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institution through which it is carried out00:00:03
control00:00:05
profiling method developed in00:00:08
1922 by order of the royal00:00:11
Institute of International Affairs Kent Major00:00:15
john rawlings rice british military00:00:18
the specialist was instructed to create00:00:21
the world's largest institution for00:00:23
brainwashing at tavistock scam00:00:26
Institute of Human Relations sidekick00:00:30
she joined the team from Saki University00:00:34
became the core of the British bureau00:00:37
psychological warfare when in 197000:00:41
I introduced the United States for the first time to00:00:45
the names of raise and tavistock are almost not00:00:48
aroused interest among readers but00:00:51
the past years as I everything00:00:54
revealed activities more and more00:00:56
Tavistock his role in the conspiracy00:00:59
imitation of my earlier ones00:01:01
research has become fashionable and00:01:04
popular00:01:06
British Psychological Warfare Bureau00:01:09
widely used the results of the work00:01:12
done by release on 8 10 thousand00:01:15
British Army guinea pigs00:01:18
and on captured soldiers who were subjected to00:01:22
many types of testing00:01:25
Tavistock's proven methods forced00:01:28
the united states enter the second00:01:31
world war and under the guidance of doctor00:01:33
kurta levin00:01:35
establish with00:01:37
Levin became Ceru's predecessor00:01:40
Head of Planning Department00:01:43
strategic bombing resulted00:01:46
whose activities were the development00:01:48
plan for the Royal Air Force00:01:50
massive bombings00:01:52
German residential working class neighborhoods00:01:55
leaving military factories untouched00:01:58
military factories of both belligerents00:02:01
belonged to international bankers00:02:04
who did not want the destruction of their00:02:07
assets after the war she ordered00:02:10
Sasyk staples university organ zavod00:02:13
a very special washing center00:02:16
brains that became part of the British00:02:19
psychological warfare bureau only now00:02:22
his research was not aimed at00:02:24
military or civilian use00:02:28
We'll come back to the drug chapters later.00:02:31
to this super secret institution00:02:34
which was called research00:02:37
institute of scientific policy and n.p.00:02:41
the purpose of massive bombing00:02:43
civilian residential areas were broken00:02:47
the morale of the German workers is00:02:50
bombings did not pursue a target00:02:53
destruction of the German war machine00:02:55
Levin was taken out by his team of actuaries00:02:59
next target00:03:01
if 65 percent of housing is German00:03:05
workers will be destroyed by night00:03:07
Royal Air Force bombing00:03:10
civilian morale00:03:12
real worker will be suppressed00:03:15
there was a document on this issue00:03:17
prepared by the insurance company about00:03:19
dental assurance companies royal00:03:23
air force commanded by bomber00:03:25
Harris carried out Levin's plans00:03:29
which culminated in a terrible00:03:31
bombing of Dresden in which00:03:34
more than one hundred twenty-five thousand died00:03:36
Human00:03:37
mainly old people, women and children00:03:41
the truth about the terrible bomber raids00:03:44
Harris vs. German Civil00:03:47
population was strictly classified back in00:03:51
for a long time after graduation00:03:53
Second World War00:03:56
Tavistock developed most00:03:59
detailed programs resulting in00:04:01
a naval department was created00:04:04
intelligence00:04:05
number one intelligence service in the usa00:04:08
makes the CIA look simple in comparison00:04:11
dwarf the US government concluded00:04:14
billion dollar contract and stock00:04:17
through strategic specialists00:04:19
planning00:04:20
developed most of the programs00:04:23
which the Pentagon continues to this day00:04:25
use for organizing defense00:04:28
country this is another00:04:30
illustration of this stranglehold which00:04:34
committee of 300 holds the usa and the majority00:04:37
our institutions00:04:38
usa two source controls more than00:04:41
thirty research institutes00:04:44
they will all be listed in tables in00:04:48
end of the book00:04:49
many of these Tavistock institutions00:04:52
in the USA they turned into giant monsters00:04:55
their influence permeates all aspects00:04:57
activities of our government00:05:00
institutions and becomes a leading force in00:05:04
defining any policy one of00:05:06
Tavistock destroyers of our image00:05:09
life is doctor alexander king member00:05:13
founder of nato favorite of committee 300 a00:05:16
also a distinguished member of the Roman Club00:05:20
The Club of Rome commissioned Dr. King00:05:23
destroy the American system00:05:25
education by establishing control00:05:28
over the National Association of Teachers and00:05:31
close cooperation with some00:05:34
legislators and judges if still00:05:37
was not widely known00:05:39
the pervasive influence of the Committee of 300 then00:05:43
this book will dispel the last remnants00:05:46
doubts about this00:05:48
trial test for federal00:05:51
emergency management agency theme00:05:54
creature of the Roman club has become a situation00:05:57
around the nuclear power plant for 3 minutes00:06:01
us island orenburg pennsylvania00:06:04
hysterical media00:06:07
immediately dubbed it an accident, although it00:06:11
It wasn’t an accident at all, it was intentional00:06:13
test situation created for Sam00:06:18
the result was fear and hysteria00:06:21
excited media what caused Becks to00:06:25
people from the areas while actually00:06:28
they weren't in any danger00:06:31
was seen as a success by the UFO theme a lot00:06:34
points anti nuclear forces 3 peaceful island00:06:39
became the home point for the so-called00:06:42
environmentalists generously00:06:45
fully funded by the movement00:06:48
we control him at the Assumption Institute from00:06:51
named after the Roman club00:06:52
media coverage of events was00:06:55
provided free of charge by william fields00:06:58
from the sb television company with a former agent00:07:02
British intelligence theme natural00:07:06
successor planning department00:07:08
strategic bombing times00:07:11
World War II Dr. Kurt Lewin00:07:14
theorist that the whistle is00:07:17
the conspirators call control00:07:19
crises actively participated in these00:07:22
research00:07:23
there is an inextricable connection between00:07:26
it looks like a visa that00:07:29
traced over thirty00:07:31
seven years old00:07:32
lvinykh introduced management methodologies00:07:34
planning strategic00:07:37
bombardment of phoebus insignificant00:07:40
changes one of which was00:07:42
in replacing the object of influence00:07:44
instead of germanium the old ones connected00:07:46
states of america 45 years after00:07:49
end of world war two whistle00:07:52
keeps his finger on the trigger00:07:54
hook but the weapon is now pointed at00:07:58
United States00:08:00
the late Margaret Mead under the auspices00:08:03
Tavistock has conducted intensive research00:08:06
reactions of the German Japanese population to00:08:08
airborne stress00:08:11
Bombed by Dr. Irving and Anus00:08:14
participated in the project as00:08:16
associate professor and general00:08:19
Project management was carried out by John00:08:22
Rollings Rice promoted to00:08:25
British Army Brigadier General00:08:28
research results were shared00:08:30
fema report of irving and anus rendered00:08:34
great influence on policy formation00:08:36
fema and us later used them as his00:08:39
book air war and stress during00:08:43
3D Shiba Island Crisis00:08:46
literally followed the ideas in this book00:08:48
thought I nose was really simple00:08:52
artificially create a series of crises and00:08:56
manipulate the population following tactics00:08:59
Levin's terror people will act00:09:01
exactly as required when performing00:09:05
Levin discovered them through this experiment00:09:08
something new management with his father00:09:10
achieved on a large scale00:09:13
use of mass media00:09:15
information00:09:16
while horror and nuclear war are heard00:09:19
to the consciousness of the masses through television00:09:22
it was established that for dramatization00:09:26
horrors of nuclear war are very effective00:09:28
women's magazines and anus conducted test progress00:09:33
which betty bombers the senator's wife from00:09:36
Arkansas Dale Bumper Wrote By00:09:39
this subject for mac os magazine article00:09:43
appeared in the January issue of McFaul with00:09:47
1983 actually did not write the article00:09:51
missions with bombers she was prepared for00:09:53
for the Tavistock Writers' Group00:09:56
who specialize in materials00:09:59
this kind00:10:00
the publication was a mixture00:10:02
false distorted facts00:10:04
insinuations and conjectures00:10:07
based entirely on false00:10:09
background article bumper with was00:10:13
a typical example of psychological00:10:15
manipulation00:10:16
which Tavistock Poison is so good at00:10:19
one of those people who read magician magazine00:10:22
course could not avoid impressions from00:10:25
horror story of what it's like00:10:28
nuclear war00:10:30
committee of 300 has at its disposal00:10:32
huge biryukova tic apparatus00:10:35
including hundreds of think tanks00:10:38
and official institutions that00:10:41
manage a wide range of people and00:10:44
organization of private business00:10:47
I will only mention government leaders00:10:50
some of them starting from Germanic00:10:52
marshal fund number of its members they00:10:56
are also members of NATO and Rome00:10:59
club includes such people as David00:11:02
rockefeller00:11:03
from chase manhattan bank00:11:06
Gabriel Haig from Prestigious Hannover00:11:09
trust and finance corporation00:11:12
Milton cuts from the Ford World Brand Foundation00:11:17
leader of the socialist international00:11:20
KGB agent and member of the 300 committee Irving00:11:25
bluestone chairman executive00:11:27
union council of the united workers00:11:29
automotive industry russell00:11:32
train president of the American branch00:11:34
World Wildlife Fund00:11:37
acting under the patronage of the prince00:11:39
Philip and the Roman Club00:11:41
Elizabeth is smaller00:11:44
program producer himself00:11:46
ez-griff art director of the foundation russell website00:11:50
fondation Guido gold man is as Pinsky00:11:54
Institute of the late overall Harriman00:11:58
extraordinary non-committee member 30000:12:01
Thomas L Hughes of the Carnegie Melon Foundation00:12:05
Meadows and J Forester from World Dynamics00:12:09
MIT00:12:10
Institute and those Committee of 300 exists00:12:14
for more than 150 years it has found its current00:12:18
approximately in shape00:12:20
1897 he always gave orders00:12:24
through other screen organizations such as00:12:27
Royal Institute of International Affairs00:12:29
when it was decided that the European00:12:31
affairs must be managed by someone above00:12:34
organization kent founded tavistocksky00:12:37
institute which in turn created00:12:41
NATO00:12:42
for 5 years it was financed00:12:45
German Marshall Fund00:12:47
perhaps the most important member00:12:50
bilderberg club00:12:52
foreign policy body of the Committee of 30000:12:55
there was jazz and free teen girl who like00:12:58
they say he was its founder and00:13:00
organizer of annual meetings00:13:03
Bilderberg Club during00:13:05
several decades00:13:07
were the subject of admiration for hunters00:13:10
conspiracies00:13:11
ranking was a well-trained Jesuit00:13:15
priest and freemasons00:13:17
thirty-third degree Mrs. Catherine00:13:21
Meyer Graham00:13:23
suspected of murdering her husband00:13:25
in order to gain control of the newspaper00:13:27
Washington Post was also an important member00:13:31
Club of Rome like Paul G. Hoffman from00:13:35
New York insurance company00:13:36
life of one of the largest insurance companies00:13:39
companies in the usa leading companies entering00:13:44
part of the rank corporation which00:13:46
directly related to the English family00:13:48
queen elizabeth also members00:13:52
founders of the Bilderberg club00:13:54
of the Roman Club were John Jay Mogu and00:13:58
the man who tried to erase00:14:00
political map of post-war Germany00:14:04
and last but not least00:14:07
James A Perkins from the Carnegie Corporation00:14:12
what a select caste and still strange00:14:16
what besides employees00:14:18
real intelligence services about this00:14:21
organizations until recently knew00:14:23
only a few have the power these00:14:27
VIPs and corporations00:14:29
television stations newspapers insurance00:14:32
companies and banks they00:14:34
present00:14:36
corresponds to power and prestige00:14:38
at least two European countries and00:14:41
after all, this is only a small particle00:14:44
immeasurable, all penetrating and00:14:46
overarching interests of the Committee of 30000:14:50
was not mentioned in the above list00:14:54
Richard Gardner who although he is very00:14:57
early became a member of the committee of 300 was sent00:15:00
to Rome on a special mission00:15:02
Tardar married a representative00:15:05
one of the oldest Venetian families00:15:08
black aristocracy thereby ensuring00:15:11
aristocracy of Venice direct access to00:15:15
White House00:15:16
deceased overall we are burning he was also00:15:19
the committee's direct intermediary between00:15:21
the Kremlin and the White House this function after00:15:25
we are burning with death she went to Kissinger00:15:28
the roman club is truly sinister00:15:31
powerful body committee of 300 though00:15:35
Outwardly, his main target is the United States00:15:39
The activities of this group intersect with00:15:42
other bodies of the 300 ae committee00:15:45
American members often work on00:15:48
problems in japan germany below00:15:51
This is not a complete list00:15:53
official organizations00:15:56
controlled by the 300 league committee00:16:01
industrial democracy00:16:03
officials00:16:05
Michael Novak Gene Kirkpatrick Pidgin00:16:09
rostov irwin souls barks kirkland albert00:16:15
Schenker goal violation deterioration00:16:18
normal labor relations between00:16:20
workers and entrepreneurs00:16:22
by brainwashing the leader and member00:16:25
trade unions so that they deliberately put forward00:16:29
impossible demands00:16:31
special attention is paid to00:16:34
metallurgical automotive and00:16:37
construction industries freedom house00:16:41
officials00:16:43
Vechern and Karl Gershman goal00:16:48
spread of socialist00:16:50
misinformation among American workers00:16:54
creating an atmosphere of discord and00:16:57
dissatisfaction now that these00:17:00
goals were largely achieved Gershman was00:17:03
invited by Lawrence Egli Berger to00:17:07
job ce dc new organization00:17:10
created to stop the trade00:17:14
expansion of a united Germany into00:17:17
countries of the Danube basin00:17:19
Democratic Majority Committee00:17:23
officials00:17:25
bin laden burg gene kirkpatrick00:17:30
diamond mba have the same doctor goal00:17:34
establishing connections between public00:17:37
socialist class and groups00:17:40
menschen to create a solid00:17:43
electoral bloc for support00:17:45
which can be calculated at00:17:48
elections of left-wing candidates is00:17:50
100% fabian sky organization00:17:54
research institute for foreign00:17:57
politicians00:17:58
officials robert strauss u p goal00:18:03
detonation and complete curtailment of space00:18:07
NASA program00:18:09
US Social Democrats00:18:11
nose to sleep and face00:18:13
Bayard Rustin00:18:15
line kirkland jay love stone corolla00:18:20
gershman howard the most sydney hook goal00:18:25
spread of radical socialism00:18:28
especially among minorities, strengthening00:18:30
connections with similar organizations00:18:33
socialist countries of stone in00:18:36
was the leader for a long time00:18:38
advisor to several US presidents00:18:42
Soviet affairs and direct contact00:18:44
person for relations with Moscow00:18:47
Institute of Social Relations00:18:49
officials orland cleveland willis00:18:53
harman goal is changing the way of thinking00:18:56
America Citizens League officials00:19:01
Barry commander goal of arousal general00:19:05
legal cases against various00:19:07
government agencies especially00:19:10
defense and defense00:19:12
industry riga war opponents00:19:16
officials Noam Chomsky and David00:19:20
mage randals goal organization00:19:23
resistance to the Vietnam War among00:19:26
leftist student groups and Hollywood00:19:29
party00:19:31
organizing committee of the institute00:19:33
democratic socialism00:19:36
officials frank cider art raider00:19:40
and david mage reynolds goal00:19:43
spread of left socialist00:19:45
activities and ideology in the USA and Europe00:19:50
investigation department00:19:52
Anti-Defamation League00:19:54
officials irving sual famous00:19:58
just like john graham goals is00:20:01
the organization is00:20:03
joint venture between the FBI and British00:20:07
intelligence designed to identify00:20:09
groups of right-wing leaders00:20:13
neutralize before they become00:20:15
quite large and influential00:20:19
international association00:20:21
machinists goal work front00:20:25
supporting the ideas of socialist00:20:28
international00:20:29
a breeding ground for organized unrest and00:20:32
conflicts between workers and managers00:20:35
United Garment Workers00:20:38
industry00:20:39
Finley City Hall officials Irwin Swahl00:20:43
Jacob Shape's goals are similar in many ways to00:20:47
the goals of the machinists' union are to distribute00:20:50
socialist ideas and workers00:20:53
garment industry conflicts00:20:56
Philip Randolph Institute00:20:59
officials Bayard Rustin goals00:21:03
coordination of actions of organizations with00:21:06
common goals for example00:21:08
dissemination of socialist ideas00:21:10
among students and workers00:21:13
cambridge institute of political00:21:15
research00:21:17
Gar officials and Petrovets goal00:21:21
expansion and deepening of work carried out00:21:24
Institute of Political Studies00:21:27
founded February00:21:30
1969 International Socialists00:21:33
mountains opel novicam former assistant00:21:35
gay senator lord nelson and petrovets00:21:39
wrote a provocative song for the Roman club00:21:42
a lot of controversy about the book atomic diplomacy00:21:45
publication that was funded00:21:48
German Marshall Fund activities00:21:51
Institute focuses on00:21:54
research and practical00:21:56
projects pursuing the goal of indigenous00:21:59
transformation00:22:00
American up publishing, that is, creation00:22:03
Fabian United States for00:22:06
preparations for the arrival of a united world00:22:09
government00:22:11
economic committee00:22:13
North Atlantic Institute00:22:15
officials Aurelio Peccei goal00:22:19
NATO think tank on global00:22:22
economic problems00:22:24
Center for Democratic Studies00:22:26
institutions00:22:28
officers founder robert00:22:30
Hutchins from the Committee of 300 is on fire more00:22:34
brand kelly and the big group00:22:37
associate members goal00:22:40
dissemination of ideas that should00:22:42
lead to social reforms00:22:45
liberal sense with democracy in00:22:47
as ideology one of their tasks00:22:51
is the development of a new project00:22:53
us constitution00:22:54
which will at the same time be strict00:22:57
anarchist and socialist both in00:23:00
Denmark's center is one of the strongholds00:23:03
olympians located in santa barbara00:23:06
it is housed in a pompous building00:23:09
named Parthenon former member of the chamber00:23:12
representatives John Kerry00:23:14
described the center as an office00:23:16
stuffed to the brim with communists00:23:20
1973 was already developed thirty00:23:24
five drafts of a new US constitution00:23:26
and in the last of them it was proposed00:23:29
amendment guaranteeing environmental00:23:32
The legal purpose of this amendment is00:23:35
to practically eliminate00:23:37
US industrial base compared to00:23:40
level00:23:42
1969 in other words this00:23:45
organization implements the policies of the Roman00:23:47
club approved by the committee of 30000:23:50
providing 0 post-industrial00:23:53
growth goals the center's objectives also include00:23:57
includes management of economic cycles00:23:59
control over the system of issuing benefits for00:24:02
unemployment00:24:03
regulation of business and national00:24:06
public works control00:24:08
environmental pollution speaking00:24:11
on behalf of the committee of 300 nightmare said that00:24:14
