GENTILE WAR'S PART 1: REVENGE OF THE WASP!?
GENTILE WAR'S PART 1
REVENGE OF THE WASP!?
Rev 17:16 And the ten horns which thou sawest upon the beast, these shall hate the whore, and shall make her desolate and naked, and shall eat her flesh, and burn her with fire.
THE SWARM OF WASP IS COMING TO AMERICA BEWARE
NOT THESE WASPS!!!
THESE WASPS: THANKS TO DONALD TRUMP AND HIS MAGA FRIENDS.GET READY
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WHAT DOES W.A.S.P. STAND FOR?
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The acronym W.A.S.P. can have different meanings depending on the context. Here are a few common ones:
White Anglo-Saxon Protestant – A term used to describe a social group in the U.S., historically associated with privilege and influence.
Winged Anti-Ship Projectile – A military weapon system.
We Are Sexual Perverts – A rumored but unofficial meaning for the rock band W.A.S.P., though the band has never confirmed it.
Women Airforce Service Pilots – A group of female pilots who served in the U.S. during World War II.
Wide Area Surveillance Projectile – A type of military surveillance technology.
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White Anglo-Saxon Protestant – A term used to describe a social group in the U.S., historically associated with privilege and influence.
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Yes, White Anglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP) is a term used to describe a social group in the United States, historically associated with wealth, privilege, and influence, particularly in politics, business, and high society. The term generally refers to people of English, Scottish, or other Northwestern European descent who are Protestant and have traditionally held positions of power in American institutions.
Over time, the influence of WASPs has been discussed in relation to shifts in American demographics, culture, and politics. While their dominance has declined in some areas, the term is still used to describe certain social and economic elite groups.
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The Influence and Historical Impact of WASPs in the U.S.
The term White Anglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP) refers to a social group historically dominant in the U.S., particularly among the elite in politics, business, and culture. Their influence shaped the country’s institutions, traditions, and power structures for centuries.
1. Origins and Historical Context
The WASP elite emerged from early English settlers in colonial America, especially in New England, Virginia, and the Mid-Atlantic.
Many were descendants of Puritans, Quakers, and other Protestant sects, emphasizing discipline, education, and civic duty.
Their influence was solidified by institutions like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, which were originally founded for Protestant elites.
2. Political Influence
From the nation's founding, WASPs dominated the U.S. presidency, Congress, and the Supreme Court.
Presidents: Nearly all U.S. presidents before John F. Kennedy (1960) were WASPs. JFK, as a Catholic, broke this tradition.
Federalists & Whigs to Republicans & Democrats: Many WASPs were instrumental in shaping American political ideologies, from Federalism (Alexander Hamilton, John Adams) to modern conservatism and liberalism.
Even today, remnants of WASP influence exist, though the political landscape has diversified significantly.
3. Economic and Business Power
WASPs controlled major industries like banking, railroads, and manufacturing during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Wall Street and major financial institutions like J.P. Morgan & Co., Goldman Sachs, and Standard Oil (Rockefeller) were largely WASP-dominated.
Private clubs like the Bohemian Club, Skull & Bones (Yale), and the Knickerbocker Club reinforced their economic and social networks.
4. Cultural and Social Influence
WASP culture emphasized elitism, discretion, and philanthropy, shaping high society.
They established prestigious prep schools (Exeter, Andover, Groton) that prepared their children for Ivy League education and leadership roles.
Literature and arts also reflected WASP ideals—authors like F. Scott Fitzgerald (The Great Gatsby) often depicted WASP social life.
Elite WASP families, such as the Roosevelts, Rockefellers, and Vanderbilts, set the tone for American high society.
5. Decline of WASP Dominance
Immigration waves (19th & 20th centuries): Large numbers of Irish, Italian, Jewish, and later Hispanic and Asian immigrants changed America's social fabric.
Catholic and Jewish political leaders: Figures like JFK (Catholic) and Joe Lieberman (Jewish) challenged the WASP stronghold.
Civil Rights Movement (1960s): Greater inclusion of racial and ethnic minorities reshaped America’s elite class.
Business diversification: The rise of Jewish, Asian, and non-WASP billionaires (e.g., Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Elon Musk) challenged old-money WASP dominance.
6. WASP Legacy in Modern America
WASPs still hold influence in finance, law, and academia, though less exclusively.
Many traditions (e.g., elite boarding schools, Ivy League connections, private clubs) continue to shape leadership circles.
Some argue that WASP values—reserved demeanor, civic responsibility, and institutional loyalty—still impact American culture.
