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BRITISH
MIND CONTROL: Principles of modern psychology originated in esoterics
which is also the root of modern espionage and intelligence psyops, as
well as parapsychology. Magic and religion has been employed to control
populations since the dawn of written history. In military terms
psychic operations are called psychotronics.
Adversaries are
rogue psi operatives, psiwarriors who battle like sorcerers. Psychic
self defense employs thought disruption, shielding techniques, mind
drain and energy manipulation. Psionics is scientific magic ~
magecraft, the product of extraordinary human potential. Precogs, like
analysts, are attuned to the future. Deep Cover They understand
viscerally that things are often not what they seem. Both are masters
of disguise, the hidden environment, intelligence, espionage, and
covert action. Both aim to 'tweak the timeline' with small
perturbations that pump up to macroscopic results, setting up currents
of intentional influence. They also tweak minds by controlling the
environment. No one can resist what they cannot detect.
Both
are Inside Outsiders, working at the fringes of the System. The
"outsider" aesthetic is charged by a desire to break free from the
contrivances of tradition. They look boldly outside the system and deep
within themselves for inspiration that arises directly from Creative
Source. Both work sub rosa. This phrase comes from the Latin meaning
'under the rose' for confidentiality, black ops. It comes from the
Masonic fraternal tradition. The rose is the emblem of Horus, God of
Silence and Secrecy; the Tudor Rose shares the same root.
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300 - 400 B.C. One
of Plato's tricks was "forbidding the question." His Republic is a
blueprint for tyrannical systemic philosophical control. 'The Big Lie,'
a hypnotic propaganda technique, is rooted in Plato's 'Noble Lie,' the
myth knowingly told by the elite to maintain social control. The lie is
different at the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual levels.
1559 John
Dee (1527-1608): Wizard, Magus and Spymaster is the historical root of
British intelligence operations, political assassinations and
cryptography.
Freemasonry, a secret society and fraternal
organization arose from obscure origins in the late 16th to early 17th
century. Freemasonry now exists in various forms all over the world,
with a membership estimated at around 5 million, including just under
two million in the United States and around 480,000 in England,
Scotland and Ireland.The various forms all share moral and metaphysical
ideals, which include, in most cases, a constitutional declaration of
belief in a Supreme Being. Extensive research and use of occult
symbolism and initiatory rites.
1601 British East India Company - colonial monopoly, military expansionism, opium trade (1773-1842 First Opium War )
ENLIGHTENMENT:
There is no consensus on when to date the start of the age of
Enlightenment, and some scholars simply use the beginning of the
eighteenth century or the middle of the seventeenth century as a
default date. If taken back to the mid-1600s, the Enlightenment would
trace its origins to Descartes' Discourse on the Method, published in
1637. Others define the Enlightenment as beginning in Britain's
Glorious Revolution of 1688 or with the publication of Isaac Newton's
Principia Mathematica. Scholars date its end in the French Revolution
of 1789 or Napoleonic Wars (1804-15)
1623 Sir
Frances Bacon, head of the Rosicrucians and Freemasons, expressed his
aspirations and ideals in New Atlantis. Released in 1627, this utopian
novel was his creation of an ideal land where "generosity and
enlightenment, dignity and splendor, piety and public spirit" were the
commonly held qualities of the inhabitants of Bensalem. In this work,
he portrayed a vision of the future of human discovery and knowledge.
The plan and organization of his ideal college, "Salomon's House" (or
Solomon's House), envisioned the modern research university in both
applied and pure science. He sent secret society members to the new
world shortly after the Pilgrims to launch the esoteric empire through
a colonization scheme.
1776 American
Revolution The original visionary imprint of what became the United
States of America came from Francis Bacon, who was one of the great
mystics of the late 16th and early 17th centuries. He wrote a book
right before he died that was unpublished because he died very soon
thereafter, called New Atlantis. He believed and asserted that the
North American Indians were the survivors and descendants of the
original Atlantean civilization, and he called to mind that Atlantis
had risen to global power and then been destroyed because of its
hubris. So whatever was going to be built in North America would be
Atlantean in its basic archetypal pattern and destiny path, and at some
point it was going to rise to the level global dominion. Then it would,
like ancient Atlantis, have to make a choice between power for the sake
of service and power for the sake of more power, and as it decided, the
fate of the world would be determined.
Many of the founding
fathers of the United States, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin,
James Madison, etc., were Masons and Rosicrucians. They were all
students of Bacon. They believed they were creating the new Atlantis,
the new Israel, the new Rome, the new Athens, and they consciously set
forth to build a nation around light and power. On the back of a dollar
bill is the pyramid and the all-seeing Eye of Horus. We were born out
of a mystical vision of human perfection that was basically Atlantean
in its impulse. So the challenge today is to reconnect with the Wisdom
Tradition that gave rise to Atlantis, that gave rise to the United
States of America, and that is ultimately an esoteric pursuit. The
issue is not whether there was a real Atlantis or not, the issue is the
mythic force and worldview behind that claim. America was to be
Atlantean -- imperial, global, beyond imagination in scope and power.