The center's task is to search for methods and00:24:16
tools for more efficient work00:24:18
our political system we must00:24:21
change the education system and00:24:23
develop a new constitution for the usa00:24:26
also a single constitution for the whole world00:24:29
stated ashmore further ashmore proclaims00:24:34
following goals 1 UN membership should00:24:38
to be universal the second needs to be strengthened00:24:41
un 3 southeast asia should be00:24:45
neutralized instead of neutralized00:24:48
consider the commune zero in 4 cold00:24:52
the war must be ended 5 racial00:24:55
discrimination should be prohibited00:24:57
sixth, help must be provided00:25:00
developing countries means00:25:03
helping to destroy the economy00:25:05
7 refusal of a military solution to problems00:25:09
Too bad they didn't tell that to George Bush00:25:12
before the Gulf War the eighth00:25:15
no national decisions can00:25:18
be acceptable 9 necessary00:25:21
coexistence00:25:23
Harvard Psychological Clinic00:25:27
officials Dr. Kurt Lewin and00:25:30
staff of 15 scientists adherents of the new00:25:34
science the goal of creating such an atmosphere in00:25:37
society that would allow the committee00:25:39
300 take unlimited power to the USA00:25:43
Institute of Social Research00:25:47
officials00:25:49
Dr. Kurt Lewin and a staff of 20 scientists00:25:53
adherents of the new science goal development00:25:56
a completely new set of social00:25:59
programs aimed at leading America with00:26:02
paths of industrial development00:26:05
science policy research center00:26:09
officials00:26:10
Leland Bradford movie smoke Ronald Lee Perth00:26:15
goal research institute for future00:26:18
shocks and at the Saki University00:26:21
in England the current Tavistock system00:26:25
systems development corporation00:26:28
RK rental shield officials and staff00:26:32
of several hundred employees00:26:34
the goal is to coordinate the actions of all elements00:26:38
US intelligence services00:26:41
UK perforation defines under00:26:44
which players should be under the auspices00:26:47
one or another00:26:48
national-state formations00:26:50
for example Spain should be in00:26:53
sphere of influence00:26:54
weakened by an exhausted Catholic Church00:26:58
it is under the control of the Secretary General00:27:01
and so on she developed a system00:27:04
x raid 2 which and brainstorming staff00:27:08
centers military facilities and00:27:10
law enforcement agencies are involved with00:27:13
Pentagon via national network00:27:15
teletype of and computers in order to00:27:18
apply national battle techniques00:27:22
scale00:27:23
Olenberg says his ideas are not00:27:25
belong to the military field but all of it00:27:29
techniques are actually derived from the military00:27:32
sources00:27:33
he is the system developer00:27:35
observations and in defecation in new york state00:27:38
typical project in the spirit of the book00:27:42
1984 by George Orwell and in our opinion00:27:46
constitution this draft is absolutely00:27:49
illegal the implementation process has already begun00:27:52
this system00:27:53
on a national scale this is exactly what it is about00:27:57
what did Brzezinski say and how about00:27:59
almost instant access to00:28:02
computer files with data about any00:28:05
person00:28:06
state surveillance and in defecation system00:28:09
NY00:28:10
present data to everyone00:28:12
law enforcement agencies00:28:13
state government agencies00:28:17
provides storage quick access to00:28:20
individual data as criminal00:28:22
socially this is a typical project00:28:25
Committee of 300 is urgent00:28:28
the need for a full investigation of cases00:28:31
this systems development corporation but this00:28:35
is not included in the scope of this book 1c00:28:39
the corporation does not aim to protect00:28:42
rights and freedoms guaranteed00:28:45
the US Constitution, how convenient it is that it00:28:48
located very close to santa barbara00:28:51
from the Parthenon Roberta Hutchins and here00:28:55
list of some publications published00:28:58
this institution of the Club of Rome00:29:01
magazine center counter spy00:29:06
envelope00:29:08
covert operations newsletter00:29:11
schism dissidence human00:29:14
relationship00:29:15
industrial research00:29:18
investigation mother jaws one00:29:23
progressive00:29:25
narrator new republic workers00:29:29
notes on the new society00:29:32
This is not a complete list of publications00:29:35
produced under the auspices of the Club of Rome on00:29:38
in fact, there are practically hundreds of such publications00:29:41
every organization00:29:42
establishes his own printing press00:29:45
organ given the huge number00:29:48
organizations00:29:49
managed then a leaflet with whom the institute00:29:52
by the Club of Rome we can publish00:29:54
here is only a partial list00:29:56
some of the most important funds and00:29:59
think tanks are given in00:30:02
the following lists which include00:30:05
also army think tanks00:30:09
the American public was00:30:11
amazed if she knew how much00:30:14
the army is deeply involved in the research00:30:17
new military tactics together with00:30:20
think tanks of the Committee of 30000:30:22
Americans don't know what's going on00:30:25
1946 Committee of 300 ordered the Roman00:30:29
the club will continue to develop brain00:30:31
centers that themselves00:30:34
present00:30:35
new means of distribution00:30:38
philosophy of the committee the impact of these00:30:41
think tanks on our military specifically00:30:45
With00:30:46
1959 when they suddenly started00:30:49
rapidly multiplying00:30:51
really amazing there is no doubt that00:30:54
by the end of the twentieth century they will be playing00:30:57
an even greater role in day-to-day management00:31:00
our country00:31:02
society month cape manti verin00:31:06
represents an economic fund00:31:09
intended for distribution00:31:11
false economic theories and rendering00:31:14
influence on economists in the Western world00:31:16
so that they don't follow those models00:31:19
which this fund from time to time00:31:21
releases it into the world as outstanding00:31:24
practitioners are von haig and milton00:31:27
Friedman00:31:29
Gumilyov Institute00:31:31
originally founded to combat00:31:34
communism00:31:35
the institute slowly but surely turned towards00:31:38
socialism its annual budget is00:31:41
2 million dollars which00:31:44
provided by companies00:31:46
operating under the auspices of the Committee of 30000:31:49
now he is focused on peaceful00:31:51
focusing on change00:31:54
arms control and domestic00:31:57
he often presents the problems of the United States with00:32:01
media like00:32:03
conservative organization00:32:06
whose views are used when necessary00:32:09
conservative point of view hoover00:32:12
Russian Institute00:32:13
is by no means such and after that00:32:16
how in00:32:17
1953 control of the institute00:32:20
passed to a group closely associated with the Roman00:32:23
with the club he became the mouthpiece of the desired policy00:32:26
one world government00:32:28
new world order00:32:31
heritage fund00:32:34
founded by beer magnate Joseph00:32:37
course as a conservative think tank00:32:40
the fund soon came under control00:32:43
hobbies they become sir peter vickers hall00:32:47
erased butler steven if robert00:32:51
Thomas and Friedrich von Hayek00:32:54
operating under the leadership of the Roman00:32:57
club this institution played a major role00:33:01
following orders from British Labor00:33:04
sky leader anthony you judah ben 500:33:08
chi ri zation reagan heritage foundation00:33:11
definitely not conservative00:33:14
organization although at times he may00:33:17
seem so00:33:19
Office of Human Research00:33:22
hamra capabilities are military00:33:27
research institution00:33:28
working in the field00:33:31
psychotechnologies most of the staff00:33:34
trained at Tavistock00:33:38
psychotechnology covers such areas00:33:41
how to motivate soldiers, the morale of troops and00:33:44
music00:33:46
actually used by the enemy00:33:49
most of what george orwell00:33:52
wrote his book00:33:55
1984 are strikingly similar to what they teach00:33:59
Hamra in00:34:02
1969 Committee of 300 took control00:34:06
over this important institution and turned00:34:09
it to a private non-profit organization00:34:12
governed under the auspices of the Club of Rome00:34:14
is the largest group in the USA00:34:18
human behavior research00:34:20
one of his areas of activity00:34:23
is the study of small groups of stressful00:34:27
situations Tamra teaches the military what a soldier00:34:31
it's just an extension of your equipment00:34:34
she had a great influence on00:34:37
development of human weapons systems and00:34:40
human performance management00:34:42
so widely used in the US Army00:34:46
Amra has a powerful influence on00:34:49
the behavior of the army and its methods of suppression00:34:52
consciousnesses come directly from the Tavistock00:34:56
It is assumed that the courses are applied00:34:59
psychology hamra should teach military00:35:02
boss how to make it work00:35:04
man as a weapon is indicative00:35:07
an example of this is the fact that in00:35:11
times of the war against cancer, soldiers willingly00:35:14
ignored their field regulations and00:35:16
buried alive 2 s and thousands of Russians00:35:20
soldier and the sweet brainwashing00:35:23
terribly dangerous as he is today00:35:27
applies to the army army applies it00:35:30
to brutally destroy thousands of enemy00:35:33
soldier tomorrow the army will be told that00:35:37
the enemies are civilian groups00:35:39
population00:35:40
anti-politics00:35:42
we already represent governments00:35:46
a mindless herd of sheep with00:35:48
brainwashed and yet it turns out00:35:52
that hamra can advance suppression00:35:55
consciousness and its control one step further00:35:58
Amra is a valuable addition to Tavistock and00:36:02
many of Haru's recommendations were00:36:05
used in the Gulf War00:36:08
this makes it much easier to understand00:36:11
why did American soldiers behave00:36:14
like ruthless and heartless killers00:36:17
does not fit into the traditional00:36:20
American warrior concept00:36:25
research and analytical00:36:27
corporation this organization is a twin00:36:30
carpets inspired by books00:36:33
198400:36:34
located in mack line virginia00:36:37
founded in00:36:39
In 1948 it came under control00:36:42
committee 30000:36:45
1961 when she became part00:36:48
Johns Hopkins University00:36:51
the corporation carried out work on more than 60000:36:54
project including the integration of blacks into00:36:57
army tactical use of nuclear00:37:00
weapons program for conducting psychological00:37:03
war and control of the masses of the population00:37:06
Krishna has many more big brains00:37:09
centers and we will consider most of00:37:12
them further along the book one of00:37:15
the most important areas of cooperation00:37:17
meanwhile what they really are00:37:20
think tanks and what becomes00:37:23
state and public policy00:37:26
are pole star and company00:37:30
the study of public is not exactly these for me00:37:33
companies shape public opinion00:37:35
because the conspirators constantly need it00:37:39
TV companies process voters00:37:42
CBS00:37:43
nbc and bessie new york times newspapers00:37:46
washington post00:37:48
most of these efforts are coordinated00:37:51
national research center00:37:54
public opinion00:37:55
where, to the surprise of many of us,00:37:58
a psychological template has been developed for00:38:01
all nations information received00:38:03
installed in company computers00:38:06
Wella Paul and Inca Logical Lee White for00:38:10
comparative assessment, much of what00:38:13
we read in newspapers or see00:38:15
television is first filtered00:38:17
social research companies00:38:19
opinions00:38:20
we only see what the posters allow00:38:23
we see this is called formation00:38:26
public opinion00:38:27
the whole idea of such social processing00:38:30
is to find out how he reacts00:38:33
society on political directives00:38:35
prescribed by the committee of 300 we are called00:38:39
target population groups about the authors00:38:42
assess the degree of resistance to what00:38:45
appears on the evening news00:38:47
Next we will show how the login was launched00:38:50
This is a false practice and who is responsible for it00:38:53
responsibility00:38:55
all this is part carefully00:38:58
developed process drains00:39:00
formation of public opinion00:39:02
today people think that they are good00:39:05
informed and but they have no idea00:39:07
themselves that the opinion that they believe00:39:10
by their own actually created in00:39:12
research institutes and think tanks00:39:15
centers of America and none of us00:39:18
free to have your own opinion in that stream00:39:21
information that the media bombards us with00:39:25
and posters00:39:27
formation of public opinion00:39:29
has become a fine art00:39:31
before the United States entered into the second00:39:33
world war00:39:35
Americans who didn’t even know themselves00:39:38
forced themselves to look at Germany and00:39:41
Japan as dangerous enemies00:39:44
had to stop at some point00:39:47
sense it was true and it does00:39:50
controlled thinking is even more dangerous00:39:52
because as a result of that information00:39:55
which was served to people by enemies00:39:58
really turned out to be Germany and00:40:00
Japan00:40:01
just recently we saw how good00:40:04
the process of consciousness processing works00:40:06
when Americans were forced to perceive00:40:09
Iraq as a threat and Saddam Hussein as00:40:12
personal enemy of the United States00:40:16
process of processing consciousness technically00:40:19
described as a message reaching00:40:22
organs of perception of faces on which it is necessary00:40:24
influence one of the most revered00:40:27
poster is a member of the 300 committee00:40:30
Daniel Intel O HIV from Companion00:40:33
catch Kelly & White Yankelevich proudly00:40:37
tells his students that surveys00:40:40
public opinion00:40:42
it is a tool for manipulating the public00:40:44
opinion although it is not original here00:40:47
Yankelevich got this idea from a book00:40:50
Jonah's Beaten Trends Report00:40:53
which was commissioned by the Club of Rome00:40:56
this book describes everything in a cliché manner00:41:00
methods00:41:01
used to create the desired00:41:03
for the committee of 300 public opinion00:41:07
formation of public opinion00:41:09
diamond in the crown of the Olympians for with their00:41:13
thousands of sociologists and specialists in00:41:16
new sciences found in their00:41:19
running errands with those in their00:41:21
at the disposal of the mass media00:41:23
information00:41:24
new public opinion on absolutely00:41:27
any question can be created and00:41:30
spread throughout the world00:41:33
about two weeks this is exactly what happened00:41:36
place when their word to George Shu was00:41:39
ordered to start a war with Iraq00:41:42
two weeks not only the USA and almost00:41:45
the whole world was opposed to cancer and its00:41:48
President Saddam Hussein these conductors00:41:52
and manipulators from the media00:41:54
information00:41:56
reports directly to the Club of Rome00:41:58
which in turn obeys00:42:01
committee of 300, headed by00:42:05
the queen of england really has a huge network00:42:09
closely related corporations that00:42:12
never pay taxes and to no one00:42:15
they are accountable and finance their own00:42:18
research institutions through foundations00:42:22
which almost completely control our00:42:25
everyday life00:42:26
together with its interconnected00:42:30
companies insurance business banks00:42:33
oil financial corporations00:42:36
companies newspapers and magazines radio and00:42:39
television this gigantic device00:42:42
literally saddled the United States and00:42:45
the rest of the world00:42:48
There is not a single politician in Washington00:42:50
which would not belong anyway00:42:53
to him the left armor from calling him00:42:56
imperialism and this is true but00:43:00
the left is run by the same people00:43:03
who rule the right so the left00:43:06
no more free than we scientists00:43:10
involved in the processing process00:43:12
consciousnesses are called social00:43:15
engineers or specialists in new00:43:18
they contribute greatly to the social sciences00:43:22
significant impact on what we see00:43:25
we hear and read00:43:27
old school social engineers00:43:30
delivered by kurt lewin professor hadley00:43:34
control Margaret Mead Professor Darwin00:43:38
Cartwright and Professor Lipsey Who00:43:42
Zamori Zam with John Rowling00:43:45
formed the core of specialists in new00:43:48
sciences tavistock scam institute00:43:51
during the Second World War more than 10000:43:54
researchers led by Kurt00:43:56
Levin00:43:57
slavishly copied the methods of the SS man00:44:00
Reinhard Heydrich was founded00:44:05
on Heydrich's methodology and as we know from00:44:09
s was the predecessor of the central00:44:12
intelligence agency00:44:14
the point of all this is that00:44:18
the British and US governments already have00:44:21
mechanisms to bring us to the new00:44:23
world order00:44:25
without much resistance from our00:44:27
hand, and this mechanism has existed since00:44:32
1946, each year they added only00:44:36
new improvements00:44:38
it was the Committee of 300 that hitherto created00:44:41
unprecedented mechanisms and control networks00:44:44
are not needed to keep us in obedience00:44:47
chains of rope our fear of what might00:44:51
happen is much more effective than00:44:53
any physical restraint00:44:56
we have been brainwashed to give up00:45:00
our constitutional right to wear00:45:03
weapons so that we betray our very00:45:05
the constitution to allow him00:45:09
exercise control over our external00:45:12
policy and the IMF manage our00:45:15
tax and monetary policy to00:45:18
we allowed the president to get away with it00:45:21
break the law trespass on another00:45:24
country and kidnap its head of state00:45:27
in short, we have been washed to such an extent00:45:30
brains that we as a nation will00:45:33
swallow any lawless act00:45:35
almost nothing done by our government00:45:38
asking questions00:45:40
as for me, I know that soon00:45:44
we will have to fight to00:45:46
to tear our country out from under oppression00:45:49
committee or we will lose and and forever but00:45:52
when it comes to this point and00:45:55
updated will take up arms00:45:59
1776 only three percent of the population00:46:02
took up arms against King George III00:46:05
these today will be 3 percent00:46:07
absolutely not enough we shouldn't00:46:11
allow yourself to be led into a dead end because00:46:13
this is exactly what those who plan for us00:46:16
manipulates our minds00:46:19
confronting us with such complexity of problems00:46:22
so that we simply cannot stand it and give in00:46:25
all penetrating pressure and in general00:46:28
we avoid solving many vital issues00:46:30
questions00:46:32
we will name the names of those who are part of00:46:36
committee 300 but before that it is necessary00:46:39
consider close complex relationships00:46:42
all important institutions of the company banks00:46:46
under the control of the committee we00:46:49
they must be clearly marked because00:46:53
These are the people who decide who will live and00:46:56
who will be destroyed as a useless eater00:47:00
where we will pray to god that we should00:47:04
wear and even what we should eat00:47:06
according to Brzezinski we must be under00:47:11
close supervision hourly00:47:13
throughout00:47:15
365 days a year now and forever00:47:19
every year more and more people00:47:22
they understand that we were betrayed from within00:47:26
good because only thanks to knowledge and this00:47:30
the word comes from the word faith we can00:47:34
defeat the enemy humanity00:47:37
while we were distracted by the ghosts of the Kremlin00:47:40
Trojan horse took position in00:47:43
Washington's greatest danger today00:47:45
threatens free people not from Moscow but from00:47:49
Washington we must first crush00:47:52
internal enemy and only after that00:47:55
we will be strong enough to00:47:58
organize an offensive to erase00:48:01
from the face of the earth communism with all its00:48:05
accompanying mom00:48:08
Carter administration hastened the crash00:48:11
our economy and our military power00:48:14
the latter was started by a member of the Roman00:48:17
