1) Psycheocracy (Selection of Leaders
Based on Personality)
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2) The Holy Bible Decrees Psycheocracy
.
3) For the Fright of Your Life, Surf:
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4) The New Conservatism
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5) The Scientific Selection of
Candidates
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6) Elect more Carolyn McCarthys
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7) Elect Honest Capable Union Leaders
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8) Rules of Colloquy
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9) Characteristics of Child Mind
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10) Some Characteristics of the Mature Intellect
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11) Some Criteria for Credibility
12) New Effective Activism
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13) Constituency Loyal Members of Parliament
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14) The Very High Cost of Joining the EU and the Euro
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15) The Collapse of the World Trade Center
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16) The Divided Brain
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17) Iron Law of Charity
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18) Proposed Voting System
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19) Better Health
.
20) The New Green Direction
.
21) The Dark history of the New World Order and the EU
22) End Free Speech on WBAI
.
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Psycheocracy (Selection of Leaders based on personality)
.
Large scale democracy has not worked. Democracy in small groups of,
say, one hundred or so, can work because every member of the group
knows everyone else and can elect an honest leader. However,
each
member of a group consisting of thousands of persons can only know
of about one hundred other members, the rest, a large majority, being
unknown to him. Any potential leader will be known only to a few per-
sons, thus a large group cannot select an honest an honest leader with
with any certainty. In practice, special interest groups promote one of
their own, loyal, members , spending much money to con
the public
into believing in his honesty. This problem can be solved by
the use
by the use of psychological evaluation.
.
Form a local political club, then advertise for one hundred or one thou-
sand applicants for the position of primary candidate. The club should
use rigorous tests, including psychological evaluation, to select the best
applicant for the club for the position of primary candidate. The club
should then run its candidate against the machine primary candidate and
win, then run its candidate against opposition party candidate and win.
.
The club's candidate will be able to say that he was selected in an open
forum, from a large selection of applicants, using rigorous, objective
tests.
The candidate could, further more, say that his competitor was selected
from two or three party hacks, through some murky process and selected
one the basis of the competitor's loyalty to corporate PACs and the party
machine, not to the voters.
.
The voters will then have a Congressman who is honest, capable, loyal to
his constituency, not to PACs. The political club will, most likely, be
able
to control state and municipal elections.
.
The greatest difference, by far, is between the PAC controlled candidates
and the PAC free candidates, rather than between Democrat and Republican
candidates, often called Republicrats.
.
Large institutions of all kinds use rigorous tests and psychological evalu-
ation almost all the time for the selection of important personnel with
great success. This method of selection could also be successfully used
in politics.
.
Psycheocratic selection would completely eliminate the problem of PAC
control, so much discussed at present. The PAC candidate requires such
an enormous amount of money (on average, 700,000 Dollars) to convince
very skeptical voters that they are free from PAC control. The psycheo-
cratic candidate, of course, will require much less campaign contributions,
which he will be able to raise from individuals. Representative Carolyn
McCarthy (of the Long Island Railroad) raised 1.3 million Dollars from
ind-
ividual contibutors.
.
Three quarters of elected representatives are well regarded by their constit-
uencies: yet the country is going down hill at high speed. The reason for
this
contradiction is that our political representatives are all very personable
(as
are, or were, all politicians since Attilla the Hun) and assiduously help
their
constituents with many minor problems with the respective governments.
The real damage that the politicians do to us and our country is done by
voting for outrageous bills that are little noticed, or not reported at
all. Bills
that take away our civil rights; that support the waste of billions of
Dollars
by the military; that allows our food to contaminated by herbicides and
herbicides; that gives billions of Dollars to millionaire farmers and none
to
poor farmers; that gives tax breaks only to the rich, even rebates; and
much
much more.
.
As noted in Walter Karp`s book, "Indispensible Enemies", in a huge number
of political districts the leaders of the majority party collusively agree
with
with minority leaders that the minority party will put up a weak, token
can-
didate to oppose the majority candidate for a few favors. These reasons
are
why there are so few changes of parties. The minority leaders live off
these
few favors. The minority party leaders will bitterly fight any reform move-
ment, even enlisting the help of the majority party, for they have everthing
to lose. An individual leader in an organisation will have much invested
in
the organisation: his position, prestige, contacts, ambitions etc. Thus
the
higher up an individual is in an organisation, the more he will be affected
by change and the more he will resist change.
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The Holy Bible Decrees
Psycheocracy
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"But select capable men from all the people--men who
fear God, trustworthy men who hate dishonest gain--
and appoint them as officials over thousands, hundreds,
fifties ands tens."
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Exodus,18:21
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The Conservative MP is selected by the local activists. They may
choose their own candidate or a candidate who is on the approved
list of the National Conservative Office. With few exceptions
the
local activists choose somebody from the list of persons approved
by the National Conservative Office. The persons on the approved
list are chosen by the National Conservative Office primarily because
they are loyal to the National Office, which
is controlled by the
Establishment, which runs the conservative party for their own benefit,
not for the benefit of the conservative voters. A more
professional
system for the selection of conservative candidates who
would be
more loyal to their voters, not the National Conservative Office, and
ultimately to the establishment is suggested.The local activists should
advertise locally for perhaps 100 or 1000 applicants for the
position
of candidate. The applicants should then be subjected
to rigorous
investigation and tests, including psychological evaluation, to select
the
best applicant for the position of candidate.
.
Members of the activists group should be disqualified from becoming
the candidate to discourage opportunists from joining
the group to
manipulate it. The activists group should be prejudiced
against any
applicants for the position of candidate with connections to any member
.
of the activist group.Those familiar with the workings of the Establish-
ment would agree that the Establishment would most likely
control
local groups by encouraging local people who could be
subjected to
their pressure, e.g. Borrowers and contractors to large companies, to
become activists and then, pressure or reward them to act in the inter-
ests of the Establishment. It is suggested that the local conservatives
groups disqualify from any membership in the local group
all those
who are subject to pressure by or rewards from the
Establishment.
This method of candidate selection has been used in the United States
for two hundred years by local political clubs
and machines, which
select all local candidates and vote in the national conventions for their
leaders. Elections in the United States are very expensive and the
local
political machines must select someone who can obtain
contributions
from the Establishment. The Establishment controls the
selection of
candidates in this manner.
.
Campaigning in the United Kingdom is far less costly.Should there be
two Conservative candidates, one put up by the group
loyal to the
National Conservative Office and the other by an independent group,
the two groups could hold a primary election, as is done in the United
States, to select one candidate.
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The Scientific Selection of Candidates
.
The weakest link in a democracy -- and it is a very weak link -- is
that almost all members of a large group of people cannot determine
the true personality of any one individual. The political aspirant
will
hide any character defect and will go to great pains
to develop a
credible image. Politicians are now selected by their
ability to sell
their vote to special interests, using the donated
money to generate
and advertise an instant artificial personality that will wi n the credibility
of the electorate. Here is how activists could work to cause the selection
of honest politicians: they should go into promising
electoral area and
organize the electorate into "Psycheocratic" (selection of leadership based
on personality) local political clubs. The main purpose of "Psycheocratic"
local political clubs would be to select their candidates based
in part on
personality, for the primary election, collect the requisite number
of sign-
atures for them to become a party primary candidate,
then canvass for
them. The party members would then vote in the
primary elections to
determine which primary candidate is to become the party
candidate, to
run against the candidate of the opposite party. The winner would
become
the elected representative of the electoral district.
.
1) Members of the group forming the club shall be disqualified
from being club members.
2) Club members shall be disqualified from becoming primary
candidates. This will discourage opportunists from joining
the club.
3) The club members should be prejudiced against applicants
for positions of primary candidate who are connected to club
members. This will discourage opportunists from sending their
4) The club should advertise widely to attract as many
applicants
for the position of primary candidate as possible.
5) The applicants shall be carefully screened and evaluated,
including
the use of psychological evaluation.
6) The club members will then vote for their primary
candidate, basing
their votes, one assumes, on the applicant's personality, education, back
ground, age, health, experience. etc.
7) The club officers should be selected in the same manner
as described.
.
The idea is not new - it has been used for decades by large organizations
- with apparent success. All that these organizations require of
an applicant
is that they send a resume and perhaps take a few tests. If the organ-
izations were to require applicants to go through the same obstacle course
as in politics, all the better applicants would go elsewhere.
.
Supporters of psycheocratic primary candidates will be able to tell the
electorate that nothing is known about the opposing primary candidate's
honesty or capability and that he was chosen by some murky process
in a smoke-filled back room from a base of only two or three party
regulars. In addition, the opposing candidate will raise many thousands
of dollars, (which will cost the taxpayer, generally, twenty times the
amount, to repay the contributors), to generate an instant, arbitrary
and artificial personality. The character of the psycheocratic candidate
would be well and reliably known. He would be selected from a large
base by a large group of people (the club) using a reliable means of selection.
.
The psycheocratic candidate, being much more credible, will need much
less money than a non psycheocratic candidate to achieve the confidence
of the voters. He will not be able to raise as much money from large
contributors, but will be able to raise more money from smaller cont-
ributors. A psycheocratic candidate will attract many more volunteers.
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Elect more Carolyn
McCarthys
.
Carolyn McCarthy's husband was killed by a deranged man on
the Long Island Railroad in 1993. In 1996 her congressman, Dan
Frisa, voted against an assault weapon ban. Mrs. McCarthy was
so angered that she decided to run for Congress against Dan Frisa.
Starting with nothing, she recruited over one thousand volunteers
and received over one million dollars in contributions, almost all in
small amounts. Mrs. McCarthy won the election for Congress by
57%. Mrs. McCarthy has proven a very important point: a single
person with no organization, resources or PAC support can win a
seat in Congress.
.
But one is not enough. One would have to wait a long time for another
Carolyn McCarthy to drop out of a tree. Why not, instead, proactively,
find an equivalent to her? As Rep. McCarthy depends on the goodwill
of fellow congressmen for trading votes, her support for the campaigning
for other congressional seats cannot be expected, as such support
would be interpreted, quite correctly, as a stab in the back. So we will
have to proceed alone.
.
The problem of finding someone credible to become the candidate can
be solved as described: Those interested should form local political
clubs with ideal constitutions to which the following is added:
.
1) Members of the group forming the club shall be disqualified
from
being club members.