The Fathers pioneered a new depth wand expansiveness worldcentric in
nature. They unraveled all hierarchies with “elite egalitarianism”,
enlightened self-interest, gentry class, Atlantean vision. The
egalitarian elements: human rights, political freedoms, and the
republic have been undermined by Tavistock which has led us astray with
an appearance of freedom.
1813 "The
Great Game" described strategic rivalry between British and Russian
empires for supremacy in Central Asia, from 1813 - Russo-Perisan Treaty
of 1813 and 1907, to Bolshevik Revolution of 1917. Popularized by
Kipling in the novel Kim (1901).
1823 Samuel
Russell established Russell and Company for the purpose of acquiring
opium in Turkey and smuggling it to China. Russell and Company merged
with the Perkins (Boston) syndicate in 1830 and became the primary
American opium smuggler. Many of the great American and European
fortunes were built on the "China"(opium) trade. One of Russell and
Company's Chief of Operations in Canton was Warren Delano, Jr.,
grandfather of Franklin Roosevelt. Other Russell partners included John
Cleve Green (who financed Princeton), Abiel Low (who financed
construction of Columbia), Joseph Coolidge and the Perkins, Sturgis and
Forbes families. (Coolidge's son organized the United Fruit company,
and his grandson, Archibald C. Coolidge, was a co-founder of the
Council on Foreign Relations both of which will be itemized further on.
1832 William
Huntington Russell, Samuel's cousin, studied in Germany from 1831-32.
Hegellian philosophy was very much in vogue during William Russell's
time in Germany. When Russell returned to Yale in 1832, he formed a
senior society with Alphonso Taft. According to information acquired
from a break-in to the "tomb" (the Skull and Bones meeting hall) in
1876, "Bones is a chapter of a corps in a German University.... General
Russell, its founder, was in Germany before his Senior Year and formed
a warm friendship with a leading member of a German society. He brought
back with him to college, authority to found a chapter here." So class
valedictorian William H. Russell, along with fourteen others, became
the founding members of "The Order of Scull and Bones," later changed
to "The Order of Skull and Bones".
1875 Theosophical Society, Madame Blavatsky
“First — To form a nucleus of the Universal Brotherhood of Humanity, without distinction of race, creed, sex, caste, or color.
Second — To encourage the study of Comparative Religion, Philosophy, and Science.
Third — To investigate the unexplained laws of Nature and the powers latent in man.”
-The Theosophist, vol 75, No 6 The main tenants of Theosophy are thoroughly described in Blavatsky works Isis Unveiled and The Secret Doctrine.
At the core of Theosophical teachings are the same tenants found in
many other occult schools: the belief of the presence of a “divine
spark” within every person which, with the proper discipline and
training, can lead to spiritual illumination and a state of virtual
godliness. Another
important principle found in Theosophy is reincarnation. It is believed
that the human soul, like all other things in the universe, go through
seven stages of development. 1882 Society for Psychical Research in London
1884 Fabian
Society. Utopian socialism. George Bernard Shaw, H. G. Wells, Annie
Besant, Graham Wallas, Hubert Bland, Edith Nesbit, Sydney Olivier,
Oliver Lodge, Leonard Woolf and Virginia Woolf, Ramsay MacDonald and
Emmeline Pankhurst.
1885 The
American Society for Psychical Research (ASPR) was founded in 1885 by a
distinguished group of scholars and scientists who shared the courage
and vision to explore the uncharted realms of human consciousness,
among them renowned Harvard psychologist and Professor of Philosophy,
William James. Many of the early participants were pioneers in
psychology, psychiatry, physics and astronomy. Freud and Jung were
honorary members. Luminaries from a wide range of disciplines have been
drawn to the Society throughout its history, including Chester Carlson,
the inventor of Xerox; quantum physicist, David Bohm; psychologist
Gardner Murphy; and dream researcher Montague Ullman, M.D.
1886 Freud
begins psychoanalytic practice with "talking cure," based in
unconscious, subconscious, dreams, hypnosis, repression, phobias,
psychosexual development, personality and behavior, dissociation,
amnesia, sublimation, conversion reaction, defense mechanism, denial,
repression, displacement. In the early 1890s Freud used a form of
treatment based on the one that Breuer had described to him, modified
by what he called his "pressure technique" and his newly-developed
analytic technique of interpretation and reconstruction. Freud
practiced clinical hypnosis from roughly 1886-1900 and linked it to
transference. Ego, Super-ego, Id. Eros & Thanatos.
The
"talking cure" became the signature of the "Tavistock Method," and a
blanket solution (with psychotropic drugs) to mental distress.
Defense
mechanisms include acting out, autistic fantasy, denial, devaluation,
displacement, dissociation, idealization, intellectualization,
isolation, passive aggression, projection, rationalization, reaction
formation, repression, somatization, splitting, suppression, and
undoing. The therapist handles them with bypassing, reassurance,
distraction, confrontation, interpretation, or changing vantage point
or scope. 1888 Secret Doctrine by Blavatsky 1890
OCCULT REVIVAL. A large variety of occult or esoteric groups and
philosophies existed in German-speaking lands from the 1890s into the
1920s.The Occult Roots of Nazism: Secret Aryan Cults and Their
Influence on Nazi Ideology: The Ariosophists of Austria and Germany,
1890-1935 is a book by Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke. It is the "seminal work" on Nazi occultism and Ariosophy. The book also includes some information on Esotericism in Germany and Austria
between 1880 and 1945. The book is based on Goodrick-Clarke's 1982
Ph.D. thesis The ariosophists of Austria and Germany 1890-1935:
Reactionary political fantasy in relation to social anxiety. L.
