The following aspects of the 20th century are only a sample of those which can now be clearly seen for what they were in light of ongoing, unified strides by the Rockefeller Reich (David Rockefeller, Nelson Rockefeller, John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles, Averell Harriman, and Prescott Bush) to consolidate their Hegelian grip on America’s power centers while taking great care to keep the masses dumb and divided.
1) The Birth of Communism and the USSR
While the average high schooler will learn in World History about Leon Trotsky, who led the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Russia with Vladimir Lenin, there is much to his story that remains untouched by standard textbooks. Before launching the revolution Trotsky had been living rent-free at a residence owned by Rockefeller’s Standard Oil of New Jersey. The American International Corporation (AIC) headquartered in Manhattan at 120 Broadway—run by the Federal Reserve’s Rockefeller-Warburg-Harriman-Walker clique—had wanted to fund a Marxist revolution in Russia. Contrary to textbook history, Russia was well on its way at the time to becoming an industrial superpower in free enterprise—a threat of real competition, in other words, for the monopoly men on Wall Street. John D. Rockefeller had coined their proverb, “Competition is a sin,” and anyone familiar with his history of building an industrial cartel knows that he was a firm believer in eliminating business competitors. Plus, if a revolution succeeded in Russia, Russia would have to withdraw from the first world war which being fought at the time, and this would save Germany from getting crushed. Trotsky was going to be their man to lead this Bolshevik Revolution.
Equipped with tens of millions of dollars from the Wall Street cartel—including 21 million rubles from Lord Alfred Milner— Trotsky’s journey to Russia along with 300 trained revolutionaries began by sea on March 27, 1917, just days before the U.S. entered the war. He did get held up in Nova Scotia by Canadian authorities who impounded Trotsky’s money after some agents in their British intelligence network tipped them off to the situation. But who we do we suppose came to the rescue?
President Wilson’s handler, Col. E.M. House, promptly intervened, telling the British Intelligence chief that the president wanted Trotsky set free. Meanwhile, the other Bolshevist revolutionary, Vladimir Lenin, was sent to Russia from Switzerland by train with 150 revolutionaries and five million dollars cash. As arranged for by Max Warburg logistically and financially, the train passed through German territory without any problems, and by November of 1917, the Bolsheviks seized control of Russia’s government. It was three years later that Sir Winston Churchill, making reference to the Illuminati’s founder by his alias, lamented in a private correspondence:
“From the days of ‘Spartacus’ [Adam] Weishaupt, to those of Karl Marx, to those of Trotsky…this world-wide conspiracy has been for the overthrow of civilization. It has been the mainspring for every subversive movement during the 19th century and now at last has…grasped the Russian people by the hair of their heads.”
Churchill wasn’t alone in discerning the Bolshevik Revolution as the fruit of an international conspiracy. Six years before the revolution, a 1911 political cartoon in the St. Louis Dispatch portrayed John D. Rockefeller and J.P. Morgan heartily shaking hands with Karl Marx as their honored guest on Wall Street. Marx was himself a high-ranking Freemason of France’s Grand Orient Lodge, and his Communist Manifesto was essentially a repacking of Hegelian philosophy and Weishaupt’s blueprints for a socialist totalitarian control. In 1918, the new Communist state even granted the Order’s anniversary of May 1 holiday status—under “another name and occupation”—as Labor Day. But its enthusiasm for international solidarity of the working class wouldn’t last on its own two feet.
By 1922, Communism’s failure to perform threatened to become as obvious to the world as it had become for Russia’s starving masses. Many of the industrial plants across the land, said by textbook history to have been destroyed by the Bolsheviks, were in fact standing dormant, simply lacking resources for operation. But who do we suppose came to the rescue?
As owner of the controlling shares in The International Barnsdell Corporation, the young banking professional, Averell Harriman, sent in machinery and American oil workers and upgraded equipment for the mining of manganese deposits to resuscitate the Soviet economy. Harriman’s operating company there, the Georgian Manganese Company, was chaired by a fellow Bonesman, Matthew Crush. Although illegal at the time, loans were also provided to the fledging Soviet state by the Rockefeller-Warburg-Harriman banking network. While this was applauded as an act of compassion, it positioned Harriman to become a trusted mediator between with United States and Soviet Russia for the span of the century, including his ambassadorship to Moscow in 1943.
For reasons that will become increasingly clear, keeping Soviet Communism propped up as the free world’s potential greatest enemy was going to prove necessary to the Rockefeller Reich’s Hegelian hold on power as a shadow government.
2) The Taking of National Security by Cold War Architects
Milking the Hegelian Dialectic for all its worth, the Rockefeller Reich not only enriched themselves from building up Nazism and both sides of World War II, they benefitted even more by bringing the war to a conclusion. As victory for the United States was within sight by 1944, a shrewd Nazi intelligence chief, Reinhard Gehlen, foresaw Germany’s defeat and devised a plan to avoid sinking with the ship. Burying several cases of Nazi intelligence files on the Soviets in Bavaria’s mountains, he and his men then surrendered to U.S. troops at the appropriate time in 1945, telling them, “I have a message of utmost importance for your government.”
In brief, he proceeded to explain the buried goods he had on the Soviet Union, marketing his spy network to the U.S. intelligence community for employment as being the foremost experts on what was certain to become the free world’s next greatest enemy: the USSR. Gehlen was having a tough time making this pitch but only at first. The road smoothened once he succeeded at connecting up through the ranks where word of the offer reached Allen Dulles, who was then a division chief with the OSS. Soon thereafter Gehlen found himself over the Atlantic on a DC-3 en route to a Virginia base where his American intelligence counterpart, Allen Dulles, accepted the pitch as music to the ears.