club and lucis trust robert mcnamara and00:48:22
Contrary to his promises, Reagan continued00:48:26
the destruction of our industrial base00:48:29
an hour from the moment where the crankcase ended00:48:32
although we need to maintain our00:48:35
defense potential is at the proper level00:48:38
we can’t do this because we’re weak00:48:41
industrial base without a well-developed00:48:44
We are not a military-industrial complex00:48:47
we can have00:48:48
viable defense system committee00:48:51
300 understands this and with00:48:54
1953 he launched the entrance00:48:58
post-industrial policy of zero00:49:00
growth00:49:01
which is now in full00:49:03
heyday00:49:04
thanks to the Roman club00:49:07
our technological potential has dropped below00:49:10
level of Japan and Germany countries above00:49:13
which we seem to have won in00:49:16
the second world war how is it00:49:19
It happened00:49:20
from people like Dr. Alexander King and00:49:24
of our blinded state of mind we cannot00:49:28
managed to realize the destruction in time00:49:30
our education and training system in00:49:34
as a result of our blindness we are no longer00:49:36
we train engineers and scientists in sufficient00:49:40
quantity00:49:41
to stay among the industrial00:49:44
countries of the world thanks to Dr. King00:49:46
a person whom America knows very well00:49:49
Few people are educated in the USA00:49:52
at the lowest level with00:49:56
1786 statistics of the Institute of Higher Education00:50:00
education shows that reading skills00:50:03
and letters from high school students in00:50:07
USA is now lower than people in00:50:11
1786 what we are facing00:50:16
now it's not just our loss00:50:19
independence and the very foundation of our nation00:50:23
but much worse is the possibility of loss00:50:26
our souls00:50:27
consistently and destruction of dreams on00:50:30
which is the sap of our republic00:50:34
creates a void that rushes00:50:37
fill with your spiritual surrogates00:50:41
all sorts of occultists and Satanists this00:50:44
truth is difficult to perceive and evaluate00:50:47
because it didn't happen suddenly00:50:51
if we were struck by a sudden00:50:54
shock cultural and religious shock00:50:57
we would shake off our apathy but00:51:02
gradualism and this is the essence of Fabianism00:51:06
does not give the opportunity to raise the alarm00:51:10
due to the fact that the vast majority00:51:12
Americans can't see the motivation in00:51:16
described many things they cannot00:51:19
perceive them and therefore to conspiracy00:51:22
are treated with disdain00:51:24
and often mockingly the country created00:51:28
confusing situation through daily00:51:31
presenting people with hundreds of opportunities00:51:34
from which they must choose for themselves00:51:37
we came to the most profitable one00:51:40
situations what if there is no motivation00:51:43
is expressed quite clearly then any00:51:46
information will be rejected this is00:51:49
at the same time both a weak and a strong link in00:51:53
conspiratorial chain most people00:51:55
they reject everything they don’t feel00:51:58
understandable motives therefore the conspirators00:52:01
feel completely safe and00:52:04
pour ridicule on those who point out00:52:07
the impending crisis in our00:52:09
public and private life however00:52:12
if we can get the truth across00:52:14
quite a high quality of people00:52:17
motivational blockage consciousness will become00:52:19
weaker until eventually it won't be00:52:22
discarded because an increasing number00:52:25
people will be introduced to the truth and common00:52:28
the excuse that this is impossible in America00:52:31
will lose its power00:52:34
committee of 300 is counting on us00:52:38
clumsy reaction he directs her00:52:41
on events created by himself and he does not00:52:45
will be disappointed as long as we like00:52:48
the nation will react to this in the same way00:52:51
how now should we turn our00:52:55
response to emerging crises in00:52:58
adequate responses by identifying00:53:00
conspirators and00:53:02
exposing their plans so that everyone00:53:06
became public knowledge00:53:08
the Roman club has already made the transition to00:53:11
barbarism instead of waiting for now00:53:15
we will be taken to heaven we must00:53:17
stop committee 300 before he00:53:20
will achieve its goal of turning us00:53:23
there is no need for Luzhniki for a new dark age00:53:27
you have to rely on God to rely on yourself00:53:30
we must take the necessary00:53:33
actions00:53:35
all the information I provide in00:53:38
this book is the result of00:53:41
many years of research based on00:53:44
flawless00:53:45
intelligence sources00:53:47
nothing here is exaggerated00:53:51
absolutely accurate and supported by facts00:53:54
so don't give in to insinuations am00:53:57
enemy that all this is supposedly disinformation00:54:01
over the past two decades I00:54:04
provided information that00:54:07
turned out to be extremely accurate and00:54:09
which explained many mysterious00:54:13
events I hope that thanks to this00:54:17
the book will come better and more clearly and00:54:20
wider consciousness of conspiracy00:54:23
forces targeting this nation is hope00:54:28
is being carried out as more and more00:54:30
young people are starting to ask questions00:54:33
and seek the truth about what is real00:54:37
is happening00:54:39
it's hard for people to realize that these00:54:42
the conspirators are real and that they have that00:54:45
the power that I and many friends and00:54:47
we attribute to them many wrote and asked00:54:51
the question is why our government is nothing00:54:54
doesn't do anything to eliminate this terrible00:54:57
threat to civilization00:54:59
the difficulty is that our government00:55:03
part of the problem part of the conspiracy and nowhere and00:55:08
never has it become clearer than in00:55:12
Bush presidency00:55:14
Of course President Bush knows exactly what00:55:18
committee of 300 does for us husband works00:55:22
others wrote about it, we thought that we00:55:26
fought with the government of course00:55:29
yes but there is power behind the government00:55:33
so powerful and00:55:36
all-encompassing that intelligence services even00:55:39
they are afraid to mention the Olympians00:55:43
proof of committee existence00:55:46
300 is contained in huge quantities00:55:49
powerful institutions that belong00:55:52
him and are controlled by him are listed here and00:55:56
some of the most important ones are above00:56:00
by all of them stands the mother of all brains00:56:04
centers and00:56:06
Tavistock Research Institutions00:56:09
Institute of Human Relations00:56:13
an extensive network of hundreds of branches00:56:18
Stanford00:56:20
Research institute00:56:22
State Research Institute all00:56:26
and and was founded in00:56:28
1946 by the Tavistock Institute00:56:32
human relations stanford and00:56:35
the center was created to help robert00:56:37
Anderson and his oil company Arc00:56:42
Andersen provided the Committee of 300 with the right to00:56:46
oil in northern alaska00:56:48
Essentially this work was too big00:56:51
for AS Pinsk Anderson Institute00:56:54
therefore there was a need to create00:56:57
new center and it was created by this new00:57:02
the center was this and00:57:04
Alaska sold its rights for 90000:57:07
million dollar fate regarding00:57:10
small for the governor's committee of 30000:57:13
Alaskans lured everyone to get00:57:16
there was no help and advice00:57:20
an accident but the result of careful00:57:23
planning and in-depth processing00:57:26
responding to the governor's call00:57:29
help from three Stanford employees00:57:32
Institute was organized in Alaska00:57:34
institutions where they met00:57:36
Alaska Secretary of State and Superintendent00:57:39
Maine State Planning Office Sisters00:57:43
Khan, who led the team, assured this00:57:47
what is the governor's problem that concerns him?00:57:49
exploitation of rich oil00:57:52
Place of Birth00:57:53
this will be reliably decided and00:57:56
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sins assembled a team of economists and scientists00:58:05
oil workers and a specialist in new00:58:08
sciences, the number of which was measured in hundreds00:58:12
this report to the governor totaled 8800:58:16
pages00:58:17
this proposal was accepted00:58:20
Alaska Legislature00:58:22
virtually unchanged00:58:23
sin really did wonderful00:58:26
a lot for a committee of 300 starting small00:58:30
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people and a budget of more than 160 million00:58:37
dollars its president Charles Anderson00:58:41
witnessed this growth during00:58:44
his tenure in office as well as00:58:47
professor willis harman director of the center00:58:50
this for the study of social policy where00:58:54
hundreds of specialists are employed in new00:58:56
sciences and most of the key00:58:59
employees were transferred there from00:59:01
London branch of Tavistock one of00:59:05
they were the chairman of the board and former00:59:08
British intelligence agent David Sarnov00:59:11
which was a dream associated with harm to us and him00:59:15
team and for 25 years Sarnov was00:59:19
something like a guard dog00:59:23
institute in sussex00:59:25
Stanford Institute claims that it00:59:29
does not give a moral assessment of the project00:59:31
which he takes to work performing00:59:35
orders for Israel or southern Arabs00:59:39
Africa and Libya but how easy it is to imagine00:59:42
this attitude allows them to successfully00:59:45
establish stable secret connections with00:59:49
by foreign governments that00:59:52
finds G Marijoa's books very useful00:59:56
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federal contract list01:00:09
research center this today01:00:12
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think tank01:00:16
leaving behind corporations the hudson01:00:19
Sky Institute and the Rand Corporation among01:00:22
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experimental centers for the management01:00:27
chemical and biological warfare01:00:30
one of the most dangerous activities01:00:34
Stanford suppression operations01:00:37
civil uprisings01:00:40
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1984 the government is already using against01:00:47
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these are millions of dollars annually for such01:00:55
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student protests against01:01:00
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private group for $25 million01:01:10
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committee of 300 still owns it at01:01:18
gullible people seem satisfied01:01:21
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turned to this top secret01:01:46
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said that this needs to be developed01:01:52
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surprises poster wanted to create such01:01:59
conditions under which the environment itself01:02:01
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would turn into a weapon, that is, he01:02:05
wanted to have special bombs that cause01:02:08
volcanic eruptions or earthquakes01:02:11
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explore behavior patterns01:02:15
potential opponents01:02:17
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materials for use in new01:02:23
types of weapons, the project was accepted and under01:02:26
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capable of executing many commands01:02:36
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name extension of human computer and01:02:50
we could even solve analog problems01:02:52
he recognized and identified scientists01:02:56
who worked with him01:02:58
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it's easier to imagine than to describe life01:03:05
narrow knew what he was talking about when he wrote01:03:08
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with dozens of civilian advisory01:03:17
firms trying to use military01:03:19
technology for emerging situations01:03:23
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as technology improves01:03:30
prospects for pervasive surveillance01:03:33
described by Brzezinski become01:03:36
in reality it already exists and01:03:39
used though from time to time01:03:42
minor glitches have to be fixed01:03:46
one of these civilians01:03:49
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make a sushi it is of maquin from the state01:03:58
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led by a retired general01:04:01
Bernard River former chief01:04:04
air force systems control01:04:07
forces that developed titanium top missiles01:04:12
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control data raytheon and01:04:29
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with partners in urban systems like01:04:38
you were the consortium's target, its target01:04:42
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psychological01:04:45
urban problems with the help of the military01:04:48
technologies using modern01:04:51
electronic systems01:04:53
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we have become the largest collection company01:05:01
credit information shows it all01:05:05
that our country is already living in conditions01:05:08
total supervision which is01:05:11
the first requirement of the committee is 300 none01:05:15
dictatorship especially in global01:05:17
scale01:05:18
cannot function without total01:05:21
supervision of each individual01:05:24
was really preparing to become a key01:05:28
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60 percent of the contract was all01:05:37
dedicated to the future using both01:05:41
military and civilian spheres of it01:05:44
the main clients were directors01:05:46
defense technology research01:05:48
US Department of Defense01:05:51
Aerospace Research Directorate01:05:55
working on the topic of application of science01:05:57
behavior research management01:06:01
executive office of the president01:06:03
Directorate of Science and Technology01:06:06
us department of health from01:06:10
named after the Ministry of Health see01:06:13
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section one test and improvement01:06:20
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US Department of Energy01:06:26
US Department of Labor01:06:28
Ministry of Transport and National01:06:32
scientific foundation01:06:33
the article was of particular importance01:06:37
developed for this fund and01:06:40
entitled A Assessment of the Future and01:06:44
international problems01:06:46
Stanford Center led by01:06:49
Tavistock Institute in London01:06:52
developed everyone cottony and sinister01:06:55
a system called01:06:58
business espionage program and01:07:01
more than 600 companies have become subscribers in01:07:05
USA and abroad the program covers01:07:08
research topics such as01:07:12
international business relations japan01:07:14
marketing of consumption during the period01:07:16
instability01:07:18
growing threat to international01:07:20
terrorism sensory evaluation of products01:07:23
consumption01:07:24
electronic money transfer system01:07:27
electronic optical sensor methods01:07:30
defense research planning01:07:33
US industry and sources of capital01:07:37
key companies of the committee of 300 which01:07:41
became clients of this program include01:07:45
into yourself01:07:46
bechtel corporation george shultz entered01:07:49
on its board of directors smokes01:07:52
packard is now bank of america01:07:55
shell version of blyth eastman dylan saga01:08:00
foods corporation mcdonnell douglas01:08:02
crown cdi lehrbuch wells fargo bank and01:08:06
Kaiser Industries but one of the most01:08:10
sinister programs all and01:08:13
capable of causing great damage by01:08:16
changes in development direction01:08:18
united states social damage01:08:22
moral and01:08:23
religious was a program at Stanford01:08:27
Charles Katerinka Foundation01:08:30
changing a person's image01:08:34
official Stanford name01:08:36
contract forty eight nine01:08:40
2150 report and policy research01:08:44
number 4 drop01:08:46
474 prepared by the research center01:08:50
social policy this01:08:52
head cutout harman report01:08:56
occupying 319 pages was written by the 14th01:09:01
specialists in new sciences under01:09:03
Tavistock management and01:09:05
23 senior controllers including skinner01:09:10
Margaret Mead Erwin Laszlo and Sir Jeffrey01:09:13
Vickers01:09:15
high-ranking British officer01:09:17
intelligence mi601:09:19
It should be recalled that his son-in-law Sir Peter01:09:23
vickers hall was a founding member so01:09:27
called conservative fund01:09:29
heritage01:09:30
most of the three thousand pages01:09:33
recommendations given by the administration01:09:36
Reagan in January01:09:39
1981 was based on the material01:09:42
taken from Willis Harman's program01:09:45
changes in a person's image01:09:48
I was privileged to receive a copy01:09:52
report01:09:53
changes in a person's image from mine01:09:56
intelligence officer colleagues five days later01:09:58
after the report was accepted01:10:01
us government what I read01:10:04
shocked me because I realized what I was looking at01:10:08
on a program for the future of America that is not01:10:11
looks like nothing known so far01:10:15
the nation must be programmed to01:10:17
change and have to get used to it so much01:10:20
to such planned changes that01:10:23
there will be really profound changes01:10:26
barely noticeable we are rolling so fast01:10:29
down since writing01:10:32
Aquarius spell is tender and name01:10:35
Wilis Harman's technical work01:10:38
today divorce is not frowned upon01:10:42
suicide rate is skyrocketing01:10:44
is growing and they surprise almost no one01:10:48
deviation from social norms and01:10:50
sexual perversions mentioned01:10:53
which were considered vulgar01:10:55
have become commonplace in polite society01:10:59
phenomenon and do not cause any special01:11:02
protest as a nation we did not notice that01:11:07
human image change program01:11:09
radically changed our01:11:12
American way of life we found ourselves01:11:15
suppressed by gay syndrome01:11:18
We were in shock for a while and01:11:21
despair upon learning that Nixon turned out to be01:11:25
cheap crooks who communicated with01:11:28
earl damage's mafia friends01:11:31
the beautiful house they built01:11:34
him next door to his estate when01:11:37
are falling on our consciousness too much01:11:40
many future shocks and headlines01:11:43
news we become confused or01:11:47
rather a huge range of possibilities01:11:50
choices we make every day01:11:52
we collide01:11:53
makes us so confused01:11:57
to a degree that we are no longer able to01:11:58
making the right choice is the worst thing01:12:03
that after an avalanche of shocking facts01:12:06
crimes among high-ranking01:12:09
officials and tragedies of the Vietnamese01:12:13
wars our society seems to be more01:12:16
does not want to know the truth, such a reaction01:12:19
described in detail in the work of Willis Harman01:12:23
in short, the American nation01:12:26
she reacted exactly as she was01:12:29
programmed01:12:31
what’s even worse is that you don’t want to accept the truth01:12:35
we take it a step further we want to01:12:39
the government protected us from the truth01:12:44
I would like to bury corruption01:12:46
the stench of the Reagan and Bush administrations01:12:49
we didn't want to be buried under the grave layer of earth01:12:52
solving crimes received01:12:55
the name of the case or the Iran-Contra scandal01:13:00
we allow the president to lie to us about his01:13:04
residence during the period 20-23 October01:13:09
1980 and yet these crimes01:13:14
their scope far surpassed everything01:13:18
absolutely and Nixon during his01:13:20
tenure as president01:13:23
do we as a nation understand that01:13:26
we are rapidly sliding downhill without01:13:29
there are no brakes, we don’t understand how01:13:33
since those people who simply have to01:13:36
bring to the American people the truth about01:13:39
that the private is well organized01:13:43
there is little government in the white house01:13:45
commits one crime after another01:13:49
crimes that hurt the very soul01:13:52
nation and undermine republican foundations01:13:56
on which she is thinning just these people and01:14:00