2) Club members shall be disqualified from becoming primary
candidates.
This will discourage opportunists from joining the club.
3) The club members should be prejudiced against applicants
for
positions of primary candidate who are connected to club members.
This will discourage opportunists from sending their friends into the club.
4) The club should advertise widely to attract as many
applicants for the
position of primary candidate as possible.
5) The applicants shall be carefully screened and evaluated,
including
the use of psychological evaluation.
6) The club members should then vote for their primary
candidate,
basing their votes, one assumes, on the applicant's personality,
education, background, age, health, experience. etc.
7) The club officers should be selected in the same manner
as described.
.
Large corporations and institutions have used more or less the same
method for selecting their leaders, including astronauts, for decades
with apparent success.
.
Why not join and recruit people to new groups, Democratic or Rep-
ublican, to elect honest, capable to political office.
.
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Elect honest, capable Union Leaders
.
Members in a small group of people know each other intimately
and could determine which of them would make a good leader.
In large groups, each member will be known by only a few other
members and will be unknown to the rest. Thus, a large group of
people, as a whole, cannot know which of them would make good
leaders. In practice, in large organizations, leadership falls to
those
who have the organization, resources, energy and time to generate
instant, artificial personalities for the large group to reluctantly
choose from.
.
Those who choose to become leaders are driven by some greater
inner misery or by greed to desperate and time-consuming efforts to
deceive to become leaders. They show little interest in the welfare
of
their fellows. Those who would make the best leaders are well
adjusted and do not have the inner misery to propel them to the great
efforts needed to become leaders. They cannot be easily identified.
.
In order to overcome the above problems and elect honest, capable
union leaders, it is suggested that a committee be formed that would
function as follows:
.
1) The committee would accept applications and nominations
for
positions of candidate
for leadership positions.
2) Disqualify committee members from becoming candidates.
3) Evaluate the nominees' qualifications and personality
using psychological tests.
4) Vote for the best nominee.
5) Register the nominee and canvass for him.
.
Union members are not hired for their general knowledge nor for
their honesty nor administrative abilities, only for their specific skills.
As a result, union leaders will have inferior administrative abilities
and could be dishonest. It is suggested that non-union people such
as lawyers, MBAs be selected as union leaders. One expects and
gets reliable service from experts such as doctors, lawyers, etc., so
why should these experts give inferior service as union leaders, part-
icularly when evaluated for honesty, by psychologists?
.
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Rules of Colloquy
.
1) The purpose of allowing participants to speak is to inform the
audience, not to benefit the speaker.
2) Speakers are to fully consider their ideas before they express
them, then fully express them in
good, clear, logical, and concise English. The ideas are to be
expressed without emotion, declamation or emphasis.
3) All information is to have an objective origin even if that origin
is forgotten.
4) A warrant of credibility is the acceptance of retribution (usually
loss of credibility) should the corresponding information be shown
to be false. Emotional warrants of credibility are forbidden
as well as emotional manipulation of the audience. If a speaker
wishes to warrant his credibility he should do so explicitly.
For
example: "I warrant my credibility that . . .", or "As a
professional, I would like to say . . . ." Speakers who warrant their
credibility are to identify themselves.
5) Innuendo, sarcasm, suggestion, insinuation, vernacular, disingen-
uousness, obloquy, mockery, contempt, condescension, irony,
ridicule, satire, derision, misinterpretation, words that are
vague or have negative connotation, and formal and informal
fallacies are forbidden. Violations of the above are to be inter-
preted as (dishonest) warrants of credibility.
6) Aspects of the topic under discussion are to be discussed in order
of importance. Discussion of a lesser aspect implies acceptance
of greater aspects.
7) Scholarly discourse shall be the paradigm.
8) Speakers are not to prove how clever, cute, dumb, righteous,
witty or humorous they are.
9) To call a speaker ignorant or naive is a warrant of credibility.
10) Definitions, words, standards of proof, reliability of information
and references are to be those implied by the context.
11) Willful violators of the rules of colloquy may be asked to identify
themselves.
12) Repetition and the obvious are to be avoided.
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Characteristics
of Childmind
.
Childmind does not understand and ignores the meaning of abstract
statements, he only understands the concomitant emotion, in which
he is solely interested; and understands statements as a means of
conveying emotion.
.
Childmind ascribes a degree of credibility to an abstract statement
that is proportional to the degree of emotion with which the statement
is expressed.
.
Childmind takes generalizations and figures of speech literally.
.
Childmind believes that abstract reality can be changed by emotion.
Childmind is fascinated by symmetry.
.
Childmind believes that reality is like a Disney cartoon; all characters
and phenomena being very simple, extreme and absolute and cannot
understand anything more complex.
.
Childmind is sensitive to criticism, believes criticism to be arbitrary
and will hurl criticism back.
.
Childmind loves besting adults and will gleefully draw attention to
perceived errors even if trivial or nonexistent.
.
When childmind accepts a rule, it is very upset when the rule is
broken, even in trivial or irrelevant circumstances.
.
Childmind is very upset by hypocrisy, even in trivial or irrelevant
circumstances.
.
Childmind assumes all members of a set of objects to be identical.
.
Childmind is very quick to make a hasty generalization.
.
When childmind takes a side in a controversy he will be intensely
loyal to that side irrespective of contrary evidence.
.
Childmind will give credibility to the side in a controversy which is
supported by the most experts, weighted by their rank.
.
Childmind will answer a question with a question.
.
Childmind will disbelieve any argument made by a disliked authority.
.
Childmind will believe an argument to be ridiculous simply because it
is ridiculed.
.
Childmind argues only in sound bites.
.
Childmind will refuse to say "I do not know"
.
Childmind will ignore all anomalies, contradictions and discrepancies.
.
Childmind has an attention span of fifteen seconds, after which he
assumes a right to loudly interrupt.
.
When childmind perceives that it is losing an argument it will withdraw
from the argument citing one of the following reasons:
1) Your (effective) argument is an insult to me (or others)
2) Your argument is ridiculous (meaning undefined of
course) absurd,
ludicrous, etc.
3) Your argument is farfetched
4) I do not have time to respond to weak arguments
5) Your arguments are disloyal or unpatriotic
6) You are not an expert
7) Of course I know that you are just joking
8) The argument is from a vanity press
9) There is no scientific proof for your argument.
If presented with a
requested standard of proof, he will raise the required
standard
10) Your argument hurts people's feelings.
11) You are undermining my authority.
12) I am not going to fall for that trick (i.e. debating).
13) Your argument was completely discredited years ago.
.
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Some Characteristics
of the Mature Intellect
.
1) Asks questions
2) Answers questions
3) Does not emote nor use emotional nor colloquial terms
4) Does not interrupt
5) Uses clear, concise, logical, formal and complete
English
6) Listens and learns
7) Analyses rationality of thoughts before expressing
them
8) Is willing to say "I do not know"
9) Has no emotional attachment to ideas, positions, dogmas,
judgments etc.
10) Understands the meaning of words used.
11) Understands some of the principles of informal and formal
reasoning
12) Understands some of the informal and formal fallacies
13) Understands some of the basic principles of science
14) Gives serious consideration to everything said
15) Denies nothing without reason
16) Obeys the rules of colloquy
17) Welcomes constructive criticism
18) pays acute attention to discrepancies,anomalies andcontradictions.
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Some Criteria for
Credibility
.
Nine-nine percent of experts become experts for financial compen-
sation, ego expansion and power. They are almost all
paid well.
Only corporations and well funded organisations can afford to pay
the experts. Corporation that employ the experts have
only two
moral obligations: the first is to obey the law and the second is
to
maximize the returns on investment without reference to any
other
morals. Any public good that costs money reduces the stockholders'
return and is thus necessarily immoral. The obligations
of corpora-
tions are consistent with the attitudes of those who become corporate
officers and officers of other institutions. In pursuance of their
oblig-
ations the officers will punish any experts in their employment or
in
their direct or indirect control who might communicate negative infor-
mation about the corporations. The treatment of
whisle-blowers
illustrates the above point. All well funded organisations
are cont-
rolled by corporations.
.
The expert himself will, after spending much time,
money and
trauma in acquiring his expertise, will be hostile to negative
infor-
mation, which would make his expertise less valuable. Since corp-
orations control the curricula of most institutes of learning, the expert
will not be taught any negative information about any aspect of
the
corporations. Thus no expert can be expected to articulate,
admit
or even know about negative information about his field.
.
Almost all publications are either owned by or depend on the adver
-tising revenue of corporations, which are required to, and do, prevent
publication of negative information about their advertisers and their allies.
.
Each discipline produces information with its own specific degree of
.
reliability. The degree of reliability is a compromise between insufficient
information output that would result from too high reliability require-
ments and much information of too low value, resulting from too low
reliability requirements.
.
Due to the simplicity and absolute consistency of the subject of study,
physics has the highest reliability of all disciplines, being perhaps 99.9999%.
At the other end is psychiatry, having a reliability of, perhaps, 90%,
due to variability and the difficulty of measuring subjects. The
reliability
of other disciplines lies in between.
.
The reliability of any information that is not used, ultimately, for a
decision is irrelevant. The probable benefit of a decision
is equal
to minus the cost (fees, travel costs, etc.) plus the benefit times the
probability of the benefit minus the liability times the probability of
the
liability. Or:
.
B (net) = - C (gross cost) + B (benefit) x P (benefit) - L (liability)
x P (liability).
.
Thus even information of low reliability can be of value. For example,
if a drunken derelict were to inform someone that a robber, located in
a certain street, would murder, individual would not use that street, even
though the reliability of the derelict would be very small.
.
For practical purposes a high degree of reliability for information is
not
required. For multimillion-dollar projects, a high degree of reliability
for
information is desirable.
.
Common sense is only of value in situations where relevant factors are
very familiar, otherwise rational evaluation must be used.
.
A negative statement, i.e., the nonexistence of something, can only be
proven if the context of the statement is thoroughly searched by a reliable
agent.
.
Emotion and thinking are mutually exclusive. Thought may be delib-
erately frustrated by the generation of emotion.
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New Effective Activism
.
Activism can be divided into two parts: political pressure
and charity.