Frank Baum, the author of the Wizard of Oz was a member of the
Theosophical Society, which is an organization based on occult research
and the comparative study religions. Baum had a deep understanding of
Theosophy and, consciously or not, made of Wizard of Oz an allegory of
Theosophic teachings. Before
writing the Wizard of Oz (and even contemplating becoming a children’s
story author), Baum held many jobs – one being the editor of the Aberdeen Saturday Pioneer.
In 1890, Baum wrote a series of articles introducing his readers to
Theosophy, including his views on Buddha, Mohammed, Confucius and
Christ. At that time, he wasn’t a member of the Theosophical Society
but he was already displaying a deep understanding of its philosophy. Outcries
against obscene art and behavior; anxiety about national decline in the
face of emerging superpowers; bitter debate about women's roles and
behavior; fear of a dangerous underclass festering in urban slums;
misgivings about the price of progress; multicultural enthusiasms;
vogues for a new age of mysticism and the occult; widespread feeling
that the world is changing faster than anyone can assimilate. Not
America in the 1990s, but England in the 1890s. 1890s London drew
together and nurtured the seeds of modernism. Here are the great
figures of that time - Wilde, Shaw, Yeats, Beardsley, Kipling,
Gladstone, Beatrice and Sidney Webb, among many others - engaged in the
movements and debates, the great shifts in public behavior and feeling,
that would make the world we know. The result is an entertaining
cultural history that brings before us the time and the place where
Victorianism gave birth to modernism. In
London at the end of the 19th century, early cultural manifestations of
modernism, marked by scientific advances and experimental expression in
the arts, began to disturb the relative stability of the Victorian age.
The ....arts for art's sake'' Aesthetic movement led by writer Oscar
Wilde, the Naturalistic techniques of novelist Emile Zola and the
mysticism in the poetry of William Butler Yeats. The growth of the
industrial state, the new middle class and widespread urban poverty and
prostitution sparked such reform movements as socialism and the battle
for women's suffrage. 1897 HAVELOCK ELLIS'S Sexual Inversion--first published in England in
1897 and revised and rewritten in the decades that followed--was one of
the earliest English texts to attempt to treat homosexuality scientifically.
1904
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1913 Freud - Jung training relationship. Amongst the thinkers who are
held to have set the stage for transpersonal studies are William James,
Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow [peak experience], and Roberto Assagioli
(Miller, 1998: 541-542.) Research by Vich (1988) suggests that the
earliest usage of the term "transpersonal" can be found in lecture
notes which William James had prepared for a semester at Harvard
University in 1905-6.
The foundations of eugenics were laid
down in the 19th century by Francis Galton. A cousin of Charles Darwin
and a man of wayward brilliance, Galton was convinced of the need to
improve human stock by selective breeding.
At the start of the
20th century, industrialists like Andrew Carnegie and John D
Rockefeller saw a justification for competitive capitalism in Darwin's
'survival of the fittest'. Eugenics would surely be the logical step
forward, enabling man to command his own evolution in a way that was
efficient and progressive. In 1904, the Carnegie Institution founded a
centre for genetic research at Cold Spring Harbour, with Charles
Davenport as director. Davenport soon turned his attention to human
inheritance. Along with such purely genetic traits as albinism and
Huntington's disease, he also traced conditions like alcoholism and
'feeble-mindedness' through family lineages. He pronounced these to be
Mendelian in nature.
The American eugenic movement involved
itself with legislation to restrict immigration for those not of
Anglo-Saxon or Nordic heritage.
1907
Inspired by
Galton's ideas, the Eugenics Education Society of UK was founded with
the explicit aim of spreading the doctrine of genetic improvement
throughout the land. Galton became its honorary president in 1908.
Galton's protëgë, Karl Pearson, a statistician of real originality,
developed the founder's ideas of human measurement and formed the
Biometric Laboratory at University College, London in the 1890s. If
Galton was an enthusiast, Pearson was a fanatic - a cold, calculating
measurer of man who claimed to be a socialist, but loathed the working
class. His journal Biometrika became influential, particularly in the
United States. In 1911 he became the first Galton Professor of Eugenics
at London University, a post created in accordance with Galton's will.
Galton's movement never achieved legislative power in Britain. The
story was different in the US.
1909 Secret Intelligence Service, (SIS) MI6 British Intelligence. Freud and Jung visit William James in America.
1910 With
the financial support of the Harriman and Rockefeller families, Charles
Davenport established the Eugenics Record Office at Cold Spring Harbour
and appointed Harry Laughlin as its superintendent.
1911 William
Rockefeller employed, in a private capacity through his elite social
club, a high-ranking British secret intelligence service officer named
Claude Dansey. As the United States prepared to ally itself in World
War I with its old enemy Britain, Dansey personally reorganized the
U.S. Army intelligence service into an adjunct of the British secret
service. Dansey's loyal U.S. follower, {{Gen. Marlborough Churchill}}
(a distant relative of Britain's Winston Churchill) soon became
director of U.S. military intelligence. After World War I, General
Churchill headed up the “Black Chamber,” a New York-based espionage
group serving the State Department, the U.S. Army, and private New York
financiers loyal to Great Britain. This same General Churchill would
soon launch a medical research organization, the Macy Foundation, for
the Rockefellers and British intelligence.