The idea of inducting Nazis into the heart of America’s intelligence community was hotly contested by voices within Army Intelligence, but Dulles maneuvering within the newly formed Central Intelligence Agency prevailed in the dispute. In 1948, the CIA assumed formal supervision over the “reformed” Nazi spies known as the Gehlen Network. Gehlen referred to his squad members as “werewolves”–ordinary citizens by day and Communist-killers by night. Yet early as 1947, Gehlen had told a confidante of his hope to ignite a nuclear holocaust between the United States and the Soviets. He would spend the bulk of his next 20 years with the CIA as their Soviet expert stationed in Munich. Whenever concern arose from both both German and U.S officials that Gehlen’s presence in this critical position risked a re-nazification of Germany, Dulles consistently came to Gehlen’s defense. The two men shared a bond and custom of exchanging gifts over the years that observers found puzzling. As reflected upon by Thomas Hughes of the Kennedy State Department:
“Allen Dulles had a soft spot in his heart for the ‘good Germans,’ expansively defined. One of my first social events in the Kennedy Administration’s intelligence Community was a dinner given by Allen Dulles one night at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of Gehlen, who was visiting from his Munich headquarters. Gehlen led the discussion, advising us how to deal with ‘the Bear,’ his term for the Soviet menace. J. Edgar Hoover, sitting next to me, kept murmuring, ‘The Bear, the Bear. That’s it. The Bear.’ “
Once Kennedy fired Allen Dulles as CIA director in the months following the Bay of Pigs, Gehlen’s favor at the CIA suffered decline. There had always been Army Intelligence officials who along with their German counterparts would have loved to see Gehlen replaced by someone they trusted. Germany’s Konrad Adenauer described Gehlen as “that spooky Nazi outfit” who was only tolerated for years because of the “personal interest” Dulles took in him. Evidently such officials could not make sense of this brotherhood in the way that our 2020 Overview now can. Author Jim Keith relays this sentiment from the Nazi point of view in noting that “Gehlen’s intelligence agency also dominated NATO, providing an estimated 70 percent of the intelligence provided to that organization on the Soviet Union and Europe. Thus, American intelligence was infiltrated by the Nazis, who found their association with men like Dulles, Harriman, and George Bush to be friendly of a strangely familiar nature.”
The CIA was itself birthed in 1947 according to the prescribed design of President Truman’s undersecretary of state, Robert Lovett—one of Harriman and Bush’s senior banking partners and (no surprise) a member of Skull and Bones. Known by historians as the “Cold War Architect,” Lovett was among the select few to own a residence along with Harriman and Bush on Jupiter Island. He, too, would become a key appointee in the CFR and one of the six “Wise Men”—a group of Cold War experts to guide foreign policy up through the Johnson Administration. Lovett was largely responsible for coordinating the 1948 Operation Bloodstone, which opened the door for the recruitment of Nazi spies, propagandists, psychiatrists, scientists and assassins for the agency’s most covert programs. Thus, the CIA was organized structurally and culturally from its inception to conceal a “CIA within the CIA” after the inner circle(s) paradigm of their secret society architects.
Another Nazi group to escape Nuremberg justice with aid from U.S. intelligence was the ODESSA network, who alternatively self-identified as Die Spinne (German for “The Spider”) and as the Brudershaft, or “Brotherhood.” Could this have been a thinly veiled shout-out to their secret society brethren? Nelson Rockefeller was known for inserting the term “brotherhood” into his speeches in a nebulous context that prompted debate as to its meaning. And the bond of fellowship was no doubt present between these inter-related tributaries of an amorphous secret society.
At least 5,000 of Himmler’s SS and Gestapo had been exfiltrated through Catholic monasteries in a plan coordinated by papal chamberlain and Knight of Malta, Luigi Parrilli with Allen Dulles in 1945. Reinhard Gehlen was himself initiated a Knight of Malta in 1948, sharing this status with Allen Dulles and such prominent Bonesmen as James Angleton, William Buckley, and George H.W Bush. Angleton, a resident of Italy in his boyhood, was also key in connecting the Nazis to escape through Vatican ratlines. Through Operation Gladio, the Gray Ghost formed an alliance between the CIA, Nazis, Vatican, Italian Mafia and Knights of Malta to prevent a Communist takeover of Europe following World War II. Gladio was funded with 200 million dollars of Rockefeller cash, much of the gold the Nazis had pillaged from Jews, and with money earned through CIA trafficking of Chinese heroin which racially targeted the African-American community of Harlem, New York and other ghettos.
In reminder, it was also Angleton who established the CIA’s contractual relationship with the Italian Mafia in South Florida with Meyer Lansky, the “Mob’s Accountant.” Mafia bosses Roselli, Trafficante, Giancana, and Marcello then supplied hitmen who received training as assassination squads from E. Howard Hunt under the interested eye of Jupiter Island’s inhabitants. Among these trained assassins was Frank Sturgis, who would be on Hunt’s team for JFK’s assassination, MLK’s assassination, and the Watergate burglary. In this team of assassins, secret society history repeats itself in that the Knights Templar, upon returning to Europe from the Middle East, had brought with them the secrets of the original Assassins, an elite sect of Muslim warriors specializing in its namesake and the use of mind-control espionage that involved drugging subjects with copious amounts of hashish. (By mixing it into lavishly prepared meals, this demonstrated to the subject the Assassins’ claim of having the power to transport one’s soul to “paradise”).
