Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

international homosexual set who, as the leading power
in the Democratic Party, had made it possible for
Franklin D. Roosevelt to become Governor of New York.
In 1921, developer Eliot Cross sold Marbury's "wife",
Elsie de Wolfe, No.13 Sutton Place. The Times soon
noted a "curious migration", headlining that Mrs. K.
Vanderbilt and Anne Morgan had bought homes in
Sutton Place, "a little known two block thoroughfare".
Mrs. Vanderbilt paid $50,000 for her home; Anne
Morgan, daughter of J.P. Morgan, and member of the de
Wolfe-Marbury "Hellfire" set, paid $75,000. They then
spent several hundred thousand dollars renovating these
homes. The Times characterized the "Sutton Place
curious migration" as a malicious dig at the well-known
proclivities of the new settlers, who would soon make
Manhattan notorious as the world headquarters of the
homosexual movement.
Donovan's surviving son had refused to enter the law
firm or to have anything to do with the OSS. He had a
distinguished wartime career as a Navy captain in
charge of landing operations at Sicily and other
invasions. At a New Years Eve celebration, 1946, his five
year old daughter Sheila accidentally drank silver polish
and died. His wife died after an overdose of sleeping
pills.
"Intrepid's Last Case" notes that "a political decision
forced the OSS to surrender to Moscow the captured
Soviet military and diplomatic code books on intelligence