Conclusion
While the dominance of WASPs has declined due to social, political, and demographic changes, their legacy remains embedded in American institutions. Their impact on law, business, and culture continues to be felt, even as power becomes more diverse.
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Specific Aspects of WASP Influence
Since you're interested in a deeper dive, here are specific aspects of WASP influence that continue to shape American society, even as their dominance has declined.
1. Famous WASP Families & Their Legacy
Several prominent families built the foundations of American wealth and power. These families were known for their business empires, philanthropy, and political connections.
🔹 The Roosevelt Family (Politics, Wealth)
Theodore Roosevelt (26th President) and Franklin D. Roosevelt (32nd President) were key figures.
FDR’s presidency (New Deal, WWII leadership) cemented WASP influence in government.
The family was originally Dutch but assimilated into WASP elite society through marriage and education.
🔹 The Rockefeller Family (Oil, Finance, Philanthropy)
John D. Rockefeller founded Standard Oil, one of the most powerful monopolies in U.S. history.
His descendants became prominent in banking (Chase Manhattan) and politics (Nelson Rockefeller, former Vice President).
They were known for philanthropy—funding universities, museums, and medical research.
🔹 The Vanderbilt Family (Railroads, Finance)
Cornelius Vanderbilt built a railroad and shipping empire in the 19th century.
The family funded elite institutions like Vanderbilt University and maintained a major social presence in New York City.
🔹 The Du Pont Family (Chemicals, Military)
The Du Pont company became the U.S.'s primary manufacturer of gunpowder and chemicals.
Their political and business influence remained strong throughout the 20th century.
🔹 The Astor Family (Real Estate, Social Elites)
John Jacob Astor built a real estate empire in New York City.
The family became symbols of American aristocracy and high society.
These families set the foundation for wealth and political power, often through strategic marriages and legacy admissions to Ivy League schools.
2. WASP Influence in Education & Ivy League Power
Elite education has long been a gateway for WASPs to maintain their influence.
🔸 Ivy League Schools & WASP Tradition
Harvard, Yale, and Princeton were historically WASP-dominated, with legacy admissions ensuring generational influence.
Secret societies like Skull & Bones (Yale), Porcellian Club (Harvard), and Ivy Club (Princeton) allowed WASPs to network and secure positions of power.
Even today, many Supreme Court justices, CEOs, and politicians come from Ivy League institutions.
🔸 Elite Prep Schools
Schools like Phillips Exeter, Phillips Andover, Groton, and St. Paul’s were feeder institutions for the Ivy League.
These schools ingrained values of elitism, discretion, and leadership in WASP youth.
🔸 The Shift Away from WASP Exclusivity
In the mid-20th century, Jewish, Catholic, and minority students began to challenge WASP dominance in the Ivy League.
Today, elite universities have diversified, but WASP traditions remain embedded in their structure.
3. The WASP Decline & Who Replaced Them?
While WASPs still have influence, they no longer hold the monopoly on power.
🔸 Who Challenged WASP Dominance?
Irish Catholics (e.g., Kennedy Family): JFK’s election in 1960 marked a shift in political power.
Jewish Entrepreneurs & Financiers: Figures like George Soros, Goldman Sachs executives, and hedge fund billionaires reshaped finance.
Tech Moguls (Post-WASP Influence): Billionaires like Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk are part of the new elite, but many attended WASP-established institutions.
Globalization & Non-European Elites: Wealthy Indian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern families have begun to integrate into old WASP networks through education and business.
🔸 WASP Values That Persist
Despite their decline, WASP values continue to shape elite behavior:
Discretion & Low-Key Wealth → Unlike flashy new money, WASP culture values quiet power (e.g., driving an old Volvo instead of a Ferrari).
Institutional Loyalty → WASPs historically supported established institutions (law firms, banks, prep schools).
Philanthropy & Civic Duty → Many modern billionaires (Gates, Buffett) practice philanthropy, much like the Rockefellers and Carnegies before them.
4. WASPs in Modern America: Still Relevant?
Though the old monopoly of WASP power is gone, their legacy still influences politics, finance, and culture.
🔸 Where You Can Still See WASP Influence Today
Politics: Many politicians (e.g., Bush family, Mitt Romney) still fit the WASP mold.
Finance & Wall Street: Old-money WASP families continue to run hedge funds and investment firms.
Supreme Court & Law Firms: The legal world still favors Ivy League-educated elites.
Social Clubs & Philanthropy: Institutions like The Metropolitan Club (NYC), Bohemian Club (San Francisco), and country clubs remain WASP strongholds.
