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The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations: Shaping The Moral, Spiritual, Cultural, And Political. And Economic Decline Of The United States Of America
The Tavistock Institute for Human Relations has had a profound effect on the moral, spiritual, cultural, political and economic policies of the United States of America and Great Britain. It has been in the front line of the attack on the U.S. Constitution and State Constitutions. No group did more to propagandize the U.S. to participate in WWI at a time when the majority of the American people were opposed to it.
Much the same tactics were used by the Social Science Scientists at Tavistock to get the United States into WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Serbia and both wars against Iraq. Tavistock began as a propaganda creating and disseminating organization at Wellington House in London in the run-up to WWI, what Toynbee called “that black hole of disinformation.” On another occasion, Toynbee called Wellington House “a lie factory.”
From a somewhat crude beginning, Wellington House evolved into the Tavistock Institute and went on to shape the destiny of Germany, Russia, Britain and the United States in a highly controversial manner. The people of these nations were unaware that they were being “brainwashed.” The origin of “mind control,” “inner directional conditioning” and mass “brainwashing” is explained in an easy to understand book written with great authority.
Much the same tactics were used by the Social Science Scientists at Tavistock to get the United States into WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Serbia and both wars against Iraq. Tavistock began as a propaganda creating and disseminating organization at Wellington House in London in the run-up to WWI, what Toynbee called “that black hole of disinformation.” On another occasion, Toynbee called Wellington House “a lie factory.”
From a somewhat crude beginning, Wellington House evolved into the Tavistock Institute and went on to shape the destiny of Germany, Russia, Britain and the United States in a highly controversial manner. The people of these nations were unaware that they were being “brainwashed.” The origin of “mind control,” “inner directional conditioning” and mass “brainwashing” is explained in an easy to understand book written with great authority.
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First published January 1, 2006
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November 4, 2022
I am starting to believe Everything we are taught in life is a lie perpetrated by a high ranking priest class of dark lodge sorcerers. I have to hand it to these blokes though - they have done a master class job of keeping Americans fully dumbed down with tv, internet, social networking and enough bread and circuses to kill the entire planet a hundred times over. Matter of fact, these sorcerers just got most of the entranced free world to roll up their sleeves and take never ending boosters of a new technology, never studied on humans while blindly defending big Pharma despite the fact that everyone they know around them are dying suddenly of myocarditis, clots, strokes, sudden stage four cancer and VIDS or “Vaccine” Induced Sudden Death Syndrome. One of the tricks to learning Truth was given away in Hollywood’s Men in Black, “There's always an Arquillian Battle Cruiser, or a Corillian Death Ray, or an intergalactic plague that is about to wipe out all life on this miserable little planet, and the only way these people can get on with their happy lives is that they DO NOT KNOW ABOUT IT!" So the few of us that got to wake up before the end, we must fight, an often lonely fight against the darkness, while most hypnotized civilians are nowhere near ready to know what’s really going on here. And even if they did wake up in time, the learned helplessness coupled with blind obedience taught to them from cradle to coffin by teams of advanced psychologists/occultists/intelligence agency mind control experts/social engineers at the Tavistock Institute would render them useless this late in the game.
February 8, 2015
Dr. John Coleman, makes interesting points addressing one of the most prevalent propaganda machines that fuels the military industrial complex, Tavistock Institute. I gave the book two stars.
Although informative, it countered American Propaganda with ideas that were not cited throughout the book. I understand when dealing with information of this type individuals are reluctant to become whistle blowers. However, to authenticate his material and "enlighten" others, validity must come from people who dare to be identified with these situations. He did provide sources at the end of the book, but again presenting information of this type needs citing to give it traction in the readers mind and will better aid his cause to inform people of the manipulation of the masses. At times he became a bit opinionated which also served as a distraction .
This is not a book to read and go spouting off your new findings to friends and family, unless you would like to be labeled slightly insane. The material is thought provoking and will have the reader on the path to questioning everything. It is not a conspiracy theory book, but a book that tries to walk the reader through the development of successful heard mentality tactics used against the American people by The Tavistock Institute.