1913 Jung
breaks with Freud with libido theory, including collective unconscious,
mysticism, occult and mythic psychic archetypes, free association.
Plato said that "true philosophers make dying their profession,"
referring to the wisdom inherent in this process. What is natural and
instinctual is allowed to die and transform. Where Freud saw a
life/death struggle, Jung saw a death/rebirth mystery of cyclic
passages and renewal, later called 'creative regression.'
1914
1918 WWI. 1914 - Wellington House Propaganda Bureau, Tavistock
precursor. After discovering that Germany had a Propaganda Agency, a
British War Propaganda Bureau was set up at Wellington House, the
London headquarters of the National Insurance Commission, with
Masterman as chairman. Masterman invited 25 leading British authors to
Wellington House to discuss ways of best promoting Britain's interests
during the war. Those who attended included William Archer, Arthur
Conan Doyle, Arnold Bennett, John Masefield, Ford Madox Ford, , G. K.
Chesterton, Henry Newbolt, John Galsworthy, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard
Kipling, Gilbert Parker, G. M. Trevely and H. G. Wells. The project
stay secret until 1935. Several of the writers agreed to write
pamphlets and books promoting the government's point of view. The War
Propaganda Bureau published over 1,160 pamphlets during the war. Report
On Alleged German Outrages published by 1915. The Federal Reserve
System began its operations in 1914 with the activity of the
Organization Committee, appointed by Woodrow Wilson, and composed of
Secretary of the Treasury William McAdoo, who was his son-in-law,
Secretary of Agriculture Houston and Comptroller of the Currency John
Skelton Williams. Arch Duke Ferdinand is assassinated. World War I
Begins. US President, Woodrow Wilson proclaims US neutrality.
1917
The
Soviet Union is formed after Tsar Nicholas II is overthrown. It is
often said that Jacob Schiff of Kuhn and Loeb financed the Russian
Revolution, however, documents in the State Department files confirm
Jacob Schiff was in fact against support of the Bolshevik regime. This
position, as we shall see, was in direct contrast to the
Morgan-Rockefeller promotion of the Bolsheviks.
1919 Freud's
double nephew mass manipulator Edward Bernays, Tavistock Director,
combines work of Freud and others on mass psychology to establish
promotion, advertising, Public Relations PR industry. Propaganda
techniques were first codified and applied in a scientific manner by
journalist Walter Lippman and psychologist Edward Bernays (nephew of
Sigmund Freud) early in the 20th century. During World War I, Lippman
and Bernays were hired by then United States President, Woodrow Wilson,
to participate in the Creel Commission, the mission of which was to
sway popular opinion in favor of entering the war, on the side of
Britain. Edward Bernays said in his 1928 book Propaganda that, "The
conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and
opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society.
Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an
invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country.
1920 - Tavistock
Institute of Medical Psychology, under Brigadier-General John Rawlings
Rees researches human breaking point and psychological warfare -- mass
manipulation by psychological shock. In the period following the War To
End All Wars, Viennese witch doctors came to realize that neurotic
disabilities were endemic and pervasive in a modern society. The
Tavistock Institute of Medical Psychology (Tavistock Clinic) was
founded in 1920 in order to take advantage of these neuroses and
develop manipulative procedures.
The founding group included
physicians, neurologists, psychiatrists, anthropologists and
socioliogists, Interest focussed on “dynamic psychologies”. On the one
hand were the adherents of Freud, Jung and Adler. On the other were a
neurologically-oriented general psychiatry, a somatically-oriented
general medicine and a surrounding subject population.
Key
figures included Jack Rawlings-Rees, Henry Dicks, Ronald Hargreaves,
Tommy Wilson and Wilfred Bion. The Clinic began to take on a conceptual
direction consonant with the emergent ‘object relations approach’ in
psychoanalysis. The object relations approach emphasized relationships
rather than instinctual drives and psychic energy.
1921 –
The 11th Duke Tavistock donates a building for Tavistock Clinic to
study the effects of shellshock. The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
was formed in New York City as an American nonprofit and nonpartisan
membership organization dedicated to improving the understanding of
U.S. foreign policy and international affairs. With an additional
office in Washington D.C., CFR is considered to be 'the most
influential foreign-policy think tank." It convenes tasks forces and
meetings at which government officials, global leaders and prominent
members of the foreign policy community discuss major international
issues. Its think tank, the David Rockefeller Studies Program, is
composed of about fifty adjunct and full-time scholars, as well as ten
in-resident recipients of year-long fellowships, who cover the major
regions and significant issues shaping today’s international agenda.
These scholars contribute up-to-date information and analysis for the
foreign policy debates by making recommendations to the presidential
administration, testifying before Congress, serving as a resource to
the diplomatic community, interacting with the media, authoring books,
reports, articles, and op-eds on foreign policy issues. CFR publishes
Foreign Affairs, “the preeminent journal of international affairs and
U.S. foreign policy.