tell us not to bother01:14:03
the public with such things we01:14:06
we really don't want to know about everyone01:14:09
these01:14:11
fabrications here is the standard answer when01:14:15
highest elected official of the country01:14:18
he openly puts norms above the constitution01:14:22
United States violations worthy and01:14:26
the scourge of the cop is perceived by the majority01:14:30
as a normal phenomenon when higher01:14:33
a national official starts a war01:14:36
without a declaration of war by Congress this01:14:40
fact felt the cut behind the mass01:14:42
information we again accept this instead01:14:46
to boldly face the truth01:14:49
face when the Gulf War01:14:52
our president plotted and planned01:14:55
started we were not only happy from01:14:58
We have adopted the most severe news censorship01:15:01
her with all my heart01:15:02
I sincerely believe that it was useful01:15:05
for waging war our president algol01:15:09
April Eye Pee lied01:15:13
state department algol they said that01:15:16
the war is justified because the president01:15:19
Hussein was warned to leave01:15:22
Kuwait at rest when telegrams eye pif01:15:26
State Department were finally published01:15:29
senator from the united states one for01:15:32
others came out demanding protection01:15:35
prostitute eyes doesn't matter what01:15:38
they were both democrats and republicans01:15:42
we the people allowed them to escape punishment01:15:46
for their vile lies01:15:50
with this attitude of the American people01:15:53
the wildest dreams of Willis Harman and his01:15:56
teams of scientists become reality01:16:00
Krestovsky Institute rejoiced, celebrating01:16:03
your success in destruction01:16:06
self-respect and self-esteem of this once01:16:09
great nation we were told that we01:16:13
won the Gulf War but the majority01:16:16
Americans have not yet felt that01:16:19
the victory cost them self-respect and honor01:16:23
nations they lie warming in the desert01:16:28
sands of Kuwait Iraq along with corpses01:16:31
Iraqi soldiers01:16:32
which we are ruthless and senseless01:16:35
killed during their agreed upon01:16:38
entry from Kuwait and Basra we are not01:16:42
were able to keep our word to stay01:16:45
faithful to which we must according to the Geneva01:16:49
convention01:16:50
and you shouldn't have attacked them01:16:53
Do you want controllers to ask us about victory?01:16:57
or self-respect you can't have either01:17:01
and other01:17:03
a hundred years ago this could not have happened, but01:17:07
now it has happened and is accompanied01:17:10
complete indifference01:17:12
we could not resist in this wide scale01:17:16
all penetrating in the war waged against01:17:19
our nation the wise is electrocuted like the Germans01:17:23
broken planning departments01:17:26
strategic bombings are very01:17:29
many of us could not stand it and our nation01:17:33
turned into what totalitarians are about01:17:36
regimes of the past could only dream01:17:39
they would say the nation is one of the most01:17:44
big ones in the world that don't want to know01:17:47
the truth is we don't need departments anymore01:17:51
propaganda we don't need to try01:17:54
they willingly hide the truth from this nation01:17:57
reject it on their own01:18:00
at will01:18:01
This01:18:03
our once proud worthless nation01:18:07
republic01:18:08
united states of america01:18:11
turned into a gathering of criminals01:18:14
organizations01:18:15
history shows that they are a sign01:18:19
started01:18:20
totalitarianism which Allen permanent01:18:24
changes in which America is in01:18:28
end01:18:30
1991 we live in a decaying01:18:34
society01:18:36
society programmed for death01:18:39
without a future we didn't even shudder at01:18:43
news about 4 million homeless people01:18:47
30 million unemployed are not even 1501:18:51
millions of babies killed in abortions01:18:54
They are the scum of the Age of Aquarius01:18:58
this conspiracy is so disgusting that01:19:02
when they come face to face with him01:19:06
most don't recognize it01:19:08
explain existence rationally01:19:11
events because they say times are changing01:19:16
it is precisely this reaction that is programmed into01:19:19
Rostov stocks institute and taken away from harman01:19:23
the destruction of our ideals does not cause01:19:26
protest spiritual and intellectual01:19:28
the potential of our people has been undermined01:19:32
May 2701:19:35
1991, President Bush made a very01:19:38
deep statement which is the essence01:19:40
apparently it was completely wrong01:19:44
interpreted by our political01:19:46
commentators moral side01:19:49
American policy requires us01:19:52
follow the moral course of such a world01:19:55
where the lesser of evils is chosen, this is01:20:00
the real world is not divided into black and01:20:04
white there is very little moral here01:20:07
absolutes what else can you expect from01:20:10
president who is probably01:20:13
the most sinister man ever01:20:16
occupied the white house01:20:19
think about it01:20:21
remembering his order to the military to bury01:20:24
alive01:20:26
12,000 Iraqi soldiers01:20:29
think about it remembering01:20:32
ongoing war and genocide01:20:34
Iraqi people01:20:36
President Bush with pleasure01:20:39
described President Saddam01:20:42
Hussein as the Hitler of our time01:20:46
didn't even introduce one01:20:48
more or less plausible01:20:50
evidence for your claim01:20:53
there was simply no need for it01:20:57
President Bush made a statement and we01:21:00
accepted it without question01:21:03
think about it in the face of the truth01:21:07
after all, he did all this on behalf of01:21:09
American people01:21:12
although secret himself received orders from01:21:16
committee 300 but think about the most important thing01:21:21
that's what01:21:23
President Bush and his backers01:21:26
feel so unpunished01:21:29
that they no longer consider necessary01:21:32
hide your sinister control over01:21:35
the American people or somehow lie about01:21:38
it directly follows from his statement that01:21:42
how our leader will conclude01:21:45
all sorts of compromises with the truth01:21:48
honor and dignity01:21:49
if it01:21:52
our rulers will consider this01:21:54
necessary01:21:56
May 2701:21:58
1991 President of the United States01:22:02
abolished all the principles of our constitution and01:22:06
boldly proclaimed that he was no longer bound01:22:10
this is a big victory for Tavistock01:22:14
Institute and Planning Department01:22:16
strategic bombing target01:22:19
whose lesions instead of residential ones01:22:22
German workers' quarters in 194501:22:26
became the soul of the American people in the war01:22:30
which started in01:22:33
1946 and01:22:35
continues to this day01:22:38
increased pressure on our nation to01:22:43
her changes began to appear01:22:46
Stanford Research01:22:48
institute in the early sixties01:22:52
the Axis offensive was gaining strength and power01:22:56
turn on your TV and you will see01:23:00
the victory of this firsthand talk show on the topic of01:23:04
intimate sexual details01:23:07
special video channel and where01:23:09
rock and roll perversion reigns supreme01:23:13
and drugs where I once was an idol01:23:16
John Wayne we now have artificial01:23:20
apology for man, and indeed for man01:23:23
named Michael Jackson parody01:23:26
a human being who is revered01:23:30
like a hero and meanwhile he is spinning01:23:33
jerks, mumbles and squeals at01:23:36
on television screens of millions01:23:38
American houses and women past01:23:42
through a series of marriages and divorces01:23:46
the media is trumpeting01:23:49
whole country, whole hours of airtime01:23:53
dedicated to one or the other unwashed01:23:57
drug addict doctor to Bryansk rock bands01:24:00
their crazy sound crazy antics01:24:04
clothes and linguistic perversion soapy01:24:08
operas where some scenes are close to01:24:11
pornographic01:24:13
no longer generates comments01:24:16
In the 60s this would not have been tolerated now01:24:20
this is considered the norm, we were subjected to01:24:23
processing that Tavistock Institute01:24:26
called future shock me and this01:24:30
the future has already arrived and you are already so01:24:33
stunned by these constant cultural01:24:37
sho Komi that any protest seems01:24:39
useless gesture so logically we01:24:43
we think there is no point01:24:45
protest01:24:48
In 1986, the Committee of 300 ordered strengthening01:24:52
the fall pressure of the usa was not enough01:24:56
the United States quickly began and01:25:00
recognition process01:25:02
butchers cambodia criminal regime sex01:25:05
sweat who themselves admitted killing two01:25:09
million Cambodian citizens in01:25:13
In 1991 the wheel came full circle01:25:17
the united states went to war on01:25:20
friendly nation that was01:25:22
programmed01:25:23
believe the Washington traitor we are01:25:27
accused the president of the small cancer nation01:25:30
none of Saddam Hussein's sins01:25:35
none of which were even remotely true01:25:38
we killed and maimed their children we01:25:41
left to starve and die from01:25:44
all kinds of diseases01:25:46
at the same time we sent Bush emissaries01:25:50
from committee of 300 to cambodia recognize01:25:54
criminal mass murderers of two million01:25:57
Cambodians who were brought to01:26:00
victim of the Committee 300's experiment01:26:03
a sharp decline in population for01:26:05
urban populations the same thing will happen01:26:09
in big cities in the United States01:26:12
in the not so distant future01:26:14
now President Bush and his subordinates01:26:18
committee 300 administration actually01:26:22
they say the following listen people what01:26:26
you want from me I told you that I would01:26:29
make a compromise and where I see fit01:26:32
even if you have to sleep with01:26:35
Poltava and murderers so kiss01:26:38
my thighs01:26:39
the level of pressure on societies to01:26:43
changes will peak in01:26:47
1993 and we will witness scenes01:26:51
which would previously have been considered impossible01:26:55
Stunned America will react01:26:57
but very little it doesn’t even bother us01:27:01
the latest threat to our freedom01:27:05
personal computer cards ideas01:27:09
books changing a person's image01:27:11
seeing Harman is too difficult for01:27:15
understanding of the majority therefore resorted to01:27:18
Marilyn services the snow leopards to make them01:27:22
more understandable under the guise of the Age of Aquarius01:27:26
there is a striptease show on stage and a song01:27:30
dawn of the era of Aquarius for deeds top lines01:27:34
a hit of parades and went around the whole world01:27:37
personal computer cards when01:27:40
they will be fully distributed only from us01:27:44
familiar environment and how we01:27:48
we'll see environment means a lot01:27:52
more than the generally accepted meaning of this01:27:54
words01:27:55
the united states received01:27:58
severe moral injury that is not01:28:02
no nation in the world received the most01:28:05
the worst is yet to come01:28:07
everything happens as ordered01:28:12
Tavistock and according to plans Stanford01:28:15
sociologists times don't change they change01:28:20
all changes are planned in advance and01:28:23
occur as a result carefully01:28:25
calculated actions would first01:28:28
changed slowly but now the speed01:28:32
changes increases connected01:28:34
states01:28:35
transform from one nation under God into01:28:39
multilingual conglomerate under different01:28:42
The gods of the USA are no longer one nation01:28:46
under one god the basis of the constitution01:28:49
our ancestors were defeated01:28:53
spoke the same language01:28:57
professed the same religion01:28:59
peasantry and adhered to common01:29:02
ideals were no strangers in our midst01:29:06
it came later as intentionally01:29:09
a planned attempt to split the country01:29:11
outfit of divided nationalities01:29:14
crops and where if you are in doubt01:29:18
this01:29:19
take a walk around the east side on Saturday01:29:22
New York or pvs I'll get off01:29:25
Los Angeles and look around01:29:28
the united states became several01:29:32
nations trying01:29:34
coexist under a common system01:29:37
government when gateways and migration01:29:41
were wide open by Franklin01:29:43
Roosevelt already gives us the heads of the Committee of 30001:29:46
cultural shock caused a great01:29:49
confusion and confusion as a result01:29:52
the concept of one nation has ceased01:29:55
work of the Roman club and NATO aggravated01:29:59
situation01:30:00
The formula to love your neighbor is not01:30:03
works if your neighbor is different01:30:07
you yourself are for the creators of our constitution01:30:11
those truths that they proclaimed for01:30:14
future generations were self-evidently not01:30:17
being confident that the following01:30:20
generation will also find these must-haves01:30:23
for the fulfillment of truth by self-evident they01:30:27
began to interpret them in detail according to01:30:30
apparently they were afraid that they would come01:30:32
times when the truths of which they01:30:35
adhered will cease to be01:30:38
self-explanatory Tavistock Institute01:30:41
human relations did everything to01:30:45
what the creators were so afraid of has arrived01:30:48
us constitution01:30:50
this time came with the arrival of Bush01:30:54
its lack of moral absolutes and01:30:56
new world order01:30:59
committee of 300 this is part01:31:02
social change concepts01:31:05
the concept imposed on America is01:31:09
according to the funeral of the Roman club will be01:31:13
mean serious things for Americans01:31:16
psychological trauma and everything01:31:18
increasing pressure01:31:20
civil unrest that began with01:31:24
since the creation of the Tavistock Club of Rome01:31:27
and NATO will continue in the USA until01:31:31
until the limit of these01:31:34
changes nations are made up of individuals01:31:38
and as individuals they have01:31:43
psychological limit after which01:31:46
change is impossible and regardless01:31:49
strength01:31:50
individualism or nations is it01:31:54
psychological truth was reliably01:31:57
confirmed by planning department01:32:00
strategic bombing which01:32:03
recommended bombing residential areas01:32:05
German workers01:32:07
up to the saturation point01:32:10
as mentioned earlier this project01:32:14
was developed under the auspices of the insurance company01:32:16
prudential industrial companies01:32:20
and today no one doubts that01:32:24
Germany was defeated precisely in01:32:27
result of this operation01:32:30
legs of the scientists who worked on this project01:32:34
or continue to work01:32:36
bombing America to the limit01:32:39
saturation points01:32:40
or passed on their sophisticated methods01:32:44
to his followers01:32:47
the legacy they left behind01:32:50
myself01:32:51
manifested in the fact that we are not ourselves01:32:55
lost our way as a nation but us01:32:58
deliberately led astray from the path along which01:33:01
we have been guided for more than 200 years by the authors of the declaration01:33:06
independence01:33:07
in short, we have lost touch with our01:33:10
historical roots01:33:13
lost the faith that inspired many01:33:16
generation of Americans for progressive01:33:20
development of the nation using heritage01:33:23
creators of the Declaration of Independence and01:33:26
constitution of the united states what we01:33:29
lost their way is clear to all seekers01:33:33
the truth no matter how bitter it may be01:33:37
led by bush and his absence01:33:40
moral absolutes we crawl incomprehensibly01:33:44
where is this lost nation?01:33:48
manifests itself in the moods of individuals we01:33:52
collaborating with committee of 300 for our01:33:55
our own collapse and our enslavement01:33:59
some feel it and experience it01:34:02
strong concern about various theories01:34:05
conspiracies with which they are familiar01:34:09
Apparently they can’t reveal everything to them01:34:11
it's because they don't know anything01:34:14
about the hierarchy of the conspirators, the Committee of 30001:34:19
these souls that feel deep01:34:22
concerns who feel that01:34:26
something shouldn't happen at all01:34:29
still cannot gather their strength in01:34:32
fist to solve problems wandering in01:34:36
in the dark they look into the future01:34:40
which eludes them01:34:43
The American dream becomes a mirage01:34:46
they put their faith in religion but not01:34:50
are taking no steps to01:34:53
back up this belief with action Americans01:34:57
and never experienced a rebirth like this01:35:01
how Europeans experienced it at the very01:35:04
dark moment of the dark ages01:35:07
they aroused in decisive action01:35:10
one's own spirit transformation, the result of which01:35:13
there was a glorious revival01:35:16
the enemy who sent them to this01:35:20
result01:35:21
decided in01:35:23
1980 inflict on the United States01:35:27
a blow so strong that revival01:35:30
in America it would seem impossible who01:35:34
this enemy this enemy they are not close01:35:40
the enemy is clearly defined as the Committee of 30001:35:44
Roman NATO Club and all branches01:35:48
think tanks and research01:35:50
organizations01:35:52
Tavistock controlled no need01:35:56
use the words they or enemy except01:36:00
how to abbreviate we know and by whom01:36:05
are they and who is the enemy of the committee of 30001:36:10
his liberal aristocracy01:36:13
establishment01:36:14
the east coast of the usa with its banks01:36:18
insurance companies01:36:20
giant corporations01:36:22
funds communication networks in01:36:26
led by a hierarchy of conspirators that's who01:36:29
enemy this force asus leaked the Bolshevik01:36:35
revolution and established a reign of terror in01:36:38
Russia unleashed the First and Second World Wars01:36:42
wars I'll go to the Korean War in Vietnam01:36:46
organized crises in southern Rhodesia01:36:50
Africa, Nicaragua and the Philippines01:36:53
secret government that01:36:57
carried out aimed at the collapse of the economy01:36:59
usa and final where01:37:02
industrialization of a country that once01:37:06
was the greatest industrial power01:37:09
peace01:37:10
America today can be compared to01:37:13
a soldier who suddenly fell asleep in the heat of battle01:37:17
we Americans just fell asleep and let01:37:22
to plunge oneself into apathy caused01:37:25
excessive possibilities of choice these01:37:28
changes transform the environment around us01:37:31
Wednesday01:37:32
deprive us of the will to resist we01:37:35
we become lethargic and apathetic and in the end01:37:39
finally we fall asleep in the midst of battle01:37:42
there is a technical term for this01:37:45
state it is called deep01:37:49
penetrating long-term stress01:37:51
the art of influencing big people01:37:54
groups of people through deep01:37:57
penetrating long-term stress was01:38:00
developed by Tavistock with whom institutes and01:38:03
its subsidiaries in the USA01:38:06
Stanford Research01:38:08
Rand Corporation Institute and more01:38:11
at least01:38:12
150 research institutions in01:38:16
USA01:38:17
Dr. Kurt Lewin01:38:20
the scientist who developed these diabolical01:38:23
methods of warfare forced the average01:38:26
American patriot going crazy01:38:29
about various conspiracy theories01:38:32
giving him a feeling of insecurity01:38:34
danger, feeling of loneliness and even01:38:37
of fear these moods arise in him01:38:40
as he tries to search but01:38:43
can’t find the cause of the decline and01:38:46
decompositions caused by concepts01:38:49
He is not capable of changing the image of a person01:38:52
not to recognize, much less resist01:38:56
social moral economic and01:38:58
political changes01:39:00
which he considers undesirable and01:39:03
unacceptable but which nevertheless01:39:05
the name doctor is becoming more intense01:39:10
or wine is not in any history book01:39:13
our establishment which ultimately01:39:16
ultimately are records of events01:39:20
way from the point of view of the ruling class01:39:23
or the victors in the war so I'm with01:39:27
I am proud to present this name to you01:39:30
Dr. Levin mentioned above01:39:33
organized the Harvard psychological01:39:36
clinic institute for social research01:39:39
under the auspices of the Tavistock Institute01:39:41
the names of these two organizations are not01:39:44
reveal their true goals01:39:48
reminds me of the shameful beat01:39:51
law reform bill01:39:55
about banknotes and the mint at01:39:59
this in01:40:00
1827 Billy's title was enough01:40:05
