George Washington很有可能是被deepstate谋杀而死

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一、离奇的放血治疗和最后晚餐

很早就听说方舟子嘲笑中医，说西方也有传统医学，不过放血疗法把美国国父George Washington害死了。
最近听明朝史，还有御医强迫新上任的皇帝必须吃药，第二天就死了的事情。

不由得产生了疑惑——Washington一定是死于医疗事故吗？有没有可能是被意外掩盖的谋杀？比如去年就发生了一场意外，Trump的前妻从自家的楼梯摔下而死。呵呵，这要是女仆推的也可以说成是她不小心自己摔倒的，反正死无对证。

现在直击Washington死亡现场：

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/dec ... washington

疑点1：整个放血过程中，他的老婆不在现场

His wife Martha wanted to seek help but Washington was more concerned about her health as she had only recently recovered from a cold herself. Washington simply did not want her leaving the fire-warmed bedroom for the damp, cold outside. Nevertheless, Martha asked her husband’s chief aide, Col. Tobias Lear, to come into the room. Seeing how ill the general was, Col. Tobias immediately sent for Dr. James Craik, who had been Washington’s physician for more than 40 years, and the estate’s overseer, George Rawlins, who was well practiced in the art of bloodletting.

疑点2：各个医生轮流上阵，用尽招数折磨Washington让他快点死

At 7:30 a.m., Rawlins removed 12 to 14 ounces of blood, after which Washington requested that he remove still more. Following the procedure, Col. Lear gave the patient a tonic of molasses, butter and vinegar, which nearly choked Washington to death, so inflamed were the beefy-red tissues of his infected throat.

Dr. Craik entered Washington’s bedchamber at 9 a.m. After taking the medical history, he applied a painful “blister of cantharides,” better known as “Spanish fly,” to Washington’s throat. The idea behind this tortuous treatment was based on a humoral notion of medicine dating back to antiquity called “counter-irritation.” The blisters raised by this toxic stuff would supposedly draw out the deadly humors causing the General’s throat inflammation.

At 9:30 a.m., another bloodletting of 18 ounces was performed followed by a similar withdrawal at 11 a.m. At noon, an enema was administered. Attempts at gargling with a sage tea, laced with vinegar were unsuccessful but Washington was still strong enough to walk about his bedroom for a bit and to sit upright in an easy chair for a few hours. His real challenge was breathing once he returned to lying flat on his back in bed.

Dr. Craik ordered another bleeding. This time, 32 ounces were removed even though Elisha Cullen Dick, the second physician to arrive at Mount Vernon, objected to such a heroic measure. A third doctor, Gustavus Richard Brown, made it to the mansion at 4 p.m. He suggested a dose of calomel (mercurous chloride) and a tartar emetic (antimony potassium tartrate), guaranteed to make the former president vomit with a vengeance.

Back in 1799, Washington’s physicians justified the removal of more than 80 ounces of his blood (2.365 liters or 40 percent of his total blood volume) over a 12-hour period

疑点3：他故意穿着被雪打湿的衣服与客人共用晚餐而不去换衣服

一切的起点，就是他巡视完庄园后，已经被风雪打湿了衣服，但是为了所谓的礼貌，故意穿着被雪打湿的衣服来见来宾。之后就感冒发烧了。而这个来宾，美国历史却没有任何记录。
On December 12, 1799, George Washington spent the day riding around
in snow and sleet and returned home later than usual, soaking wet.
His guests had already arrived, so he decided not to change out of his wet clothes and sat down to dinner.
https://www.grunge.com/243167/george-wa ... explained/

我们要考虑一个正常人，当你看到别人穿着湿漉漉的衣服在你面前和你谈话，你会什么感觉？你会不会让他去换衣服再来？而这个来宾竟然残忍的一直看着Washington在对面穿着湿衣服与他边会面边吃饭，毫不在意。

这个来宾究竟是什么来头？美国的独立战争，我们知道是花了很多钱，欠了很多外债，特别是法国的。是不是真正的大老板来了，故意要为难他？美国历史充满欺骗，称赞Washington穿湿衣服会面是为了准时，为了礼貌。那另一边呢？十分不礼貌吧！

而这个关键来宾，竟然在美国历史上失踪了！

同一篇网页上，写了此时Washington退下总统职位刚2年，甚至在他的曾经属下Adam现在的总统邀请下，还出任了军队司令，目标是防御大革命的法国对美国的侵略和渗透：

According to CBS News, George Washington was still involved in the
country's affairs, and when he was asked to serve as Commander-in-
Chief of the army in 1798 as tensions grew with France, he accepted
— though his services were not needed in the end.