Rockefeller Foundation endows a second
and third school of public health in the U.S.-Harvard University and
the University of Michigan -and launches an ambitious plan to circle
the globe with schools. Spending more than $25 million, RF helps
establish schools in Prague, Warsaw, London, Toronto, Copenhagen,
Budapest, Oslo, Belgrade, Zagreb, Madrid, Cluj (Romania), Ankara,
Sofia, Rome, Tokyo, Athens, Bucharest, Stockholm, Calcutta, Manila, and
SÜo Paulo.
1923 - 1930s Liepzig School - Frankfurt School, Institute for Social Research (Freudian Theory, Marxist Theory, Critical Theory)
1926 Anna Freud lectures at Tavistock.
1927 Stalin comes to power in the former Soviet Union.
1928
H.G.
Wells publishes "The Open Conspiracy"; "Manipulating Public Opinion"
and "The Business of Propaganda" by Edward Bernays : Believing that
democracy needed wise and hidden manipulators, Bernays was proud to be
a propagandist and wrote in his book Propaganda: "If we understand the
mechanisms and motives of the group mind, it is now possible to control
and regiment the masses according to our will without them knowing it."
He called this the "engineering of consent" and proposed that "those
who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible
government which is the true ruling power of our country. . . . In
almost every act of our daily lives, whether in the sphere of politics
or business, in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are
dominated by the relatively small number of persons . . . who pull the
wires which control the public mind." It appears not to have dawned on
Bernays until the 1930s that his science of propaganda could also be
used to subvert democracy and promote fascism. That was when journalist
Karl von Weigand told Bernays that Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels
had read all of his books, and possessed an even better library on
propaganda than Bernays did. WAR ON TRUTH The Secret Battle for the
American Mind An Interview with John Stauber .
Three families,
Rockefeller, Warburg, and Harriman, together with British Crown
agencies, jointly sponsored much of the social engineering enterprise.
The Rockefeller Foundation made an initial grant of $2.5 million in
1925 to the Psychiatric Institute in Munich, gave it $325,000 for a new
building in 1928, and continuously sponsored the institute and its Nazi
chief Ruaudin through the Hitler era. The foundation paid for a 1930-35
anthropological survey of the “eugenically worthwhile population” by
Nazi eugenicists Ruaudin, Verschuer, Eugen Fischer, and others.
The
Rockefeller Foundation formally embarks on programs in the social
sciences, with the consolidation of the activities of the Laura Spelman
Rockefeller Memorial into RF. Directed by Beardsley Ruml, the Memorial
concentrated on increasing manpower and developing facilities for
research "in a systematic investigation of concrete social problems." A
year later RF identifies three major social science fields for support:
international relations, economic stabilization, and public
administration. Grants are to go for research, conferences, and
publications.
1929
Herbert Hoover becomes the 31st president and the first president born west of the Mississippi River.
Stock
Market Crash - The Great Depression begins. The stock market crash
throws the nation's economic system into disorder. Roosevelt's vigorous
relief policies convince people that he is on their side. Joseph
Kennedy is one of the few financiers to sense the coming crash and
makes hundreds of millions of dollars--he will set up a million-dollar
trust fund for each child to free them from future financial worry and
allow them to devote their lives to the public good, if they desire.
Einstein
was again sure he was "on the right track." Wolfgang Pauli wrote
scathingly: "[Einstein's] never-failing inventiveness as well as his
tenacious energy in the pursuit of [unification] guarantees us in
recent years, on the average, one theory per annumÉ It is
psychologically interesting that for some time the current theory is
usually considered by its author to be the "definitive solution."
Secretary
of State Henry Stimson refuses to endorse a code-breaking operation,
saying, "Gentlemen do not read each other's mail."
Agreement
between Rockefeller Foundation and the General Education Board paves
the way for the Foundation to "accept responsibility for the support of
the natural sciences." Archaeologists working on excavation of the
ancient Athenian Agora receive support through grants to the American
School of Classical Studies, Athens. Other early RF efforts in the
humanities include support to the Oriental Institute of the University
of Chicago to train archaeologists and Harvard's Fogg Art Museum to
train curators and art historians, and for building library collections
abroad. Max Mason becomes president of RF and serves until 1936.
1930
Humanist,
pacifist Aldous Huxley (Brave New World, 1932) takes mescal in Berlin
with magician Aleister Crowley heralding psychedelics, counterculture,
and occulture. Grandson of Darwinian biologist Thomas Henry Huxley, who
influenced H.G. Wells. Crowley claimed to have met Blavatsky and
required students to read her.
1931
27 American states
had enacted sterilisation laws to allow the compulsory sterilisation of
certain categories such as the feebleminded and morons. By 1941, almost
36,000 individuals in the US had been compulsorily sterilised under
such laws. The trend spread: within a few years a number of European
countries had followed suit with compulsory sterilisation. These
included not only Nazi Germany, but also Switzerland and the
Scandinavian countries.
Dr. Cornelius Rhoads, under the
auspices of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Investigations,
infects human subjects with cancer cells. He later goes on to establish
the U.S. Army Biological Warfare facilities in Maryland, Utah, and
Panama, and is named to the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. While there,
he begins a series of radiation exposure experiments on American
soldiers and civilian hospital patients.