According to a 1969 magazine article, Adam Weishaupt was mentored by a man named Kolmer, a French magician whose esoteric knowledge of Gnosticism derived from having lived throughout the Middle East and the Island of Malta where he accumulated much of the same occult knowledge passed down by the Templars. Weishaupt then sought to consolidate occult knowledge for power into a single stream through the Order of the Bavarian Illuminati. This comes full circle in a concentrated point once more to James Angleton—both a Bonesmen and Knight of Malta—whose intrigues are said to have included the “metaphysics of assassination.” Symbolic of his fascination with these dark arts, the Counter Intelligence chief kept an exotic-looking cross bow and its poison-tipped arrow in an office cabinet.
On top of this all, it is interesting that President Nixon’s mentor was Prescott Bush, and that one of Hunt’s fellow Watergate plumbers, Gordon Liddy, codenamed their team “ODESSA,” admitting in later years that the team’s methods were inspired by this Nazi group. Similarly, we remember that E. Howard Hunt launched his Liberacion Radio Propaganda campaign on that curious day of May 1, 1954, admitting later that it was inspired by a Nazi psychological terror operation. All this to say, that once the self-educated person has a sufficient knowledge of secret society history and methods, the tightly laced inter-connectivity and centrality this topic has to modern power circles and information warfare will prove unending. For although this subject matter has been derided as pseudo-historic by mainstream academia, reality will only continue to speak for itself as we traffic in complexities of non-fiction.
3) Keeping Cold War Tensions Alive
The Nazification of America’s national security apparatus, as well as the CIA’s culture of secrecy as a whole, was justified by Cold War anxieties. As such, revised history has continued to turn up discoveries suggesting that the Dulles brothers routinely went out of their way to sabotage peace efforts with the Soviet Union. With the 1953 death of Joseph Stalin presenting a new opportunity for the U.S. and USSR to rethink their relationship, Eisenhower was inclined to make good of it toward peace. But Secretary of State John Foster Dulles was not favorable to this idea. At the 1955 Geneva Summit, Dulles strictly advised Eisenhower not to shake hands with or so much as crack a smile in the presence of the Russians, stressing the need to show “strength” before a cunning enemy. Puzzled by this, Nikita Kruschev arrived at the conclusion Dulles was in fact the cause of these continued tensions, in part due to what he observed at the Summit. “I watched Dulles making notes with a pencil,” Kruschev wrote of the event in his diary, “tearing them out of a pad, folding them up, and sliding them under Eisenhower’s hand. Eisenhower would pick up these sheets of paper, unfolding them, and read them before making a decision on any matter that came up. He followed this routine conscientiously, like a dutiful schoolboy taking his lead from his teacher. It was difficult to imagine how a chief of state could allow himself to lose face like that in front of delegates from other countries; it certainly appeared that Eisenhower let Dulles do his thinking for him.”
As Director of Central Intelligence, Allen Dulles was likewise prone to thwarting peace efforts by any means necessary. Colonel Fletcher Prouty pointed out that the 1960 downing of the U2 Spy Plane by a soviet missile could not have been more curiously timed in how it foiled President Eisenhower’s upcoming peace talk with Khrushchev. Up to that point DCI Allen Dulles had repeatedly assured Eisenhower of the plane’s capability to avoid radar detection in Soviet air space. Come to find out in recent years, this disinformation was intentional. Dulles was well aware of the existing Soviet technology to detect the plane and evidently anticipated that it would be fired upon.
Following this realization, Eisenhower’s fury and fallout with Dulles was permanent. The canceled meeting with Khrushchev had been the president’s final opportunity in office toward peace with Russia. It is for such reasons, and others yet ahead, that a perplexed Eisenhower once vented to a confidante that sometimes he feared his “own boys” more than he did a sneak attack from the Soviets. But in the end, Eisenhower was upset with himself just the same. In 1954, the president had tasked one of his trusted friends, retired Air Force General James H. Doolittle, to conduct his own discrete investigation into the CIA. Doolittle’s assessment, as reported back afterward, was that the Dulles CIA was a mostly unhinged power center lacking accountability. Eisenhower, for his part, was not yet able to embrace this. He dismissed Doolittle’s opinion by justifying the rogue agency’s existence as “one of the most peculiar types of operations any government can have,” and its director as the “strange kind of genius” needed to run it.
4) The Gatekeepers of Forbidden Science
In Eisenhower’s farewell address warning of unwarranted influence from the military industrial complex, concern was expressed about an observable decline in Americans’ intellectual curiosity ever since cutting-edge scientific research started to be kept out of the classroom and locked under key by government research contracts. Considering the Reich’s control over both the mainstream classroom and top secret projects—and their mastery of psychological warfare—it comes as no surprise that certain controversial topics such as alternative sources of energy have long remained obfuscated by layers of disinformation and fictional literature. It is under such layers that such topics can be openly engaged by the public without the elite having to fear these topics becoming an intellectual or economic source of empowerment for the world’s 99 percent.
