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'''Woodrow Wilson''' (1856–1924), 28th President (1913–1921), is Infrared's exemplar of the '''Anglophilic liberal-internationalist''' presidency — the hinge where the American republic was subordinated to the British-led world order it had fought two wars to escape.
"'''"Wilson-era history''' enters Infrared discourse through the World War I revisionism and the Federal Reserve's founding.


== Record ==
== From the streams ==
* Domestic: the Federal Reserve Act (1913) — the creation of the central bank Jackson destroyed the predecessor of; the income tax; Clayton Antitrust Act.
Haz's treatment of WWI-era history appears via the community's broader revisionist canon — the "vampire financiers in the Bank of England" frame ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/youtube/infrared-vods/hbo1cybs2vi/ INFRARED SHOWDOWN stream]) and the Fed's 1913 founding as the reversal of Jackson's bank war (community canon, see [[Andrew Jackson]]).
* Foreign: intervention in WWI (1917) after campaigning on neutrality; the Fourteen Points and League of Nations — the first attempt at a liberal world government under Anglo-American auspices.
* Domestic repression: Espionage and Sedition Acts, Palmer Raids, the suppression of the IWW and the left.
* ''History of the American People'' and his Lost Cause-inflected historiography; screening of ''Birth of a Nation'' at the White House; resegregation of the federal civil service.


== Infrared treatment ==
[Expand when Haz addresses Wilson directly in transcribed streams.]
Wilson completes the conquest of the republic by the Anglo-financial bloc begun with J.P. Morgan's wartime financing: the Fed, the permanent warfare-intelligence state, and liberal-universalist ideology ("making the world safe for democracy") as the mask of empire. Haz treats Wilsonianism as the original form of what later appears as neoconservatism and humanitarian interventionism — always the same content: American blood and treasure for the international order of finance (see [[Neo-Conservatism is Trotskyism]], [[Harry S. Truman]]).


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Anglo Box]]
* [[Andrew Jackson]]
* [[Neo-Conservatism is Trotskyism]]
* [[Neo-Conservatism is Trotskyism]]


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Revision as of 10:18, 21 August 2026

""Wilson-era history enters Infrared discourse through the World War I revisionism and the Federal Reserve's founding.

From the streams

Haz's treatment of WWI-era history appears via the community's broader revisionist canon — the "vampire financiers in the Bank of England" frame (INFRARED SHOWDOWN stream) and the Fed's 1913 founding as the reversal of Jackson's bank war (community canon, see Andrew Jackson).

[Expand when Haz addresses Wilson directly in transcribed streams.]

See also

References

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