The standard of living and the state of misery is determined by the Est-
ablishment as a compromise between their political security
and corp-
orate profits. Should the misery increase, their profits might
rise, but
their security will fall below below an acceptable level. Should the level
of misery drop, say, due to better weather or to new discoveries,
the
Establishment will increase its profits until the
minimum acceptable
level of security is reached. Thus should the aggregate of activists
rel-
ieve a perceptable amount of misery, the Establishment will increase
its
profits until the level of misery reaches the same maximum
safe level.
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The other part of activism is political pressure on elected representatives
to effect legal change. To get elected, or re-elected,
a candidate must
convince the thousands of voters of his credibility. This takes
a lot of
money, which is supplied by political action committees
or "PACs",
for which many services must be performed. In practice
PAC money
is much more powerful than activist pressure and always predominates.
Since the 1970s social conditions have declined,
despite decades of
work by activist lobbyists across America. Congress does vote crumbs
for not-for-profits because they tie up thousands of activists who, other-
wise, would do serious damage to the Establishment by
electioneering.
The activists, very usefully, mitigate social problems,
embarrassing to
The Establishment.
.
PAC control of politicians is the only real
flaw of the United States
polity. Only the removal of the politicians
will have any real effect.
There is a "flaw" in the political structure that will allow activists
to cause
honest persons to be elected to political office. The "flaw" is the
relative
ease by which a primary candidate can be selected. Activists should form
independent political clubs, Democratic or Republican,
with or without
activists as members. The clubs should then advertise for one hundred or
one thousand applicants for the position of primary candidate.
Then the
club should use rigorous tests, including psychological evaluation,
to sel-
ect the best applicant for the club for the position of
primary candidate.
The club should then petition for their selected applicant
to become a
primary candidate, then beat the machine primary
candidate, then beat
the opposite machine candidate in the general election. The
voters will
then have, at last, a Congressman, or other elected representative,
who
is honest, capable, loyal to his constituents and free from
PAC control.
The idea is a marriage of independent political clubs, which have
existed
since the Revolution and psychological evaluation which has been
used
for many decades by corporations, many
governments, the military,
NASA, Churches, etc.
.
Some money will be needed to run a club and elections, though much less
than that required by a machine club. Representative Carolyn
McMarthy
(whose husband was shot on the Long Island Railroad) raised 1.3 million
Dollars from individual contributors, much more than the 700
thousand
Dollars spent on the average Congressional campaign.
.
In response to the continuing political crisis,
several inadequate, if not
useless, responses have developed. They are:
1) Term limits
2) Instant run off voting
3) Campaign finance reform
4) Proportion representation
5) Voter registration
6) Electoral College reform
7) Voter education
8) Third parties
9) Ratification
All of the responses, except for no. 3), do
not address the crucial
problem: the control of elected representatives
by PACS. Even if
put fully into effect, the responses will make little difference to the
legis-
lative votes of our elected representatives. Term limits will only result
in
unskilled representatives who will be even more dependent on PACs be-
cause they are unknown. Neither voter registration nor
voter education
will replace the PAC controlled candidates. Campaign
finance reform
might, conceivably, make for improvements, but as reforms will affect both
Democratic and Republican representatives, they could hardly be expected
to cut their own throats nor damage the interests of their PACs and
politi-
cal machines on whom they will depend on for jobs contracts etc. Voters
are now acutely aware of the spoiler effect of third parties. Now if 33%
of
the increasingly infuriated voters decide to vote for a third party, there
will
be one hundred third parties, not the 22 at present. Third parties will
soon
be dependent on PAC money. Why do they waste so much energy?
.
Unfortunately first solutions have a habit of over-riding any later and
superior solutions. Some reasons are:
1) The users of the first solutions become comfortable and used to the
routine. That is, they fall into a psychic trap
2) The first solution becomes a source of socializing and contacts
3) The first solution will look good on a resume
4) The first solution becomes involved in the ego of those involved
5) The solution results in remuneration. The money trap
6) A new, better, solution will require much hard and tiring thinking
7) Those involved in the first solution do not want to irritate the elected
representatives or the Establishment on whom they
depend on for
crumbs
It is hoped that activists will switch from charity and
fruitless pressure
against PACs to form independent political clubs--a task
that will take
only a fraction of the effort expended in lobbying the PACs. Form a club
as soon as possibly and give it a name. A club with a
name will attract
more attention than abstract theory. Use psychological evaluation
to sel-
ect the leaders.
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The establishment of a town raised rents which
resulted in 50 home-
less. The establishment stopped at this figure as it feared
political reac-
tion. In came compassionate social activists who worked
very hard to
house the homeless. Grateful, the establishment
raised the rents until
50 more became homeless. The activists certainly earned
their crumbs.
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ON a small radio station that no
one listens to, KPFA, Rep. Cynthia
McKinney said that "President Bush may have withheld prior knowledge of
the September 11 terrorist attack so that his friends might profit
from the
war that would certainly follow.The American Israeli Political Affairs
Com-
mittee (AIPAC) immediately swooped down on her back-woods electoral
district and lavishly funded her primary election rival, who
won. Rep. Jim
Moran, in a private meeting of about 150 persons in a church,
said: "If it
were not for the strong support of the Jewish community for this
war with
Iraq, we would not be there." The Washington Jewish community immed-
iately attacked with such ferocity that Rep. Moran is expected to
lose the
next election. That's power. When will activists be able to match it?
.
The number of serious problems that America suffers can be
counted
in the thousands. Their mitigation depends on the solution of one prob-
lem alone; that problem is PAC control. And must be given first priority.
.
With respect to voter registration, the following should be noted:
even
if 99% of the eligible citizens
were to vote, they would have the
same two PAC controlled candidates to chose between,
probably the
greatest reason why most of them do not vote. Now if there were one or
two independent candidates, free from PAC control,
then registration
would increase at much greater pace.
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If you have any questions contact me. See:
www.home.earthlink.net
/~jnewell957 . Or enter the keyword "Psycheocracy"
into a search-
engine.
John A. Newell
NYC
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Constituency Loyal
Members of Parliament
.
The selection of Conservative and Labour prospective candidates for
the House of Commons is almost always determined by the Conser-
vative Central Office, etc. and Transport House. Although local pol-
itical associations can contest the selection, they seldom do; the hier-
archy having such political power. The result being a House of Com-
mons having loyalty only to the Transport House and the Conservative
Central Office, which in turn, are loyal to the banks which control the
sovereign City of London, which, in turn, is controlled by a higher sover-
eignty. The selection of candidates by the leaders of the parties is more
than a travesty of democracy; it is the negation of democracy. Politics
in the UK is only slightly more democratic than that of the Soviet Union.
.
Fortunately, this unhappy state of affairs is easily remedied. Conservat-
ives, Labourites and others should form independent Conservative and
Labour associations. These associations should then advertise for one
hundred or one thousand applicants for the position of prospective
candidate, using rigorous tests, including psychological evaluation, to
select the best applicant. Then, at last, we will get MPs who are loyal
to
their constituents.
.
With enough power, the local associations will be able to form their own
national hierarchy and keep it under their control. If an Establishment
association insists on running a candidate, the Establishment association
and the independent association of the same party could hold a primary
election to determine who should be the party candidate.
The History of the Constitutional Treaty, The Bilderbergers and The EU
goes back to 1776 AD. This history is described in various books, such
as "The Unseen Hand" by Ralph Epperson, "Rule by Secrecy" by Jim
Marrs, "Conspirators' Hierarchy" by John Coleman, "The Anglo-Ameri-
can Establishment" by Carroll Quigley, Etc.
.
More information on the idea presented can be seen on the web page
www.home.earthlink.net/~jnewell957 The web page may be accessed
by searching for the word "psycheocracy", the first return will be the
web page.
.
See: www.globalchange.com/taw/TAW-Chapter7.htm
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The
Very
High Cost of Joining the EU and the Euro
We have been told much about the advantages of joining the EU;
More business, more jobs, no more war ( in Europe), no visa
requirements, etc. The above is just the cheese in the rat trap.
There is much more, some of which is described below.
1)Britain would fund the massive pension deficits of European
countries.
2) The UK will be divided into several regions that will be directly
controlled by the EU: the Westminster Parliament will not be
able to protect these regions.
3) Control of the British economy will be transfered to bankers
in Europe who are unelected and unaccountable
4) Although there is some fraud and mismanagement in Britain,
it is nothing compared to that of Europe. Already The EU
bureaucracy, now 40,000 stong, is corrupted: 10% of their
budget is lost to fraud and mismanagement.
5) Armed EU police, the Europol, protected by diplomatic
immunity, will be able to arrest a Briton, for crimes that do
not break British law, take him to Europe and hold in prison
for nine months, pending an investigation.
6) Under Corpus Juris, the EU legal system, Britons will lose
their rights to Habeas Corpus, protection against double
jeopardy, trial by jury and the presumption of innocence
7) Herbal medicines and, possibly, complementary medicine
will be, effectively, be banned
8) Our fisheries were given, in 1970, by Prime Minister Edward
Heath, to the EU gratis; or, perhaps for some unknown quid
pro quo. If we join the EU it will gain control and possession
of Britain's oil
9) If we join the EU it will be illegal, in Britain, as well as in the
EU, to criticise the EU, its policies and its leading officials
10) All EU taxes will be "harmonised", meaning made equal.
Since countries with taxes of about 50% will not be able to
lower their taxes, Britain's taxes will be increased to 50%.
The extra money, will, most likely, be given to the new south-
ern and eastern additions to the EU
11) Any member state of the EU could lose their voting rights
if a "qualified majority vote" believes that the member is a
potential threat to "European values and principles"
12) The Commissioners who run the European Commission are
appointed by the heads of state of the member states. Since
the heads of member states were selected by those who
control the Bilderbergers, one may reasonably assume that
the latter control the selection of the EU Commissioners.
The EU Commission formulates EU policy. The EU Coun-
cil translates the policies of the Commission into legislation.
The EU Parliament votes to pass or reject the legislation.
The Parliament cannot introduce or amend legislation. The
EU Parliament is so structured so that it is difficult to reject
legislation.
13) The EU has instituted rules and regulations that cover about
two million pages.
14) Already the EU is thoroughly corrupt. Many millions of Euros
have disappeared. EU auditors have refused to certify EU acc-
ounts for nine successive years.
.
To date, the EU has made little difference to everyday life in Britain.