In 1798 alone he received almost 700 guests.

也就是说，这是个表面退而实际还有实权的前总统，其地位和现在的Obama一样，非同小可。
在这个背景下，我们要站在时代的背景下，仔细考虑政治谋杀的可能，并且察看Washinton乃至他的同党，到底有什么政治主张会得罪deep state.

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二、联邦党人的绝唱

Washington在第二任期到期后，接替他的是总统John Adams和副总统Thomas Jefferson. 而后者几乎在所有的政策上均反对Washington的继承者John Adams. 1800年的大选，更是组党Democratic-Republicans击败了Washington的旧部，现在领导为Adams和Hamilton等人的联邦党人(Federalists)

Washington已经死了，而他的旧部和反对派Democratic-Republicans的仇恨有多深呢？且看他们临死时候的遗愿：
https://www.grunge.com/384127/heres-wha ... residents/

John Adams was one of the leading figures of the American Revolution and served as the first vice president of the United States under George Washington. In 1796, he ran for and very narrowly won the presidency against Thomas Jefferson. As told by the Thomas Jefferson Encyclopedia, the two Founding Fathers had a close friendship, although they had different political views. In 1800, the two ran against each other for the presidency again in a very dirty race. This time, Jefferson won.

The friendship was broken until 1811, when they reconciled in a long series of letters. This correspondence continued until, according to the Miller Center, Adams died at age 91 at 6:00 p.m. on July 4, 1826. His last words, uttered around noon, were, "Thomas Jefferson survives." Whether this meant that Adams regretted not outliving his rival Jefferson or if he wanted his old friend to outlast him is unknown. It is clear, however, that Adams certainly had Jefferson on his mind. What Adams did not know is that Jefferson died at 12:50 p.m. that same day.

According to the Thomas Jefferson Encyclopedia, on July 3, 1826, the former president had slept most of the day and woke up in the evening asking, "Is this the Fourth?" The physician, Robley Dunglison, replied, "It soon will be." Nicholas Trist, Jefferson's grandson by marriage, recorded a slightly different version in which Jefferson repeatedly asked if it was the Fourth, and finally, Trist nodded yes despite his misgivings. Later that night, Jefferson refused to take any more laudanum. However, he made it to July 4, passing away at 12:50 p.m. at age 83.

很显然，Adams是失败者，他对Jefferson恨之入骨，后者胜选时他都不去现场。而Jefferson作为胜利者，还沾沾自喜的想死在国庆日7月4日。

1800年的选举有多激烈？双方几乎用尽了手段来阻止对方获胜，几乎就是Trump2016年的翻版。
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithson ... 180960457/

联邦党人Hamilton试图通过法律手段来阻止Jefferson参选，被拒绝。
Hamilton urged New York Gov. John Jay to permit the state legislature to choose presidential electors to prevent Jefferson—“an atheist in religion and a fanatic in politics”—from becoming president. Jay refused.

他后来和Adams闹内讧，信件被对手Jefferson他们拿到，公开念诵，弄得这两个联邦党人都没拿到足够选票。（这个我忘了出处在哪里了）

Jefferson的副手Aaron Burr用尽了现代选举的所有拉票手段，派人一个街区一个街区的拉选票。在当时，这是前所未有的，而且其实很费钱。
https://ap.gilderlehrman.org/essay/pres ... and-change
Inspired by the prevailing sense of crisis (as well as by his sheer enjoyment of the political game), Burr pushed political innovation to an extreme. Anxieties were certainly at an extreme in the spring of 1800, for New York City was the most crucial contest of the campaign, capable of deciding the election. The challenge of the moment spurred Burr to new heights of political creativity. For example, he personalized his campaign to an extraordinary degree, purportedly compiling a roster with the name of every New York City voter, accompanied by a detailed description of his political leanings, temperament, and financial standing. His plan was to portion the list out to his cadre of young supporters, who would literally electioneer door-to-door; in the process, he was politically organizing the citizenry—not his goal, but the logical outcome.
和Aaron Burr一样积极，棋逢对手的是Hamilton
Also, some elite politicians spent more time electioneering among voters than they had before; for example, both Burr and Hamilton pledged “to come forward, and address the people” during the course of the election.