In fact, President Truman’s Secretary of War Henry Stimson—a leading CFR official and Skull and Bones godfather of his generation—was he who pressed Truman to drop the atomic bomb on Japan. Stimson had been pushing the idea among the oligarchs that the power of the atom needed to become a global symbol of dread. Otherwise, its subatomic secrets to eliminate poverty would likely become the common vision in threat of the elite’s global economic control which relied on the narrative of such limited resources as fossil fuels. And in light of the data availing itself in our time, it appears that the Rockefeller Reich took consolidated command of the sub-atomic world and its secrets more aggressively than any of their closet skeletons.
As mentioned in Chapter Six, Allen Dulles as an OSS officer in 1943 was acting as a double agent in a failed conspiracy that would cut a deal for Himmler and make Hitler the fall guy. But in piecing together data from various sources, there is reason to conclude this was part of the larger plot to recruit some Nazis over others based on one’s bartering power in secret technology. As head of the skull-and-bones-bearing SS, Himmler, it turns out, had begun to consolidate all of the secret “exotic” weapons into an umbrella program that was independent of the state budget. A person of interest here was his chief engineer of “wonder weapons,” Dr. Hans Kammler.
According to Aerospace consultant Nick Cook, “anything that had shown any real promise as a weapon system—in particular, anything that appeared to represent a quantum leap over the then state-of-the-art—had ended up under the oversight of the SS [italics mine]…What Kammler had established was a ‘special projects office,’ a forerunner of the entity that had been run by the bright young colonels of the USAF’s stealth program in the 1970s and 1980s.” Cook describes Kammler’s program as “a place of vision, where imagination could run free, unfettered by the restraints of accountability. Exactly the kind of place in fact where you would expect to find anti-gravity technology, if such an impossible thing existed.”
Not forgetting that Himmler’s SS received its funding account from an exclusive Rockefeller-owned Standard Oil account, much comes into perspective here. For if Rockefeller funds essentially provided the seed money for the SS to carry out these projects, would not the Rockefeller cartel surely come around to collect on the fruit of their “investments”?
And now by recent admissions from the Pentagon, it appears that such “impossible” anti-gravity craft have indeed existed for some time. The fact that Allen Dulles was in charge of Operation Paperclip, whereby these SS engineers of “wonder weapons” were recruited into the CIA and NASA, is old news made richer by other recent disclosures. Even at the time of this writing, an event without equal in history occurred last month (July of 2020) in the Pentagon’s formal announcement that it would be releasing documents on their study of UFOs, including those which categorized as “off-world” in origin. In 2018, former ABC reporter on military affairs, Dan Willis, commented on disclosures made by Eisenhower’s Brigadier General Stephen Lovekin about a 1955 agreement centered on the Paperclip scientists that secured the privatization of this secrecy into Rockefeller Reich hands:
“Once this treaty was signed, Nelson Rockefeller restructured the whole CIA MJ-12 operations so now our legal government was no longer in the loop. They also replaced the complete MJ-12 group that was originally set up by President Truman with Allen Dulles as MJ1, head of the MJ-12 Operations who was highly instrumental in the Nazi infiltration. When this happened, all the reverse engineering operations that were at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio were moved to area 51 and S4 where Eisenhower had realized that he had lost control when he attempted to look into it—he was denied access! … So he threatened to invade Area 51 with the First Army of Colorado until they allowed two agents to give a report of what was going on over there. What they found was that several craft were being reverse engineered that were extraterrestrial and German in origin.”
Although the truth of the super secret MJ-12 UFO study group has been muddied by controversy (perhaps by design), the list of persons said to have been appointed to this group do reflect the sort of strategic positioning that would be consistent with the Reich’s own intra-relational dynamics and their overall consolidation of public versus secret information. One of the listed MJ-12 appointees was Dr. Detlev Bronk, a biophyscist specializing in the human nervous system who was president of the Rockefeller Institute in 1948, with David Rockefeller as chairman of its trustees.
Another member of MJ-12 was Defense Secretary James Forrestal, whose mysterious 1949 death is the subject of intrigue. UFO researchers believe he was actually murdered for wanting the government to come clean on the otherwordly technology that had come into their hands largely from Paperclip. Yet this mystery of Forrestal’s death becomes especially thought-provoking in light of an observation made by authors Tarpley and Chaitkin, whose book is not at all concerned with the UFO topic:
“The U.S. Secretary of Defense, James Forrestal, had become a problem to the Harrimanites [their term for the Rockefeller Reich]… Forrestal had long been an executive at Dillon Reed on Wallstreet but in recent years had gone astray. As secretary of the Navy in 1944, Forrestal pressed for the racial integration of the Navy. As Defense Secretary he pressed for integration in the armed forces, and this eventually became the U.S. Policy… On March 28, 1949 Forrestal was forced out of his office and flown on an Air Force plan to Hobe Sound Florida (Jupiter Island), where Robert Lovett and an army psychiatrist dealt with him [italics mine]. He was flown back to Washington, locked in Walter Reed Army Hospital and given insulin treatments for alleged mental exhaustion. He was denied all visitors except his estranged wife and children—his son had been Harriman’s aide in Moscow. On May 22, James Forestall’s body was found, his bathrobe cord tied tightly around his neck, after he had plunged from a sixteenth story hospital window.”
The authors go onto specify a turn of events whereby Forrestal’s elimination led to Robert Lovett’s becoming Defense Secretary, and to Harriman becoming director of the Mutual Security Agency. In this position, Harriman joined the Dulles brothers in 1951 to create the Psychological Strategy Board (PSB). There, a decline in America’s intellectual curiosity through such propaganda ploys as ridicule and obfuscation would become precisely the goal.