This is because, should the British public become upset, the British
could decline to join the EU. However, after Tony Blair signs the
Constitutional Treaty on the ninth of May, Britain will become a
mere twelve provinces of th EU. Then the EU will be able to enforce
EU laws to the full without resistance to worry about.
.
Web sites:
www.newalliance.org.uk click: "Hot Links"
www.democracymovement.org.uk click: "Web Links"
http://eurereferendum.blogspot.com
www.civitas.org.uk click EU button
www.brugesgroup.com
northeastnocampaign.co.uk
For more web sites see: www.european-referendum.org.uk
neilherron.co.uk
neilherron.blogspot.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurosceptic
bullen.demon.co.uk
no-euro.com
sovereignty.org.uk
globalbritain.org
euro-sceptic.org
junepress.com
congressfordemocracy.org.uk
lesc.org.uk
.
.
Books:
1) The Rotten Heart of Europe
Bernard Connolly
2) EU Law
Stephen Weatherill, Paul Beaumont
Penguin Books
C. 1999
ISBN 0-14-024113-2
3) The Government and Politics of the European Community
Neill Nugent
Duke University Press
C. 1989
ISBN 0-8223-0969-6
4) Economics of the European Community
A M El-Agraa
Pub: Phillip Allan, approx 1980
5) Britain Held Hostage
Lindsay Jenkins
Pub. 1997 by Orange State Press
ISBN: 0965781208
6) The Great Deception
Christopher Brooks,
Richard North
Pub. Continuum
ISBN: 0826471056
7) The Essential Guide the European Union
Ruth Lea
Pub. The Centre for Policy Studies London
Tel: 020 7222 4488
ISBN 1 903210 73 6
& see: junepress.com
.
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The Collapse of
the World Trade Center
.
Some building demolition experts have speculated that the WTC
build-
ings could not have collapse the way
they did without explosives.
For more: freeworldalliance.com, http://serendipity.magnet.ch , thenew-
american.com , intellex.com/~rigs, thememoryhole.org , emperorsclothes
.com , Conspiracyplanet.com , jimmarrs.com , copvcia.com , cyberclass
.com , world-action.co.uk , public-action.co.uk ,
americanfreepress.net
www.mathaba.net related info: www.dack.com ,
orlingrabbe.org , aci
.net/kalliste , bilderberg.org , whatreallyhappened.com , biblebelievers.org
.au , unansweredquestions.org , questionsquestions.net , attackonamerica
.net ,911timeline.net , osamaskidney.com Search: "+Benton+K+Partin"
"New+World+Order", +"+Carlyle+Group"+CIA , Illuminati , Rothschild ,
wsws.org+hijackers,+Meyssan+Pentagon , vonchloride , +Israel+spies ,
+WTC+September+explosives , "Michael C Rupert",+"Myron C Fagan",
True patriots learn the worst and tell all. "9-11 In
Plane Site"
.
.
The Divided Brain
.
The human brain is divided into two hemispheres. The right hemisphere
processes feelings and emotion; the left hemisphere processes reason
and logic. The right hemisphere necessarily dominates and controls
the
left. Consider two of our cavemen ancestors cognitating on the meaning
of life. Along comes a hungry tiger. One becomes scared stiff,
switches
of his left hemisphere and runs as fast as his legs can carry him.
The
other contemplates the semiotics of hungry tigers and disappears along
with his genes. Thus our right hemispheres control our left hemisphere
and will only allow the latter to work if it can produce net pleasure
greater than otherwise available.
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The Iron Law of
Charity
.
The establishment will set the standard of living of the population
as a compromise between their profits and their security.If the
standard of living is higher, then the establishment may reduce it
for greater profit without endangering their security. If the standard
of living is too low they will raise it to preserve their security.If a
perceptible amount of charity were to raise the standard of living,
the establishment would increase their profits until the level of the
standard of living is lowered to the original compromise level.
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Proposed Voting
System
.
Contiguous electoral districts should be paired off and amalgamated.
The districts should elect two representatives each, the two being the
ones with the largest and second largest number of votes. The elected
representatives should be given votes equal to the number of thousands
of votes voted for them. Political parties whose candidates did not receive
enough votes to be elected should be allowed to consolidate the votes of
their candidates running in all districts and send a representative(s)
to the
deliberative body, voting the consolidated votes in thousands.
.
.
.
Better Health
.
In the 19th century there were, not one, but many different types of
doctors. At the top were the homeopaths, who attended the middle
class and the wealthy. Just below them were the naturopaths, osteo-
paths, and chiropractors. At the bottom was the ex-army, "saw bones"
who also knew some herbology picked up from Native Americans. Just
above the "saw bones" were a group of doctors whose medical prac-
tices originated in Germany. These doctors, who were based in Phila-
delphia, believed in what was known as "heroic medicine"-heavy
surgery and large amounts of strong medicines. The middle class
regarded them a quacks, preferring to use homeopaths. They app-
ended the letters "M.D." to their names. Their trade organization
was called "The American Medical Association."
.
In 1895 John Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie invested very heavily
in the nascent pharmaceutical industry. All the types of doctors refused
to prescribe the pharmaceuticals--with one exception--the heroic
doctors of Philadelphia. Unfortunately, they served the poor and const-
ituted less than one half percent of all doctors--hardly enough to justify
their investment in pharmaceuticals. Any aggressive businessman would
have given up there and then. But not Rockefeller. Through a long and
heroic effort, using fair and mostly foul means, he reduced all types of
doctors, except the heroic M.D.s to less than or half percent of all
doctors. The number of M.D.s were increased to over 99 percent of
all doctors.
.
After the Civil War, government medicine expanded enormously to take
care of veterans. Government medicine was controlled by surgeons and
surgeon’s subsequently controlled the whole of medicine. To win the
alliance of the surgeons the pharmaceutical companies accepted unfet-
tered surgery.
.
In the twenties, the public was very attuned to the new, particularly the
scientific, and to throwing out the old. At that time surgeons developed
new spectacular operations that cured illnesses that homeopaths were
unable to. These operations were heavily publicized by the Press, then,
as now, controlled by the Rockefellers (or more accurately, controlled
by those who control the Rockefellers). The first medical research was
done by the heroic doctors was in the twenties and their medicine was
then called "scientific". In the nineteenth century and early twentieth
cent-
ury there were hundreds of medical schools with very low standards and
the public was very unhappy about the situation. Rockefeller commissioned
a study of medical education. The commission’s report, called the "Flexner
report," recommended closing the substandard medical schools. In an after-
thought the report recommended that medicine should go in the direction
of surgery and pharmaceuticals. To the great benefit of the public the
sub-
standard medical schools were closed and the report gained enormous
public respect. The reports recommendation for surgery and pharmaceu-
ticals was subsequently exploited to the maximum. Rockefeller used his
considerable political power to replace all physicians in the civil service
with M.D. Physicians. The remaining medical schools were heavily sub-
sidized by Rockefeller and became dependent on the subsidies. The med-
ical schools subsequently ousted all professors who did not support pharm-
aceuticals as a primary form of medicine, even professors who had the
highest esteem of their students and colleagues. Through their power and
wealth the pharmaceutical industry gained control of the Food and Drug
Agency. Through interlocking directorates and advertising they control
almost all periodicals and all newspapers to promote their form of therapy
and discredit all competitive therapy.
.
Large corporations that considered themselves "responsible members of
the community" made charitable contributions. These contributions gen-
erated considerable debate. Could a corporation legitimately make a
charitable contribution that did not result in an identifiable pay off
when
using the stockholders' potential profits. Also, what were the responsib-
ilities of a corporation? The answers to the questions were definitively
answered as follows: a corporation has no right to make charitable con-
tributions or humanitarian acts, except when identifiable advantages are
to be made-for example, control of a charitable organization. The only
obligations of a corporation are to obey the laws and maximize the return
on investment. The corporation has no moral obligations--if they had,
the most moral corporation would spend the most on charity and become
the least competitive. If some party were to be hurt, the Law must prevent
the damage. In a celebrated example, example of some years ago Ford’s
Pinto had side saddle fuel tanks which caused many fiery deaths. Instead
of spending several billion dollars on changing the tanks, Ford just paid
off the victims--costing Ford only a few million dollars. Ford acted in
a
morally responsible manner. The only factor that controls corporate depre-
dations is adverse publicity. Otherwise corporations have a responsibility
to suck the public dry, pay their employee starvation wages
for dangerous unhealthy work, sell dangerous and unhealthy products and
pollute the ecology. That those who control corporations also control the
law is another matter.
.
Corporations making genetically modified food have an obligation to
promise a wide variety of and more nutritious food at half the price. The
corporations are also obliged to exploit their patents to form cartels,
to
produce food as cheaply as possible, which will probably be less nutrit-
ious and contain more toxins, and charge twice the price.
.
Science is the accumulation of knowledge, and only knowledge, obtained
in conformance with protocols designed to provide information of the
highest reliability that is also consistent with production. High reliability
is
demanded because many careers and billions of dollars are dependent on
prior research. In science only the research counts. The characteristics
of
the scientist and the circumstances of the research count for nothing.
Negative scientific findings only are considered valid for the time and
location of the research. Statements made by scientists are not consid-
ered to be scientifically true unless supported by research.
.
The measure of reliability is probability. Physics has the greatest rel-
iability with a probability of about 99.9999%. This is because there
are very few elements, few interactions, few characteristics and each
object in a class of elements is identical to the other members in the
class. Psychiatric research is the least reliable science, having a prob-
ability of about 90%. This is because each subject is complex and
varies in time and from subject to subject.
.
There are no such things as scientific practices as allegedly scientific
practices produce outputs that are not information and because all
practices involve protocols, procedures and information that are not
scientifically, proven, e.g. personnel management. There is no such
thing as scientific agriculture, manufacturing, engineering, management,
design; nor are there such things as scientific socialism or scientific
medicine.
.
Science is broken down into disciplines and disciplines are broken
down into theories. Theories start as ideas with reliabilities consid-
ered low. When a theory is tested scientifically its reliability will be
considered higher but not proven. Then the theory is retested by
other groups and if their research finds the theory to be valid, it is
assumed to be "proven", meaning the reliability of the theory is that
which is characteristic of the discipline. No theory is considered
proven absolutely; scientists believe that every theory might be con-
tradicted by more sophisticated research, or superceded by another
theory.
.