后来，Aaron Burr干脆把Hamilton给杀了！ 对，就是挑起了决斗，年轻而又准备多时的Aaron Burr把Hamilton给击毙了！
Hamilton writing one last letter on the night before his duel with Aaron Burr, urging a friend to fight against the “Dismemberment of our Empire.”

还剩一个联邦党人的主要人物，Madison，在临死前只能忠告美国人民。
Madison composing a memorandum entitled “Advice to My Country”

在Burr杀了Hamilton之后，所谓的Democratic-Republicans就非常可疑了，他们不但在1800年选举时花费重金，一个街区一个街区的派人去拜票，而且在选举后，通过所谓的『决斗』方式，干掉了最可能夺回总统宝座的联邦党人Hamilton。

为什么我没说Adams？联邦党人输掉选举是有一定原因的，最重要的原因是Adams颁布的Alien and Sedition Acts
这个法案的目的就是驱逐法国侨民和法国大革命的支持者。而美国人民很难理解的是，之前美国独立战争是法国人在大洋彼岸支持他们，实际也是法国资本在资助他们，而Washington和他的副手Adams却因为法国革命者袭击了美国商船，马上就对法国人视之如仇寇，欲清除出美国。

为什么华盛顿的追随者会反对法国大革命？明天再续。

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三、光明会运作的法国大革命

有人在本版对我不满，说我为什么着重攻击光明会，而不是共济会呢？这就是答案：




请看这张法国大革命时期的宣传画，图中赫然放着一只眼在放光芒！这比傀儡总统Roosevelt把放着光芒的金字塔上的一只眼放在1 dollar背后要早一个半世纪！

这是我编的吗？原链接 https://www.pinterest.fr/pin/694961786243191428/

还有一些没那么明显的French Revolution Poster



虽然少了一只眼和金字塔，可是依然保留了非常鲜明的『革命帽』，三角形的帽子上画几个同心圆，象征眼珠在金字塔里。中间的棍子为罗马法西斯的束棒！

https://www.amazon.in/Revolutionary-Ide ... 0691151725

等等，法国大革命的口号不是『自由、平等、博爱』吗？怎么会出现法西斯的束棒？

呵呵，如果不法西斯，怎么实现杀戮那么多人的？

而且那个三角帽有讲究，我们知道后来苏联红军也戴三角帽，而这个三角帽在白人范围内，最早的佩戴者是斯基泰人:



https://www.hope-of-israel.org/scythianisraelites.html

他们是在欧亚大草原上的游牧蛮族，每次征服一片土地，总要杀掉2%的俘虏，用来给他们的『神』献祭。

杀人如麻的法国大革命，难道不是一场事实上的人命献祭吗？！而且它是历史上最成功的犹太✡局之一，从此幕后的犹太家族玩起《极端主义的对立统一》就驾轻就熟。

这就回到了我的置顶贴『...情报』中的活人献祭。

问题来了，为什么光明会对法国如此残忍？

这就要回到『黑色星期五』了，而当初是法国国王发现Knight Templar『淫荡邪恶』而把他们统统处死，逃走的Templars成立了光明会和共济会等秘密社团：

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那么，Washington和Adams很可能知道打独立战争的金主是什么货色，对他们提出了何种要求。而这两位不仅不合作，避免了人杀人的悲剧在美国重演，而且还拒绝了金主要求继续渗透美国的要求。所以他们一个死，一个被赶走，Hamilton再被杀，对deepstate知情且愿意与之抗争的Federalists全军覆没，只剩下他们的代理人Jefferson及其余党活蹦乱跳。对，从1800年起美国就有deepstate了。而且欧洲从法国大革命起，几乎席卷了所有国家。现在Rothschild家就住在法国的波尔多，还拥有酒庄。如果哪个名人或富人要去法国投资红酒庄，几乎可以确定就是为了和主人住得更近一点。