1932-1933
The
Tuskegee Syphilis Study begins. 200 black men diagnosed with syphilis
are never told of their illness, are denied treatment, and instead are
used as human guinea pigs in order to follow the progression and
symptoms of the disease. They all subsequently die from syphilis, their
families never told that they could have been treated.
Rockefeller
Foundation grants are used to establish full-time departments of
psychiatry in teaching hospitals and medical schools, including
Chicago, Duke, Harvard, McGill, St. Louis, Tulane, Yale, and
Washington.
Direcor Kurt Lewin exchanged theories with Eric
Trist of Tavistock Clinic before moving to America. Lewin emigrated to
the United States in August 1933 and became a naturalized citizen in
1940. He went on to become director of the Center for Group Dynamics at
MIT. At Tavistock, German refugee, Kurt Lewin originated the
anti-Germany propaganda campaign to “turn the American public against
Germany and involve us in World War II.
Wilhelm Reich wrote
The Mass Psychology of Fascism. Reich wrote, "Fascism is only the
organized political expression of the structure of the average man's
character. It is the basic emotional attitude of the suppressed man of
our authoritarian machine civilization and its mechanistic-mystical
conception of life." Reich thought we are all potentially fascist. But
his theory was rooted in repression, not raw power motives. He
predicted commodification of the body image and the development of
consumer identity through the corruption of human sexuality.
The
British-led eugenics movement met at the American Museum of Natural
History in New York City, and designated the Rockefellers' Dr. Ernst
Rudin as the president of the worldwide Eugenics Federation. The
eugenics movement at the time called for the killing or sterilization
of people whose heredity made them a public burden or a national
scapegoat. Montagu Norman's National Association for Mental Health
gathered the world psychiatric and psychological leaders together at an
{{International Congress on Mental Health}} at the United Kingdom's
Ministry of Health in London. At this congress, a {{World Federation
for Mental Health}} was formed, to run the planet's psychological
services. Lady Norman, the hostess of the congress, was named to the
executive board. Norman picked as president of the World Federation the
chief of the British military's psychological warfare department,
Tavistock Institute chief {{Brig. Gen. Dr. John Rawlings Rees.}} In
connection with the founding of the World Federation for Mental Health,
a New York agent of Montagu Norman named Clarence G. Michalis was made
chairman of the board of the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation.
That
foundation, in turn, would pay for much of what the World Federation
and Tavistock were to do to the United States—supplying dope and
otherwise subverting western ideals. The Macy Foundation's chief
medical officer, Dr. Frank Fremont- Smith, would be the permanent
co-director of the World Federation with J.R. Rees. The technical
coordinator of the U.S. delegation to the 1948 congress, Nina Ridenour,
later wrote in {Mental Health in the United States: A Fifty Year
History,} that “the World Federation for Mental Health … had been
created upon the recommendation of the United Nations' {{World Health
Organization}} and {{Unesco}}, because they needed a non-governmental
[i.e., not accountable to any check of law or constitution—ed.] mental
health organization with which they could cooperate.” Ridenour alluded
to the fact that the British psychological warfare executive had itself
created the heart of the U.N. apparatus:
“Having official
consultive status with the United Nations and several of its
specialized agencies, the World Federation for Mental Health is in a
position to influence some of the U.N.'s decisions and some aspects of
its program. The two U.N. agencies with which the World Federation
works most closely are the World Health Organization (WHO) and the
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organzation
(Unesco). “The first director of WHO, and indeed quite literally its
‘creator,’ was a prominent Canadian psychiatrist, Brock Chisholm, M.D.,
formerly director general of the Canadian Army Medical Services.
Since
its inception, WHO has made significant contributions to world mental
health through the reports of its various Expert Committees; through
some of its other special reports, such as the notable monograph
{Mental Health and Maternal Care} by [Tavistock's] John Bowlby, M.D.;
and through the widespread activities of its Mental Health Division, of
which the British psychiatrist Ronald C. Hargreaves was the first
director.” Unesco's partnership with Rees was guided by Unesco's
founding secretary general, eugenics strategist {{Sir Julian Huxley,}}
and by Unesco social sciences chief Dr. Otto Klineberg, a
Tavistock-affiliated psychologist specializing in the supposedly racial
characteristics of the American Negro.
1933
The
depression deepens before Roosevelt takes office. More than 20 states
declare bank "holidays" to stop panic withdrawals on March 2nd.
NAZI
EUGENICS Adolf Hitler was given Germany's chancellorship in 1933, and
was soon absolute dictator. {{Montagu Norman,}} the occultist governor
of the Bank of England, propped up Hitler's credit, arranged the
armament of Nazi Germany, and guided the strategies of Hitler's
powerful supporters—the Rockefellers, Warburgs, and Harrimans. Only a
few months after the meeting at the American Museum of Natural History,
the Rockefeller-Rudin apparatus became a section of the Nazi state. The
regime appointed Rudin head of the Racial Hygiene Society. Rudin and
his staff, as part of the Task Force of Heredity Experts chaired by SS
chief Heinrich Himmler, drew up the sterilization law.