Although informative, it countered American Propaganda with ideas that were not cited throughout the book. I understand when dealing with information of this type individuals are reluctant to become whistle blowers. However, to authenticate his material and "enlighten" others, validity must come from people who dare to be identified with these situations. He did provide sources at the end of the book, but again presenting information of this type needs citing to give it traction in the readers mind and will better aid his cause to inform people of the manipulation of the masses. At times he became a bit opinionated which also served as a distraction .
This is not a book to read and go spouting off your new findings to friends and family, unless you would like to be labeled slightly insane. The material is thought provoking and will have the reader on the path to questioning everything. It is not a conspiracy theory book, but a book that tries to walk the reader through the development of successful heard mentality tactics used against the American people by The Tavistock Institute.
September 20, 2019
The author is racist feeling that European Western Civilization is superior to all other culture. He is anti women's rights, anti LBGQT and a strict Constitutionalist advocate. All positions which taken "collectively" tend to be reserved for extremist right wing hate groups.
I feel the reader should be aware of these tendencies while reading the book yet keep in mind that there is in fact an agenda which the New World Order is pushing whether it is an agenda of inclusiveness and egalitarianism is what is questionable. Naturally, when such barriers are torn down a disruption of the status quo is necessary. Maybe it is the status quo of the 19th century that the author wishes to see reborn.
After finishing the digital Open Access version of this book I did notice a few editorial mistakes spelling and typos. I have read many so called "conspiracy" books and this is one more I can add to my list. What I liked about this book is that there were names mentioned whom I have never heard of before. Whenever I find something new about any given topic I get some satisfaction out of it. I enjoy being enlightened, however one thing I notice about some of the conspiracy genre authors is that they tend to make loose affiliation with given names and their past. For example: Subject A went to school at University B and Subject C who was a close friend of subject D who was an avowed Communist taught at University B when Subject A attended school there. Therefore, Subject A must be an avowed Communist as well. Assumptions such as these seem to be ominous throughout many of the conspiracy books that I have read, and this book is no exception.
What particularly irks me in this book is that the author apparently has no taste for any of the popular music and specifically rock legends of our time and considers them players in the overall conspiracy. The Beatles, Rolling Stones and Michael Jackson included. On page 211 he mention a list of over 30 government and public institutions and corporations that are clients of Tavistock. How does he know this? What documentation does he have to qualify this? and given that this is true does it necessarily mean that everyone affiliated with these institutions/corporations are part of the Tavistock Conspiracy? It reminds me of a Conspiracy candidate who ran for local political office who claimed almost everyone in town were working for the NSA or CIA including the stock boy at the local grocery store. He wound up losing the race. No surprise.
If this were all that such books as this espoused I would put it down and dismiss it after scanning through just a few pages, but what makes Conspiracy literature so intriguing to me is that throughout the fallacies, loose affiliation and downright bigoted opinions of many of these authors lie some truths. Truths which academia and other mainstream intellectuals fail or refuse to acknowledge simply because the author or the style of writing does not meet their standard. Case in point - Global Warming.
Is there Global Warming - Yes! Although some far right conservatives would also deny it, the evidence is in plain sight. However what this book has opened my eyes to (p.197) is that the Tavistock Institute has manipulated the public into believing it is caused solely by our wreckless and wasteful lifestyle. Although, I strongly support the environmental movement and efforts to preserve our planet, no where is it mentioned in the mainstream media that the primary cause of this global crisis is the weather manipulation that private companies are doing in the name of national defense, which was brought up to me in a previous book I read (Mind Control World Control The Encyclopedia of Mind Control by Jim Keith) Tavistock and its cohorts the Committee of 300 and Club of Rome, etc are responsible for this significant omission of fact.
Therefore, although I would encourage anyone who is curious abut the Shadow Hand of Government, The Dark Government, The Illuminati, The Secret Societies and the Hidden Agenda that operates beneath the radar of our mainstream media and fringes on the borders of what most academics would scoff at; I would caution you to do so very skeptically. What makes Conspiracy reading so interesting is that scattered between the rocks of misinformation and assumptions are little pearls of truth that may in fact be worth investigating further. The reader cannot take a passive stance with such material and should always question and challenge assertions that seem to defy their sense of reason. It is in such conspiracy literature that one may find information possibly not found anywhere else, and such information could be the seed from which a tree of knowledge could sprout.