harmless or sounded harmless that01:40:08
was intentionally made by its creators01:40:12
through this underwear senator john01:40:15
Sherman betrayed the nation into the hands of international01:40:18
bankers01:40:19
presumably Sherman was pushing01:40:23
Belle didn't read it as we know01:40:26
Billy's true goal was to01:40:28
allow the circulation of not only silver01:40:31
and any other banknotes and coins01:40:35
and thus give to countless01:40:38
anchor unlimited power over01:40:40
loans to our nation by this government bankers01:40:45
were clearly and clearly resolved in unambiguous01:40:49
the language of the US Constitution01:40:52
Kurt Lewin gave the Tavistock Institute01:40:56
Club of Rome and NATO unlimited01:40:59
power over America and what it shouldn't01:41:02
no organization has the right01:41:05
association or society these institutions01:41:10
used usurped power01:41:12
to destroy the nation's will to01:41:15
resistance01:41:16
plan and intention of the conspirators will deprive01:41:20
us the fruits of the American Revolution and01:41:23
guide us on the path leading straight to01:41:26
new dark ages under the rule of one01:41:30
world government01:41:33
Levin's assistants in implementing this01:41:36
far-reaching goals were Richard Crosman01:41:40
eric 3 st dicks willis harman charles01:41:45
anderson garnish lens richard price button accordion01:41:51
please note these names are never01:41:54
actually appeared on the evening news01:41:58
they only appeared in scientific journals01:42:01
that's why so few Americans know them and01:42:04
can't imagine that these people already01:42:07
done01:42:08
and continue to do for the USA01:42:11
President Jefferson once said that01:42:16
he feels sorry for those who think that they are all01:42:19
know about current events01:42:21
British Prime Minister reading newspapers01:42:25
Israel said almost the same thing01:42:29
indeed for centuries01:42:32
rulers enjoyed governing because01:42:35
the backstage of the stage man always felt01:42:39
wish01:42:40
dominate and nowhere and never it01:42:43
the desire was not as pressure as in01:42:46
Nowadays01:42:47
if it weren't like that, why were they needed?01:42:51
be secret societies01:42:53
if we were ruled by an open system01:42:56
led by democratically elected01:42:59
officials, what need would there be for secret01:43:03
Masonic lodges in every village and village01:43:07
and the city of the USA so it may be that the franc01:43:11
Freemasonry acted so openly and at that time01:43:15
at the same time she hid her thoughts so well01:43:17
secrets we can't ask this question01:43:20
not 9 unknown from the 9 sisters box in Paris01:43:26
them to 9 colleagues in the box of four crowns in01:43:30
London nevertheless these 18 people01:43:33
form part of an even more secret01:43:37
government01:43:38
Royal Institute of International Affairs01:43:41
and then committee 300 how could it happen01:43:46
that Frank is Scottish Rite Freemasonry01:43:50
was able to indoctrinate John01:43:54
Hinckley to shoot the President01:43:57
Reagan why do we need such secret orders01:44:01
like the knights of saint john of jerusalem01:44:04
round table Milner group and others01:44:08
similar secret societies01:44:10
they form part of a worldwide chain01:44:12
control department01:44:15
carried out through the Roman Club01:44:17
Royal Institute of International Affairs and01:44:20
finally directly to the hierarchy itself01:44:23
conspirators committee of 300 these secret01:44:27
societies are needed because their deeds01:44:29
are criminal and must hide evil01:44:33
can withstand the light of truth in this01:44:37
in the book we will find an almost complete list01:44:39
conspirators01:44:40
their institutions cover organizations01:44:44
publishing houses01:44:46
In 1980, the Aquarius conspiracy was in its heyday01:44:51
his success could be seen in everyone01:44:54
aspect of our private and national01:44:57
life lived the changing growth of the meaningless01:45:01
violence serial murder suicide01:45:04
teenagers01:45:05
unmistakable signs of lethargy deeply01:45:09
penetrating long-term tension has become01:45:13
part of our new environment01:45:16
which is just as dangerous as01:45:20
the poisoned air we breathe01:45:24
the coming era of Aquarius01:45:26
took America by surprise, we as a nation01:45:30
were not ready for those imposed on us01:45:33
changes who has ever heard from01:45:36
east kurta shower and get out their armani01:45:39
and johnny rolling teresi they don't even01:45:42
were on the American political scene01:45:45
everything we could notice if we01:45:49
if you even bothered to open your eyes01:45:53
decline in our ability to resist01:45:56
future shock as we have become01:45:59
more tired, exhausted and entered01:46:02
finally in a period of psychological shock01:46:05
followed by general apathy as01:46:09
outward manifestation of war using01:46:12
deep all-round penetration01:46:15
The Age of Aquarius is best described by Tavistock01:46:19
sky institute as a means01:46:22
distribution01:46:23
instability has three distinct phases01:46:27
here are the distress reaction clicks that01:46:31
exhibit large social groups01:46:34
first phase01:46:36
superficial exposed01:46:38
the population will defend itself with slogans01:46:42
it does not reveal the source of the crisis and01:46:45
really01:46:47
there is no confrontation01:46:49
therefore the crisis will continue01:46:52
second phase01:46:54
fragmentation decay this occurs when01:46:58
the crisis will continue and public01:47:01
order is broken and then destroyed01:47:05
the third phase follows when the group01:47:08
population finally enters the state01:47:11
self-realization and01:47:13
turns away from inspired in01:47:16
crisis followed by a weak reaction01:47:20
accompanied by active synaptic01:47:23
idealism and at me chewing who will become01:47:27
deny01:47:28
that a colossal increase in consumption01:47:30
drugs01:47:32
every day they start using scream01:47:35
thousands of new drug addicts01:47:37
shocking rise in infant murders01:47:41
will pay satiety which far exceeds01:47:45
the number of casualties of our armed forces01:47:48
both world wars and also in the Korean01:47:52
Vietnam Wars combined01:47:55
open approval of homosexuals and01:47:58
lesbians01:47:59
to protect whose rights every year01:48:02
more and more laws are being passed01:48:05
the terrible AIDS plague that has struck our01:48:09
city complete collapse of our system01:48:13
education01:48:15
horrifying rise in divorce rates01:48:18
murder rate01:48:19
plunging steel into horror and disbelief01:48:23
world of satanic serial murders01:48:27
disappearance of thousands of young children01:48:30
abducted on the streets by sexual01:48:33
perverts collapse of pornography01:48:36
accompanied by permission to01:48:39
on television screens, after all this it will become01:48:43
deny that our country is in01:48:47
crisis that we are not trying to01:48:50
resist and from which01:48:54
we turn away people acting from the most01:48:58
best intentions and01:49:01
specializing in these problems01:49:03
place much of the blame on01:49:06
system shortcomings01:49:07
education or rather that in the USA01:49:11
has this name01:49:14
There are a lot of older criminals these days01:49:17
groups 9 15 years old rapists ordinary01:49:22
phenomena among our ten-year-olds01:49:25
our specialists our teachers union01:49:29
churches say that all this is due to01:49:32
imperfect education system about01:49:36
This is evidenced by the drop in valuations01:49:39
indicators01:49:40
experts lament that01:49:42
that the USA now ranks 39th in the world01:49:47
by ur in it education why we01:49:51
we mourn what is so01:49:54
our education system was obvious01:49:58
programmed to01:50:01
self-destruction is precisely for this purpose01:50:04
sent to the USA01:50:05
Dr. Alexander King is exactly what it was01:50:09
ordered to carry out justice ear go01:50:13
black the thing is that the committee is 300 s01:50:17
wants our government's approval01:50:19
so that our youth do not receive01:50:22
proper education is education01:50:25
which frank mason justin huga black01:50:29
alexander king gunnar mayor dal and his wife01:50:33
intend to give to children in the USA is01:50:36
What01:50:38
crime pays off01:50:41
expediency is paramount01:50:43
they teach our children that laws01:50:47
United States apply01:50:49
it's unfair that's how it should be01:50:53
our children have been raised for decades in01:50:56
this spirit using examples of corruption Ronald01:51:00
Reagan and George Bush were caught in the net and01:51:03
greed that completely took possession of them01:51:07
our education system has not reached01:51:10
decline under king black and mayor01:51:13
In business she actually achieved great things01:51:16
success01:51:17
but it all depends on the point of view01:51:20
with which we look at her committee of 30001:51:24
admired our education system01:51:27
he won't allow it to change one iota01:51:31
according to the Stanford Institute and01:51:34
Melissa Harman01:51:36
induced spiritual trauma of deep01:51:39
and comprehensive01:51:40
penetration of which is01:51:43
our education is already being applied01:51:47
we've been around for forty-five years now01:51:50
how many people are aware of this insidious01:51:53
pressure put on our society01:51:57
constant indoctrination and01:52:00
brainwashing01:52:02
which happens every day01:52:04
mysterious street gang wars that01:52:07
erupted in the 50s in New York01:52:10
an example of how conspirators can01:52:12
create any subversive elements and01:52:15
control them where these wars came from01:52:18
no one knew the bow before01:52:21
1980s until researchers01:52:24
exposed the secret leaders who01:52:28
managed this so-called social01:52:31
street gang wars were a phenomenon01:52:35
carefully planned01:52:37
Stanford to deliberately stun01:52:40
our society and cause unrest and01:52:43
worries to01:52:46
In 1958 there were already more than two hundred bows01:52:50
they were made popular by the musical and01:52:53
Hollywood film after all Soviet01:52:55
history after these gangs are intact01:52:58
have been in the headlines for decades01:53:01
news01:53:02
V01:53:04
In 1966 they suddenly disappeared from01:53:08
streets of new york and los angeles01:53:10
New Jersey01:53:12
Philadelphia and Chicago01:53:14
for an entire decade of street warfare01:53:18
gangs the public reacted to them in01:53:21
in accordance with the relevant01:53:24
Stanford Institute program01:53:27
society as a whole could not understand this01:53:30
gang war and reacted inadequately01:53:33
if only there were wise people who01:53:36
would be recognized in these street wars01:53:39
experiment01:53:41
Stanford Institute for Social Sciences01:53:43
engineering and brainwashing then a conspiracy01:53:46
would be revealed or we don't have01:53:49
qualified and powerful specialists01:53:53
realistically assess what is happening01:53:54
which is very unlikely, or they were forced01:53:58
remain silent under threats01:54:01
media cooperation01:54:03
information from st and words kim01:54:05
institute led to a new attack on our01:54:08
Lifestyle01:54:09
form of the concept of a new era what was01:54:12
predicted by social engineers01:54:14
and specialists in new sciences and puts01:54:17
drain in01:54:20
1989 on the streets of Los Angeles01:54:24
street wars were again inspired01:54:27
gangs as a means of creating conditions for01:54:30
social changes over several01:54:33
months of the first manda incidents began01:54:36
multiply01:54:37
first in tens then in hundreds01:54:40
streets of east side los angeles01:54:44
drug dens have spread and01:54:46
rampant prostitution sellers01:54:49
drugs dominated the streets of everyone01:54:53
who got in their way01:54:54
were shot, there were screams in the press01:54:57
loud and long chosen by Stanford01:55:00
a large target population has become01:55:03
defend yourself with slogans the whistle called01:55:07
this is the first phase when the target group is not01:55:10
can determine the source of the crisis01:55:13
the second phase of the gangster war was01:55:16
fragmentation people who did not live in places01:55:20
street gang activity said glory01:55:23
God they don't bother us, the crisis doesn't matter01:55:26
less continued whether he was recognized or not01:55:30
public order post angeles thread01:55:33
over time it began to break down as it was01:55:36
programmed by the wise current group01:55:39
not affected by wars and the bow broke off01:55:42
to protect yourself because the source01:55:46
the crisis has not been established, the period has begun01:55:50
the so-called process is not adequate01:55:54
adaptation and demarcation separation what01:55:59
was the goal of personal wars except01:56:01
drug distribution first01:56:04
show the target group that they are not in01:56:06
security01:56:07
that is, create a feeling of danger01:56:10
the second is to show that it is organized01:56:13
society is helpless in the face of such01:56:16
violence and the third cause recognition that01:56:20
the fact that our social order is collapsing01:56:25
current wave of street violence01:56:28
will stop as quickly as it started01:56:31
once the three phases are completed01:56:34
Stanford program01:56:37
a striking example of processing society to01:56:40
she accepted the changes01:56:42
even when such change is recognized01:56:45
undesirable large group of the population01:56:47
there was a beatles phenomenon01:56:51
brought to the USA as part of a social01:56:53
experiment01:56:54
which had to be subjected to great01:56:57
brainwashing population groups about01:56:59
which they didn’t even realize when01:57:03
you brought all the current beatles to the usa no one01:57:06
I couldn’t imagine the scope01:57:08
cultural catastrophe which should01:57:11
was started after this the beatles were01:57:15
an integral part of the Aquarius living conspiracy01:57:18
organism that arose from change01:57:21
image of a person01:57:23
contract 489 2150 report on political01:57:28
research 4/4 drop 74 prepared01:57:32
center for the study of social policy01:57:35
this is the head of willis harva phenomenon01:57:39
the beatles were not spontaneous youth01:57:41
rebellion against the old social system01:57:44
on the contrary it was carefully designed01:57:48
elusive with the conspirators entering plan01:57:51
extremely destructive element in01:57:54
large target population01:57:57
consciousness that was planned to change01:58:00
against her will01:58:02
together with the Beatles were introduced in America01:58:05
new words and expressions are put into circulation01:58:07
words invented by Tavistock01:58:10
rock in relation to musical sound01:58:13
teenager teen cool cool is01:58:17
covered open discovered and01:58:19
pop music were part of the vocabulary of01:58:22
code words meaning acceptance and01:58:26
drug use these words came01:58:29
together with the Beatles and appeared everywhere01:58:32
the Beatles and teenagers came01:58:35
they were immediately discovered by the way the word a01:58:39
teenager never used until01:58:42
The Beatles appeared on the scene thanks to01:58:45
Tavistock Institute of Human01:58:49
relations as in the case of street wars01:58:52
this problem could not be solved without01:58:56
cooperation with the media01:58:58
information01:58:59
especially with electronic media01:59:03
the role was given to the past type of food01:59:06
Sullivan who was specially01:59:08
prepared by the conspirators for that role01:59:11
which he was supposed to play no one01:59:14
would pay attention to the buffoonery01:59:16
group from Liverpool and on their 12a01:59:19
tonal system guys if only the press01:59:22
would not have raised a real one around them01:59:25
hype01:59:26
The 12 tone system consisted of heavy01:59:30
repeating sounds taken from men01:59:33
priests of the cult of Dionysus and Baal and01:59:37
subjected to modern processing01:59:39
Adorno was a close friend of the Queen of England and01:59:43
hence the committee of 300 tavistok and01:59:47
his Stanford01:59:49
Research Center01:59:51
created special words which then01:59:54
came into general use among01:59:56
rock music and and lovers of these fashionable02:00:00
keywords created a new one02:00:02
breakaway from its own larger02:00:05
youth group02:00:06
which through social engineering02:00:09
and the treatments made me believe that02:00:12
the beatles is really their favorite02:00:15
group02:00:16
all created in the context of rock music02:00:18
keywords were intended for02:00:21
mass management of the new target02:00:24
group, that is, American youth02:00:28
petals worked perfectly02:00:32
Tavistock and Stanford worked02:00:34
great and business just responded02:00:37
like programmed robots with02:00:40
a little help and friends code words02:00:44
for drug use and driving02:00:46
how cool the Beatles became02:00:50
another striking new type02:00:53
pearl Tavistock jargon he appeared02:00:57
shortly before the beatles were created02:01:00
new style extravagant clothing02:01:02
hairstyles and speech that outraged the elders02:01:07
generation what was planned it was02:01:10
not part of the fragmentation process02:01:12
adequate adaptation02:01:14
developed and put into action, taken away himself02:01:18
Harva us by his team of scientific sociologists02:01:21
and specialists in the field of genetic02:01:23
engineering in the dir of effective flushing02:01:27
brains of large groups of the population in our02:01:30
society has a decisive role02:01:33
printed and electronic media02:01:35
mass media02:01:38
street gang wars ended in02:01:41
Los Angeles in02:01:44
1966 as soon as the media02:01:47
information02:01:48
street people stopped commenting on them02:01:51
gangs begin to disperse as02:01:54
weakening the media attention to them and then a02:01:57
not aimlessly02:01:58
disappear as in02:02:01
In 1966 the problem simply fizzled out02:02:04
street gangs have fulfilled their task02:02:07
creating an atmosphere of instability and02:02:10
dangers exactly the same scenario02:02:13
expects rock music to be resolved and02:02:16
media attention02:02:18
she will quietly take her place in history02:02:21
after the beatles which by the way02:02:25
brought together the Tavistock Institute02:02:27
other maiden england arrived too02:02:30
rock bands for whom as well as for the beatles02:02:34
you wrote all the cult lyrics from Adorno and02:02:37
I composed all the music, it’s unpleasant for me02:02:41
use these beautiful words in02:02:43
in the context of Beatlemania this reminds me02:02:46
how the word is used incorrectly02:02:49
beloved when she treats02:02:51
dirty contact between two02:02:54
homosexuals squirming in02:02:57
swinish lust to call rock music02:03:00
same insult men as rock02:03:04
lyrics insults language a02:03:07
then Tavistock and Stanford set to work02:03:11
implementation of the second phase of work02:03:13
commissioned by him by the 300 committee new phase02:03:17
fueled social change in02:03:20
America as quickly as they appeared on02:03:23
The American Beatles scene arose and02:03:26
broken generation code words02:03:29
intended02:03:30
divide separate social groups02:03:34
Now the media has focused its attention02:03:38
on a broken generation new words02:03:41
of Tavistock origin took02:03:43
seemingly out of nowhere02:03:45
hipsters happy children of flowers these words02:03:49
became firmly established in the language of America02:03:52
popular to drop out of society to wear02:03:55
dirty jeans and long unwashed hair02:03:59
representatives of the broken generation02:04:01
they cut themselves off from the rest of America02:04:05
received the same bad reputation as02:04:08
cleaner beatles02:04:10
newly created social group02:04:14
lifestyle has sucked in millions of young people02:04:17
Americans their cult American02:04:20
youth have been subjected to radical02:04:22
revolution without even realizing it at the time02:04:26
while the older generation is helpless02:04:29
stayed nearby being unable to02:04:31
identify the source of the crisis and02:04:34
therefore not responding adequately to02:04:37
his manifestations which were02:04:39
all kinds of drugs marijuana02:04:42
later lysergic a acid02:04:46
LSD was just right02:04:49
provided for them by the Swiss02:04:52
pharmaceutical company Sandoz after02:04:55
how one of her chemists Albert02:04:57
Hofmann discovered the synthesis of ergo tamino one02:05:01