Described
as an American model law, it was adopted in July 1933 and proudly
printed in the September 1933 {Eugenical News} (U.S.A.), with Hitler's
signature. The Rockefeller group drew up other race laws, based, as was
the sterilization law, on existing statutes from the Commonwealth of
Virginia. Otmar Verschuer and his assistant Dr. Josef Mengele together
wrote reports for special courts which enforced Rudin's racial purity
law against the illegal cohabitation of Aryans and non-Aryans. The “T4”
unit of the Hitler Chancery, based on psychiatrists led by Rudin and
his staff, cooperated in creating propaganda films to sell
mercy-killing (euthanasia) to German citizens. The public reacted
antagonistically: Hitler had to withdraw a tear-jerker right-to-die
film from the movie theaters. The proper groundwork had not yet been
laid.
1934 The
{{Scottish Rite of Freemasonry}} joined the Rockefellers in sponsoring
psychiatric genetics beginning in 1934, under the rubric of research
into dementia praecox (schizophrenia). The highest level of U.S.
masonry, the Scottish Rite was the instrument through which the British
Crown had reestablished the loyalty of American masons after the
American Revolution. The northern section of the Rite had rallied the
Copperheads against Abraham Lincoln's Civil War efforts, aiding the
Rite's southern chief Albert Pike in secession and in other British
white supremacy projects, such as the Ku Klux Klan. For eugenics, the
British royal family itself was the Rite's point of reference. The
{{Duke of Connaught,}} son of Queen Victoria and brother of King Edward
VII, had been grand master of the United Grand Lodge of England since
1901.
American masonic leaders referred to the duke as “grand
master of the Mother Grand Lodge of Masons of the World.” The son of a
German father (Victoria's husband, the Coburg Prince Albert), the Duke
of Connaught was deeply involved in German affairs and was a patron of
Britain's “New Dark Ages” ultra-racialist elite group based in South
Africa. Late in 1932, negotiations for Hitler's takeover of Germany
took place at the home of Joachim von Ribbentrop, who, as a traveling
teenager, had been adopted into the household of the Duke of Connaught.
Ribbentrop then became the head of Hitler's foreign intelligence
service. As Hitler's ambassador to England, Ribbentrop worked in tandem
with the leadership of the clique which employed Hitler as a British
surrogate to smash up Europe: the masonic grand master duke and his
nephew, the openly Nazi Edward VIII; Bank of England Governor Montagu
Norman; and Lord Halifax, Neville Chamberlain's foreign minister.
Experiments
in Distant Influence, book by Soviet Professor Leonid L. Vasiliev.
Vasiliev also wrote an article, "Critical Evaluation of the Hypnogenic
Method" concerning the work of Dr. I. F. Tomashevsky on experiments in
remote control of the brain.
1935 –
Jung's Tavistock
Lectures on the structure of the psyche. typology, archetypes,
mythemes, shadow. By 1935, Jung is at Tavistock Clinic with Wilfred
Bion, delivering five theory and practice lectures in analytical
psychology on the deep nature of the psyche, including the collective
unconscious and autonomous 'complexes' of painful, traumatic yet
compelling character. We also call them subpersonalities.
Parallel
with the eugenics programme, the Nazi racial doctrines were developed.
The Nuremburg Race Laws of 1935 were drawn up after extensive
discussion amongst leading academics. It can fairly be said that,
rather than following their political masters, the medical profession
and the scientific establishment were driving forces behind Nazi race
theories. It is difficult to exaggerate the degree to which mainstream
German science was involved. Racial theories, which grew out of the
ideas of the Society for Racial Hygiene and other groups, had become an
integral part of German academic life in the years after the First
World War.
Within the scientific community itself many
individuals, some of them early supporters of eugenics, came to oppose
the movement. Noteworthy were the American biologists Herbert Jennings
and T.H. Morgan, and the British biologists J.B.S. Haldane and Julian
Huxley. The latter was grandson of Darwin's great friend and advocate,
T.H. Huxley, and the brother of Aldous, whose masterpiece Brave New
World satirises the eugenics movement.
Congress Passes the Banking Act
1936
John Maynard Keynes publishes The General Theory of Economics. So-called "Macroeconomics" is born.
The Olympic Games are held in Berlin. African American track and field star Jesse Owens wins gold medals.
Scottish
Rite's Field Representative of Research on Dementia Praecox, Dr. Nolan
D.C. Lewis, director of the {{New York State Psychiatric Institute,}}
reported to the Scottish Rite Northern Supreme Council “on the progress
of the fourteen research projects being financed by the Supreme
Council.” Scottish Rite strategist {{Winfred Overholser,}} the
superintendent of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, a federal mental hospital
in Washington D.C., provided overall leadership for the Rite's
psychiatric research. Though these projects are shrouded in mystery,
one of them with particularly gruesome results has come to light. The
study of hereditary degeneracy was proceeding in the Rockefeller
Foundation's German enclaves when it hit a snag.
