Theodore Roosevelt pushed the term "Progressive" well before Wilson. He even ran for president in 1912 under the banner of the National Progressive Party, which became known as the Bull Moose Party when in June 1912 Roosevelt described himself as “fit as a bull moose.” Wilson won the election, his first. The Fed was the brainchild of JP Morgan and John D Rockefeller. Hard core communists, eh? 🤣 🤣 🤣
Wilson in fact launched the first anti communist witch hunt in US history, after the US entry into WWI, in April 1917 with the Palmer Raids, named after the manager, Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer. Many thousands were imprisoned, beat up, deported.
Believe what you want. The British Empire has been working to control the colonies since before the Declaration of Independence. They use deception to maintain power from the shadows.
That Declaration of Independence was aimed at whom? 🤣 That's right, the British Empire. Britain is a vassal of the US, not the other way around. Not a matter of what i "believe," but of historical facts.
I have no idea what you think capitalism means, but this social system emerged in late medieval rural England, in the form of the Enclosures. Subsistence farmers were expelled from their hereditary lands by the large landlords, their lands surrounded by fences, thus enclosed. Likewise, the large landlords confiscated lands which had been part of the Commons. The enlarged estates were then run as capitalist enterprises, for profit, and for the first time initiated a cycle of accumulation which functioned on its own.
The proto-capitalists of the trade centers were merchants whose enterprises depended entirely upon the spending and goodwill of the feudal class and the vicissitudes of trade. Their position remained static, just like the feudal system as a whole, no surprise since they were part of that system's fabric. The new rural enterprises on the other hand developed their own dynamic, one of rapid growth. This system grew and spread to the rest of the British Isles. Its demand for productivity growth to remain competitive led to the Industrial Revolution and the further rapid growth of capitalism. The English state stood aside during the initial Enclosures, in spite of massive violations of traditions, and later stepped in and managed their further spread. Capital and the modern state emerged joined at the hip, and have remained so since, to this day. The BS about "free market" is strictly for true believers like yourself.
I can see where you are coming from quite clearly via your comments here. If you think Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt were communists, you are a know-nothing.
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Theodore Roosevelt pushed the term "Progressive" well before Wilson. He even ran for president in 1912 under the banner of the National Progressive Party, which became known as the Bull Moose Party when in June 1912 Roosevelt described himself as “fit as a bull moose.” Wilson won the election, his first. The Fed was the brainchild of JP Morgan and John D Rockefeller. Hard core communists, eh? 🤣 🤣 🤣
Wilson in fact launched the first anti communist witch hunt in US history, after the US entry into WWI, in April 1917 with the Palmer Raids, named after the manager, Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer. Many thousands were imprisoned, beat up, deported.
Believe what you want. The British Empire has been working to control the colonies since before the Declaration of Independence. They use deception to maintain power from the shadows.
That Declaration of Independence was aimed at whom? 🤣 That's right, the British Empire. Britain is a vassal of the US, not the other way around. Not a matter of what i "believe," but of historical facts.
I have no idea what you think capitalism means, but this social system emerged in late medieval rural England, in the form of the Enclosures. Subsistence farmers were expelled from their hereditary lands by the large landlords, their lands surrounded by fences, thus enclosed. Likewise, the large landlords confiscated lands which had been part of the Commons. The enlarged estates were then run as capitalist enterprises, for profit, and for the first time initiated a cycle of accumulation which functioned on its own.
The proto-capitalists of the trade centers were merchants whose enterprises depended entirely upon the spending and goodwill of the feudal class and the vicissitudes of trade. Their position remained static, just like the feudal system as a whole, no surprise since they were part of that system's fabric. The new rural enterprises on the other hand developed their own dynamic, one of rapid growth. This system grew and spread to the rest of the British Isles. Its demand for productivity growth to remain competitive led to the Industrial Revolution and the further rapid growth of capitalism. The English state stood aside during the initial Enclosures, in spite of massive violations of traditions, and later stepped in and managed their further spread. Capital and the modern state emerged joined at the hip, and have remained so since, to this day. The BS about "free market" is strictly for true believers like yourself.
You may like these three podcasts:
American History:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5ASJYho86HL5AYXmGnQGTI?si=ToWPQXhFR8m_Y_P714SuOQ
History of Canada:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3xA9Z4unQbUlfplcPIOQir?si=YFMpo3VqSsGDURVDywldGw
Electric vehicle history:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4hFuingugcsXbgrCsy8XMw?si=3TVEOi5mSuC-6Eo16iiy0A
Joe Rogan? Seriously? 🤣 Virus pusher deluxe, RFK JR pusher deluxe,...
Your assertions about US history shows you know little about it, or about capitalism, socialism, communism,.... and history in general.
And i never pushed electric vehicles, so i have no idea why you're throwing that out.
These are my podcasts on the subjects, so you see where I am coming from.
I can see where you are coming from quite clearly via your comments here. If you think Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt were communists, you are a know-nothing.