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posted ago by Primate98 ago by Primate98 +26 / -0

Somehow I had never heard any of this mentioned about the Monsantos:

The Monsanto family is a historical Sephardic Jewish merchant and banking business who played a significant role in founding the Jewish community in Colonial Louisiana (then transferring between French and Spanish rule) in the 18th century.

The family arrived in Louisiana in the 1760s, and one of their members, Isaac Monsanto, was one of the wealthiest merchants in New Orleans. The family engaged in the Atlantic slave trade and owned African slaves at their plantations at Natchez, Mississippi... and Trianon, New Orleans. Not including their former estate in New Orleans, by the 1780s, the Monsantos kept 51 slaves for their personal use and sold other enslaved African people to Louisiana plantations.

The Monsanto we know and love was founded by John Francis Queeny. It was named after his wife, Olga Mendez Monsanto, so he was obviously just the front goy.

Now, I also mentioned that they were Dutch. That sounds incidental but I assure you it isn't. These Dutch were like a main circuit cable in Colonial America. And no one talks about them, which should clue you in on their importance.

Take one of these families, the Livingstons. BTW, they're also Jewish and that's an Americanized form of Lowenstein. I guarantee it's worth your time to go to that wiki page and see all the people and families they're connected to.

For example, you'll see the Schuyler family. You might miss the connection, but Alexander Hamilton married one of the Schuylers. When George Carlin mentioned the Big Club we ain't in, I don't even think he was aware these very tight, very Elite parts of it even existed.

Fun Fact #1: General Hoyt Sanford Vandenberg, Sr., of Vandenberg Space Force Base fame, was one of these Dutch. He ran the USAF, was CIA Director and (in my strong opinion) arranged the Roswell UFO hoax. Always take a second glance when someone Dutch comes up.

Fun Fact #2: Monsanto's first product was saccharin. For those that didn't live through all the controversy, skim through the wiki to see the furious hand-waving about how "everyone said it was real bad but it really wasn't so shut up about that!". IOW, they were "on brand" right out of the gate.

Intriguing Fact: The name "Monsanto" (which sounds like a type of plastic) actually means "Holy Mountain". All I can say is that it puts me in mind of Mount Hermon, where the 200 Fallen Angels came to Earth.

Well, wouldn't that just be "on brand" too?