33 Watch: Woodrow Wilson, a terrible president with a lasting legacy

In the history of the nation, Woodrow Wilson was the first president with a life number of 33.  To calculate your life number, you sum the day, month and year you were born as single digits.  We will use Woodrow Wilson's birthday as an example.  Woodrow Wilson was born December 28, 1856.

• 12/28/1856 = 1+2+2+8+1+8+5+6 = 33

Thomas Woodrow Wilson was the 28th President of the United States, from the years 1913-1921.  As President of the United States, he was aggressive in his policies, and was responsible for a lot of firsts, including involving the country in the fist World War, only after earning a second term as President on the stance of "keeping the country out of war".  While President he fashioned himself as the leader of the Progressive Movement.  In his first year as President, he created the Federal Reserve Act, Federal Trade Commission Act, Clayton Antitrust Act, Federal Farm Loan Act and the Income Tax.  Collectively, these laws empowered central bankers and corporate tycoons, while diminishing consumer rights and protections and enslaving a portion of the population to a tax burden that was difficult to afford.

In 1917, Woodrow Wilson asked Congress to grant us entry into World War I "for the safety of democracy worldwide".  Once Congress gave him his wish, he enacted the draft and borrowed billions of dollars from the Central Bank for the war effort.  This action created the beginning of a mounting debt to the Central Bank, better known as the Federal Reserve, that has grown every year since and has further enslaved the nation to the Central Bankers who profit and maintain their power through unnecessary wars of aggression.  Those who protested the draft and war were jailed after Woodrow Wilson had the Espionage Act of 1917 and Sedition Act of 1918 passed.  After the close of World War I, Woodrow Wilson helped present the first "Red Scare", speaking out against anarchists and communists threatening democracy in the United States.

In the year 1919, Woodrow Wilson would become the first U.S. President to leave the country while in office.  He went to Paris, France to advocate for the League of Nations, the predecessor of the United Nations.  The original purpose of the League of Nations was to form new nations out of empires and older nations that had been destroyed in the course of World War I.  If you look at the Middle East today, you will see the boundaries of every nation were formed after World War I; this is not a coincidence.  Today, Woodrow Wilson has a legacy in Washington D.C. known as "Wilsonianism", which means fighting foreign wars for the sake of democracy's safe keeping.  It is said the policies of Woodrow Wilson were unprecedented, and would only be outdone in 1933, by FDR and the "New Deal".

Woodrow Wilson is one of only two Presidents of the United States to have a life number of 33.  The other President is the 43rd President, George W. Bush, who was born July 6, 1946.

• 7/6/1946 = 7+6+1+9+4+6 = 33

It could be argued that these two Presidents have been the most helpful to the agenda of the New World Order.  An argument might also be made for FDR, who spent his last day in the White House on a day with a numerology of 33, only before traveling to Warm Springs Georgia, where he would die unexpectedly, on the 33rd parallel.  FDR's last day in the White House was March 29, 1945.

• 3/29/1945 = 3+2+9+1+9+4+5 = 33 

FDR would be replaced by Harry Truman as the thirty-third President, who would immediately test the atomic bombs on the 33rd Parallel in New Mexico, before dropping them on Japan on August 6, 1945- a date with a numerology, also of 33.

• 8/6/1945 = 8+6+1+9+4+5 = 33

When it comes to 33 and the Oval Office, it is never a good thing.  Watch out for Chris Christie, the considered front runner for President in the coming 2016 campaign.  He also has a life number of 33, being born September 6, 1962.

• 9/6/1962 = 9+6+1+9+6+2 = 33