5) The PSB’s Mind Warfare and Black Propaganda
“I wonder,” Allen Dulles told a private group of his Princeton alumni in 1953, “whether we realize how sinister the battle for men’s minds has become in Soviet hands…The human mind is the most delicate of all instruments. It is so finely adjusted, so susceptible to the impact of outside influences that it is proving a malleable tool in the hands of sinister men. The Soviets are now using brain-perversion techniques as one of their main weapons in prosecuting the Cold War. Some of these techniques are so subtle and so abhorrent to our way of life that we have recoiled from facing up to them.”
In spite of his stated grievance with the Soviet’s perversion of the human mind, Dulles proceeded to make the case to confidantes that if the Soviets were stooping that low, then so must the United States. Dulles was notoriously proud of his ability to make the tough choices that the Cold War demanded, once boasting that he was the only leader of his kind in Washington able to send men to their deaths.
In truth, however, Dulles did not hatch the idea for MK Ultra in response to Soviet experimentations. His research into the possibility of mind-controlled assassins who could be programmed in hypnotic and drug-induced states began in 1949 prior to his becoming Director of Central Intelligence. He named this mind-fragmenting project after the texture of his favorite vegetable, the artichoke. And the Rockefeller-funded Nazi psychiatrists from Harriman’s Eugenics conferences earlier that century, who had experimented on the mentally handicapped and other “expendables,” got re-employed by Dulles to weaponize the brain on the CIA’s behalf.
With the secret society pattern being one of the occult goods availing themselves at the innermost circles, the CIA was evidently no exception given the nature of these highly insulated mind control experiments. While the specifics are hard to come by, glimpses are seen in the fact of a Skull and Bones ritual that mimics an Egyptian mummification rite alluding to its use of terror in altering a subject’s consciousness. This correlates to the fact that the Masonic branches which helped fund these Nazi/CIA experiments—the Rosicrucians and Scottish Rite—were those particularly invested in the Egyptian mystery schools through which these occult practices were passed on from the Knight Templars and likely among those consolidated by Weishaupt. Since Richard Helms had most of the MK ultra files destroyed, the details of the mind control experiments as conducted by the CIA remains the most obscured part of their history, but their being covertly funded by Rockefeller and secret society money would also be applied to the populace. As summarized by Tarpley and Chaitkin:
A central focus of the Harriman security regime in Washington (1950-1953) was the organization of covert operations and ‘psychological warfare.’ Harriman, together with his lawyers and business partners, Allen Dulles and John Foster Dulles, wanted the government’s secret services to conduct extensive propaganda campaigns and mass psychology experiments within the U.S.A. This would supposedly ensure a worldwide environment favorable to Anglo-American financial and political interests. The Harriman security regime created the Psychological Strategy Board (PSB) in 1951.
A close consultant for the PSB was C.D Jackson, who, judging by the fruit of this board’s labor, had not changed his outlook any on the ethics of terrifying populations. The network of media and publishing moguls for the CIA’s propaganda programs, such as Mockingbird, had already been in place through their belonging to the CFR, Skull and Bones, or affiliated circles. And any recruited Nazi propagandists were likely amused to see some of their old tricks recycled through Mockingbird journalists and radio personalities.
Outfitting themselves in Polish military uniforms, for example, a team of Himmer’s SS bombed one of their own German radio stations, staging the fuhrer’s popularly received announcement that he would be taking action to defend his people. His invasion of Poland and the second world war followed. Likewise, it is now known that this age-old technique of the “false flag” granted U.S. entry into the Vietnam War through the infamous Gulf of Tonkin incident, a maneuver plotted by President Johnson’s wartime advisors comprised of Bonesmen and CFR members, including Harriman and Lovett at center.
Of the various Hegelian propaganda techniques cultivated by the PSB, another common one is obfuscation-by-dogma, a form of intellectual bullying whereby an inquisitive person, for example, can be rendered ineffective by self-doubt whenever logical evidence indicating a conspiracy is simply countered by “expert” opinion. In 1997, Martin Luther King Jr.’s son, Dexter King, went on air for a televised MSNBC interview amid his efforts to get Ray a fair trial and expose the facts of a conspiracy in his father’s assassination. But when the host Matt Laurer brought on Pulitzer-prize winning MLK biographer, David Garrow, to counter Ray’s innocence, King would find himself to be the one on trial.
“I think it’s very sad,” Garrow commented without even feigning sympathy, “that the King family and King children are so uninformed of history that they could be open to believing that Mr. Ray was not involved in Dr. King’s assassination.” Garrow furthermore condemned the King family for even meeting with Ray in person. Yet in light of the facts to Ray’s story covered throughout this book, the cunning angle Garrow took in an attempt to discredit King is seen for what it was: a tactic of obfuscation. He was conflating the belief in Ray’s innocence with the overall fact of Ray’s involvement as if they represent the same concept. But of course Ray had involvement with the assassination—he was the scapegoat! Only, he believed that he was part of a gun deal according to Hunt’s design in framing him.
It is telling, furthermore, that Garrow was not only eloquent in his deceptive play on words, but very belittling to the King family in his tone (the interview clip is easily found on Youtube). As for King, he saw past the charade and called out Garrow for what he apparently was—an “agent of suppression.” This same tactic of dogmatic obfuscation is seen in the Warren Commission’s invocation of theoretical physics to sustain their lone nut narrative in the “magic bullet” theory. Its play on the lay person’s shaky understanding of ballistics was enough to override common sense regarding a bullet’s trajectory and ability to pass through multiple objects. Yet these deceptive ploys of ridicule and dogma become absolutely needed when the facts and logic do not avail themselves in the suppressor’s favor.
