8606992, >>8607143, Twatter KEKS-4-KEKS!!!

>>8606997 Canadian PM Justin Trudeau's wife has recovered from COVID-19 (AP)

>>8607035 Phil Schneider (non human race truther) talks Adrenochrome and missing children @35min

>>8607044 (Nothing to see here) Mark Zuckerberg & Bill Gates are working together to fund COVID-19 research for treatments

>>8607052, >>8607109, Michael Bloomberg: Why I’m Giving $1.8 Billion for College Financial Aid (EYES ON) minibun

>>8607083 PF sniffins Elon Musk's Plane N628TS movement today-3/28

>>8607086, >>8607255, QAnon debate between Ultim8booN & Hotwheels (faggot Freddrick Brennan) & Questions needed addressed

>>8607148, >>8607281, Pelosi claims Jiu-Jitsu moves for CoronaVirus stimulus

>>8607150 USARMY Twatt w/ spoopy future time stamp?

>>8607196 ITALY most hit hard, 310 Hospital workers come down with Covid-19 in just 1 hospital (TWATT)

>>8607107,>>8607183, >>8607224, BoatFag tracking USNS Comfort moves from today

>>8607251 Hanx & Rita back in the US (NBC TWATT)

>>8607286 CBS facilitates possible comms to Ellen (CBS Twatt)

>>8606780

This source says there are 197 countries:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/how-many-countries-are-there/

>>8606658

Olmstead designer to the cult since 1858 and the designer of BILTMORE.

Known to many as the father of American landscape architecture, Frederick Law Olmsted’s (1822-1903) multifaceted career encompassed surveying, engineering, chemistry, journalism, economics, management, and farming. His early perspective on landscape design was formed after a six-month walking tour of the British Isles and Europe in 1850 where he crisscrossed the countryside and visited numerous parks and private estates. In 1858, Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, an accomplished English architect, won the design competition for New York City’s Central Park. This was Olmsted’s first professional design project and is thought by many as the foundation of landscape architecture as both a profession and fine art.

Olmsted and his firm completed more than 500 projects during his tenure, including designs for 40 academic institutions, dozens of public parks and parkways, landscapes at national monuments such as Yosemite and Niagara Falls, and the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago. His final grand project led him to the mountains of western North Carolina during the late 1800s where he designed the landscape of the 125,000-acre Biltmore Estate for George Vanderbilt. Inspired by the rich, indigenous flora of the southern Appalachian Mountains, Olmsted sought to create the most comprehensive research arboretum in the country on the estate. Though his original plans for the arboretum never came to fruition, his vision served as an impetus for The North Carolina Arboretum in Asheville, established in 1986 by the North Carolina General Assembly.

Honoring his legacy

Realizing a dream many years in the making, The North Carolina Arboretum unveiled to the public the first larger-than-life-size sculpture of Frederick Law Olmsted on April 22, 2016, as a way to pay tribute to Olmsted’s influence in landscape architecture in the United States. The bronze sculpture was crafted by internationally-known artist Zenos Frudakis, whose most recognized works include “Freedom” in Philadelphia, the Honor Guard sculpture at the U.S. Air Force Memorial in Arlington, Virginia, and the iconic Payne Stewart sculpture at the Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina.

The Olmsted sculpture has been placed in the Arboretum’s Blue Ridge Court, where background vistas of the Bent Creek Experimental Forest of the Pisgah National Forest, an area once owned by Vanderbilt, provide a fitting setting. The bronze piece stands eight feet tall and is sited on a large natural stone.

Sauce: https://www.ncarboretum.org/olmsted/

>>8607344

Exactly how many times does the Pope get to declare 'mercy'?

>>8607353

>>8607347

Especially not this one.

>>8607339

Maybe we can put these fags to work?

>>8607321

>>8607337

muh two dolans

https://cruxnow.com/analysis/2017/02/new-yorks-two-dolans-now-embody-two-different-americas/

Big Fake picture

>>8607227

Snipe for last spot!

POTUS "Governor's-for-plural" twt -(belonging to them?) cont'd –

All I can find on the other two scumbags' so far (forgive if formatting is wonky):

Name of Organization The Philip And Tammy Murphy Family Foundation

In Care of Name GOLDMAN SACHS FAMILY Office

Previous Names The Murphy Family Foundation (2009 - 2014)

The Philip D & Tammy S Murphy Foundation (2005 - 2007)

Address Po Box 73, New York, NY 10274-0073

Previous Addresses 1 New York Plz Fl 40, New York, NY 10004-1901 (2005)

Subsection(s) / Classification Charitable Organization

https://charitopedia.com/133742910-the-philip-and-tammy-murphy-family-foundation/ http://archive.today/nAVH8

CT. Clown’s “generosity” - Only surprised it's the M.E. and not CHINA:

Together, they're bolstering Stanford's efforts to address crises throughout the world by creating the Annie and Ned Lamont Professorship in International Studies. Their $3 million gift will fund faculty who are doing scholarship and research on a global scale, a commitment that qualifies for a $1 million matching gift from The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. They hope the first Lamont Professor will be a specialist in Middle East Studies.

"The Middle East is so important to the economic and national security of the United States, but Americans don't know enough about it," says Annie. Ned first visited the Middle East a generation ago, conducting an assessment study for cable television systems in Kuwait and Bahrain. His race for U.S. Senate from Connecticut in 2006 revolved around the war in Iraq and America's place in the Middle East, and today he is back in the Middle East involved in economic development, as a board member for Mercy Corps. https://archive.is/wip/MdmzTThe Lamonts' gift will help Stanford realize the more globalized curriculum envisioned by Richard Saller, the Vernon R. and Lysbeth Warren Anderson Dean of the School of Humanities and Sciences. "We need to expand our programs to educate new leaders for this century," Dean Saller says. "In the 21st century, educating 'cultured and useful' students has to mean educating them not only in European traditions but also in Asian, African, Middle Eastern, and Latin American traditions and cultures." http://archive.today/MdmzT

2nd shot at last spot

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