Information of all probabilities can be useful, not just probabilities
of,
say, 99.99% and above, characteristic of science. For example, if a
ragged derelict run up to the reader and gave some information, the
reliability of the information might be generally judged to be 5 to 10
percent. Now if the derelict were to tell the reader that there was a
drug addict waiting to rob and kill them, the reader would certainly
take heed: thus information with a reliability of 5 to 10 percent is pot-
tentially valuable. If geologists were to tell a petroleum company that
there was a one percent probability that there was a billion Dollars
worth of oil in a given location, it would certainly be worthwhile to
for the company to spend one million Dollars to explore for the oil.
Thus information with a probability of 10% could be valuable.
Mathematically speaking, the value of information is equal to minus
the cost of using it, plus the benefits times the probability the benefits
are as high as assumed minus the losses that might result times the
probability that the losses might occur.
.
Allopathic medicine, which could otherwise be called dominant,
Rockefeller, pharmaceutical or for profit medicine, justify their
therapies by the claim that they are "scientifically proven" and
justify not using other types of medicine by claiming that they are
scientifically unproven. This implies that scientifically unproven
medicine does not work. In other words scientists or doctors select
scientifically unproven and ineffective therapies then make them
effective by scientifically proving them to be effective. Science was
only introduced into medicine in the twenties, thus no medical therapy
could have worked before the twenties. Science was invented in 1620
A.D., thus nothing could have worked before that time.
.
No therapy is completely effective. Most therapies are effective from
40% to 50% of the time; only a few therapies are effective 80% of
the time. For example, let us say that one hundred physicians find,
through many applications, that a therapy is 50% effective. The com-
bined credibility of the physicians could not be 100% but could be
99.9%. The above finding would classify by the medical establishment
as "anecdotal", as it was not scientifically proven. Thus a patient could
expect that the therapy in question has a probability of being effective
49.95% of the time. Now let us assume that the therapy is then scient-
ifically proven and that the probability of the therapy being 50% effective
is 99.99%. A patient could now expect the probability of the scientifically
proven therapy being effective to be 49.995%. The scientific proof increases
the probability of the therapy being effective by 0.045%.
.
The criteria for credibility for medical information has long been debated.
If the standards for medical information were too high then patients would
be denied effective therapies for which there were not enough resources
to prove. On the other hand, too low standards would mean patients
ould be subjected to therapies of dubious reliability. The final criteria
for medical credibility settle on was, and is, as follows: if one physician
were to state that a therapy were effective (for some of the time) then
all other physicians were obliged to accept this information as true. The
denial of the efficiency of therapies, on the other hand, required a much
higher standard of proof: the therapy must be tried on a minimum of six
patients, in conditions described by the doctor, following the described
protocol faithfully and in constant communication with the doctor. If no
patients improve then the therapy could be deemed ineffective. If one or
more patients improve, then the therapy could not be deemed to be ineffective.
.
In practice only about 10% to 20% of allopathic medical procedures are
scientifically proven. This does not mean that the unproven therapies do
not work, just that they are scientifically unproven. Neither organ transp-
lants nor heart bypass operations are scientifically proven.
.
Allopaths frequently refer to reports of successes of holistic medicine
to
be "anecdotal" implying that the information came in with breeze and was
highly unreliable; but their real definition of anecdotal is any thing
that is not
scientifically proven, which could include information that is, perhaps
99.9%
reliable--more than enough to be acceptable.
.
Practitioners of alternative medicine take the state of health and biochem-
istries of their patients in account because each person's biochemistry
is
unique. "If biochemistries were animals, each person's biochemistry would
be a different species". It would be impossible to get a cohort of patients
with identical biochemistries and thus it would be impossible to scientifically
prove alternative medicine. The individual components of alternative
therapies, however, have been scientifically proven. All supplements--herbs,
vitamins, etc. have been scientifically proven, with at least two dozen
scientific studies per supplement. There are over two thousand scientific
studies proving vitamin C to be effective. All together there are about
one
and a half million research studies proving supplements to be effective.
.
There are about 700 M.D. physicians in the United States who practice
alternative medicine and attest to its efficacy. There are several thousand
alternative physicians in the United States who also attest to the efficacy
of alternative medicine. And that, according to medical protocols, is enough.
.
The allopathic establishment in times past declared that holistic medicine
was simply "quackery". Now the establishment declares that they have
an open mind about holistic medicine and will accept all treatments that
have been scientifically proven. This is not true. The efficacy of supplements
have been proven, are cheaper and have no side effects, yet the allopaths
prescribe no supplements. For example, St. John's Wort is just as effective
as Prozac, is cheaper and does not have the violent side effects of Prozac,
yet they always prescribe Prozac. Scientific tests of therapies cost from
five
to twenty million dollars. Very cleverly, the medical establishment prevents
the expenditure of any money for the scientific testing of holistic treatment.
The Office of Alternative medicine of the government Accounting Office
received only two million Dollars for its budget.
.
The allopathic establishment claims that alternative medicine is scientifically
unproven, thus unacceptable, implying that all allopathic therapies are
scient-
ifically proven. If scientifically proving of allopathic therapies is considered
so vitally important, then surely an allopaths should be very careful in
making
sure that any therapies he might use were scientifically proven before
they
were used: i.e. he would read and file all scientific papers that prove
allopathic
therapies. Yet how many allopaths can claim they have, in their possession,
any scientific papers proving the therapies they use? Or read them?
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The pressures, psychological, administrative and financial, that bear against
M.D.s who might contemplate practicing alternative medicine are so over-
whelming that only one in a thousand use alternative medicine. The pressure
is high enough to overcome the sense of reality of M.D.s. M.D. routinely
send their friends, relatives, colleagues and themselves to lives of chronic
illness even death. The pressures are as described:
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M.D.s go through a very traumatic, not to mention expensive, period
of study from about sixteen years of age to about thirty years of age.
To admit the efficacy of alternative medicine would mean admitting that
these years of trauma were mostly wasted; it would mean two more years
of costly training and loss of income; after the training it would mean
less
income because, despite some famous alternative physicians who make
large incomes, the average alternative physician makes less. It would mean
that friends, relatives and patients suffered, died or were incapacitated
unnecessarily; it would mean loss friends, most of whom are physicians,
and the enmity of colleagues; it would mean loss of ego. The main comp-
onent, if not the only component of an M.D. is being an M.D., having no
time to develop any other component; it would mean loss of hospital privil-
eges; it would mean possible harassment or prosecution by the state medical
authorities.
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There are four factors that cause illness: psychological stress results
in
about 50% of illness; lack of exercise results in about 25% of illness;
malnutrition and toxicity results in about 25% of illness and genetics
causes
about 1% of illness; the genetically caused illness would occur even in
the
absence of the other causes. As a result of evolution the damage resulting
from the causative factors will occur in the parts of the body that will
cause
least reduction of viability and the least damage to other parts of the
body.
As damage continues more parts of the body are affected in order of their
lack of importance. The first parts of the body to be damaged are the skin
beneath the eyes and the skin on the back of the hands. Finally the important
organs become damaged; which ones become damaged first depends on genetics.
One damaged organ produces a reduced service to other organs, which in
turn,
cause a reduced service to other organs and so on until death. The heart
being
the last to go. The above process is called old age, but is, in fact, not;
it is death
by prolonged stress.
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The damage described above expresses itself as an aberrations in the
biochemistry of about 700,000 different proteins in the human body,
not to mention in lipids, carbohydrates etc. The aberrations vary consid-
erable from individual to individual due to genetic differences. Our cave
men ancestors, not to mention the animals from which they descended,
suffered considerable stress from competition for dominance, predatory
animals, droughts, famines etc, and did become ill. They were saved from
extinction by biochemical repair systems within the body. These repairs
systems need thousands of different types of chemicals all of which are
obtained from fresh plants and fruits which they only ate, except for an
occasional small animal. When ill, our ancestors were attracted to certain
plants that increased healing process.
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Homeopathy has two definitions. The first is the assumption that the
symptoms of illnesses are the bodies healing process. Practitioners
of homeopathy encourage the symptoms, unless, of course, the symp-
toms cause damage or threaten the patients life. In addition the homeo-
pathic practitioner will remove the stresses acting on the patient, change
his diet, prescribe appropriate supplements and detoxify the patient from
toxins that came from the food, the environment etc. When the symptoms
threaten the life or well being of a patient, a homeopathic practitioner
will
treat the patient to reduce the symptoms--this process is called allopathy.
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The second definition is more specific. The Homeopath will prescribe for
a patient a poison that is select to provoke precisely the symptoms that
are
associated with the illness being treated, thus increasing the symptoms
to
hasten the cure. The Homeopath dilutes the poison to such an extent that
there is only a probability of about one percent that one molecule of the
poison is in the dose. This defies common sense, but the efficacy of Home-
opathic medicines has been proven by about one hundred controlled,
double blind scientific studies (which takes care of the placebo effect).
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Allopathic medicine is designed to reduce symptoms. The reduction of
symptoms is highly desirable if they threaten the life of patient or threaten
permanent damage. For example, a temperature of over 108^F, or severe
inflammation that might cause asphyxiation. Allopathic medicine is used
to
reduce discomfort and pain, which is less desirable if the cause of the
illness
is ignored. Allopathic medicine is used only by M.D.s. M.D.s are taught
only enough biochemistry to understand pharmaceuticals, not enough to
understand their patients' biochemistry. They are not taught herbology,
detoxification, nutrition or stress reduction.
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Pharmacological medicine, which is more or less coincident with allopathic
medicine, is the prescription of only chemicals that have been developed
and patented by chemists. The main purpose of pharmacological medicine
is the high profit resulting from the monopoly resulting from the patent
granted for the chemicals. Pharmacological chemicals cannot replace the
thousands of chemicals from plants (phytochemicals) that the body requires
and results in poorer health. There are some exceptions where pharmaco-
logical medicines are the best treatment. Pharmacological medicines require
the political suppression of other types of medicine to survive.
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Chiropractors reduce illnesses by manipulating the vertebrae of the spine
to
relieve stress on nerves coming out of spinal cord and into the body. Most
problems dealt with by chiropractors result form slip resulting from weak
cartilage, which, in turn, results from malnutrition. Some chiropractors
counsel
nutrition and are called mixed chiropractors.
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Osteopaths deal with the problems of bones and muscles.