As previously indicated, the Warren Commission was a hotbed for the dirty tricks cultivated by the PSB, and the commission’s most influential member next to Allen Dulles was John J. McCloy, a member of the PSB and a CFR chairman. Only now, his mention comes with the added significance of having been the president of Chase Manhattan—a merger between Warburg and Rockefeller banks—a mentor to David Rockefeller, and the right-hand man to Skull and Bones godfather Henry Stimson. Oddly, McCloy was also the commission member to handle inquiries on the magic bullet theory, and recent documentation unearths that he, too—like most of the commission members—was a 33rd degree “Grand Master” Freemason.
(Is it yet painfully obvious that the PSB’s arsenal of psychological weapons derived from secret society tactics?)
Another favorite propaganda tool for keeping the masses dumb and divided is the “limited hangout”—the term used in the CIA for a partial disclosure on a given secret that is masterfully spun to satisfy inquiring parties and defuse them from discovering the full picture and its secrets. Former CIA official Victor Marchetti wrote in 1978 that if the HSCA got too deep into the truth of CIA involvement in JFK’s assassination, the agency’s plan was to throw E. Howard Hunt under the bus along with Frank Sturgis, portraying them as agents-gone-rogue with the mafia. This would deflect light away from how high the conspiracy actually went.
As a fascinating aside, Gary Revel once told the author that it was around the mid 2000’s that he ceased to experience harassing encounters or suppressive threats relevant to his investigation of King’s assassination. Interestingly, Hunt happened to die in 2003, and Frank Sturgis had already been deceased. Stringing this information together, it could be that Gary’s knowledge of their involvement in King’s assassination no longer presented itself as a potential scandal for the CIA. With Hunt and Sturgis now dead, the story if necessary could be fully controlled regarding the extent of CIA involvement. By way of “limited hangout” that is, Hunt and Sturgis could be thrown under the bus with the mafia regarding King’s assassination just the same.
6) The Subversion of Grassroots Ideology
Speaking of the “limited hangout,” this propaganda tool has a long history of being applied economically in the Hegelian context of class warfare and racial tension. Even in 1922, NYC Mayor John Hylan protested, “The real menace to our Republic is the invisible government which is like a giant octopus. At the head of this octopus are the Rockefeller Standard Oil interests and a small group of powerful houses generally referred to as the international bankers.” In addition to such chatter making its rounds in New York City, the Rockefeller name was suffering a hit in popularity over the oppressive working conditions of his employees, many of whom were African-American. So at the advice of Ivy Lee, who propagated on behalf of I.G. Farben and the Nazis, the Rockefeller Foundation was created as a desperately needed public relations remedy.
Per Lee’s advice, Rockefeller hired a photographer who would snap them in the act of shaking hands with coal miners or when hosting charity events. By 1964, Rockefeller’s General Education Board was specially invested in black education, funneling $3.2 million dollars into it that year alone. But in The White Architects of Black Education: ideology and Power in America, William H. Watkins makes the case that the Rockefeller “charity” was driven by an agenda to shape black communities according to a social order which did not serve their educational and economic advancement. Yet the idea of these public optics from Rockefeller’s end was clear: a “limited hangout” in which just enough people were given just enough relief to prevent movement and uprising. At least, that’s part of it.
In 1969, African-American student Gerry Kirk at the Rockefeller-funded University of Chicago broke away from the Black Panthers and the SDS (Students for a Democratic Society) once he figured out who was really behind these groups and funding their demonstrations. The following year he testified before the House and Senate Internal Security committees with this to say:
“Young people have no conception of the Conspiracy’s strategy of pressure from above and pressure from below [thesis-antithesis-synthesis]. They have no idea they are playing into the hands of the Establishment they claim to hate. The radicals think they are fighting the forces of the super rich, like Rockefeller and Ford, and don’t realize that it is precisely such forces which are behind their own revolution, financing it, and using it for their own purposes.”
Similarly, Leutrell Osborne shares insight from experience in his memoir, Black Man in the CIA. As one of the few black men in the CIA at the time, it was 1964 that Osborne found himself in the interesting position… shall we say, of getting the chance to visit with Martin Luther King Jr. in person. This was at a poorly attended afternoon reception for him and Coretta at the U.S Embassy in Oslo, where the civil rights icon would be accepting the Nobel Peace Prize that evening. As the two got talking in a relatable spirit, learning that they had a mutual childhood friend, the fellowship was such that by the end of the hour-long discussion, King happened to mention to Osborne that he believed the U.S. government had him surveillance. Somewhat conflicted to hear of this concern from King’s own mouth, Osborne would remember this conversation well for its effect of prompting a soul-search on the meaning of patriotism for a black man in the agency.
In later years, after King’s assassination, Osborne become a voice for reform regarding the intel community’s policy toward “covert action.” He points out in page 83 of his book that while covert warfare has been working out well for a few people, its value to the people ought to be citizen-led debate. “Two percent of the population controls the other 98% per cent of the wealth,” he inserts. “Those citizens should question and demand their political leaders keep the CIA in check and compel the truth to come out.”