Conclusion: WASPs No Longer Dominate, But Their Legacy Endures
While new elites (tech billionaires, global financiers) have replaced the old WASP aristocracy, the values, traditions, and institutions they built remain highly influential. The Ivy League, elite prep schools, discreet wealth, and institutional power are all remnants of WASP dominance that continue to shape the U.S.
Deeper Dive into Modern Elite Social Clubs, Legacy Admissions, and Comparisons with Other Elite Groups
Now that we’ve explored the history and legacy of WASP influence, let’s break down three specific aspects that show how their presence still lingers in elite circles today.
1. Modern Elite Social Clubs: Where WASPs Still Hold Power
Though their monopoly has declined, WASPs continue to hold influence in exclusive social clubs, which act as modern gatekeepers to power.
🔹 The Most Exclusive WASP Social Clubs
These clubs were originally designed to be exclusionary and historically barred Catholics, Jews, and non-whites. While policies have changed, their traditions and networks remain WASP-dominated.
1️⃣ The Metropolitan Club (New York City)
Founded by J.P. Morgan in 1891.
Still one of the most powerful old-money WASP clubs.
Members include CEOs, Wall Street executives, and aristocrats.
2️⃣ The Knickerbocker Club (New York City)
One of the most prestigious white-glove clubs (strictly old money).
Extremely difficult to join, even for wealthy outsiders.
Was once described as the “ultimate WASP stronghold.”
3️⃣ The Bohemian Club (San Francisco)
Hosts the Bohemian Grove retreat, where world leaders, presidents, and CEOs network in secrecy.
Historically WASP-dominated but now includes tech billionaires and politicians.
Famous members: Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon, Henry Kissinger, and George H.W. Bush.
4️⃣ The Union Club (Boston)
One of the most exclusive gentlemen’s clubs in America.
Historically only allowed elite New England WASPs.
5️⃣ The Everglades Club (Palm Beach, Florida)
Known for strict WASP traditions and previously banned Jewish and Black members.
Still a key spot for wealthy New Englanders and financiers.
How These Clubs Keep Power Circulating Among WASPs
Legacy Memberships: Sons (and now daughters) of members get automatic preference.
Business Networking: Many major deals happen informally in these clubs.
Political Influence: Presidents, Supreme Court justices, and CEOs often have ties to these institutions.
While diversity has increased, old money WASP families still dominate membership in these clubs, ensuring their social capital endures.
2. Legacy Admissions: How WASP Influence Persists in the Ivy League
One of the biggest ways WASPs maintain power is through legacy admissions at Ivy League schools.
🔸 What Is Legacy Admission?
Ivy League schools give preferential treatment to children of alumni, ensuring elite families stay in power.
This practice overwhelmingly benefits WASPs, as their families have attended these schools for generations.
🔸 How the Ivy League Preserved WASP Elitism
Early 20th century quotas: Schools like Harvard and Yale set quotas to limit Jewish and Catholic students and keep WASPs in power.
Secret Societies & Clubs: Groups like Skull & Bones (Yale), Porcellian Club (Harvard), and Ivy Club (Princeton) were built to maintain WASP networks.
🔸 Legacy Admission Statistics
At Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, legacy students are 4-5 times more likely to be admitted.
A 2023 study found that 30-40% of legacy applicants would not have gotten in if not for their family ties.
Many elite WASP families (e.g., Bush, Roosevelt, Rockefeller) have multiple generations of Ivy League graduates.
🔸 The Backlash Against Legacy Admissions
Critics argue that it perpetuates racial and economic inequality.
Some schools (like Amherst and Johns Hopkins) have eliminated legacy preferences.
Harvard and Yale still defend the practice, claiming it builds institutional loyalty.
Bottom Line: Legacy admissions ensure that old-money WASPs and their descendants still have an unfair advantage in elite education.
3. How WASPs Compare to Other Elite Groups
Over time, new elite groups have challenged WASP dominance. Here’s how they compare:
🔹 Are WASPs Still the Most Powerful Elite Group?
No, but they are still influential.
Jewish and new-money tech elites now dominate finance, media, and tech.
Irish Catholics and global billionaires are rising in politics and business.
However, old-money WASPs still control elite social institutions, Supreme Court seats, and Ivy League networks.
Final Thoughts: Will WASP Influence Disappear?
Though WASPs no longer dominate as they once did, they still hold considerable influence through legacy systems.
Social clubs, Ivy League connections, and political traditions ensure they remain relevant.
However, globalization and shifting demographics are making American elites more diverse than ever before.
KELVIN L. STUBBLEFIELD IS A GRADUATE OF Middle Tennessee State University IN 1983.
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