问题来了——既然deepstate这么恶毒，但是为什么被deepstate深度控盘的国家的科技还这么发达？
如果不发达，这些国家怎么能影响世界？怎么又能不受惩罚的不断发动战争来杀人？
其实恶魔的很多科技不过是偷过来的，当这些代理国为他们杀够人之后，会奖励一些科技。
这时候Hawking这种科学家就派上用场，和巫师一起理解被赏赐的或者偷来的科技
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而Jews食髓知味，更是把拐来的孩子在自己教堂的秘道里进行血祭
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当然，这些科技在表面上是帮助人类的，但是深层次上是利于杀人和破坏环境的，这其实已经很清楚了。
已经不愿意再多赏赐科技了，再多赏赐科技就冲出太阳系了，凭什么？所以他们的要价是WWIII，杀掉这地表90%的人口


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实际上，三次大战在19世纪就被安排得明明白白的
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这三次大战都是利用了人类在选边站队后斗争得不死不休的心理，来扶持两边的深层政府。

更多的细节：
1796, when John Adams narrowly defeated Jefferson, the new president moved to squash opposition by making it a federal crime to criticize the president or his administration’s policies. Jefferson struck back in spades after toppling the unpopular Adams four years later, when Democratic-Republicans won control of both Congress and the presidency. “He fired half of all federal employees—the top half,” Randall explains. “He kept only the clerks and the customs agents, destroying the Federalist Party and making it impossible to rebuild.”

四、公立中央银行的殉道者

Hamilton因为建立了美国的第一个公立中央银行，
https://www.history.com/news/5-things-y ... r-hamilton
But there’s so much more to Hamilton’s legacy. While serving in the Treasury, Hamilton helped found the first national bank, the U.S. Mint and the Revenue Cutter Service, a tax collection bureau that would later become the U.S. Coast Guard. So deeply involved in the development of the Cutter Service was Hamilton that the original naval communication guidebook he devised was still in use in 1962, during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
自己和儿子都被决斗刺杀
On July 11, 1804, Alexander Hamilton was shot and mortally wounded by Vice President Aaron Burr in one of the most famous duels in American history. Though this was Hamilton’s first—and last—duel, he was certainly no stranger to the practice. One of the most divisive and combative figures of his age, he had already been challenged to nearly a dozen duels during his life, but each time he had managed to avoid violence. His eldest son Philip, however, was not so lucky. In 1801, after witnessing a speech denouncing his father, 19-year-old Philip confronted New York lawyer George Eacker and demanded a retraction. When Eacker refused, a duel was set for November 20 in Weehawken, New Jersey. Eacker escaped unscathed, but Philip died an agonizing death the following day. The loss devastated the Hamilton family, and many historians believe it led to Hamilton’s own reluctance to fire directly at Aaron Burr during their legendary duel just three years later. Whatever his intentions, Hamilton missed his opponent but was promptly shot in the stomach; he died the next afternoon.
而且功绩在200年后才被承认
5. It took more than 200 years—and two moves—to finally establish a proper monument to Hamilton.

那么为什么坚持离法国远些，并且建立美国政府自己的央行的Hamilton遭此厄运呢？后世能和他媲美的只有Kennedy家族。

这就需要阅读由嫁给法国Old Money Rothschild家族的中共女特工，从他们的家族史中偷出来的宝贵情报——《货币战争》。简单的讲，可能资助了美国独立战争的Rothschild家族，要控制一个由他们的代理人私有的美国中央银行。对，现在的美联储(Fed)是私有的，那个由Hamilton建立的公立中央银行早没了。

不仅这位特工付出了生命的代价，这本书更记录了Washington之后的美国总统们，是如何与deepstate殊死搏斗，并且很多人付出了生命的代价——
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现代有了肾上腺红(adrenochrome)这种毒品，控制政客不需要杀人



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反抗deepstate的Trump总统，在上任后不知道被抓了什么把柄，带着全家投降他们
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