I gave this book a two star rating because I did not expect it to be so prejudice and bigoted in its assessment of non Western European culture. I also felt that it did not substantially back up many of the claims made throughout other than by making loose affiliations as I mentioned above.
I feel the reader should be aware of these tendencies while reading the book yet keep in mind that there is in fact an agenda which the New World Order is pushing whether it is an agenda of inclusiveness and egalitarianism is what is questionable. Naturally, when such barriers are torn down a disruption of the status quo is necessary. Maybe it is the status quo of the 19th century that the author wishes to see reborn.
After finishing the digital Open Access version of this book I did notice a few editorial mistakes spelling and typos. I have read many so called "conspiracy" books and this is one more I can add to my list. What I liked about this book is that there were names mentioned whom I have never heard of before. Whenever I find something new about any given topic I get some satisfaction out of it. I enjoy being enlightened, however one thing I notice about some of the conspiracy genre authors is that they tend to make loose affiliation with given names and their past. For example: Subject A went to school at University B and Subject C who was a close friend of subject D who was an avowed Communist taught at University B when Subject A attended school there. Therefore, Subject A must be an avowed Communist as well. Assumptions such as these seem to be ominous throughout many of the conspiracy books that I have read, and this book is no exception.
What particularly irks me in this book is that the author apparently has no taste for any of the popular music and specifically rock legends of our time and considers them players in the overall conspiracy. The Beatles, Rolling Stones and Michael Jackson included. On page 211 he mention a list of over 30 government and public institutions and corporations that are clients of Tavistock. How does he know this? What documentation does he have to qualify this? and given that this is true does it necessarily mean that everyone affiliated with these institutions/corporations are part of the Tavistock Conspiracy? It reminds me of a Conspiracy candidate who ran for local political office who claimed almost everyone in town were working for the NSA or CIA including the stock boy at the local grocery store. He wound up losing the race. No surprise.
If this were all that such books as this espoused I would put it down and dismiss it after scanning through just a few pages, but what makes Conspiracy literature so intriguing to me is that throughout the fallacies, loose affiliation and downright bigoted opinions of many of these authors lie some truths. Truths which academia and other mainstream intellectuals fail or refuse to acknowledge simply because the author or the style of writing does not meet their standard. Case in point - Global Warming.
Is there Global Warming - Yes! Although some far right conservatives would also deny it, the evidence is in plain sight. However what this book has opened my eyes to (p.197) is that the Tavistock Institute has manipulated the public into believing it is caused solely by our wreckless and wasteful lifestyle. Although, I strongly support the environmental movement and efforts to preserve our planet, no where is it mentioned in the mainstream media that the primary cause of this global crisis is the weather manipulation that private companies are doing in the name of national defense, which was brought up to me in a previous book I read (Mind Control World Control The Encyclopedia of Mind Control by Jim Keith) Tavistock and its cohorts the Committee of 300 and Club of Rome, etc are responsible for this significant omission of fact.
Therefore, although I would encourage anyone who is curious abut the Shadow Hand of Government, The Dark Government, The Illuminati, The Secret Societies and the Hidden Agenda that operates beneath the radar of our mainstream media and fringes on the borders of what most academics would scoff at; I would caution you to do so very skeptically. What makes Conspiracy reading so interesting is that scattered between the rocks of misinformation and assumptions are little pearls of truth that may in fact be worth investigating further. The reader cannot take a passive stance with such material and should always question and challenge assertions that seem to defy their sense of reason. It is in such conspiracy literature that one may find information possibly not found anywhere else, and such information could be the seed from which a tree of knowledge could sprout.
I gave this book a two star rating because I did not expect it to be so prejudice and bigoted in its assessment of non Western European culture. I also felt that it did not substantially back up many of the claims made throughout other than by making loose affiliations as I mentioned above.
