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Du Pont 1% Ruler of Delaware with a Jesus, Guns and Money Trust fund 

Du Pont also Loves Nazi I.G. Farben!

The du Pont family is an American family descended from Pierre Samuel du Pont de Nemours (1739–1817). The son of a Paris watchmaker and a member of a Burgundian Huguenot family, and descendant of a minor noble family on his mother's side, he and his sons, Victor Marie du Pont and Eleuthère Irénée du Pont, emigrated to the United States in 1800 and used the resources of their Huguenot heritage to found one of the most prominent of American families, and one of its most successful corporations, E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, initially established by Eleuthère Irénée as a gunpowder manufacturer. In 1802, Eleuthere Irenee du Pont established a gunpowder mill on the banks of the Brandywine Creek.

Eleutherian Mills on the Brandywine Creek is where water power (free energy) was used to make gunpowder, a high demand product. Du Pont wealth grew with government contracts, enjoying a century of no income tax or inheritance tax, and concentration of wealth by marring cousins. Explosives were made at Eleutherian Mills from 1802 - 1921. All wars were good for business. The Du Pont family sometimes referred to as
 

1% Merchants of Death" among the richest in America.

 

Manifest Destiny 1812 Dupont History Documentary

Pierre Samuel du Pont (1739 - 1817)
Died August 7, 1817 in Greenville, Delaware, United States
 

On Jan. 3, 1800, the DuPont tribe arrived in the United States. Eleuthère lrénée DuPont started a gunpowder business in Delaware. 

Later in the United States, after successfully setting up the best gunpowder factory in the world, Eleuthère Irenée DuPont was selected along with his friend Nicholas Biddle to be a director of Hamilton’s creation, the United States Bank. Remember that the Brahmin opium dealer Astor was also selected as a director of this "National" Bank.

The DuPont gunpowder factories dominated the industry.

Within only a short time after getting started in 1802 they had the best quality gunpowder in the world for the general market. Every war the United States has fought starting in 1802 with the war against Tripoli (today Ubya) and the Barbary Pirates until the incursion Into Somalia this last year the American military has depended upon DuPont gunpowder.

Henry du Pont (1812-1889) took over command of the gunpowder manufacturing when he was thirty-eight. He was very authoritarian and was known as Boss Henry.

His narrow-minded, backward and authoritarian thinking ran the DuPont company into the ground in spite of their control of the gunpowder market. When he died, Alfred I. duPont, Pierre Samuel du Pont II (1870-1954), and Thomas Coleman du Pont (1863-1930) took over various DuPont manufacturing affairs. This triumvirate revived the aging Du Pont factories. They bought out the rest of the gunpowder manufacturers, giving them an absolute monopoly in the munitions industry. They modernized the DuPont factories and put the DuPont businesses back Into top shape.

The tutor that was hired in 1852 to tutor the DuPont children, R. Page Williamson, described in his letters to Virginia that the duPont children were very spoiled and difficult to work with. In 1872, Henry duPont brought together Laflin & Rand and Hazard Powder Co. in order to form a Gun Powder Trade Association.

What the Association did was to eliminate competition between the three largest manufacturers of gunpowder, and create a monopoly for this cartel. Eventually DuPont bought out the other two plus numerous other small gunpowder companies. I suggest that everyone who believes that the DuPonts and the rest of the elite are capitalists, should take another look at history.

These men do not believe in capitalism, they believe in monopolies - which boils down to the same thing that occurs under communism.  When these people described their setting up a monopoly they call it "bringing order and stability to a fragmented and chaotic industry." 

 

Remington Arms Control Acquired By DuPont Co.
Hartford Courant - ProQuest Archiver - May 24, 1933
Amount Involved in Deal With Bridgeport Concern Withheld. The Hartford Courant (1923-present) - Hartford, Conn. 
BANKERS NOW RUN THE REMINGTON CO.; Kimball Succeeds Dodge as Head of...New York Times - Dec 7, 1916

QUOTES

 

"A clique of U.S. industrialists is hell-bent to bring a fascist state to supplant our democratic government and is working closely with the fascist regime in Germany and Italy. I have had plenty of opportunity in my post in Berlin to witness how close some of our American ruling families are to the Nazi regime. . . .

"Certain American industrialists had a great deal to do with bringing fascist regimes into being in both Germany and Italy. They extended aid to help Fascism occupy the seat of power, and they are helping to keep it there." -- William E. Dodd, U.S. Ambassador to Germany, 1937.

T. Coleman duPont, went in business with President Taft’s brother Charles P. (member of the Skull & Bones) in 1910 to build McAlpin Hotel in New York City. (Taft’s other brother Horace was a member of the Order of Skull and Bones. In fact, the Taft family which dates back to Braintree Mass. in 1679, helped start the Skull & Bones Order and at least eight Tafts have been in the Order.) 