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Naturopaths encourage natural healing using herbs, supplements, stress
reduction, detoxification, etc.
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HEART DISEASE
.
Cardiovascular disease originates with the bombardment of the inner
surfaces of arteries and veins by free radicals. The free radicals result
from smoking, alcohol, chemicals, etc. The inner surfaces of the veins
and arteries become ulcerative and become covered with a scab.
The scab, in turn, becomes covered with cholesterol and calcium.
After a time the arteries become occluded and heart attack or stroke
occurs. Without the scab, no cholesterol or calcium will be deposited.
The best therapy for clogged arteries is chelation therapy. The therapy
involves about twenty to forty 4 hour sessions of an intravenous drip,
then diet and lifestyle modification to prevent further plaque deposits.
The therapy is successful for about 80% of patients, incurs no deaths,
results in no requirement for recuperation either between sessions or
after the sessions. The cost is about $4000.
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The heart bypass operation is almost completely successful, but costs
a minimum of $50,000, lasts only about eighteen months and has a
death rate of 2% to 17% depending on the hospital. The patient must
recuperate for about six months.
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CANCER
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Of the six trillion cells that make up a human being, a very few--about
one hundred a day--become cancerous. The immune system is more
than capable of destroying these cells. If the immune system is comp-
romised, the cancer cells will proliferate. Holistic therapies are designed
to improve the immune system in order to destroy the cancer cells.
There are about 100 holistic therapies. There are three main establishment
therapies: surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. On occasion these therapies
save lives, but mostly they do not. It has been found that, on average,
a patient will live a little longer with no establishment therapy than
with.
It is difficult to compare establishment and holistic cancer therapies
in
general, but the holistic physicians have a success rate of from 20% to
50% in treating terminal cancer patients (terminal as fined by estab-
lishment medicine).
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A prion is a short protein that is in the form of a loop which is folded.
Prions exist around nerve cells. In one animal in a million a prion becomes
folded in a wrong, or aberant, manner. The aberrant prion has the capability
of causing normal prions to become abberant, which, in turn, cause other
prions to become aberrant. Eventually sufficient prions become abberant
to cause the animal (or human) to become ill and die. The disease is known
as Kuru, Creutzfeld-Jacob disease (cjd), bovine spongiform encephal-
opathy (BSE) etc. Prions are destroyed by heat that is above either
600^C or 1100^F. The immune system cannot recognize abberant
prions as being aberrant and cannot destroy them. There is no cure
for aberrant prion disease. As little as one gram of infected meat can
cause disease. The incubation period of the disease can last for up to
several decades. The BSE epidemic started in the United Kingdom in
the eighties when sick farm animals (with BSE) were rendered (boiled
into soup) instead of being buried. The soup was then converted into
pellets and fed to farm animals, which, in turn, became sick with BSE.
Before the animals with BSE acquired symptoms they were slaughtered
and sold to the public, transmitting BSE to humans. So far, about 80
people have died. The total death toll can only be guessed at because
the disease could cause symptoms only after decades. In the United
States, the Food and Drug Agency attempted control the rendering
and feeding of sick animals back to living animals, but were thwarted
by the powerful cattle industry. Now all that F.D.A can require is that
bags containing pellets made from rendered ill animals bear the notice
that the pellets were not to be fed to cattle or other ruminants. A survey
found that a little under 30% of manufacturers of pellets did not comply
with the F.D.A. requirements. See mad_cow.com and search "Terry
Singeltary".
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Ninety-five percent of the population, infants, children and adults,
suffer from malnutrition, which means lack of nutritious food, no
just lack of food. Among the myriad results of malnutrition is the
weakening of the bonding between the cells of the body. The weak-
ening causes holes to be formed at the point where four cells meet,
allowing fluids to flow through. Since interstitial fluid must flow over
cells to nourish them, these holes do not matter much. However, this
leakage in the intestine wall does matter and is the cause of many
serious medical problems. These problems are sometimes called "Leaky
Gut Syndrome". The leakage allows lengths of foreign protein to enter
into the blood stream and then into the rest of the body. The proteins
can mimic hormones or can counter the effect of hormones. They can
speed up or retard many chemical reactions and interfere with many other
reactions to cause many illnesses and psychological problems. Food
sensitivity is hereditary. Human biochemistry varies considerably from
individual to individual and the foreign proteins mentioned above will
cause different reactions in different individuals. Holistic Doctors have
found that all their patients who suffered from food sensitivity were
sensitive to many foods; none were sensitive to just one food. The most
common food to which people are sensitive are:- Beef, Milk, straw-
berries, peanuts etc. Many people are sensitive to environmental toxins
as well. As a food sensitive child matures, its symptoms become diffuse
and harder to recognize. The food sensitivity does not disappear.
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Food intolerance is the lack of digestive enzyme, almost always Lactase,
leading to the inability to digest the corresponding food, almost always
milk. Food allergy is food sensitivity when the immune factor Ige is prod-
uced in response to the foreign proteins. Unless Ige is produced, conven-
tional medicine, arbitrarily, does not recognize the existence of sensitivity
to or allergic reaction to food and calls the complaints psychosomatic.
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Some of the symptoms of food sensitivity in infants and children are as
follows, the symptoms will vary from child to child: horizontal folds
beneath the lower eyelids, eye bags, swollen lower eyelids, discoloration
beneath the lower eyelids, red blue, tan, olive or black, red cheeks, red
ear lobes, red coloration on the outer edges of the ears, a horizontal
red
line on the middle of the nose, paleness, puffy cheeks, frequent infections,
particularly in the ears, eyes, nose and throat, hyperactivity, sniffling,
attention deficit disorder, hostility and other psychological problems.
In addition, infants can show the following symptoms: excess drooling,
swelling, frequently called baby fat, more accurately called edema; some-
times just around the limbs; sometimes the whole body, circular folds
around the wrists and ankles. In the crease of the folds, at the bottom,
there can be a red ring, whining, prolonged crying and listlessness.
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The illnesses caused by food sensitivity, and possibly in conjunction with
other factors, are many. For example arthritis, infections, autism, auto-
immune diseases, colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, headaches, depression,
constipation, eczema, asthma, hay fever etc. In some cases of food
sensitivity, the food in question can be as addictive as alcohol or even
narcotics.
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OTHER MEDICAL PROBLEMS
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Holistic medicine is superior to establishment medicine in the
following areas as well as in other areas not listed:
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Allergies or, more accurately, food sensitivity
Arthritis
Urinary tract problems
Grastro-enterological problems
Infections
Dental problems
Diabetes
Ear problems
Psychiatric problems
Eye problems
Chronic fatigue syndrome
Osteoporosis
Infertility
Sexual dysfunctions
Overweight
Obstetrical, gynecological and female problems
The supplement industry is completely unregulated by the FDA. The
supplement industry is also growing at a high rate and attracts unscru-
pulous businessmen who sell products that are either do no good or
use raw materials of such low quality that their products are of dubious
value. There are, of course many honorable manufacturers of suppl-
ements. To determine which is which, some investigations are required.
It is suggested that holistic physicians be asked as well as others who
are familiar with supplements.
.
All fields have their incompetents and crooks and holistic medicine is
no exception. To find a satisfactory physician, a potential patient should:-
.
Ask what qualifications they have.
Ask whether they have treated the problem in question.
Ask whether potential patients can speak to the prior patients of the
physician who had been treated for the same problem.
Ask what the fees amount to.
Ask whether the patient will have the undivided attention of the physician,
uninterrupted by telephone calls.
Ask clerks, proprietors and customers of health stores for recomm-
endations and for their experiences with holistic physicians.
.
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The New Green Direction
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The Green Party has no members of Congress, nor any members
of state senates nor state assemblies. Instead of spending a lot of
resources to elect Greens to these bodies, Green Party members
could, ex officio, achieve the political equivalent by organising in-
dependent local political Democratic clubs. The club members
would select their primary candidates by advertising for one hun-
dred or one thousand applicants, then select the best, using inves-
tigation, rigorous tests and psychological evaluation. The club
would then petition and canvass for their candidate in the primary
election. The large amount of money collected by the machine is
ery much to convince sceptical Democrats to vote for their cand-
idate. The independent club could claim that, unlike the machine
candidate, who was selected from a small group of opportunists
by some murky process, their candidate was selected from a wide
base, in the open, using a rigorous, professional method of selection.
Since the Green position is included in the Democratic position,
the independent candidate will also support the Green position.
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The Green members plus any invitees should form an organizing
committee of about ten people, set up a table in an appropriate
location, hand out leaflets, and sign up Democrats. Some Dem-
ocrats will join the organizing committee. When a sufficient number
of Democrats have been signed up, the committee should select
a trustworthy individual, a lawyer, for example, to become a temp-
orary club chairman, and possibly, a temporary constitution. It
should take only a few days to test the idea.
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Carolyn McCarthy's husband was shot on the Long Island Railroad.
She ran as a Democrat in a heavily Republican area and won. In the
2000 election she won with 61 percent of the vote and raised 1.97
million Dollars, two thirds of which came from individual donors.
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Some Greens believe that it would a profitable policy to support
machine Democratic candidates who espouse positions attractive
to Greens. Why wait for some occasional Democratic candidate,
without complete credibility, when Greens could enable many more
non-machine candidates with complete credibility.
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To become a major party, that is to split the vote 33:33;33 percent,
the Greens must take 22 percent from the Democrats and 11 per-
cent from the Republicans. Given the acute awareness of spoilage
and, beyond a few percentage, the reluctance of voters to change
parties, it will take, perhaps fifteen to thirty years.
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If the Democrats and Republicans prevented access of the Green
Party to the media, they certainly will prevent instant runoff voting.
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The Dark History
of the New World Order and the EU
.
The idea of a one world government originated in ancient times. Darius
the Great conquered much of the world. Alexander the Great would have
conquered the world had he not died young. The Romans did create a
one world government. Plato wrote a book, called "The Republic", post-
ulating a one world government, ruled by philosopher-kings and admin-
istered by a guardian class. The "Republic" is the powerful inspiration
for
our present political system.
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In the Middle Ages, communications were poor. What thought there was,
was committed to religion, and there was no new world order activity.
There were three developments that were of later importance.
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One development was the Crusades. As a result of the Crusades
the west learned, inter alia, of Islamic secret societies--the Hashemites
being the best example. The secret societies were organized in layers.
