Director | March 11, 2010
Review of Donald T. Critchlow, Intended Consequences: Birth Control, Abortion, and the Federal Government in Modern America, New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. From 1965 to 1980, government spending on welfare programs increased by 263 percent. The federal government also initiated public-private partnerships with the population control foundations. The Population Council and the Ford Foundation […]
Category: Book Reviews, Depopulation |
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Tags: Donald Crichtlow, Intended Consequences, world population control
Director | March 9, 2010
Review of Donald T. Critchlow, Intended Consequences: Birth Control, Abortion, and the Federal Government in Modern America, New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. Critchlow has written a dry outline of world population control history that omits the horrors of this anti-human holocaust. This is a “policy” book focusing on American politics rather than on the […]
Category: Book Reviews, Depopulation |
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Tags: Donald T. Critchlow, Intended Consequences, world population reduction
Director | December 17, 2009
Review of Joel Garreau, Radical Evolution, New York: Doubleday, 2004. Opposition to DARPA’s Planned Future Henry David Thoreau warned that men have become tools of their tools, but this warning hasn’t stopped anything. Thousands of sci fi movies showing the controllers controlling the masses haven’t changed anything. We can’t expect mass opposition when the agenda […]
Category: Book Reviews, Police State |
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Tags: " virtual communities, "the slow suicide of nerdification, and the Rest, Bill Joy, DARPA, David Zindell, deep value clusters, Ellen Ullman, fatal knowledge, flavor, Francis Fukayama, gray goo, Howard Rheingold, Jaron Lanier, Joel Garreau, John Seely Brown, Justin Stagl, Leon Kass, mandatory compassion, Martin Rees, Radical Evolution, Steven Pinker, Teilhard de Chardin, the Enhanced, the global superorganism, the Hell scenario, the Naturals, the Prevail scenario
Director | December 15, 2009
We are still standing on square one pointing to the people and institutions that want to control us under the New World Order. We haven’t paid enough attention to the U.S. military. No, we are not talking about Iraq and Afghanistan, counterinsurgency strategies, or psyops strategies to spread disinformation through the U.S. media. We are […]
Category: Book Reviews, NWO History |
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Tags: DARPA, designer genes, germ-line intervention, GRIN technologies, Joel Garreau, Radical Evolution, somatic gene therapy, The Curve, The Singularity, transhumanism, Version 1.0 bodies.
Director | May 29, 2009
The Convergence of Catastrophes is the title of a book by French author Guillaume Corvus. A review by Michael O’Meara appears at The Widening Gyre. Corvus seems to believe that financial system irregularities are a result of “irresponsibility” rather than deliberate criminal behavior among connected elites, and he believes resource scarcity will exert a catastrophe […]
Category: Book Reviews, NWO History |
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Tags: American exceptionalism, Convergence of Catastrophes, European New Right, Guillaume Corvus, Michael O'Meara, Rene Guenon, The Ccatastrophe theory, The Reign of Quantity
Director | January 12, 2009
The Washington Times reports that Obama has selected Carol Browner, President Clinton’s head of EPA, to coordinate energy and climage-change policy in his new administration. Browner is a global socialist devoted to the Green Agenda of controlling the economy under environmental Communism. If you need more evidence of the junk science and deliberate disinformation behind […]
Category: Book Reviews, Phony Global Warming |
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Tags: Carol Browner, Chris Horner, global warming hoax, Red Hot Lies
Director | January 9, 2009
Adam Hochschild reviews The Forsaken by Tim Tzouliadis at the TimesOnline. The Forsaken tells the story of Americans who emigrated to Russia during the Depression in hopes of finding better jobs. Most of them died in Stalin’s camps.
Category: Book Reviews, Global Communism |
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Tags: Russian gulags