of the most powerful02:05:02
mind-altering drugs committee02:05:05
300 financed this project through one02:05:08
from their banks with si wartburg and in02:05:11
The drug was brought to America by the philosopher Aldous02:05:15
if a new miracle drug was started quickly02:05:18
distribute in trial packages02:05:21
distributed free of charge in colleges and02:05:24
rock concerts throughout the area02:05:26
United States resulting in02:05:29
it was LSD that became the catalyst for widespread02:05:32
drug distribution here right away02:05:35
the urgent question arises: what did you do?02:05:38
at this time the control department02:05:40
drugs and b.n. there are undeniable02:05:43
circumstantial evidence02:05:45
showing that he killed knew that02:05:47
happens but he was ordered not to02:05:50
intervene as more and more02:05:53
British rock bands visited the USA02:05:57
rock concerts have become mandatory02:05:59
element of everyday life02:06:01
American youth in tandem with these02:06:04
concerts grew proportionally and02:06:06
youth drug use02:06:08
Jawor bedlam of heavy percussive sounds02:06:11
drowned the consciousness of the listeners to such an extent02:06:14
the degree that any of them could02:06:17
easy to convince to try a new drug02:06:19
just because everyone is doing this example02:06:23
surrounding peers is very strong02:06:26
the new culture received weapons02:06:29
maximum possible lighting in02:06:31
in mass media02:06:33
and it didn’t cost the conspirators a single02:06:36
cent strong indignation row02:06:39
civic leaders and church leaders02:06:41
about the new cult was sent02:06:44
against its results they are against its causes02:06:48
critics and rock cults have done the same02:06:51
the most mistakes that were made in02:06:54
they criticized the Prohibition period02:06:57
teacher law enforcement02:07:00
parents of anyone but02:07:03
conspirators because I'm overwhelmed02:07:06
feelings of anger and resentment towards02:07:09
I am not this great drug plague02:07:12
I apologize to the reader for02:07:14
using words is perfect for me02:07:17
uncharacteristic one of the most vile02:07:20
drug years throughout America02:07:23
is Allen Ginsberg02:07:25
this ginsberg without spending no center02:07:29
advertised SD throughout the country, although in02:07:33
normal circumstances02:07:35
advertising like this on TV would be worth it02:07:37
millions of dollars is free advertising02:07:41
drugs and above all LSD reached02:07:44
its peak in the late 60s thanks to02:07:48
absolutely voluntary media support02:07:50
effect of mass advertising campaign02:07:54
Ginsberg was a terrifying American02:07:57
public02:07:58
was exposed to a whole range of cultural02:08:01
future shocks02:08:03
exposed to02:08:05
avalanche-like flow of information and02:08:08
overstimulation I want again02:08:11
remind you that this is Tavistock jargon02:08:13
underlined from Tavistock02:08:15
practical aids we were captured02:08:18
this flow and having reached a certain02:08:21
the critical stage our consciousness has become02:08:24
just fall into apathy when you are no longer in02:08:27
forces02:08:28
digest this information over02:08:31
doses that is deep and comprehensive02:08:34
penetration got us vinberg02:08:38
claimed to be a poet but none of them02:08:41
those who tried to become a poet did not write02:08:45
more nonsense and nonsense02:08:47
the task assigned to Ginsburg02:08:50
had almost nothing to do with his poetry02:08:53
the main task was to impose the target02:08:56
group of the population a new subculture in02:09:00
Norman was assigned to help the monster02:09:02
mailer of a writer of the sort that02:09:05
regularly spend time in psychiatric hospitals02:09:08
Miller was a leftist darling02:09:11
Hollywood party02:09:12
and therefore he had no problems with02:09:14
getting the maximum TV02:09:17
time for ginsberg naturally mailer02:09:21
had to have a plausible excuse02:09:24
even he could not openly propagate02:09:28
Ginsberg's true intentions02:09:30
therefore the following maneuver was adopted02:09:33
Miller had serious conversations with Giesberg02:09:37
in front of the camera and poetry and literature these02:09:41
method of obtaining wide and free02:09:45
television advertising began to be used02:09:47
all rock bands and concert producers and02:09:51
tycoons who followed Ginsberg's example02:09:54
electronic funds showed generosity02:09:57
when it was necessary to give free airtime02:10:00
time for these dirty wombs02:10:03
to their creatures even dirtier02:10:06
work and vile ideas without02:10:09
advertisements for these creepy dirty tongues02:10:11
albums without the generous help of printed and02:10:15
electronic media02:10:17
drug trafficking could not02:10:20
spread as fast as it did02:10:23
in the late sixties and early 70s02:10:26
and it would probably be limited02:10:30
several small local areas02:10:33
the monster managed to perform in several02:10:36
TV programs broadcast throughout02:10:39
the country where he praised02:10:42
advantages of LSD and marijuana02:10:46
a cover for new ideas and a new culture02:10:50
developing in the world of art and music02:10:53
not inferior to electronic means02:10:55
mass media02:10:57
Ginsberg's fans wrote passionate02:11:00
articles about this bright man in columns02:11:04
on art and social life of all the most02:11:08
major newspapers and magazines in America have never02:11:11
back in the history of newspapers radio and television02:11:14
there was no such thing02:11:16
broadcast advertising campaign on02:11:19
which is both the mastermind and from the conspiracy02:11:22
Aquarius at that Roman club is not02:11:25
didn't spend a penny, it was absolutely02:11:29
free advertising for lsd only slightly02:11:32
disguised under the guise of art and02:11:35
culture one of my closest friends02:11:39
ginsberg tiny love published new york02:11:42
Times article 5 pages methodology02:11:47
Tavistock and Stanford says the following02:11:50
if you need to advertise something02:11:54
something the public hasn't yet02:11:56
fully accepts due to02:11:59
insufficient brainwashing then should02:12:02
order an article covering all aspects02:12:05
this issue02:12:07
another method is to organize02:12:09
live television talk shows02:12:12
which group of experts02:12:15
advertises a product or ideas under the guise02:12:18
their discussions by the show participants02:12:21
demonstrate different points of view02:12:24
supporters and opponents02:12:25
speak out for or against02:12:28
when it all ends02:12:30
the issue under discussion is firmly stuck in02:12:34
public consciousness in the early seventies02:12:37
years ago this was a new thing today02:12:40
standard practice for everyone02:12:43
prosperous top show 5 page02:12:47
Lava article praising LSD and Ginsberg02:12:51
was immediately published in02:12:53
new york times if only godsberg02:12:56
tried to buy the same area in02:12:59
advertising pages of newspapers and it would be worth it02:13:03
he has at least 50 thousand dollars but02:13:06
Ginsberg had no reason02:13:09
for concern02:13:11
thanks to my friend kenya lava02:13:13
Ginsberg received widespread publicity02:13:16
completely free with the help of such02:13:20
newspapers like the New York Times and Washington02:13:23
post under the control of the committee02:13:26
300 this type of free advertising02:13:29
applies to any issue especially02:13:32
if you need to introduce society02:13:34
decadent lifestyle drugs02:13:37
hedonism is everything that can lead you astray from the truth02:13:40
ways02:13:41
American people after trial attempts02:13:44
with Ginsburg from LSD standard02:13:47
the practice of the Committee of 300 was to appeal02:13:50
major US newspapers demanding02:13:53
provide free advertising for topics02:13:56
people and the ideas they introduce into02:13:59
society is better or worse it depends02:14:04
from the point of view of the press agency and on02:14:07
this press body lift is free02:14:09
advertising Kamilov in favor of Ginsberg and02:14:12
lsd and passed on her losses to hundreds of newspapers02:14:17
and magazines throughout the country under the guise02:14:20
news even so respectable02:14:23
magazines like harper's bazaar and time02:14:27
introduced Ginsberg as a person02:14:29
worthy of attention and respect02:14:32
if such a national advertisement02:14:35
was provided by Ginsberg and02:14:38
distributor of LSD advertising02:14:41
agencies then the total costs for it02:14:44
would amount to at least one02:14:46
million dollars in prices02:14:49
1970 today this price would not be02:14:54
less than 15 16 million dollars02:14:57
no wonder I call it means02:15:00
mass media02:15:01
jackals I suggest you try02:15:05
find some mass channel02:15:07
information through which you can02:15:10
it would be to publicize the material I02:15:13
us federal reserve system02:15:16
press my time I did this02:15:20
attempt02:15:21
I offered my article which02:15:24
was a convincing02:15:26
exposing the greatest thing in the world02:15:28
scam to all major newspapers02:15:31
television channels radio stations02:15:34
magazine and also the host of several02:15:37
some of them gave talk shows02:15:40
give us encouraging promises02:15:43
about a week and we will contact you02:15:46
Naturally no one contacted me02:15:49
The article never appeared on the pages02:15:51
newspapers and magazines there was a feeling that02:15:55
on me and on the problem that I tried02:15:58
illuminate blanket thrown over silence02:16:01
what actually happened02:16:04
unsuccessful media hysteria02:16:07
information02:16:08
without almost 24/7 advertising02:16:11
hippo beatnik cult of rock music and02:16:15
drugs would never take root in02:16:19
society he so I would remain on the level02:16:22
marginal nonsense of the Beatles with their02:16:26
strumming idiotic guitars02:16:28
expressions of narcotic jargon and02:16:31
I would never wear stupid outfits02:16:34
rose above the level of street clowns but02:16:37
instead it's Beatles propaganda02:16:40
in mass media02:16:42
reached the saturation point level in02:16:46
as a result of which the United States experienced one02:16:49
culture shock behind other people hidden in02:16:53
think tanks and research02:16:56
institutions whose names and faces are known02:16:59
only a very narrow circle was taken care of02:17:02
for the press to play its part and02:17:05
on the contrary, the important role of the media02:17:08
information in hiding the forces behind02:17:12
future cultural upheavals02:17:14
ensures that the source of the crisis never02:17:18
our society will not be discovered this way02:17:21
driven into a state of madness by02:17:24
psychological02:17:25
shocks and tensions driven to madness02:17:29
expression taken from Krestovsky02:17:31
practical guide02:17:33
from humble beginnings02:17:35
1921 Tavistock's02:17:39
1966 was ready to begin a powerful02:17:43
and an irreversible cultural revolution in02:17:47
America which is not finished yet02:17:50
since the Aquarius conspiracy and about the component02:17:55
it was believed that after such treatment02:17:58
the country is quite ripe for02:18:00
distribution of drugs on a large scale02:18:03
comparable to the Prohibition era02:18:06
and this was what it was planned to do02:18:09
that was a lot of money too02:18:11
an integral part of the Aquarius plot02:18:15
drug distribution was one of the02:18:17
problems studied in research02:18:20
center02:18:21
scientific policies press Saki02:18:23
he was famous at Tavistock University02:18:27
as a center of future shocks is the name02:18:30
special psychology focused on02:18:33
the future is provided to china and manipulated02:18:36
entire groups of the population to cause02:18:39
they are in shock of the future it was the first of02:18:42
several similar institutions created02:18:46
there the origins of the shock of the future are presented02:18:49
is a series of events that happen02:18:52
so fast that the human brain02:18:55
turns out to be unable02:18:57
comprehend the information as I indicated02:19:00
Science has previously demonstrated that02:19:03
consciousness has clear limits of comprehension02:19:06
both in relation to the number of changes so02:19:09
and regarding their nature after the series02:19:13
continuous shocks target group02:19:15
population enters a state when02:19:19
its members no longer wish to make choices in02:19:22
changing circumstances02:19:25
apathy takes over which often02:19:28
preceded by senseless violence02:19:30
like Los Angeles street wars02:19:33
serial killing and rape gangs02:19:37
child abductions02:19:39
such a group becomes easy02:19:42
it will be controlled without resistance02:19:45
obey any orders that is02:19:48
the purpose of such processing is the shock of the future by02:19:52
identifying a research center02:19:54
science policy02:19:55
represent physical and02:19:58
psychological breakdown that occurs02:20:01
due to02:20:02
overstrain of that part of the human02:20:05
consciousness02:20:06
who is responsible for accepting02:20:09
meaningful decisions is Krestovsky02:20:13
jargon taken directly from Tavistock02:20:16
Chinese practical aids that I02:20:20
received without their knowledge02:20:23
like overloaded02:20:26
the electrical network burns out02:20:28
fuse02:20:29
fuses blow in the same way02:20:33
medicine is just beginning for people02:20:36
getting closer to understanding this syndrome02:20:38
although John Rowling spent the rice02:20:41
experiments in this area back in02:20:44
twenties02:20:45
it was found that the treated target02:20:48
group and fuses are ready to blow02:20:51
and members of this group begin to use02:20:54
drugs as a means of escape02:20:57
constant need to do02:20:58
meaningful choice is where it comes from02:21:01
drug use so fast02:21:04
spread among the American02:21:06
bit generation02:21:07
what started with the beatles and freebies02:21:11
trial doses of lsd outgrew02:21:15
drug tsunami sweeping02:21:18
America02:21:20
drug trafficking02:21:22
controlled by the highest levels02:21:25
hierarchy committee of 300 it was started02:21:29
British East India Company example02:21:32
which was immediately followed by the Dutch02:21:35
East India Company02:21:37
both of these companies were controlled02:21:39
council 300 list of members names and02:21:42
shareholders of the British East India02:21:44
companies are like two peas in a pod02:21:48
list of rights to shave02:21:50
the company has established a Chinese domestic02:21:53
the mission of which was to be addicted02:21:56
copy on Chinese peasants or coolies like02:22:00
they were called it created a market for opium02:22:04
which was filled02:22:06
British East India Company similar02:22:11
how the committee of 300 used the beatles02:22:14
to popularize02:22:16
social drugs among American02:22:19
youth and the Hollywood crowd this02:22:22
Sullivan was sent to England to02:22:24
meet the first rock band02:22:27
Tavistock Institute which caused02:22:30
visit to the usa after that sullivan02:22:33
returned to America to work02:22:35
strategy for electronic media02:22:38
media on packaging and serving02:22:41
groups without full cooperation02:22:43
electronic media and ed sullivan on02:22:46
The public didn't pay attention to the Beatles and their music02:22:49
would have no attention instead ours02:22:53
national life and the very spirit of the united02:22:56
states have been irrevocably changed now02:23:00
when we already know a lot about what's on and02:23:02
it's clear how successful it was02:23:04
Beatles advertising campaign02:23:07
distribution of drugs from the public02:23:10
the fact that music02:23:13
and the lyrics for the Beatles were written by Telador before02:23:16
The Beatles' main function was02:23:19
to be discovered by teenagers on02:23:24
which were then bombarded by continuous02:23:26
flow of Beatles guys until02:23:29
they did not develop the belief that02:23:32
they like these sounds as a result02:23:35
they accepted this music and everything with02:23:39
the Liverpool group is completely connected with it02:23:42
lived up to expectations and with a little help02:23:44
from your friends with a phrase from their songs then02:23:49
eat with the help of substances that we02:23:52
we call drugs created a whole new02:23:55
class of young Americans for sure02:23:58
sample ordered by Tavistock with whom02:24:02
institute02:24:03
the whistle created a clearly recognizable02:24:07
a new type that was supposed to act02:24:10
as a drug distributor02:24:12
Chinese Inland Christian Mission02:24:16
missionaries were no longer suitable in the conditions02:24:20
1960s new type of phrase from02:24:24
in sociological jargon it means02:24:26
that the beatles created new social02:24:29
samples whose main purpose was02:24:32
popularize and bring to the level02:24:35
routine drug use02:24:37
new tastes in clothes and hairstyles that02:24:40
radically isolated young people from their environment02:24:42
the older generation as it was02:24:45
provided by the wise current required02:24:48
note intentional and defiant02:24:50
separation language embedded tavistock02:24:53
teenagers couldn't even imagine02:24:56
that they are all traditional values02:24:58
which they strive to be carefully02:25:01
developed by elderly scientists in brain02:25:04
centers of England and Stanford they would be02:25:07
shocked to discover that most of them02:25:10
there were crooked habits and expressions02:25:12
specially created by a group of elderly02:25:14
sociologists the role of the media02:25:16
information in drug distribution02:25:19
on a national scale was and remains02:25:21
extremely important when the media suddenly02:25:24
stopped covering street gang warriors02:25:27
these gangs as a social phenomenon are simply02:25:30
disappeared followed by a new era of drugs02:25:33
the media has always acted as02:25:35
catalysts for new trends and at that time02:25:38
their attention was focused on02:25:40
drugs and their distributor02:25:42
beatnik generation another phrase02:25:45
invented in those origins within02:25:47
efforts to implement social02:25:49
changes in us drug use02:25:52
has become an integral part of everyday02:25:55
life in America is designed by this visa02:25:57
the program was picked up by the current02:25:59
millions of young Americans and older02:26:02
generation started to think that America was subjected to02:26:04
natural social revolution being02:26:07
unable to cope with any less change in02:26:09
their children were not a spontaneous process but02:26:12
the result of purely artificial02:26:14
influences to change social02:26:17
and the political life of America are the heirs02:26:20
the British East India Company were02:26:22
delighted with the success of their program02:26:24
distribution of drugs by their wards02:26:27
away on sereno I lysergic acid02:26:29
lsd kindly provided by patrons02:26:32
drug dealers such as Aldous Huxley and02:26:35
respected Swiss company Sandoz02:26:37
financed by the great banking02:26:39
Warburg dynasty new miracle drug02:26:42
widely and freely distributed to02:26:44
all rock concerts and colleges in02:26:47
trial packages suggests itself02:26:49
The question is what were you doing at that time?02:26:52
The goal of the Beatles has become abundantly clear02:26:56
heirs of the British East Indian02:26:58
London's high society company should02:27:01
feel great when02:27:03
you their fortune, new billions flowed in02:27:06
dollars with the advent of rock we will henceforth02:27:10
use this word for short02:27:11
designations of the villainous satanic02:27:14
Adorno's music was noted to be monstrous02:27:17
increase in drug use in02:27:19
characteristics of marijuana the entire drug business02:27:22
was deployed under control and02:27:23
management02:27:24
scientific research center02:27:27
politicians ran this center Leland Bradford02:27:31
Kenneth Dom & Roland Libert under whose02:27:36
highly qualified management02:27:37
many specialists have been trained02:27:40
new sciences in order to evoke02:27:43
people are shocked by the future one of the main02:27:46
such shocks are a sharp increase02:27:49
American drug use02:27:51
teenagers conceptual work02:27:54
scientific research center02:27:56
policies imposed as02:27:58
informal work instructions02:28:00
various government agencies02:28:02
including agencies against02:28:04
drugs02:28:05
which can be translated as02:28:08
enforcement agency02:28:10
drugs which is more appropriate02:28:13
reality dictates their course02:28:15
destructive war on drugs02:28:18