January 2, 2022
A must read for the "red pill" people.
November 21, 2024
How easily they gained control over the public's mind and how unaware is the common man of their undertakings
January 18, 2025
Predictably, this text is conspiratorial nonsense, with sufficient variety of errors that make it
an ideal case study in critical thinking. I've sought to highlight these below, this is a brief list and by no means exhaustive; one can find problems in just about every page.
1. Unsubstantiated statements: Qualitative statements are difficult to substantiate and argument about whether support has been given is always possible, quantitative statements are less ambiguous and so one expects them to be clearly supported by some mathematical or statistical argument. The author fails to do so, e.g. 'The amount of Gulf War and related subjects coverage in 1990 by these [news] stations was three times that of any subject covered in 1989, and once the war began; coverage was five times greater than any other story.' This statement actually supports a key sub-thesis of the text and yet goes completely unreferenced and unsupported.
2. Unfalsifiable statements: This is really the mainstay of conspiratorial idiocy; here is a choice example from the author 'The Committee of 300 is the international Socialist One World Government that runs the New World Order from behind the scenes where it will remain, until it is ready to emerge and take open and full control of all governments of the world in an International Communist dictatorship [sic].' Clearly, no piece of evidence could be given to counter this nonsense.
3. Omission of references: The author makes numerous appeals to documents without ever referencing them, e.g. 'According to Tavistock Institute records, the Strategic Bombing Survey played a key role in forcing Germany to its knees.' Subjective language aside, which record/s? Where is the source? Where is the reference? How can I independently verify this?
4. Appeals to unnamed sources: The author often makes appeals to documents he has reviewed or people he has spoken to in forwarding some argument, but in the most crucial cases leaves these sources anonymous e.g. 'That it will have to be confronted and put out of business if the United States is to survive as a constitutional Republic with a Republican form of government guaranteed to the 50 States is the considered opinion of a number of members of the U.S. Senate, who were consulted in preparation for this book, but who asked not to be named [sic].' This case is particularly troubling, as he doesn't even quote these people directly, just gestures toward their tacit agreement.
5. Factual errors: The author makes few historically falsifiable statements (preferring the unfalsifiable kind), but these few are factually incorrect e.g. 'Roosevelt had conveniently obligingly shifted the Pacific Fleet into harm's way by moving it from safe-haven at San Diego to Pearl Harbor, for absolutely no valid or strategic reason.' This is incorrect. Japans incursion into Manchuria escalated tensions with the US. As a result, the Pacific Fleet was moved to Pearl Harbor which was ideally situated as a naval base in the event of war with Japan. Indeed, once war did break out, the Pacific Fleet remained stationed at Pearl Harbor for it's the duration.
6. Omission of mechanisms: The author repeatedly writes of one thing causing another, but never clarifies exactly what the causal mechanism between the two things are e.g. 'Bernays conducted the propaganda campaign alleging Guatemala was falling under "Communist control" that resulted in a U.S. engineered coup in that country.' How did this occur? How exactly did an independent propaganda campaign influence U.S. foreign policy? Which particular foreign policy advisors were influenced by this campaign, and what exactly was the result? What is the chain of events here?
***
I would recommend the text to anyone looking for beginner exercises in critical thinking. I'm genuine in this; learning to spot exactly why and where arguments are faulty is a worthy pastime.
an ideal case study in critical thinking. I've sought to highlight these below, this is a brief list and by no means exhaustive; one can find problems in just about every page.
1. Unsubstantiated statements: Qualitative statements are difficult to substantiate and argument about whether support has been given is always possible, quantitative statements are less ambiguous and so one expects them to be clearly supported by some mathematical or statistical argument. The author fails to do so, e.g. 'The amount of Gulf War and related subjects coverage in 1990 by these [news] stations was three times that of any subject covered in 1989, and once the war began; coverage was five times greater than any other story.' This statement actually supports a key sub-thesis of the text and yet goes completely unreferenced and unsupported.
