Ruth
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Will Candace be meeting the CEO of TPUSA, or Charlie's wife? I bet Candace has a lot of questions!
Candace Owens: From TPUSA Conservative Activist to Powerful Voice for Truth
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Call people including me too suspicious, careful and worried, but similar to the recent “invitation“ to TPUSA, this “private talk with Erika“ could get dangerous for Candace should she decide to do anything like that in person with those people.
I did think but surely they can't be that stupid?? Are they desperate enough? If they threaten her even in an indirect way, she would share it wouldn't she? If I were Candace I'd want to record that conversation. Hopefully she's aware of the dangers.
Is there any amount of type of threat that can make Candace back down?
At this stage (even though I think it is unlikely that they would be that openly deathly) I wouldn’t put it past them to actually try to kill Candace at the Erika meeting if it is in person, for example via long term poison or something, or try to make her go crazy via various means. We are basically dealing with the most powerful, evil and dangerous people in the world here.
Would it be too strange to ask why today it needs a young married woman with 4 toddlers in her basement to do what man should do or would have done in the past?
Where have all the real and brave man gone especially in America/West that you now need a woman in such a situation to do what was perfectly normal and logical for many man to do without thinking about it for ages as a matter of honor and perfectly normal behavior in the past?: Get the woman and children out of danger and do the brave/dangerous things yourself.
Ruth
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And they'll very definitely try to record her. It's not going to be "private" unless Candace controls the location. Probably she won't be allowed to.
French-American connections in Delaware?
The history of Delaware is different from that of many others. The state is named after an English noble family:
The above families also appear in the Category: Families from Delaware. Another of those is the Biden family. Joe Biden moved to Delaware when he was around 10, and later became Senator, representing the state for more than 35 years, followed by being Vice President for eight years. Later, after the first Trump presidency, Biden was, at least officially, President for four years.
What this means is that whether we take it from the French family connection though the du Pont family or the diplomatic lines to the Democrats and the Biden network, Delaware is strong point. While not a village, with a population of just over a million, it is a place where people in power are likely to know each. Besides, it is not far from Washington:
While looking up French Americans there was this map which also shows the above area, if one looks out for Baltimore and Philadelphia:
The history of Delaware is different from that of many others. The state is named after an English noble family:
An important company in Delaware, DuPont, was founded by a French chemist and industrialist
About the founder of the dynasty, there is:
From the Wiki of the du Pont family
A critical note: The Treaty of Paris took place in 1783, and the Lousiana Purchase was in 1803, so how they helped with the first before they even arrived in the US is not clear. There is still some money left with the family:
The Du Pont wiki lists connected families. One of them is also French, about the Bayard family, there is:
The Bayards and the du Ponts appear in the Category: American families of French ancestry
The above families also appear in the Category: Families from Delaware. Another of those is the Biden family. Joe Biden moved to Delaware when he was around 10, and later became Senator, representing the state for more than 35 years, followed by being Vice President for eight years. Later, after the first Trump presidency, Biden was, at least officially, President for four years.
What this means is that whether we take it from the French family connection though the du Pont family or the diplomatic lines to the Democrats and the Biden network, Delaware is strong point. While not a village, with a population of just over a million, it is a place where people in power are likely to know each. Besides, it is not far from Washington:
While looking up French Americans there was this map which also shows the above area, if one looks out for Baltimore and Philadelphia:
From: "Engelbrecht, H.C. and F.C. Hanighen, Merchants of Death: A Study of the International Armament Industry, 1934," which is a striking read from the past from all corners of the world, people like Du Pont created staggering wealth as reference during just the years between 1914 - 1918, as seen below.
What stands out for me is that the Du Pont company/dynasty specialized in making explosives, and got rich selling them to both sides in the US civil war. Delaware was thus, sort of, 'unaligned' while everywhere else around that state got torn apart. Wilmington, the state capital, grew big and rich during the war. From Wiki:
Selling to both sides aligned with the French foreign policy of neutrality. In France and the American Civil War there are the pros and the cons:
If explosives were produced for war (though probably also for mining and engineering) the etymology of de La Warr, also found under Delaware resonates:
To the above, "The name de La Warr is from Sussex" [in Southern England as a contraction of Southern Saxons]: The most southern of three counties in the state of Delaware is Sussex County.
"It may have come from La Guerre" as if it is a mixing of French (de la) and English (war)? The remaining toponymic derivations include words associated with field, a species of tree, with gore and with verr:
"This toponymic could derive from the Latin word ager ..." like field:
Under ager, etymology 1 has:
Under gwern:
"The toponyms Gara, Gaire also appear in old texts cited by Lucien Musset, where the word ga(i)ra means gore."
The Wiki links to gore (road), but Merriam-Webster, or the Collins English Dictionary has more meanings, as does the Wiktionary:
"It could also be linked with a patronymic from the Old Norse verr"
Etymology does often not give a smoking gun, but clues and patterns. When it comes to Delaware, there is something with France, and old powers in Europe. Incidentally du pont translated from French becomes "from/of the bridge", and since the final t is not pronounced in modern French, it sounds somewhat like the English pun. Certainly, it would be wrong to add no pun intended, and also not fair to say that it is, however without a disclaimer of sorts it could land one a court case in Delaware.
Someone doing research on the nuclear age might find this useful perhaps. Supposedly Du Pont took contracts on the WW2 nuclear program for cost plus $1 due to the war profiteer stigma from WW1.
In 1934 there was a Senate investigation into WW1 war profiteering. Woodrow Wilson was heavily influenced by the banking cabal to create the Federal Reserve.
The E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, Atomic Energy Division records are an expansive and rich collection of materials that document the DuPont Company's involvement in the Manhattan Project and the company's continued role in the United States government's exploration of atomic power and weaponry. Meeting summaries, contracts, management files, and company histories trace the development of the Hanford Works project, the Clinton Engineering Works, and the Savannah River Project. Topics such as site selection, design and construction of facilities and reactors, environment and community impact, safety protocols, and waste disposal are frequently discussed in the materials. Discussions and agreements between DuPont executives and US government officials also make up portions of the collection. For detailed descriptions of the collection's contents, see this finding aid's scope and contents notes for each series and subseries.
In 1934 there was a Senate investigation into WW1 war profiteering. Woodrow Wilson was heavily influenced by the banking cabal to create the Federal Reserve.
Over the next 18 months, the Nye Committee held 93 hearings, questioning more than 200 witnesses, including J. P. Morgan, Jr., and Pierre du Pont. Committee members found little hard evidence of an active conspiracy among arms makers, yet the panel’s reports did little to weaken the popular prejudice against “greedy munitions interests.”
The investigation came to an abrupt end early in 1936. The Senate cut off committee funding after Chairman Nye blundered into an attack on the late Democratic president Woodrow Wilson. Nye suggested that Wilson had withheld essential information from Congress as it considered a declaration of war. Democratic leaders, including Appropriations Committee chairman Carter Glass of Virginia, unleashed a furious response against Nye for “dirt-daubing the sepulcher of Woodrow Wilson.” Standing before cheering colleagues in a packed Senate Chamber, Glass slammed his fist onto his desk until blood dripped from his knuckles.
Although the Nye Committee failed to achieve its goal of nationalizing the arms industry, it inspired three congressional neutrality acts in the mid-1930s that signaled profound American opposition to overseas involvement.
Cyre2067
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She's just another click-harvesting self-aggrandizer in the new media... the fact she says things I happen to agree with makes me suspicious. She also completely avoids the psychopath/cluster-b aspect of the equation and loves to drill on the Jews.
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