which is allegedly conducted by the administrations02:28:22
Reagan and Bush it was the prelude of those02:28:26
methods that are used today for02:28:29
United States government02:28:31
various committees and councils as well as02:28:34
fed by the secret internal government02:28:37
on their 300 different concepts that02:28:40
they sincerely accept as their own02:28:42
own opinions these unknown02:28:44
make decisions that last forever02:28:47
will change our forms of government02:28:49
governance and quality of life in the usa02:28:52
through crisis adaptation we02:28:56
changed so much that it no longer remains02:28:58
there is almost nothing in common between modern02:29:02
society and Americans of the 50s02:29:05
In addition, our environment has changed02:29:08
Wednesday is a lot of talk these days02:29:12
environment and although the main thing02:29:16
thus mean green forests, clean02:29:19
rivers and fresh air02:29:20
there are other environments02:29:24
less important, namely narcotic02:29:27
environment our environment02:29:30
lifestyle has poisoned our thinking02:29:34
our ability to govern is poisoned02:29:37
we are poisoned by our own fate02:29:41
faced changes that02:29:43
poisoned our thinking to such an extent02:29:45
that we don't know what to do at all 3 to02:29:49
changes are disfiguring the nation, we are not at all02:29:53
we control the situation and this causes02:29:56
anxiety and confusion instead02:30:00
We are currently looking for individual solutions02:30:03
group solutions to our problems we do not02:30:05
we use our own resources to02:30:07
problem solving is the main reason for this02:30:10
is a sharp increase in use02:30:12
drugs are all the result02:30:16
planned strategy02:30:18
developed by experts in many fields02:30:20
sciences and social engineers who02:30:23
is aimed at the most vulnerable spot on our02:30:27
self-image to how we are02:30:30
we perceive ourselves as such processing02:30:34
consciousness leads to the fact that we02:30:36
we become like a flock of sheep being led02:30:39
to slaughter our psyche is exhausted by constant02:30:42
the need to choose from the offered02:30:45
many options and we finally02:30:48
fell into complete apathy02:30:50
we are being manipulated by malicious people and02:30:54
we have no idea about this, especially this02:30:58
true regarding drug trafficking and02:31:00
we are now in transition02:31:03
state when we are forced to refuse02:31:06
from the current conceptual form02:31:09
government controlled02:31:11
the Bush administration has already done02:31:14
a giant step in that direction though02:31:17
there are still people who, despite02:31:20
all evidence to the contrary persists02:31:22
They say that in America this is impossible02:31:25
the fact is that this has already happened02:31:29
as a result02:31:30
constant pressure and02:31:32
have finally lost the will to02:31:35
resistance we will resist02:31:37
some of us say but really02:31:41
very few will do this and we02:31:43
We will always be in the minority in trade02:31:47
drugs have insidiously changed our02:31:50
environment, the so-called war on02:31:53
drugs02:31:54
the scale of the farce is such that the heirs02:31:57
British East India Company02:32:00
they just don't notice in addition02:32:02
We have been subjected to almost computerization02:32:05
total brainwashing we are completely02:32:07
lack the ability to resist02:32:10
we impose all this on them to change02:32:12
means the formation of another02:32:15
environmental control over personality02:32:18
also known as privacy control02:32:21
information without which the government cannot02:32:23
can play their games that's the case02:32:27
so that we don’t have people02:32:31
no way to know which one02:32:33
information is available to us02:32:36
government02:32:38
government computer files02:32:40
completely inaccessible to the public02:32:42
control, do we still stupidly believe02:32:45
that personal information is inviolable02:32:48
remember in every society there are rich and02:32:51
powerful families who02:32:54
control law enforcement agencies02:32:56
don't think that if these families want02:32:59
they won't be able to find out anything about us02:33:02
this is done by families who are more likely to02:33:06
in total there are 300 members of the committee02:33:09
for example Kissinger who has his own02:33:13
own dossiers for hundreds and thousands02:33:15
people not only in the USA but all over the world02:33:19
are we on the enemies list02:33:21
Kissinger, you think this is far-fetched02:33:25
by no means take the Masonic lodge b2 and02:33:29
Monte Carlo committee who had such02:33:33
lists with thousands of names among other things02:33:35
Kissinger, there are others among them02:33:37
private intelligence services such as Intel02:33:41
whom we will meet later one of02:33:45
heroin supply channels to Europe02:33:47
heroin passes through the Principality of Monaco02:33:51
arrives from Corsica on ferries that02:33:54
in the summer they make a huge amount02:33:57
flights between Corsica and Monte Carlo and02:33:59
the cargo is not passengers and there is absolutely no02:34:02
are subject to verification because between02:34:05
There is no France, Monaco, but we are dropping the borders02:34:08
drugs especially heroin or some02:34:12
processed opium flows through02:34:15
open border monaco laboratory in02:34:18
France if pure heroin arrives02:34:21
it is directly sent02:34:24
distributed by the Grimaldi family02:34:27
engaged in drug smuggling already in02:34:30
for several centuries02:34:32
here is one episode from recent history02:34:35
Prince Rainier's family was overcome by greed02:34:39
began to smuggle drugs02:34:41
commissions are too high and not02:34:44
stopped after three serious02:34:46
warnings for this his wife princess02:34:49
Grace was killed in a car accident02:34:52
container with brake fluid and02:34:55
robbery was regulated like this02:34:57
way that every time you press02:35:00
brake02:35:01
a certain portion flowed out of it02:35:03
fluid so when the car came on02:35:05
the most dangerous section of the mountain road02:35:08
sharp turns the brakes are no longer02:35:10
worked and the car was at full speed02:35:13
agents of the Committee of 300 fell into the abyss02:35:16
did everything possible to hide02:35:19
the truth about the murder of the book is not grace and02:35:22
The car is still in storage to this day.02:35:25
French police he is standing under an awning02:35:27
on a trailer which is prohibited even02:35:30
approach02:35:32
controlled drug trade02:35:34
Committee of 300 represents02:35:37
crime against humanity but02:35:40
processed and relaxed and for years02:35:43
continuous bombing02:35:45
carried out by Tavistock Sky Institute02:35:47
we more or less accepted our02:35:50
changed environment considering02:35:53
the drug trade is too big02:35:55
it's not a problem to deal with02:35:58
so if we were able to mobilize the whole02:36:01
equip the nation to send to Europe02:36:04
million American soldiers to02:36:06
fight a war we shouldn't fight02:36:09
were to intervene if we were able to inflict02:36:11
defeat to a major power means we02:36:14
we can destroy the drug trade too02:36:16
using World War II tactics02:36:20
supply and infrastructure problems02:36:22
which needed to be resolved when entering02:36:25
during the Second World War even today02:36:28
amazes the imagination and yet we02:36:31
successfully resolved all the problems, why?02:36:35
then it is impossible to win point by point02:36:37
known enemy, variously smaller or more02:36:40
weaker than Germany having much more02:36:44
perfect weapons and true technology02:36:47
the reason for the thriving drug trade02:36:49
is that it is controlled02:36:51
the most senior in my scheme02:36:54
world as part of a giant02:36:56
coordinated machine using02:36:58
where money is made02:37:02
1930 British capital invested in02:37:05
South America exceeded investment02:37:08
to the British dominions02:37:10
Graham is a prominent specialist in British02:37:13
investment abroad argued that02:37:16
British investments in South America02:37:17
exceeded £1 trillion02:37:20
remember it was 1930 and 1 trillion02:37:24
pounds was a staggering amount back then.02:37:27
what is the reason for such huge02:37:29
investment in South America if you say02:37:31
in a word, drugs of plutocracy02:37:34
controlling British banks and02:37:36
held his money in her hands and then02:37:38
as now organized more reliably02:37:41
and a cover for his dirty business02:37:44
no one could ever grab them by their02:37:46
they always had dirty hands02:37:49
people taking the blame if it happens02:37:52
goes wrong and then I'm now in02:37:54
there were connections to drug trafficking02:37:56
hidden no one could ever throw02:37:59
even a slight shadow on noble families02:38:02
Britain whose members are02:38:04
Committee of 300 is of great importance02:38:07
that there are only 15 members of parliament02:38:10
controlled this huge empire from02:38:12
the most prominent of them were the families of sir02:38:15
Charles Bare and Chamberlain these financial02:38:18
super lords conducted operations in such places02:38:21
like Argentina Jamaica and Trinidad which02:38:24
became bottomless sources for them02:38:27
money from drug dealing02:38:29
these countries are British plutocrats02:38:31
held the natives as they treated them contemptuously02:38:34
called on the meager content two above02:38:36
slave to drug trafficking in countries02:38:39
the Caribbean were knocked together02:38:41
huge fortunes, so glad and02:38:44
hiding behind such façade companies02:38:47
like trinidad lisa holts limited but their02:38:50
the real goal has always been and remains02:38:52
drugs we see this even now at least02:38:55
using the example of the fact that the gross national02:38:57
VMP and T-shirt product almost entirely02:39:00
is the sale of ganja is very strong02:39:03
type of marijuana control mechanism02:39:06
trade gun joy was created by david02:39:08
Rockefeller and Henry Kissinger under02:39:10
called the Caribbean Basin Initiative02:39:13
until recently the true story02:39:16
the opium trade in China was completely02:39:19
unknown she was always under02:39:21
a blanket of secrecy and how much is it02:39:23
it was possible many of my former students02:39:26
they usually asked me why the Chinese02:39:28
so love to smoke opium grounds02:39:31
available conflicting sources they02:39:33
couldn't figure it out at all02:39:35
what really happened in china02:39:38
most of them thought they were Chinese02:39:40
workers simply bought opium at the market and02:39:43
smoked it or went to one of the02:39:45
thousands of opium dens and forgotten for02:39:48
time about your terrible existence02:39:51
the truth is that britain02:39:53
had a monopoly on the supply of opium to02:39:56
china it was officially his on the fields02:39:58
British government and official02:40:01
British politics endo British02:40:04
The opium trade in China was one of the02:40:06
the most closely guarded secrets around which02:40:08
empty legends and tales have grown up about02:40:11
treasures of India and selfless courage02:40:14
British army for the glory of the empire02:40:17
well described by Rudyard Kipling and02:40:19
also tales of desperate creepers students02:40:22
across the oceans with a cargo of Chinese tea for02:40:25
Victorian high society living rooms02:40:28
England's reality is history02:40:30
British occupation of India opium02:40:33
Britain's wars in China are one of02:40:35
the darkest pages in Western history02:40:38
civilization on these 13 percent of income02:40:42
gave ideas under British rule02:40:44
selling high quality Bengali02:40:47
opium distributor of opium in China02:40:50
operating under British control02:40:52
like modern beatles chinese02:40:55
the internal mission accomplished a gigantic02:40:58
work in distribution02:40:59
opium use among the poor02:41:01
Chinese [ __ ] workers like them02:41:04
called these drug addicts didn't show up02:41:07
themselves out of thin air as well as02:41:09
drug addicts teenagers in the usa remember and02:41:12
both of them were purposefully raised02:41:15
China's opium market was first created02:41:18
then I’ll fill it with opium from Bengal like this02:41:21
the same way the market for marijuana and lsd in02:41:24
USA was first created using02:41:26
the above methods02:41:28
and then fill it with British tuts02:41:30
moles by their American relatives02:41:32
with the help of the super lords of british02:41:35
banking establishment profitable02:41:38
drug trafficking is one of the most02:41:40
worst examples of making money on02:41:43
misfortunes of people another example is legal02:41:45
drug trafficking carried out02:41:47
pharmaceutical companies owned02:41:50
Rockefeller mainly USA but02:41:53
The main companies operate in Switzerland and02:41:55
France and Britain and completely02:41:57
supports with American medical02:41:59
associations02:42:00
knitted deals with doping and and02:42:02
drugs and the money they give02:42:04
flow through the City of London and02:42:07
hong kong dubai from recent times revan02:42:10
thanks to the Israeli invasion of this country02:42:13
there will be those who will put all this under02:42:17
doubt take a look at business articles fine and02:42:20
shows the them they will tell you and don't tell them02:42:23
that all this has to do with drugs02:42:25
Of course he has money, but don’t think that02:42:28
noble lords and ladies of england02:42:30
are going to advertise this fact02:42:32
remember the British East India Company02:42:35
official weight and business was02:42:38
tea trade02:42:40
The Times of London never dared02:42:43
tell the British public that02:42:45
tea trade is impossible to do02:42:47
huge profits like this one couldn't02:42:49
brilliant newspaper even hint at02:42:52
opium trade02:42:53
diligently leading the system who carried out02:42:56
time in fashionable London clubs02:42:58
or played with the floor in the royal02:43:01
Windsor Club or the fact that the officer and02:43:04
gentleman and going to india02:43:07
to serve the empire received a salary02:43:09
exclusively from huge incomes02:43:11
called na without their millions02:43:14
Chinese coolies are habituated to opium02:43:17
trade was carried out by the famous02:43:19
British East India Company more02:43:22
striker causing intrusive interference in02:43:25
political and religious economic02:43:27
US affairs for more than 200 years are expensive02:43:30
cost us 300 company board members02:43:33
stood one step above everything else02:43:35
humanity02:43:37
their power was so great that the lord02:43:40
Bertrand Russell as you noticed they could02:43:43
would give advice to God when he has02:43:45
there are no problems in heaven02:43:49
believe that over the past years something02:43:51
changed committee members 300 occupy02:43:54
today exactly the same position02:43:57
why do they often call themselves02:43:59
Olympians02:44:00
later to British trade affairs02:44:03
East India Company joined02:44:05
British crown that is royal02:44:07
family who used the company for02:44:10
opi production we are in bengal and others02:44:13
in places in India I control its export02:44:15
through the so-called locomotive02:44:18
duties that is, the crown levied analogy with02:44:21
all manufacturers and suppliers02:44:23
opium registered in China02:44:25
duly governmental02:44:27
organs up to02:44:30
1896 when trade was still02:44:33
illegal is the word used for02:44:35
in order to make more money with02:44:37
did not undertake opium producers02:44:39
not the slightest attempt to stop you02:44:41
trade in colossal amounts of opium02:44:44
were exported from India in tea shops02:44:46
clippers02:44:47
sailing ships about which legends have been written02:44:49
and legends say that they transported tea02:44:52
from India and China to the London stock exchange02:44:56
the lords and ladies of the company were so insolent02:44:59
so that during the American Civil War they02:45:02
tried to sell this deadly02:45:04
substance to the armies of the unions and confederations in02:45:07
the form of a painkiller is not difficult02:45:10
imagine what would happen if they02:45:14
the plan was a success, hundreds of thousands of soldiers left02:45:17
would be the battlefields, indulging in intoxication02:45:20
opium later the Beatles were more successful in02:45:23
turning millions of teenagers and02:45:25
young people in drug addiction02:45:28
Bengali traders their British02:45:30
controllers and bankers have grown fat and02:45:33
became insolent because of huge amounts of money02:45:35
flowing in the British East Indian safe02:45:38
company from sale to 1 unfortunate02:45:41
Chinese [ __ ] income tales even in those02:45:44
years far exceeded the total02:45:47
General Motors annual revenues02:45:49
ford and chrysler their heyday02:45:53
making huge profits from02:45:55
drug production continued02:45:58
in the 60s by such legal traders02:46:01
drug death like Sandoz02:46:04
lsd manufacturer and hoffman laroche02:46:08
Valium manufacturer02:46:10
cost of raw materials and production of Valium02:46:13
for the Hoffman Laroche company is 302:46:16
dollar per kilo she sells it02:46:20
distributor for $20,000 per02:46:23
kilogram when Valium reaches02:46:25
the end consumer its cost02:46:28
increases to 50 thousand dollars per02:46:31
kilogram of Valium in huge quantities02:46:34
consumed in Europe and the USA, perhaps it02:46:37
is the most common in the world02:46:39
drugs of this type Hoffman La Roche02:46:43
doing the same with vitamin c costs02:46:47
the production of which amounts to02:46:49
less than one cent per kilogram02:46:52
sold for a profit of ten thousand02:46:54
percent02:46:55
when my friend sounded the alarm about02:46:57
this criminal company that entered02:47:00
monopoly agreement with others02:47:02
by manufacturers in violation of laws02:47:04
European Economic Community02:47:07
he was arrested in swiss02:47:09
Italian border and imprisoned02:47:13
Swiss police threatened him02:47:15
wife to suicide like a British02:47:18
a subject he was rescued by the British02:47:20
overall bernie as soon as received02:47:22
information his situation he was released02:47:24
from prison and deported from the country he lost02:47:27
his wife and his pension because02:47:30
dared to reveal the secrets of the Hoffman company02:47:33
laroche the Swiss observe it very strictly02:47:37
its industrial espionage law02:47:40
remember this when in bright advertising02:47:42
along the avenues you will see Swiss ski02:47:45
slopes02:47:46
beautiful guard of virgin mountains and clocks02:47:49
with a cuckoo02:47:50
the real Switzerland is not the real one02:47:53
Switzerland is a laundering of many02:47:55
billions of dirty dollars that02:47:57
carried out by the largest Swiss02:48:00
banks this is real drug production02:48:03
under the auspices of the Committee of 300 Switzerland is02:48:05
the main refuge for their money and bodies in02:48:08
times of global catastrophes02:48:10
I warn you, you might run into trouble.02:48:13
big troubles with the Swiss02:48:15
authorities for disclosing any information02:48:18
about this vile activity switzerland02:48:20
treats it like industrial02:48:22
espionage punishable by five years02:48:25
time in prison is safer to pretend that02:48:27
Switzerland is a beautiful clean country than02:48:31
trying to look into her dirty02:48:32
bank kitchen02:48:35
1931 director's guide so02:48:38
called the big five British02:48:40
companies were awarded peerages02:48:43
England for their activities in laundering02:48:45
drug money who made this decision and02:48:48
the queen herself gave them such honor02:48:51
England provided a cleansing to those occupying02:48:54
key positions in the global drug trade02:48:56
list of UK banks participating in02:48:59
this terrible business is too big to02:49:02
give it in full but a few02:49:05
the most important ones should be named02:49:08
british bank of the middle east midland02:49:12
national bank02:49:14
Westminster Bank Barclays Bank02:49:17
Royal Bank of Canada Dymkovskaya and02:49:20
Shanghai Banking Corporation Bank02:49:23
Bering brothers02:49:25
many commercial banks are up to their necks02:49:28
soiled with dirty proceeds from02:49:30
drug trafficking for example bank ambroz02:49:33
Guided by Gray Jocelyn Alhambra for02:49:37
really interesting and02:49:38
detailed study of opium02:49:40
trade in China you need to get02:49:43