This was the first of a series of luxury hotels. Coleman bought New York Equitable Life Assurance Society, which was America’s largest insurance company. N.Y. Equitable Life Assurance company undoubtedly brought Coleman in touch with other Illuminati elite. He belonged to the Rittenhouse in Philadelphia.

He was the director of a number of things including the Union National Bank, in Wilmington and the pres. of Central Coal & Iron Co. along with a few other coal and Iron companies. T. Coleman has been mentioned already in connection to the Du Pont Gunpowder Business, which he ran for a number of years as head honcho. During W.W. 1, the DuPonts made a mint. The company had $9 million surplus in its treasury. The result was that Du Pont absorbed General Motors.

The DuPonts also went Into the chemical business. The american government had seized the German Dye Trust, and the DuPonts were given their patents. The DuPonts began to build a great chemical empire on the synthetic, such as shatterproof glass, paints, rayon, nylon, dyes, photographic film, rubber, chemicals, drugs, etc. Only the Dow Chemical Company is any competition with the DuPont chemical operation. The very survival of the United States military is dependent upon the military products of the DuPonts.

 

To quote Karl Schriftgiesser in his book Families,

"...the Du Ponts of Delaware constitute a definite dynasty . . perhaps the most complete dynasty ever established in this republic and one which seems destined to continue its kingship for generations to come...

Today there are seven hundred members of the family... Every time a package of cigarettes is opened, the simple tearing of the tab is a gesture of tribute to the DuPonts, and every time a great gun booms, with whatever cost to life or property; it echoes merrily in the feudal stronghold of this mighty clan...

We must end with the direct statement that the DuPonts today rule Delaware with an Iron hand, that their interests affect the daily lives of each one of us in some way, and that the Family moves on.

 "It is, today, the great American dynasty. Close, unassailed, it keeps to itself, hides its scandals, boasts not of its good works, but continues, within American democracy, to exert its own indomitable way."

 

Hollywood Censored: Morality Codes, Catholics, and the Movies‎ - Page 247
by Gregory D. Black - Social Science - 1996 - 352 pages
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=13906

DuPont + Nazi's + Walter S. Carpenter, Jr

Alliances with Prescott Bush & the Nazi Regime

Walter S. Carpenter, Jr." had been chairman of the finance committee of the Du Pont Corporation (1930-40). In 1933, Carpenter oversaw Du Pont's purchase of Remington Arms from Sam Pryor and the Rockefellers, and led Du Pont into partnership with the Nazi I.G. Farben company for the manufacture of explosives. Carpenter became Du Pont's president in 1940. His cartel with the Nazis was broken up by the U.S. government. Nevertheless, Carpenter remained Du Pont's president, as the company's technicians participated massively in the Manhattan Project to produce the first atomic bomb. He was chairman of Du Pont from 1948 to 1962, retaining high-level access to U.S. strategic activities.

Walter Carpenter and Prescott Bush

Walter Carpenter and Prescott Bush were fellow activists in the Mental Hygiene Society. Originating at Yale University in 1908, the movement had been organized into the World Federation of Mental Health by Montague Norman, himself a frequent mental patient, former Brown Brothers partner and Bank of England Governor. Norman had appointed as the federation's chairman, Brigadier John Rawlings Rees, director of the Tavistock Clinic, chief psychiatrist and psychological warfare expert for the British intelligence services. Prescott was a director of the society in Connecticut; Carpenter was a director in Delaware.

PAUL MELLON

"Paul Mellon" was the leading heir to the Mellon fortune, and a long-time neighbor of Averell Harriman's in Middleburg, Virginia, as well as Jupiter Island, Florida. Paul's father, Andrew Mellon, U.S. treasury secretary 1921-32, had approved the transactions of Harriman, Pryor, and Bush with the Warburgs and the Nazis. Paul Mellon's son-in-law, "David K.E. Bruce," worked in Prescott Bush's W.A. Harriman & Co. during the late 1920s; was head of the London branch of U.S. intelligence during World War II; and was Averell Harriman's Assistant Secretary of Commerce in 1947-48. Mellon family money and participation would be instrumental in many domestic U.S. projects of the new Central Intelligence Agency.

"Carll Tucker" manufactured electronic guidance equipment for the Navy. With the Mellons, Tucker was an owner of South American oil properties. Mrs. Tucker was the great-aunt of "Nicholas Brady," later George Bush's Iran-Contra partner and U.S. treasury secretary. Their son Carll Tucker, Jr. (Skull and Bones, 1947), was among the 15 Bonesmen who selected George Bush for induction in the class of 1948.​

C. Douglas Dillon was the boss of William H. Draper, Jr. in the Draper-Prescott Bush-Fritz Thyssen Nazi banking scheme of the 1930s and 40s. His father, Clarence Dillon, created the Vereinigte Stahlwerke (Thyssen's German Steel Trust) in 1926. C. Douglas Dillon made "Nicholas Brady" the chairman of the Dillon Read firm in 1971 and himself continued as chairman of the Executive Committee. C. Douglas Dillon would be a vital ally of his neighbor Prescott Bush during the Eisenhower administration....