Although thankful for his life-long career with the CIA, Osborne is nevertheless candid about his disappointment with the agency’s poor record of hiring minorities. There came a point where he hit a seemingly invisible wall, past which there was no hope of promotion. On the same page of his memoire in which he discusses this particular disappointment, he seems to tread carefully in a separate paragraph in hinting at the root problem.
“DCI Bush was a member of the Yale secret society Skull and Bones, which has produced an astounding number of CIA professionals who have sworn an allegiance to one another before entering the agency. They stick together as a clique within CIA. Gaddis Smith, a history professor at Yale said, ‘Yale has influenced the central Intelligence Agency more than any other University, giving the CIA the atmosphere of a class reunion.’ And ‘Bonesman’ have been formats among the ‘spooks’ building the CIA’s ‘haunted house.’ You might call them ‘a culture within a culture’ within the CIA.”
7) The Subversion of Elected Office
The rise of the political Bush dynasty has its humble beginning in 1950 when Prescott resigned from the Yale Board of Fellows to run for a Connecticut seat in the U.S. Senate—only to encounter a problem that could haunt the family forever. Within Connecticut’s elite circles word had spread of the Harriman-Bush American Eugenics Society headquartered at Yale along with their Birth Control League. The BCL’s aim to depopulate “inferior” bloodlines was not popular with voters in light of the Nazi connections that had also been exposed. The Birth Control League would soon have its name changed to the more appropriate-sounding Planned Parenthood, but the damage was already done. Bush would have another go at the Senate seat in 1952, only this time on the coattails of that year’s presidential hopeful, Dwight Eisenhower. Bush’s association with the wall-street backed candidate, along with the conveniently timed death of his previous political opponent, secured his victory in the Senate, where Bush would find his niche in service to the Rockefeller Reich.
According to CIA veteran Robert Crowley, who rose to become second-in-command of the CIA’s action arm, Prescott Bush was the “day to day contact man for the CIA” throughout the 1950s. “It was very bipartisan and friendly. Dulles felt that he had the Senate just where he wanted them.” It perhaps helped that Bush had some very close friends on the other side of the aisle. Although a Republican in his youth, Harriman made the switch in 1928 to become the “elder statesmen of the Democratic Party.” In 1948 Harriman got elected Governor of New York but lost in 1954 to his Republican opponent and brother-in-crime, Nelson Rockefeller.
In 1954, Senator Bush began on putting together the H. Smith Richardson Foundation—a slush fund for CIA psychological warfare programs. The fund was set up by Eugene Stenson, another dedicated Bonesman, who was Bush’s former assistant manager at Brown Brothers Harriman. In 1956, Bush joined the Senate Armed Services Committee, enabling him to visit U.S. and ally military bases world-wide and carry weight in National Security discussions. All of this brought him close to Eisenhower through their regular visits on the golf course. A very close friend to Prescott (and mentor to George H.W.) was Gordon Gray, another staunch anglophile who was made the PSB’s founding director in 1951. Gray was made National Security Advisor under Eisenhower in 1958-1961. And so it came to pass, that with the Dulles brothers in their position as Secretary of State and DCI during the 1950s, the Oval Office got surrounded by the Reich on all sides of national security and foreign policy just before Kennedy’s 1960 election.
8) JFK’s Secret Societies Speech
On April 27, 1961, President Kennedy’s address to the American Newspapers Publishers Association involved a solemn warning. He claimed that the United States was enmeshed in a kind of new irregular warfare, whereby we are “opposed around the world by a ruthless and monolithic conspiracy that relies on covert means for expanding its fear of influence—on infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections… on guerrillas by night instead of armies by day. It is a system which has conscripted vast human resources into the building of a highly knit, highly efficient machine that combines military, diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations. Its preparations are concealed, not published. Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. Its dissenters are silenced, not praised.”
There was a time, perhaps, that commentators got away with saying that the conspirators Kennedy was referring to were the Communists. However, a careful reading of this nuanced body of speech—combined with the 2020 overview—demands a less simplistic interpretation. In describing this conspiratorial network as one which “conducts the Cold War, in short, with a war-time discipline no democracy would ever hope to match,” Kennedy clearly has in mind something more encompassing to both sides of the conflict—something “monolithic,” which includes the western form of imperialism that JFK warned about as a senator concerning a broader “enemy of the people.”
Even more revealing, however, was the timing of this address in April of 1961.
Not even two weeks earlier Kennedy had just entered the thick of battle with the Dulles CIA in the Bay of Pigs fiasco. Had Kennedy not stood his ground in refusing to invade Cuba, a third world war involving nuclear exchange between the United States and Russia—much to Gehlen’s satisfaction—could have been ignited. This would have been the sort of depopulating doomsday scenario which Bonesmen likewise fantasized about having secured their place in luxury nuclear bunkers, and in fact, the Bay of Pigs wreaked of the Brotherhood of Death from the first days of its planning. The Operation’s leader, Richard Bissell Jr.—son of a prominent Bonesman and MK Ultra financier—had been Averell Harriman’s personal assistant of several years before becoming Dulles’s deputy director at the agency.
Furthermore, Col. Fletcher Pouty, who was integral in planning the transportation of supplies for the Cuban invasion, has disclosed the operation’s codename as being “Zapata”—the name of George H.W Bush’s oil company believed to have been a lushly funded CIA business front. The names of the two boats used by the invaders were “Barbara” and “Houston,” apparently after Bush’s wife and home city. Furthermore, the assassination squads from the mafia being trained by Hunt under the auspices of Jupiter Island were in the first place formed in response to Castro’s take-over of Cuba, warranting an idea of how invested the “merchants of death” were in the Bay of Pigs.