access to the Indian office in London for me02:49:46
managed to get there thanks to my02:49:48
service in intelligence and get more02:49:50
help from a trusted custodian02:49:52
documents of the late professor02:49:54
Fredrick Wales Williamson02:49:57
who provided me with a lot of information on02:50:00
opium trade which was conducted02:50:02
British East India Company in India02:50:04
and China02:50:05
18th and 19th centuries if these documents02:50:09
could be published02:50:11
what a storm would break overhead02:50:13
crowned vipers of europe02:50:17
now there is some drug trafficking02:50:19
has changed in the sense that significant02:50:21
part of the North American market is occupied02:50:24
not so expensive cocaine 60s02:50:27
heroin flow from Hong Kong to Lebanon and02:50:30
oak tree and threatened to flood the United States and Western02:50:32
Europe when demand exceeded supply02:50:35
it was decided to switch to cocaine but02:50:38
now at the end02:50:40
1991 there is a reverse trend02:50:44
today heroin is in first place again02:50:46
although among the less affluent strata02:50:49
cocaine continues to be used wildly02:50:51
popularity02:50:52
as they say heroin is more satisfying02:50:55
drug addicts its effects are stronger02:50:57
lasts longer than cocaine and02:51:00
heroin producers international02:51:01
attention is not as great as02:51:03
Colombian what new cartels also02:51:07
It is unlikely that the United States will undertake a real02:51:09
efforts to stop production02:51:11
opium golden triangle which02:51:14
is under the control of the Chinese army02:51:16
a serious war will break out if02:51:19
some country is trying02:51:21
prevent the opium trade02:51:23
serious attack on the opium trade02:51:25
would entail military intervention by China02:51:29
the British know this they never02:51:32
quarrel with China except02:51:34
random squabbles about who gets02:51:37
Britain's larger share of the pie is already over02:51:39
two centuries involved in Chinese02:51:41
no one will do the opium trade like that02:51:44
stupid to rock the boat when02:51:46
millions millions of dollars flowing on02:51:48
accounts of British oligarchs and on the market02:51:51
Hong Kong gold sells for more than02:51:54
London and New York markets together02:51:56
taken by those people who sincerely believe02:52:00
that they can come to some02:52:01
agreement with some small02:52:03
Chinese or Burmese drug lord02:52:06
hills of the golden triangle apparently02:52:09
have absolutely no idea what02:52:11
it's all worth it if they knew it02:52:14
they wouldn't even stutter and stop02:52:16
opium trade02:52:17
conversations on this topic only demonstrate02:52:20
ignorance of the scale and complex nature02:52:22
Chinese opium trade British02:52:26
plutocrats of Russians and GBTS era and bankers02:52:29
I hear everyone is working hand in hand with02:52:32
China can one person stop02:52:35
or at least cause a little damage to this02:52:37
trade it would be absurd to imagine this02:52:40
what is heroin and why is it used today?02:52:43
preferred to cocaine according to known02:52:46
the authority on this matter, professor02:52:48
Galina heroin derivative of opium02:52:51
a drug that dulls the senses and02:52:54
causes long sleep and that's what they love02:52:56
most drug addicts02:52:58
it's called being in the arms of morpheus02:53:01
opium is the most addictive of all02:53:05
all drugs known to man02:53:07
many pharmaceuticals02:53:10
contain drinking in varying degrees and02:53:13
it is believed that the paper used in02:53:16
cigarette production first02:53:18
soaked in opium that's why02:53:21
smokers are so committed to their02:53:23
habit02:53:24
poppy seed from which opium is obtained02:53:28
has long been known in the naked02:53:29
of India who mixed it with tea and02:53:32
offered a difficult conversationalist he also02:53:35
used as a pain reliever02:53:38
which were widely replaced by chloroform and02:53:41
other anesthetics of yesteryear opium was02:53:44
popular in all fashionable clubs02:53:47
Victorian London and it's no secret that02:53:49
The Huxley brothers used it heavily02:53:53
members of the Orphic Dionysian cults02:53:56
modes and cults azeri sagara ptolemaics02:53:59
Egyptian Egypt which were included02:54:01
Victorian society everyone smoked opium02:54:04
because that was the way it was accepted02:54:07
those who met at the hotel also did02:54:09
Saint Irmino02:54:11
1903 to decide what kind of world we are02:54:15
descendants of those who participated should live02:54:18
at a gathering at St Ermin's Hotel today02:54:21
you can find exactly these in the committee of 30002:54:25
the so-called leaders caused such02:54:27
changes in the environment that02:54:30
led to the spread of drugs02:54:33
to this extent02:54:34
when they can no longer be stopped with help02:54:36
conventional law enforcement methods and02:54:39
law enforcement agencies02:54:41
this is especially true for large cities02:54:43
where with a large population it is easy to hide02:54:46
what happens many in the royal02:54:50
circles regularly used opium alone02:54:54
one of their favorites was the writer Kudrin Howe02:54:56
to allergies02:54:58
those who wrote in02:55:00
1932 book revolution through02:55:03
technology which was02:55:06
return to peace program02:55:08
medieval society02:55:10
this book actually became a working book02:55:13
material for the plans of the Committee of 30002:55:16
worldwide de-industrialization since02:55:19
The USA claims that overpopulation02:55:22
is a serious problem02:55:24
allergies are advised to return to what02:55:26
he called open spaces not02:55:30
does this sound like02:55:32
proclaimed by the Khmer Rouge02:55:34
and fell under here are a few excerpts from this02:55:38
books02:55:39
city of the future with its infrastructure02:55:42
will resemble a city of the Middle Ages and02:55:45
someone who is not doomed to live in the city because of02:55:48
his profession will move to live in the countryside02:55:51
terrain02:55:52
our civilization is a culture of great02:55:55
city therefore it represents02:55:57
swamp generated by degenerative02:56:00
sickly and decadent people02:56:02
who, voluntarily or unwittingly, found themselves in02:56:06
doesn't this topic of life have something in common?02:56:09
this is because anchor wat gave us what’s his name02:56:13
rationale for population reduction02:56:16
Phnom Penh02:56:17
the first batches of opium were brought into02:56:21
England from Bengal to02:56:23
1683 on tea clippers02:56:27
British East India Company opium02:56:30
brought to England for testing02:56:32
experiment to see if it is possible02:56:35
getting addicted to this drug is simple02:56:38
peasant people and lower classes02:56:41
today it's called a trial02:56:44
marketing a new product but02:56:47
English peasants and the so-called02:56:50
the lower classes turned out to be strong02:56:53
nuts02:56:54
and experiment with test marketing02:56:56
ended in complete failure02:56:58
lower classes of British society02:57:01
resolutely rejected smoking opium02:57:04
Well, so glad are the oligarchs of high society02:57:07
London began to look for a sales market that02:57:10
would be more pliable and receptive02:57:14
they found such a market in Chinese documents02:57:17
which I studied in the Indian office in02:57:20
section other old posts I found everything02:57:24
confirmation that the opium trade02:57:26
in China the creation of the Chinese02:57:29
internal mission funded02:57:32
British East India Company mission02:57:35
then outwardly it represented a society02:57:38
Christian missionaries but in reality it is02:57:40
there were advertising agents involved02:57:43
promoting a new product, that is02:57:46
opium on the market02:57:48
later this was confirmed again when I02:57:51
gained access to Sir George's documents02:57:54
br2 before in Indian office shortly after02:57:58
how missionaries from China02:58:00
internal mission began to distribute02:58:02
trial bags and show coolies how02:58:05
you have to smoke opium in china steel02:58:08
huge quantities of this are arriving02:58:10
Even the Beatles couldn't cope with the drug02:58:14
this task is better than both cases02:58:17
drug trafficking carried out sanctions02:58:19
British royal family who02:58:22
open supported the beatles although plans02:58:25
British East India Company in England02:58:28
failed and did not succeed completely02:58:30
success in China where there are a million poor people02:58:33
found in smoking opium a means to02:58:36
temporarily escape from the pathetic hopelessness02:58:40
opium dens began to grow all over02:58:43
China like mushrooms and big cities like this02:58:46
like Shanghai or Canton for hundreds of thousands02:58:49
Poor Chinese life after the tube02:58:51
opium began to seem more bearable02:58:55
British East India Company more02:58:58
had complete freedom of action for a hundred years02:59:01
until the Chinese government started02:59:04
understand02:59:05
it only happens in02:59:08
The first laws were passed in 172902:59:12
against smoking opium02:59:14
300 members of the board of tales were from this02:59:18
not happy and soon the company started02:59:20
open confrontation with the Chinese02:59:23
government02:59:24
the company developed Macau varieties that produced02:59:27
opium of the highest quality which02:59:30
were grown on poppy plantations in02:59:33
benares and bihari i basin ganga02:59:37
completely controlled by the British02:59:40
in India this is the top it was sold at the most02:59:43
high price while opium is more02:59:46
low quality from other areas02:59:49
Andy cost less trying to save02:59:52
this extremely profitable market is British02:59:55
the crown began military action against02:59:57
Chinese troops and defeated them03:00:01
similar American government03:00:03
allegedly waging a continuous war against03:00:06
modern drug lords and how the Chinese03:00:09
constantly fails here03:00:13
however, a significant difference03:00:15
the Chinese government was fighting to03:00:19
win while03:00:20
us government03:00:22
doesn't want to win at all03:00:25
it’s understandable why the anti-corruption agency03:00:27
drug turnover is so high03:00:30
frames subsequently opium high03:00:33
the degree of purification began to come from03:00:36
pakistan via mag rune deserted03:00:39
the shores of the country from where the ships were transported03:00:41
cargo in Dubai for him was exchanged for03:00:45
gold this partly explains the fact03:00:47
that heroin is now more popular than03:00:50
cocaine trafficking heroin is more03:00:53
decent business here they don't kill the top03:00:56
statesmen that has become almost03:00:58
ordinary event in colombia pakistani03:01:02
opium is sold much cheaper than03:01:04
opium from the golden triangle or03:01:07
golden crescent of iran as a result03:01:10
this increased production sharply and03:01:13
the sale of heroin which began to displace03:01:16
cocaine from a leading position03:01:19
and the dirty opium trade in high circles03:01:22
British society for many years03:01:25
for years they talked about the disgrace of the fairy tale empire03:01:28
about the courage of soldiers at Cyber Pass03:01:31
pushed into the background03:01:33
large-scale opi smart trading03:01:36
British army units were stationed on03:01:39
cyber pass to protect caravans with03:01:42
raw opium 1 big local mountain03:01:45
tribes found out about this British03:01:48
the royal family probably knew otherwise03:01:52
what could make the crown hold03:01:54
army in this region which could not give03:01:57
nothing but a super profitable opium03:02:00
trade to support an army far away03:02:03
Her Majesty was very dear to the country03:02:06
the queen probably asked why there03:02:09
troops were sent, of course, not for03:02:12
to play polo or billiards there03:02:16
British East India Company03:02:19
very jealously guarded his monopoly03:02:22
for opium, reprisals against potential03:02:25
competitors was short on one03:02:28
remarkable trial03:02:31
1791 nickname to him Crow Hastings03:02:35
was charged with03:02:37
helped his friend get into opium03:02:40
trade to the detriment of the company genuine03:02:43
text of the verdict that I found in03:02:45
case materials stored in Indian03:02:48
office gives some insight into03:02:51
the gigantic scale of the opium trade03:02:54
the accusation is that Hastings03:02:58
entered into a contract for the supply of opium to03:03:01
four years with steven we don't have it03:03:03
announcing it openly on terms explicitly03:03:07
obvious and unreasonably generous with the aim of03:03:11
not get rich quick, get rich quick03:03:14
said Stephen Sullivan03:03:17
since the British East Indian03:03:19
company together with British03:03:22
government had a monopoly on the opera trade03:03:26
then make a fortune in the blink of an eye03:03:29
was only allowed to know and aristo03:03:32
kratom03:03:33
plutocrats and oligarchic families03:03:36
England many of whose descendants are03:03:39
members of the committee of 300 as well as them03:03:43
ancestors sat on the council of 300 which03:03:46
ran the British East India Company03:03:49
random people like Mr. Suleman03:03:52
soon came into conflict with the interests03:03:55
crowns if they dared to enter the cry03:03:58
smart business that brought many03:04:01
billions of pounds sterling honorable03:04:04
gentlemen from the council of tales which03:04:07
numbered 300 people were members03:04:10
all famous gentlemen's clubs03:04:13
London and also for the most part03:04:16
were members of parliament03:04:18
while others both in India and in03:04:22
England were occupied by judges and03:04:24
magistrate positions for arrival in03:04:28
China required company passports03:04:30
when several arrived in China03:04:32
annoying lord for investigation03:04:35
participation of the British crown excess profits03:04:39
trade controlled by the striker magistrates03:04:42
their passports were immediately revoked and they03:04:46
we were never able to leave for china03:04:49
there were frictions with the Chinese authorities03:04:52
commonplace in03:04:54
1729 Chinese limit law decree of Jung03:04:59
ban the import of opium and yet03:05:03
less company managed to save opi03:05:06
smart position in Chinese customs03:05:08
registers up to03:05:11
1753 and the duty ranged from03:05:14
retail for a standard box of opium03:05:17
usually one hundred eight pounds03:05:20
British Special Secret Service03:05:23
agent 007 of that time followed that03:05:27
so as not to inconvenient Chinese officials03:05:29
were bribed and if this failed03:05:32
they were simply killed03:05:35
every British monarch with03:05:38
1729 received enormous benefits from03:05:42
drug trafficking and that's also true03:05:46
in relation to the currently reigning crowned03:05:49
their ministers ensured that03:05:52
wealth flowed like a river into their family03:05:55
treasury by one of these ministers03:05:59
Queen Victoria was Lord Palmerston03:06:02
he firmly adhered to the opinion that03:06:06
should not be allowed the slightest03:06:08
possibility of ending the British03:06:11
China's opium trade plan03:06:15
Palmerston was to03:06:17
supply to the Chinese ruling circles03:06:19
so much opium for individual members03:06:23
the Chinese government have become personally03:06:26
interested in expanding trade03:06:29
then it was supposed to stop supplies03:06:32
and when will the Chinese government03:06:35
brought to their knees they should have03:06:37
resume but for much more03:06:40
high price thus maintaining03:06:44
monopoly with the help of the same03:06:47
government but this plan failed03:06:51
The Chinese government responded by saying03:06:54
destroyed large quantities of apple mad at03:06:56
company warehouses03:06:58
demanded from English traders03:07:01
write individual contracts for03:07:05
stopping the supply of opium to the canton03:07:08
racing03:07:09
British East India Company in response03:07:12
put an entire fleet on the roadstead in Macau03:07:15
ships loaded to the brim with opium03:07:18
then they started selling this opium03:07:21
they are controlled by the strikers of the company03:07:24
Individuals and traders Chinese03:07:27
authorized commissioner lin stated03:07:30
a huge amount of peony accumulated on03:07:32
aboard English ships in the roadstead03:07:35
Macau and this opium will no longer exist03:07:37
returned to where he came from I'm not03:07:41
I'll be surprised if it starts being smuggled into03:07:43
china flying american flag03:07:46
Lina's prophecies turned out to be surprising03:07:49
targeted target of the opium wars against03:07:53
China was according to the Lord's expression03:07:55
Palmerston and put the Chinese on03:07:57
place and the British one did it03:08:00
it was absolutely impossible to stop03:08:02
large-scale, extremely profitable03:08:04
trade that brought the British03:08:07
oligarchic feudal lord03:08:09
unheard of billions while in03:08:11
in China, the number of opium dens has increased03:08:14
drug addicts subsequent years China03:08:17
turned to Britain for help with a solution03:08:20
of his gigantic problems and got her03:08:23
after that the Chinese government03:08:26
realized the benefits of cooperation with03:08:28
Britain instead of fighting it03:08:31
the trend also continued during03:08:33
the crab rule of Mao Zedong so03:08:36
today, as I already said, if it arises03:08:40
between them and some disagreements then they03:08:43
concern only the size of the share of each03:08:45
parties to the opium trade03:08:48
modern Sino-British03:08:50
the partnership was strengthened by Hong Kong03:08:53
an agreement that established equal03:08:56
partnership in the opium trade03:08:59
its implementation goes smoothly only with03:09:02
minor incidents while03:09:05
Colombian cocaine trade03:09:07
marked by violence and death, robberies and03:09:10
murders03:09:11
such baseness was not allowed in03:09:14
heroin trade which as I indicated03:09:16
previously purchased at the end03:09:20
1991 widest scope home03:09:24
problem of Sino-British relations03:09:26
over the past 60 years has been03:09:29
that China demanded a larger share03:09:32
opium for heroin wow the question was03:09:35
settled when Britain agreed03:09:37
give Hong Kong full control03:09:39
Chinese government03:09:41
what should happen in03:09:44
In 1997, otherwise the partners maintained03:09:48
equal shares in the lucrative opium industry03:09:50
trade center of which is03:09:52
Hong Kong03:09:54
British oligarchic families from03:09:56
committee of 300 who at one time03:09:59
gained a foothold in the canton during its heyday03:10:01
the opium trade transferred its positions03:10:04
heir look at the list03:10:07
famous British citizens living in03:10:10
China and you will see names among them03:10:13
300 committee members the same applies03:10:16
and Hong Kong these feudal plutocrats03:10:19
era which they strive to return in its entirety03:10:22
the world controls the gold trade and03:10:25
opium center of which is Hong Kong03:10:29
British Chinese manufacturers03:10:31
opium poppies get paid in gold03:10:35
they don't trust you with 100 dollars03:10:37
US papers explain this huge03:10:40
gold trading volumes on the stock exchange03:10:42
Hong Kong03:10:44
the golden triangle is no longer03:10:46
largest producer of opium with03:10:51
1987 this dubious title with him03:10:55
share the golden crescent iran pakistan and03:10:58
Levan is the main opium producer03:11:02
although there are fewer batches of this drug03:11:04
appear from time to time03:11:07
Afghanistan and Turkey trade03:11:10
drugs especially opium03:11:12
trade could not exist without03:11:14
assistance from banks, which we will demonstrate03:11:18
in the course of further discussionDescription:
Джон Колеман – офицер британских спецслужб, полковник Secret Intelligence Service (MI6). С 1969 года в Соединенных Штатах. Колеман на протяжении 30 лет изучал деятельность мировых олигархических сообществ. Будучи сотрудником разведки, он имел доступ к секретной информации. В 1991 г. на основании собранного им материала издал книгу «Комитет трёхсот», в которой разоблачил глобальный заговор капиталистов против человечества. Местами он, конечно, перегибает палку, местами обвиняет КГБ и «красных» (что для уроженца запада вполне естественно), но в целом информация, представленная в его книге, соответствует действительности и последние мировые события тому подтверждение.
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