United States Not Democratic - According to Woodrow Wilson

[DoomYoshi]

I define history in two main epochs: war and wasted time.

As such, I like to remind myself about why certain wars are started. While reading Woodrow Wilson's message to the Congress of April 2, 1917, I came across this gem of a line:

Self-governed nations do not fill their neighbor states with spies or set the course of intrigue to bring about some critical posture of affairs which will give them an opportunity to strike and make conquest.

The "self-governed" nations he is referring to is democratic nations. The crux of the whole message comes later:

The world must be made safe for democracy.

That's why the US went into WWI.

And yet, the world is not safe for democracy anymore.

Even though Woodrow Wilson founded the Nazi movement (at least the nationalist half of it) and ended all culture, I guess he has some insight into things after all. On the scale of worst people to ever live, he is now slightly above Rick James

[warmonger1981]

Wilson racist asshole Federal Reserve sellout. Rick James F#ck yo couch. I love Super Freak crack smokers.

[TA1LGUNN3R]

You can buy a new couch, Eddie Murphy, but what'm I gonna do 'bout my llllleeeeegggsss!

[targetman377]

we are not a democracy. this is not what a democracy looks like.

[BigBallinStalin]

And this is what the United States of America looks like:

[universalchiro]

Woodrow Wilson:
I think I remember his campaign slogan <Napolian Dynamite:>"vote for Pedro, I'll make your wildest dreams come true.'
Turns out the dreams are nightmares of a bankers puppet president that votes in a central bank called the federal reserve. That is no more federal than Federal Express and is owned by private families: Rothschilds, Rockefellars, Liechtenstein, Whartons, and some other name.

Abraham Lincoln said something like I have the confederate army in front and the bankers behind me. Of the two I fear the bankers the most.

Andrew Jackson said his greatest accomplishment was breaking the banking charter.

Thomas Jefferson wrote, I sincerely believe that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.

And when did Woodrow Wilson vote in a central bank? Oh let's do it quickly during the Christmas break so few can say 'no'. Wilson was a Pawn of money lenders.

I remember reading that only Congress can print currency, not some private firm. John F. Kennedy issued executive order 11110 to have Congress mint currency, coincidently he was assinated 6 months later.


NICE LEGACY WOODROW.