Marx, Freud, Darwin, Globalism and Edward Bernays

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Marx, Freud, Darwin, Globalism and Edward Bernays

As the early 1900s boomed into American society the leaders of American industry and American government, on Wall Street and in Washington D.C., were facilitating a cultural shift from rural America to industrial America.  Prior to that era, no one in America ever considered that it should be the government’s job to “create jobs”.  The new job market burgeoned in the early 1900s by inducement from power-brokers who, until the Internet, were largely unknown in the public mentality.  The “job culture” was assisted in its evolution by numerous persons in positions of power. Some of that power was aimed directly at the mind of the individual American as well as at the “group mind” (collective consciousness of all members in American society).

On Wall Street the mischief of the Rhodes Round Table group became popular even before the Paris Peace Accords of 1919, but accelerated swiftly across the 1920s and 1930s as Wall Street (and the City of London financial district) sought government complicity in regulating a society which suddenly was consuming new automobiles, electrical gadgetry, preliminary appliances and other time-saving creations of science and industry at an astronomical rate.

Mass production techniques were funded by international financiers and power brokers, giving rise to, as John Taylor Gatto notes in his “Underground History of American Education”, the four “Great Coal Powers of the Nineteenth Century” – Ford, Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Morgan.  Having made fortunes in the industrial revolution, these four giants of capitalism morphed into “monopoly-capitalists” and created the great tax-exempt foundations. They would use those foundations to mold a new America through the decades of the Twentieth Century.

As the Rhodes Round Table managed to take control over the Times of London, they quickly influenced the largest players on Wall Street in this country. One of the central planners in this was the House of Rothschild, who bankrolled J.P. Morgan from London coffers and helped finance other monopoly capitalists, such as the Harriman Brothers (partners with George Herbert Walker and his son-in-law, Prescott Bush).

The Rhodes Round Table sank deep roots into Wall Street, and Wall Street “players” (many from old Tory family dynasties) would quickly learn how to manipulate Washington D.C. policy-making to their advantage. This group, organized by Sir Cecil Rhodes, is the cradle of Fabian socialism, and played a role in creating the world’s first communist nation, Russia.

Most Americans are not aware today that the powers on Wall Street and in Washington D.C. actually financed the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, deliberately giving rise to the first communist state. Until one understands why monopoly capitalists would want to establish a communist nation, one will have difficulty understanding why those same powers later would finance the rise of the Third Reich in Germany while at the same time seeking to subjugate the American tax payer to unlawful government suppression.

Part of the psychology behind early Twentieth Century Wall Street and Washington D.C. was itself influenced by the writings of Charles Darwin and Karl Marx.  By the earliest 1900s Marx, Darwin, and Freud were influencing big business and big government. Many in that circle of power were directly involved with the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London and its sister group here in America, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).

America began to experience the “Progressive” movement which surfaced with a bang in the Woodrow Wilson administration, giving us the Federal Reserve System, Inc., and the Federal income tax – both being frauds committed upon the unsuspecting American public. Other travesties quickly followed those primary two.

Mixing Freud with Marx, and then stirring a bit of Darwin into the mix, the international financiers, led by the families of Warburg, Rothschild, Schiff, Barring, Kuhn and Loeb, among others who followed the Rhodes doctrine of an English-speaking one-world government, worked with America’s new industrial Lords, Ford, Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Morgan to consolidate financial control over the American economy – in the interest of the Bank of England and those European banking families who dominate it. At the core of it all was Fabian socialism, ushered in by the Rhodes Round Table group.

That is where the CFR (Council on Foreign Relations) came from in 1921. The Rhodes Round Table’s purpose, according to its founder, Cecil Rhodes, was/is to consolidate the English-speaking world into a global Federation via economic controls over the economies of developed nation-states, starting with the American economy. Created in 1891 at London, this plan was, in Sir Rhodes’ own words, to be a “secret society structured on the order of the Jesuits”.

A quick fact-check on Cecil Rhodes reveals that he consolidated the South African gold mines for the House of Rothschild, created also for the Rothschilds the DeBeers Diamond Syndicate to regulate the world’s diamond market. He was a powerful and wealthy man, for whom Rothschild had a country in Africa named – Rhodesia.

Cecil Rhodes viewed America as being “stolen property” which rightfully belonged to the throne of England.  [Re: Fifth Will and Testament of Sir Cecil Rhodes] But as King George had learned the hard way a century before, controlling Americans militarily was no easy task while Americans universally enjoyed gun ownership, so Rhodes and his leadership, which included W. T. Stead and Lord Asher and Lord Alfred Milner etc., had figured how to dominate America, glean her wealth, and control her culture, by clandestine economic means.

To do this, these European financiers encouraged Rockefeller, Carnegie, Ford, and Morgan – especially Morgan – to consolidate economic power, create the tax-exempt foundations, move into the skillful art of manipulating the political class, and motivate a “work force” (workers of the world) which would drive the industrial revolution for the benefit of the power elite who largely controlled the world’s banking.