The members of all layers were kept ignorant of next higher layer. Pro-
-mising members were inducted the next higher layer and indoctrinated
in the beliefs of that layer. The first layer was orthodox Islam. The sec-
ond layer believed in a more moderate form of Islam. The next layer,
in agnosticism. The next layer, in Atheism.
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International banking in the Middle Ages was difficult. If a sovereign
defaulted, the bankers could not collect. If an individual defaulted,
the banker would lose in biased and corrupt courts of the defaulters
country. The international bankers responded by forming a very
cohesive banking community, sending their sons to each other for
training etc. In the Middle Ages nationalism was weak and the co-
hesiveness of the bankers was strong; they, in effect, formed a pow-
erful sovereign country. The bankers were, and still are, more loyal
to their sovereign country than to the counties of which they subjects
of. One the methods of controlling a country was to finance, or threa-
ten to finance, the country's enemies. The bankers have no qualms
about causing war and misery. They pride themselves in having nerves
of steel. Any banker who had second thoughts is derided as having
lost his nerve. Their descendents still have the same attitude.
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In the Middle Ages almost everybody was illiterate and innumerate
some times even monarchs. On the other hand, the Jews were literate
and numerate. Their economic activity being limited to money lending, the
Jews were excellent accountants. The Jews very efficient and had secure
communication with other Jews many hundred of miles away. Because
of their abilities, the Jews became treasurers (and military procurers)
to the monarchs. Using their positions as treasurers, the Jews (actually
Jewish families) became very rich, though not as rich as their monarchs.
These Jewish families were called "Hofjuden" meaning Court Jews. The
Hofjuden adopted the ways of aristocrats. They owned large houses
with servants, were clean, wore fine clothes, owned horses and carriages
and exhibited courtly manners. The ordinary Jews, on the other hand,
were, due to economic restrictions, coarse, uncouth, filthy and dressed
in
rags. The Hofjuden held the ordinary Jew incomplete contempt and called
them Goyim which means cattle (not gentile). The Hofjuden acquiesced,
even encouraged, pogroms as they contributed to Jewish cohesiveness
and control, by the Hofuden, of ordinary Jews .Some of the earlier Hof-
juden families were the Eliases, Cohens, Montefiores, Sassoons, etc.
Later Hofjuden were the Rothschilds and the Bronfmans. The Rothschilds
were, by far, the most successful and richest Hofjuden. It would be im-
possible tell how rich they were, as the super rich have a custom of hiding
their wealth by putting it in the legal ownership of others who act as
fronts
. The Hofjuden, though, to this day, serve the descendents of the monarchs
of old, making wars, depressions, trading in narcotics(and alcohol during
prohibition), money laundering, fraud, theft, and sucking nations dry.
The
monarchs of Europe are all descended from the Black Nobility of Italy,
and are all closely related too each other through marriage.
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In the beginning of the 17th century, the monarchs of Europe were abs-
olute. During the 17th century, the bourgeois became very rich through
trade and industry. The bourgeois pressured the monarchs for a constitu-
tion and by the end of the 17th century the latter became constitution
monarchs. Apparently the monarchs resented their loss of power. They
could not regain their power through military force. They resorted to
subterfuge and formed, together with some other wealth persons and
the most brilliant scholars of the day, an organization called the "Illum-
inati" on May the first 1776. The principles of the Illuminati were as
follows:
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1) Eliminate all tariffs and nation states, to be replaced by a World government
2) Eliminate all monarchies, they, one assumes, to become Philosopher-Kings
3) Eliminate the aristocracy
4) Abolish all property and wealth
5) Abolish religion
6) Abolish the family, to be replaced by communal living
7) Reject adherence to any moral precepts
8) Reduce the size of the World population, about which they rather
hysterical
.
It has been pointed out that it would be difficult to find any reasons
why the Illuminati would want abolish their own wealth. Possible
answers are:
.
1) They were altruistic
2) They would award themselves unlimited stipends
3) They would abolish only the wealth of others
Another question that might be asked is why they put in time and effort
to
organize the Illuminati. Possible answers are:
1) They were altruistic
2) They were infected with the obsession with the rationality of the
Eighteenth century
3) They were unhappy with the bourgeois restrictions on their
activities and wished to return to the unrestricted Middle
Ages.
4) They had few books, no TV, radio nor cinema and were thrilled
by the intrigue
.
In 1785 some incriminating Illuminati documents were discovered and
some individuals went to prison for conspiring to overthrow the Bavarian
government. The organization was dissolved. The members, however,
were so enthusiastic about the idea that continued the organization in
an informal manner, without name, headquarters, letterhead, formal
meetings, accounts or publications. Their disseminata were published
in obscure publications, written in obscure language.
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The descendents of the Illuminati, as well as their British equivalents
(who did not descend from the Illuminati) are frequently referred to as
"Illuminati", although there is no such formal organization. To further
their power they Illuminati infiltrated all manner of organizations, incl-
uding masons, satanic and occult organizations. Because of the secrecy
of the Illuminati, and their involvement in the occult, they have attracted
the attention of enthusiasts of the occult and fantasy and are featured
in
many of their books. The Illuminati were strictly rational. One such book
is
"Illuminatus!" by Robert Anton Wilson. Wilson's book introduced many to
Knowledge of the Illuminati, but in a rather distorted manner. Another
group
that is interested in the Illuminati are fundamentalist Christians who
are
excised by involvement with Satanism. This is the reason why most of the
writers who write about the Illuminati are fundamentalist Christians.
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The History of the New World Order (of which the EU is part)
has been intelligently described David Icke in his books. Icke also
made the incredible statement, amongst others, that the Queen of
England turns into a reptile each night. This statement made Icke
appears so ridiculous in the eyes of the British public that they became
incredulous of everything that Icke wrote. So incredulous is the public
that the reptile story has the hallmark of the Tavistock Institute. The
Tavistock Institute, amongst other responsibilities, has the function of
issuing spurious horror stories in time of war (the Kuwaiti baby bassinet
story was theirs): in time peace, controlling the thoughts and conscious-
ness of the public through control of the media. Ickes' account of the
New World Order is consistent with accounts in the approximately two
dozen books listed below. None claim that Queen turns into a reptile at
night.
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The first effort by the Illuminati to form a one world government was
the provocation of the French Revolution. Before the Revolution the
Illuminati bankers send a very capable financial expert called Jacques
Necker to straighten out the finances of King Louis XVI. instead Necker
ruined the economy of France. In 1789 hordes of foreigners were sent
to Paris to foment riots, including the storming of the Bastile. The major
figures of the Revolution, were members of the Illuminati. Excessive
violence turned the public against the Revolution. Before the French
had decided what to do another Illuminati agent, Napoleon Buonaparte,
roused the population to fight for a French Empire. Napoleon was highly
successful, but had too big an ego for the Illuminati and was destroyed
by
them by withholding supplies during his Russian campaign.
The third attempt to form a one world government was the Congress of
Vienna, which was frustrated by the Czar of Russia. The fourth attempt
was the Revolution of 1848, for which Karl Marx was commissioned by
an Illuminati member, Friedrich Engels, to integrate the ideas of the Illum-
inati, developed during the French Revolution. into the Communist Man-
ifesto. Due to inept planning the revolution failed. The fifth attempt
was
the provocation of the American Revolution in order to break the United
States into many small entities so that they could be controlled by debt.
The sixth attempt was the first world war. The purpose of the war was
to so exhaust the population of Europe so that they would agree to their
countries joining the League of Nations which would then be used to
form a one world government. Senator Cabot Lodge prevented the
United States from joining, thus mortally weakening the League.
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Possibly, because the Illuminati feared an economic threat from a
Russia (with eleven time zones), they financed the Bolsheviks with
20 Million Dollars, allowing them to triumph. The Illuminati lost
control a short time afterwards. The Illuminati wanted to replace the
corrupt and inefficient Weimar Republic with an efficient dictator. To
this end they financed Hitler, allowing him to take control of Germany.
Hitler was kept under control by debt, the usual method of control.
Hitler, however, developed a very efficient barter system and escaped
the control of the Illuminati. Horrified by the person they put in power,
they made Britain declare war on Germany, even though Britain had no
vital interest in Europe. The United States was also ordered to declare
war on Germany, which she did after great difficulty.
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The story of the British “Illuminati” begins with King Henry the VIII.
The King confiscated the monasteries and extensive monastery lands
and sold them, at low prices, to his aristocratic allies, the Cecils, Caven-
dishes, Russells, Bacons and Seymours. As a result, these Aristocratic
families became very rich The Cecils are the most powerful family and
gained control of, and still controls, England, now Great Britain. Lord
Burghley, the chief Cecil of the time, was adviser to Queen Elizabeth.
In 1620 the Cecils started trading in narcotics and became even richer.
The richest 300 persons of England formed British East India Company
or "BEIC" and became even richer. King George III, a Hanover, was a
shareholder. The Hanovers were brought to Great Britain by the Cecil
family and controls the Hanovers to this day. After a disasterous
famine
in the 1840ies BEIC was dissolved. The share holders, however, con-
tinued on investing as the "Committee of 300".
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A group of Oxford University artists, called the Pre-Raphaelites, hated
the Industrial Revolution and longed for the simpler Middle Ages. They
were very attracted to Plato's Republic and induced the British powerful
to up-date the "Republic" into the British version: The British Empire,
which, previously, was a completely private affair, to became a Govern-
ment enterprise. The Pre-Raphaelites, not wanting to administer the Em-
pire, formed a secret group called "The Round Table" to administer the
Empire.
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The British controlled the seas, were heavily involved in trade, did not
have to maintain a large army, are surrounded by water, did not suffer
the devastation of war, became richer than the European Illuminati.
Subsequently they dominated the latter. The controlling organization is
called “The Bilderbergers”. The annual meetings of the Bilderbergers, the
first of which was in 1954 AD, are attended by the top politicians, the
top
generals, the top business executives, the top bankers, etc of the most
powerful countries of the world. In the early part of the Nineteenth century,
the British were very rich and America was dirt poor. The British invested
very heavily in America and by 1820 AD controlled the top corporations
of the time and still control the top corporations of today, as well
as America.