....From the late 1940s, Jupiter Island has served as a center for the direction of covert action by the U.S. government and, indeed, for the
covert management of the government. Jupiter Island will reappear later on, in our account of George Bush in the Iran-Contra affair.
http://www.padrak.co...BUSHBOOK_2.html

Inequality defines our criminal justice system just as it defines our society. It always has and it always

1% Du Pont  
inbreds like 
John Eleuthère 

Eccentric? No, he was part of the 1% Boston Brahmin Thuggee Pirate Families

John Eleuthère du Pont (November 22, 1938 – December 9, 2010) was a convicted murderer, an American multimillionaire and member of the prominent du Pont family. He founded and directed the Delaware Museum of Natural History, which opened in 1972. He also contributed to Villanova University and other institutions.  In the 1990s he established a wrestling facility at his Foxcatcher Farm after becoming interested in that and the pentathlon events. In 1997 he was convicted of the murder in the third degree of his friend Dave Schultz, an Olympic champion freestyle wrestler. He was ruled to have been mentally ill but not insane and was sentenced to prison, where he died thirteen years later. 

Schultz had lived at Foxcatcher for  several years and was training to compete at Atlanta's summer Olympic  Games. The wrestler was shot twice in the chest and once in the arm with  a .38-caliber revolver, said police.  While searching duPont's home, officials recovered a handgun they believed was the murder weapon.   DuPont had allegedly become violent in recent months One former  resident of Foxcatcher claimed that duPont had been abusing alcohol and  cocaine recently and had been known  to patrol his grounds while armed.  Also, Vicki Welch, the wife of a  Newtown Township police officer,  who lived on the Foxcatcher grounds  until 1984, said that the family decided  to move after duPont drove up her  drive-way in an Army tank   "He started getting e.xtremely vilent," said Dan Chaid, a former member of the now defunct Villanova University wrestling teams coaching staff Chaid added that, last (ktohei.  duPont aimed a machine gun at his  chest and ordered Chaid out of the Foxcatcher house in which he lived.  Chaid said he notified Newtown  Square police about the incident, but  they ignored duPont's behavior, claiming he was harmless.   At the Foxcatcher Estate, Victor  Krievins, a man who presented him-  self to The Villanovan as a former  business manager of duPont's, said  that his former employer was "eccentric," but added that he was a very  peaceful man not prone to violent outbursts.   
Criminal Record:  
1988 - Sexual Harassment - Lawsuit filed by Andre Metzger. 
Feb. 26, 1997 - Assault - Pointing his gun at a security consultant. 
Feb. 26, 1997 - Murder - Shot and killed Olympic wrestler David Schultz

du2014 Robert Richards IV Dupont ​an unemployed heir to the Nazi loving DuPont family fortune

In 2009, when Robert Richards IV Dupont , , pled guilty to fourth-degree rape of his three-year-old daughter, a judge spared him a justifiable sentence – indeed, only put Richard on probation – because she figured (you wonder what political favors were promised to "go figure") this Boston Brahmin 1% percenter would "not fare well" in a prison setting. He is a thug like anyone else.

Details of the case were kept quiet ( why would the newspapers who protect the 1% let the cat out of the bag? ) until  Richard’s ex-wife filed a new lawsuit accusing him of also sexually abusing their son. Since then, the original verdict has been fueling some angry speculation that the defendant's wealth and status may have played a role in his lenient sentencing. 

USELESS MEDIA THE 5TH ESTATE

Do you think there is any question why there are not laws for the 1% are treated, but only the rest of us?

​anyone? 

4/2/14 The United States in effect operates two distinct criminal justice systems: one for wealthy people and another for poor people and minorities. At every level, from arrest to trial to sentencing, the report found that poor minorities were treated more harshly than their wealthier counterparts. August 2013 year the Sentencing Project, a non-profit devoted to criminal justice reform, released a comprehensive report on bias in the system. Bias permeates every aspect of the criminal justice system, from arrests to sentencing and beyond. Unsurprisingly, this bias works in favor of wealthy (and white) defendants, while poor minorities routinely suffer. America incarcerates more people than any other country on the planet, with over 2m currently in prison and more than 7m under some form of correctional supervision. The people who make up this outsize correctional population do not typically come from the Delaware trust-fund-creep demographic: more than 60% are racial and ethnic minorities, and the vast majority are poor.