The families of Rockefeller, Morgan, Carnegie, and Ford, and their tax-exempt foundations, would harbor Marxism, Freudianism, and Darwinism as they funded the National Education Association, the American Medical Association, the American Historical Society, and indirectly the U.S. Department of Education and other public-private “partnerships” which have led to America’s present dilemma in which the General government in Washington D.C. has turned the table on its rightful owners, “we the people”, and is now asserting unlawful dominance over individual citizens and over State governments.

The fact that the Federal government (General government, as our Founders called it) is far outside its legal Constitutional constraints hath much to do with the deadly threats facing America’s sovereignty today.  For example, nowhere in the U.S. Constitution is there any authorization for creating a U.S. Department of Education. That handiwork traces back to the exploits of the Rhodes Round Table group, the great tax-exempt Foundations, and the “long march” through America’s cultural and social institutions by Cultural Marxism. It has been reinforced by John Dewey’s “Humanist Manifesto”.

In a word, Western Civilization has seen a bid by secretive global power-elite financiers to overthrow the Judeo-Christian ethic and replace it with a godless one-world government.  Of two serious attempts to format a world government, the post-WWI “League of Nations” and the post-WWII “United Nations”, the United Nations survived and, with the help of George Herbert Walker Bush, Bill Clinton, George Walker Bush, and Barrack Obama, is on the threshold of complete world dominance.  All that stands in its way is the Constitution for the united States of America.

If we, as Americans, sense that our way of life is being shifted right out from under us despite the fact that we are allegedly a self-governing free people, there is ample historic truth to reinforce the legitimacy of such suspicion.  Then President G.H.W. Bush-41 did indeed sign America onto the United Nations’ Agenda 21 back in 1992. (Congress was not consulted.) Every President since then has strengthened the hold of Agenda 21 on America. Our current President himself has raised the gavel and brought to order a meeting of the United Nations’ Security Council – an overt act of treason and oath-breaking on his part for which he has never been challenged by an apathetic and largely ignorant population. Wilson, Roosevelt, and Johnson each did their part in dismantling individual sovereignty, State sovereignty, and national sovereignty, but the last four Presidents have fairly-well nailed the last nails into America’s coffin.

Which brings us to the topic of this essay –the role played in Mind War by Cecil Rhodes, Sigmund Freud, Karl Marx, Charles Darwin, and their followers in positions of power on Wall Street and in Washington D.C.

Had the American people any clue about the sinister nature of the meeting held at Jekyll Island, Georgia, in 1910, which created the Federal Reserve System, Inc., the bill created there would have never been passed into law, and Americans would today hold much more personal freedom than the current General government permits us. Had the American people understood that the purpose of the new Federal “income tax” was to use the working American taxpayer as guarantor of the interest on the debt the Federal Reserve System would create for the Federal government, there would be no 16^th Amendment and no Federal “income tax” today. (Recall, for more than a century this nation functioned honorably and peacefully without a Federal income tax. That new tax in 1913 was for a purpose which was concealed from public perception, deliberately.)

So we see that the public apathy has existed for a century or more, and that apathy, in my opinion, has largely been made possible by furnishing to the average American the creature comforts, conveniences, and constitutional concessions which mark today’s American society in its plight, its downfall as a sovereign nation-state Republic.

Sigmund Freud had an American nephew named Edward Bernays, who is today generally recognized in our Universities as the “father of public relations”. Bernays used his uncle’s theories about the sub-conscious psyche and its hidden subliminal primal urges and compulsions, to re-invent “advertising” for Wall Street. Washington D.C. quickly bought into Bernays’ system of “public relations”, finding that with proper knowledge of how the “group mind” (the collective psyche of America) differs in activity from the mind of the individual, government could sway public perception toward acceptance of policies which government wanted for increasing its growth in authority and enforcement power.

I would now like to introduce to readers a remarkable documentary film produced by the BBC entitled “The Century of the Self”. This film is about Edward Bernays, Freud’s nephew, but it is also about the subtle persuasion coming from the power brokers on Wall Street and on the Hill in D.C. – and – it is about you and me and how we perceive things.  Above in this essay I’ve touched on some ideas which may have raised questions or doubts in readers’ minds, and I’ve not sourced for readers just where I got some of those ideas. I will suggest that anyone with questions about the history which will verify what I’ve written thus far simply begin reading the books listed in the bibliography below this article. But first, please watch at least an hour or so of this very important glimpse back in time to the early 1900s and through the following decades.  And recall always – Bernays wrote on page 71 of his book entitled “Propaganda” (1928) this gem:

The systemic study of mass psychology revealed to students the potentialities of invisible government of society by manipulation of the motives which actuate man in the group. Trotter and Le Bon, who approached the subject in a scientific manner, and Graham Wallas, Walter Lippmann, and others who continued with searching studies of the group mind, established that the group has mental characteristics distinct from those of the individual, and is motivated by impulses and emotions which cannot be explained on the basis of what we know of individual psychology. So the question naturally arose: If we understand the mechanism and motives of the group mind, is it not possible to control and regiment the masses according to our will without their knowing about it?” “Propaganda”, Edward Bernays, page 71

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