Furthermore, the attacks on Kennedy from the Mockingbird press following the Bay of Pigs were largely spearheaded by Henry Luce of Time-Life. By 1963 Kennedy was so fed up with Luce’s criticism he invited the media mogul to the White House for dinner, but any hopes of a reconciliation were dashed. David Talbot writes that “when the press lord launched into a lengthy diatribe on Cuba, demanding that Kennedy invade the island, the president suggested that Luce was a warmonger and the afternoon came to an unpleasant conclusion, with the Luces marching out of the White House before desert was served”
As if inspired by his Skull and Bones namesake, “Baal”—a blood-thirsty Canaanite god of infanticide and war who a narrative pipeline to the land’s ruling elite through his 400 prophets—Luce convened a war council of editors declaring that if Kennedy didn’t have the guts to invade Cuba, Time-Life would see the job done themselves. Luce had already been raising funds with his wife for a Cuba invasion with support from the CIA. All things considered, it was only appropriate that Kennedy opened his April 27th address to the ANPA with a pointed reminder:
“We as a people are inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings. We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers cited to justify it.”
9) Vietnam and the Assassinations
A 1954 CFR position paper, according to Jim Marrs, revealed that this cabal had their eyes fixed on South East Asia’s wealth of mineral resources, positing their need to militarily intervene in the region to prevent Communists from acquiring those resources first. Later in life, John Foster Dulles admitted to having designed SEATO in 1954 for this express purpose of establishing the legal precedent for United States intervention there.
Now even as President Kennedy was making moves to uproot the Rockefeller Reich from America’s power centers, he was obviously learning as he went along exactly who the core players of this shadow oligarchy were. It wasn’t until 1963 that Kennedy realized his National Security Advisor, McGeorge Bundy, was receiving his directives on Vietnam from fellow Bonesman Averell Harriman, then the administration’s Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Harriman along with McGeorge’s brother, CIA agent William Bundy (also Skull and Bones) are known for being most influential in bringing the United States into Vietnam and guiding wartime policy. All three of these Bonesmen likewise retained their prominence among the CFR and national security advisors who surrounded Johnson once Kennedy was eliminated.
Late in 2019, television host John Barbour shared publicly for the first time a comment made to him by New Orleans DA Jim Garrison, who had entrusted his cassette tapes on the Kennedy assassination to Barbour before his death. Garrison relayed that although he couldn’t prove it, he believed Harriman was the one from within Kennedy’s administration to nod at plans for the assassination. Although no details were offered as to why Garrison believed this, the simple fact that someone of his insight would conceptualize Harriman in this light suggests that, although not publicly, Garrison had at some point recognized the root problem: President Kennedy was at war with a secret society for America’s sovereignty.
Along similar lines, journalist William Pepper shared a fascinating story in just recent years. It was not long after January 1967, when Ramparts published The Children of Vietnam—the article that solidified King’s decision to lead the peace movement—that a well-dressed man who had just flown in from Washington on President Johnson’s behalf strode into the magazine’s headquarters with a message for the publisher: That it would be much appreciated if nothing by William Pepper was ever published again. And that messenger, Pepper revealed in punchline fashion, was none other than Averell Harriman.
Even so, the real shadow monarch seems to be David Rockefeller. In 1973 alone David met with 27 heads of state around the world including the rulers of Russia and Red China. When Australian President Malcolm Fraser came to the United States in 1976 to meet with President Gerald Ford and Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, his first meeting on the schedule was with David. According to statements in Cary Reich’s biography, David was routinely updated on CIA covert operations worldwide by Allen Dulles himself, if not through his brother Nelson, who was also a CIA insider of the innermost kind. All of this is truly incredible, in the summary of author Ralph Epperson, “because David Rockefeller has neither been elected or appointed to any governmental position where he could officially represent the United Stated government.”
Adding to this picture, was David’s influence on Vietnam policy through his CFR dominance as chairman. In 1972 he simply bypassed the Council’s nominating committee in order to name William Bundy editor-in-chief of their publication, Foreign Affairs. More telling still, David Rockefeller was the one to convince President Johnson to increase loans to the USSR after his Moscow meeting with Nikita Kruschev. These loans in turn funded the Soviet weapons which ended up in the hands of the North Vietnamese to send American troops home in flag-draped coffins.
Now in what world does this make sense?
It makes sense only in light of the Hegelian dialectic, who was applying it, and with what ultimate end in mind. As confessed by David Rockefeller himself on page 405 of his Memoirs: “For more than a century idealogical extremists at either end of the political spectrum have seized upon well-publicized incidents such as my encounter with Castro to attack the Rockefeller family for the inordinate influence they claim we wield over America’s political and economic institutions. Some even believe we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as “internationalists” and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure—one world, if you will. If that’s the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it.”
Rockefeller went on in that page to deride the growing belief in such a conspiracy. He points out the apparent lack of gratitude for all his family had done to help the free world overcome “the very real threat posed by Soviet communism,” failing to mention, of course, their role in birthing and feeding this monster. Yet as the 2020 overview clearly grants, Rockefeller’s verbosity must itself be filtered through the illuminist creed at the cornerstone of their method:
“We must win the common people in every corner. This will be obtained chiefly by means of the schools, and by open, hearty behavior, show, condescension, popularity and toleration of their prejudices which we shall at leisure root out and dispel.”
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