Psychiatrist
Franz J. Kallmann, protégé of Nazi race science chief Ernst Ruaudin,
was forced to leave his job— Kallmann was “half-Jewish.” This was a big
blow for Kallmann, who had proved his Nazi credentials at the
International Congress for Population Science in Berlin in 1935. At
that British-led meeting hosted by Hitler's Interior Ministry, Kallmann
had argued for the sterilization of {even the apparently healthy
relatives} of schizophrenics, along with the schizophrenics themselves,
to securely eliminate all the defective germ plasm. Without missing a
step, Kallmann emigrated to America and became director of research in
the New York State Psychiatric Institute, attached to Columbia
University in Manhattan.
The Scottish Rite's Dr. Lewis was the
director of the institute. Kallmann simply continued in New York the
Nazi propaganda work he had been doing for Rockefeller in Germany. The
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry paid Kallmann to conduct a study of over
1, 000 cases of schizophrenia, in order to assert the claim that the
mental disorder was inherited. Kallmann's study was published
simultaneously in the United States and Nazi Germany in 1938. In the
preface, Kallmann thanked the Scottish Rite and his mentor Ruaudin. He
called schizophrenics a “source of maladjusted crooks … and the lowest
types of criminal offenders.
1938
OSS General Donovan
indoctrinated and 'processed' at Tavistock. After obtaining his medical
qualification Wilfred Bion spent seven years in psychotherapeutic
training at the Tavistock Clinic, an experience he regarded, in
retrospect, as having had some limitations. It did, however, bring him
into fruitful contact with Samuel Beckett. He wanted to train in
Psychoanalysis and in 1938 he began a training analysis with John
Rickman, but this was brought to an end by the Second World War. In the
Army Medical Corps he got ideas about psychoanalysis of groups. The
entire group at Tavistock had in fact been taken into the army, and
were working on new methods of treatment for psychiatric casualties
(those suffering post-traumatic stress, or 'shell shock'.)
1939
WWII
begins. The New World Order published by H.G. Wells. Freud is Tavistock
Director, follwed by daughter Anna Freud. Tavistock mocked as "Freud
Hilton." In Germany, sterilization of the mentally retarded was
replaced by a euthanasia law. Now patients in mental hospitals could
simply be killed on eugenics grounds. Victims of this program, both
adults and children, were given lethal injections or gassed; in the
occupied territories, they were shot by the same Einsatzgruppen that
were killing Jews and gypsies. By 1941, when protests against the
policy of gassing patients had become so great that orders were given
by Hitler to stop, some 70,000 had been killed. However, killing by
other means continued, and even took place after the end of the war.
Due
to scientific criticism, the Carnegie Institution withdrew funding from
the Eugenics Record Office and closed it down in 1939. However, it was
only the liberation of the concentration camps, and the discovery of
the work of men like Mengele, that finally discredited the 'old'
eugenics movement.
Nevertheless, much legislation remained on
the statute books. Laws against miscegenation in various American
states were finally overturned by a federal Supreme Court ruling as
late as 1967. In Sweden, eugenic sterilisations continued until 1976.
In total, some 62,000 Swedes were sterilised over the 40 years of the
programme, an unenviable per capita world record.
Julian
Huxley's brother, Aldous, wrote Brave New World with the eugenics of
the 1930s in mind, but his novel has a fair claim to become the
prophesy of the 21st century. For eugenics went underground with the
importation of the Nazi Scientists after WW II. As we note, eugenics
was formerly supported in Germany by Rockefeller et al funding - but
the outcry of the people after the war made it imperative to take this
work deep underground. It is now supported on site and in secret.
Auschwitz
Deal -The German chemical company IG Farben and Rockefeller's Standard
Oil of New Jersey were effectively a single firm, merged in hundreds of
cartel arrangements. IG Farben was led, up until 1937 by the Warburg
family, Rockefeller's partners in banking and in the design of Nazi
German eugenics. Following the Nazi invasion of Poland in September
1939, Britain and Germany declared war on each other and World War II
began. But later that month, Standard Oil executives flew to the
Netherlands on a British Royal Air Force bomber and met with IG Farben
executives. Standard Oil pledged to keep the merger with IG Farben
going even if the United States entered the war.
This was
exposed in 1942 by Sen. Harry Truman's investigating committee, and
President Franklin Roosevelt took hundreds of legal measures during the
war to counter the Standard Oil-IG Farben cartel's supply operation for
the enemy war machine. In 1940-41, IG Farben built a gigantic factory
at Auschwitz in Poland, to utilize the Standard Oil-IG Farben patents
with concentration camp slave labor to make gasoline from coal. The SS
guarded the Jewish and other inmates and selected for killing those who
were unfit for IG Farben slave labor.
Standard-Germany
President Emil Helfferich testified after the war that Standard Oil
funds helped pay for the SS guards at Auschwitz. On March 26, 1940, six
months after the Standard Oil-IG Farben meeting, European Rockefeller
Foundation official Daniel O’Brian wrote to the foundation's chief
medical officer Alan Gregg that “it would be unfortunate if it was
chosen to stop research which has no relation to war issues.” The
“non-war- related” research continued. {The Rockefeller Foundation
defends its record by claiming that its funding of Nazi German programs
during World War II was limited to psychiatric research.}
1943
LSD
developed by Albert Hoffman, a chemist at Sandoz A.B. – a Swiss
pharmaceutical owned by banker, S.G. Warburg. [He’s a Federal Reserve
shareholder]. British and U.S. intelligence were directly involved.
The
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