What's in a name

Brad 🕷 brings clarity to the value of names.

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Episode Transcript

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Welcome to the Anti Fraud Network.I'm your host, Brad Adams, executive
director of the anti fraud team forthe Illuminati. In the last couple of
weeks, there have been an increasein people changing their last names to Rothschilds.
I made some inquiries into much ofthis. It seems there are a
lot of fakes by the name ofJacob Rothschild on social media. I must

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caution you he does not have oroperate a profile. Now that does not
mean there are individuals that have thesame such name. However, they are
not the Jacob Rothschild of the Rothschildsbanking family. In fact, his full
name is Nathaniel Charles Jacob Rothschilds,the fourth Baron. Many of the fakes

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adhere to conspiracy theories. There aresome members of that family on social media,
but they are for business or fortheir charity work. Those that are
active usually are more into dealing withpolitical conversations or innovations. Do not fall

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for these that speak in a formthat is contrary to Jacob himself. Jacob
is in fact into artwork museums.During World War Two, the family lost
much during that time. They maybe rich compared to many, but they

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are not the richest. In fact, it is the Walton family of Walmart.
So what's in a name? Ishere the amount of money they make,
or the companies that they run,or the position they hold, or
to what others presume them to be. I must say it is not.

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Why would I say such a thing. I personally am a descendant of John
Adams, the second President of theUnited States, one of the writers of
the Declaration of Independence, a revolutionary, a father, and a husband you
would cite second President and writer ofthe Declaration of Independence. I must also

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state on the last he did notpennant that was Thomas Jefferson, but was
working with him on it. Thatis who I am wrong. That is
my family history, which I amvery proud of, but that is not
who I am. Take away theriches, take away the family history.

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Who are they? Who are you? Your name is what you make of
it, not your history, notthe riches. Do not take the name
that you were born with in vain. It may not be a name for
the history books, and may notbelong to the richest families in the world.
It belongs to you. Do nottry to be something you are not.

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You want to change, be youand start in your own backyard.
Not a name you were never apart of. Make your name something to
be proud of so your descendants willemulate you. Remember we are always watching.
Tune in next time, and thankyou for listening to the anti fraudulent work has