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The Illuminati, after many failures, decided, after WWII, on a totally
different approach to establishing a new world order. Instead of promoting
Charismatic leaders, they decided on a more methodical way by establishing
many bureaucracies and slowly signing many under-publicised treaties that
would gradually result in a politically integrated Europe and, later, a
politically
integrated Western Hemisphere and a politically integrated
Pacific Rim.
The new approach was based on a book written by a Nazi General, Reinhard
Heydrich. The whole process is controlled by the Illuminati through the
Bilderbergers and the Tri-lateral Comission.
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Historiographical standards and academic standards for Political Science
are devices devices to control control History and Political science by
the
Establishment. The standards demand that all History and Political
Science
be based on documents about which there is no controversy what-so- ever.
Obviously inculpating documents will either not be written, be carefully
hidden or destroyed. In real life, such high standards are unnecessary,
would
limit information of great importance and are not used. Many a deadly danger
has been avoided, many an empire built with not one piece of information
that is up to historiographical standards The Illuminati, being a
secret society,
released no convenient documents. However, there are documents that meet
historiographical standards. The first documents were seized in a police
raid
of the Illuminati headquarters in 1785 AD. They still available to
be seen.
John Robison, a Scottish professor of theology, joined the Illuminati and
wrote an expose called “Proofs of a Conspiracy”. To warn other
governments of the Illuminati, the Bavarian government published a book
called "Original Writings of the Order of the Illuminati". The next insight
was
"The Communist Manifesto" written by Karl Marx who was commissioned
by Fredrich Engels, who was a member of the Illuminati. The "protocols
of
the Illuminati", as David Icke called them, were disguised as the "Protocols
of the Elders of Zion". There is no direct evidence that the protocols
origin-
ated with the Illuminati. The Illuminati origin is assumed because the
proto-
cols are an amplification of prior Illuminati ideas and most of the intents
enumerated by the Protocols have been have become reality. Another
source is the book "Tragedy and Hope" by Carroll Quigley, a brilliant
historian who had access to Illuminati secrets.
.
One hundred years ago and more, knowledge about the Illuminati was more
widespread. Since that time, the Illuminati have gained control of all
small to
large publishers, all periodicals, even left wing ones such as "News Statesman
and Nation", "The Nation”, "The New Republic" etc, and all newspapers.
The Illuminati control all radio stations and all TV stations. They do
not con-
trol the internet, however. The media that the Illuminati control produces
so
much information that any dissident information is drowned out. The few
people who write about the Illuminati are either ridiculed, demonized or
trivialized, using sophisticated techniques developed by the Tavistock
Institute.
.
It would be in the interest of Jews, rather than ignoring, to learn about
the
Hofjuden; to learn about the rational basis antisemitism. Jews could learn,
for example, not to be surprised should there be pogroms in Russia given
that Russian gentiles know that 19th century organized crime was mostly
Jewish; that Communist revolutionaries were mostly Jewish; that the Bol-
shevik Revolution was financed by the Hofjuden; that Hitler was financed,
in 1928 and 1932, by the Hofjuden; that the present, disasterous, Russian
free market economy was foisted on them by the Hofuden and that to this
present day organised crime is mostly Jewish.
.
If the information about the Hofjuden is inaccurate, it should be
rebutted
point by point.
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biblebelievers.org.au
cuttingedge.org/store.htm
armageddonbooks.com
amazon.com
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Also: Bloomfield Books, Sudbury, Suffolk, UK, CO10 2TD
Tel: 01144 (0)1787 376 374
Also you can search for book-sellers by surfing: + "booktitle"+catalog+shipping
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addall.com click "used books"
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WBAI, a money losing radio station, was donated to the Pacifica Foun-
dation by a Mr. Louis Schweitzer a successful businessman. It was estimated
that he deducted about a half million Dollars from his taxable income.
That is
the taxpayer paid for WBAI. The purpose of the station was to broadcast
alternative programs for the alternative public. The public was to pay
the cost
Progressives ( previously called Communists ), however, infiltrated the
station and, finally, controlled WBAI. They now broadcast heavy-duty,
repeat-type communist propaganda amidst a sea of jazz, appreciated only
by
a few and widely available elsewhere. The result is that the listenership
is
reduced to about 0.1% of the public. The listenership should be about 4%
(other estimates range from 2% to 30%). One result is that, perhaps, 2000
people die per year because they learn nothing about alternative medicine.
Another loss is the almost revolutionary political changes that would result
if WBAI were to used properly.
The moral position of the staff is that, as promoters of scientific human-
itarianism, they are entitled to a position of "In Loco Parentis" ( in
place of
parents ) with respect to all persons (and phenomena) who are not scientific
humanitarians, and are thus unable to look after their own political interests,
and unfit to control WBAI. Progressives do not believe in bourgeois mor-
ality, as it was developed to serve the latter and only hinders the former.
Progressives believe that only what is good for Communism is moral, and
to that end lying, cheating, harrassment, deception, violence and murder
are perfectly acceptable.
The staff often speak about their free speech, first amendment rights.
However, the first amendment applies only to governments, not to indiv-
iduals nor to non-governmental organisations. The alternative public has
the
moral if, not legal, right to listen to the kind of alternative programs
that it
want to listen the most. A result would be that WBAI could raise, perhaps,
10 to 20 million Dollars.
Those seeking to save WBAI and hear legitimate programming should
put heavy pressure on most of the staff to resign, to be replaced
with
staff who would produce legitimate programming.
WBAI as a voice for the voiceless. WBAI was not meant to be used
by a very few people who, illegitimately, claim to represent the voiceless
to produce boring programs that not even the voiceless listen to.
Outreach. The only legitimate outreach is outreach to the alternative
public (those of the public who would listen to the alternative programming
of their choice if it were broadcast). The outreach should determine what
the most popular 168 hours of programs are, and broadcast them.
the most
popular programs could be determined by requesting, at the close of a program,
that listeners whose last name begins with a chosen letter and who approved
of
the program telephone a certain number. The station should then count the
calls
and record the telephone numbers for later verification. This will give
the program
director an idea of the direction to go in. The process should be repeated
until the
listenership reaches its maximum.
Listener representation. Only very few people would bother to represent
themselves and they would be members of groups who would want to rip-
off the station. Thus the listenership, let alone the alternative public,
could not
be fairly represented. Legitimate Pacifica democracy would require the
in-
put of, not only the listeners, about 0.1% pop., but of the alternative
public,
consisting of about 4% pop., most of whom do not know that they have any
rights with respect to Pacifica. The best substitute would be a professional
poll of the public.
Minority representation. Since minorities, for example, Blacks,
Latinos,
are not interested in alternative programs there is no reason for the necessity
of having minority representation on various committees. Those who would
be the best members of committees would those who would be most faith-
ful to the alternate public. Perhaps personnel psychologists could aid
in
their selection.
The Pacifica mission. If the Pacifica mission is to broadcast progressive
programs to achieve World peace, the mission can expect next to no success
as only 0.1% of public, mostly the converted, listens. For success WBAI
must have a larger audience, which can only be generated by broadcasting
legitimate programming. In fact the Pacifica mission calls for talk programs
of intelligence above the ordinary from diverse points of view.
Music. All Types of music are easily available from a variety of sources,
thus music is not legitimate alternative programming.
Community programming. Very few members of the community are
interested in the affairs of the community and certainly not in Progressive
WBAI community programs.
The page www.questionsquestions.net brings
to our attention the
fact that the following progressive organizations: Fair, Counterspin, The
Nation,
Mother Jones, Democracy Now and The Progressive have received substantial
funds from the following Establishment foundations, some of which have
received funds from the CIA in the past: The Ford Foundation, The
Schuman
Foundation (Bill Moyers), Working Assets, CPB, The carn-
egie Foundation (controlled by the Rockefellers), The Open Society (George
Soros) and the J M Kaplan Fund. This connection seems to be a contin-
uation of the strange connection between Progressives/Communists and the
highest level of Capitalism going back to 1917.
Stephanie, the sister of Laura Flanders, has strong connections with the
individuals who are very high up in both the British and American Establish-
ments. Leslie Cagan was the chair of the financial committee of the Astraea
Foundation, which received about half a million Dollars from the Ford Foun-
dation. Amy Goodman gets about 90,000 Dollars annually.
WBAI and the progressive organizations mentioned above seem to avoid
the following topics: Evidence for government involvement in 911, UFOs,
the
Illuminati and its descendenents, the Illuminati origin of Marxist ideas,
the
Bilderbergers, Banks, the Hofjuden, contrails, Israeli espionage in the
US, the
structure of the EU, black helicopters, conditions in North Korea, concentra-
tion camps in USAF bases (and a huge one in Alaska), conditions in Vietnam
under communism and, now, free market oppression and HAARP.
There has been much dishonesty about the "December Coup". The lock
on the door of WBAI's offices was broken allowing any thief to enter at
any
time of the day, so the lock was replaced at 9:45 pm. There was no plan
to sell
WBAI. the myth derives from a suggestion made by a board member,
some thirty years ago, to sell WBAI's frequency and buy another one at
the
end of the FM spectrum and use the difference to pay off debts and buy
new
equipment etc. The proposal was almost unanimously defeated. Some Board
members had to resign due to prolonged harrassment. There is more ,but
information is hard to come by.
When a politically correct person talks about "Peace and Justice" what
they really mean is peace between the the classes, i.e. the extermination
of
those who are not politically correct and "justice" means Communism.
Much of WBAI's programming, Democracy Now, for example, is
broadcast in such a shrill and urgent tone of voice that potential listeners,
who are very sensitive to the tone and emotion of broadcast voices (they
should not be, but are) and just do not listen. On the other hand,
WABC
hosts are very patient, friendly and humorous, resulting in huge
audience
ratings, whilst the ratings WBAI does not even reach the increments of
the
polls. and then only the converted listen.
This state of affairs is inexplicable unless one understands Marxist-
Leninism. M-Ls believe that their greatest "friends" are the most reactionary
regimes, as they will make objective conditions the worst, driving
the
masses to Communism. Their greatest enemy,on the other hand, are the
Social Democrats who want immediate improvements, thus reducing the
drive to Communism. The M-Ls at WBAI thus want to only recruit
Communists and not recruit Social Democrats (or Their Equivalents).
Of course, the Establishment whole heartedly agrees with course of action
as they also do not want more Social Democrats. Hence the funding.
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John A. Newell
Email: jnewell957@earthlink.net