The point of a time line is to see how significant events come
together. Dates do not prove cause and effect but they can be helpful. 1607 - Cavaliers got to
Virginia 1620 - Puritans got to
New
England 1760 - 1830
Industrial Revolution 1776 Adam Smith published
The Wealth
of Nations which said Slavery is not worth having. 1805 Battle of
Trafalgar Nelson broke the French navy 1807 the Slave
Trade Act became law 1808 to 1860
West Africa Squadron captures 1600 slave ships - too many men died of disease 1815 Battle of
Waterloo Wellington broke the French army 1828 HMS Black
Joke captured 11 slave ships 1830 Stephenson's
Rocket goes public on 15 September. 1833 Wilberforce
got the
Slavery Abolition Act 1833 1848 Karl Marx publishes the
Communist Manifesto 1891 Pope Leo publishes Rerum Novarum -
saying capitalism is bad, socialism is worse 1900 Unions form the Labour Party 1900 Fabian Society infiltrate
Labour Party
1910 Fabian Window designed by
George Bernard Shaw as a statement of Treasonous
intent 1914
First World War begins
on 28 July 1917
February Revolution Russians revolt,
Russians win. 1917
October Revolution - Marxists take over
Russian Revolution, destroying nascent democracy 1917 Americans join
First World War on 6 April because Jews want them to 1917
Balfour Declaration 2 November - Palestine used
to pay Jews for getting Americans into war 1919 Housing Act 1919
passed
because so many Brits were under-nourished in a 'land fit for heroes'. The Act followed the 1917
Tudor Walters Committee Report into the provision of housing in the
United Kingdom, commissioned by Parliament with a view to post-war
reconstruction. In part, this was a response to the shocking lack of fitness
amongst many recruits during World War One, attributed to poor living
conditions; a belief summed up in a housing poster of the period "you cannot
expect to get an A1 population out of C3 homes" - referring to military
fitness classifications of the period. 1939 Second World War begins on 1
September 1941 Japs attack
Pearl Harbor
on 7 December 1941 America declares war on Germany & Japan 11 December 1945 Germans surrender on 4 May 1945 to
Bernard Montgomery on
Lüneburg_Heath 1945
Labour Party wins
UK General Election on 5 July 1945 1946 The New Towns Act 1946
made
Council houses into a growth industry. Houses were generally rubbish
before the bombing. The
Progress Estate, built in 1915 is a happy exception 1948
National Health Service started
1948 Jews take
over
Palestine, start Ethnic Cleansing and
call it Israel 4 July 1954: Meat and all other food rationing ended in Britain - see
Rationing in the UK ex Wiki - good for health allegedly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationing_in_the_United_Kingdom Post 1945 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Council_house
but before as well Canals of Great Britain
important in the
Industrial Revolution 1960 Americans get involved in
Vietnam War. England
does not - SAS apart. Wilson refused. Wilson lied about it too, albeit the SAS became
'American' for the duration. See
What was England's involvement in Vietnam? Washington encouraged its
SEATO allies to contribute troops. Australia, New Zealand, South Korea,
Thailand, and the Philippines[205]
all agreed to send troops. Major allies, however, notably
NATO nations
Canada and the United Kingdom, declined Washington's troop requests.[206]
The U.S. and its allies mounted complex operations, such as operations
Masher,
Attleboro,
Cedar Falls, and
Junction City. However, the communist insurgents remained elusive and
demonstrated great
tactical flexibility. 1975-04030 the Fall of Saigon
1970
or thereabouts
Holocaust® Story marketing starts 2006 Fabian Window, revealing
Treasonous intent unveiled by
Blair, Fabian and
War Criminal 2008 Jews begin Gaza Massacre I on 27 Decemfber 2012 Jews begin Gaza Massacre II on 14
November
Political reaction
In the late 1940s the Conservative Party exploited and incited [ Is
the Wiki taking it down the middle? NO! - Editor ] growing public anger at
rationing, scarcity, controls, austerity and government bureaucracy. They
used the dissatisfaction with the socialistic and egalitarian policies of
the Labour Party to rally middle-class supporters and build a political
comeback that won the 1951 general election. Their appeal was especially
effective to housewives, who faced more difficult shopping conditions after
the war than during it.[32]Timeline