DEAN HENDERSON - HISTORIAN EXTRAORDINAIRE
talks to Regis Temblay in a video about the royal Black Nobility bloodlines, today's filthy rich robber barons and their servants the billionaire tycoons
One of the sources I most respect is Dean Henderson. He has written a number of really great books which introduce the international criminal syndicates run by the aristocracy of Europe. Dean is a self-effacing, well read American man from rancher stock. He lives in South Dakota with his wife.
When you hear the words ‘British Empire’ please bear in mind that there has never been a British Empire. It was always the Venetian Empire which inherited the Roman Empire via the Senators who escaped from the ruins of Rome in 545AD and set up a maritime trading community on a swampy group of islands in northern Italy.
Piracy, slavery, theft and identity robbery enabled their descendants to create havoc in the Mediterranean with help from the Phoenicians. They named the city they built Venice and played all the small states around them against each other until they needed to expand beyond the Mediterranean and across the Atlantic.
They moved to Amsterdam, set up the Dutch East India Company and later, relocated again, under cover of William of Orange’s bloodless coup, to occupy the independent City of London and set up the British East India Company.
Dean takes up the story here:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/lthRrpr4HPlI/
If you want more, you can hear Dean and I discussing the City of London and some of its powerful history here: https://www.bitchute.com/video/e5VwQz4Kq73j
The reason why the Venetian Oligarchy needed to relocate their shipping and trade operations from Venice on the Mediterranean to Amsterdam on the Atlantic was due to the Fall of Constantinople in 1453 and the Ottoman Turks cutting off their trade routes to Asia along the Silk Road. The Fall of Constantinople in 1453 was the incentive for the Age of Discovery that resulted in sailors figuring out a route around the Horn of Africa to Asia, and also led to Columbus’ discovery of the Americas.
.....as I've previously noted, 'Venetian' IS a phonetic variation OF 'Phoenician' (RATHER than anything else - just COULDN'T be MORE sonically obvious.....)