2. Unfalsifiable statements: This is really the mainstay of conspiratorial idiocy; here is a choice example from the author 'The Committee of 300 is the international Socialist One World Government that runs the New World Order from behind the scenes where it will remain, until it is ready to emerge and take open and full control of all governments of the world in an International Communist dictatorship [sic].' Clearly, no piece of evidence could be given to counter this nonsense.
3. Omission of references: The author makes numerous appeals to documents without ever referencing them, e.g. 'According to Tavistock Institute records, the Strategic Bombing Survey played a key role in forcing Germany to its knees.' Subjective language aside, which record/s? Where is the source? Where is the reference? How can I independently verify this?
4. Appeals to unnamed sources: The author often makes appeals to documents he has reviewed or people he has spoken to in forwarding some argument, but in the most crucial cases leaves these sources anonymous e.g. 'That it will have to be confronted and put out of business if the United States is to survive as a constitutional Republic with a Republican form of government guaranteed to the 50 States is the considered opinion of a number of members of the U.S. Senate, who were consulted in preparation for this book, but who asked not to be named [sic].' This case is particularly troubling, as he doesn't even quote these people directly, just gestures toward their tacit agreement.
5. Factual errors: The author makes few historically falsifiable statements (preferring the unfalsifiable kind), but these few are factually incorrect e.g. 'Roosevelt had conveniently obligingly shifted the Pacific Fleet into harm's way by moving it from safe-haven at San Diego to Pearl Harbor, for absolutely no valid or strategic reason.' This is incorrect. Japans incursion into Manchuria escalated tensions with the US. As a result, the Pacific Fleet was moved to Pearl Harbor which was ideally situated as a naval base in the event of war with Japan. Indeed, once war did break out, the Pacific Fleet remained stationed at Pearl Harbor for it's the duration.
6. Omission of mechanisms: The author repeatedly writes of one thing causing another, but never clarifies exactly what the causal mechanism between the two things are e.g. 'Bernays conducted the propaganda campaign alleging Guatemala was falling under "Communist control" that resulted in a U.S. engineered coup in that country.' How did this occur? How exactly did an independent propaganda campaign influence U.S. foreign policy? Which particular foreign policy advisors were influenced by this campaign, and what exactly was the result? What is the chain of events here?
***
I would recommend the text to anyone looking for beginner exercises in critical thinking. I'm genuine in this; learning to spot exactly why and where arguments are faulty is a worthy pastime.
October 20, 2023
I had a look at this book only because someone mentioned it in a Twitter thread (about the world going to the dogs) and I was curious to understand why a Western institute would want to wreck Western society.
Chapter 1: "Founding the world's premiere brainwashing institute" looked like the place to start…
Coleman mentions something about the 17 Century Russian establishment upholding Christian values, particularly respect for women, and that Russia expelled a Judaic tribe (Khazarians) from the Volga region, going on to carry out a land-grab in Poland, where the Khazarians had settled.
This incurred the wrath of the Rothschild dynasty (a Jewish family), which went on to bankroll a Japanese naval attack on the Russian fleet in 1905. It seems that the Rothschilds just sat on the sidelines for 150 years before taking action – maybe Russian pogroms finally spurred them into action? That's for us to research, not Coleman.
He says the Rockefeller group was also involved in engineering the Russo-Japanese war, and that the Tavistock Institute and MI6 in the UK facilitated the Bolshevik revolution with financial assistance from the Rothschilds.
In this chapter he also says Rockefeller was involved in promoting negro education in the US (the implication being that this was another effort to wreck society, along with making women immoral), as well as financing the Pearl Harbour attack.
That's it – no explanation as to why undoing Western society was the obvious next step after wrecking the Russian monarchy.
There is the fact that the West is largely Christian, but it is also hugely supportive of the Jews – why would a Jewish organization (Rothschild's) work to destroy a society where the diaspora has been most successful?
Also, why would it - a traditional, powerful banking organization - be behind a movement to destroy capitalism? (Coleman asserts that the ultimate goal of Tavistock is to bring about a socialist New World Order).
In the introduction he describes Rockefeller, Rothschilds and the UK government as being part of the "Committee of 300", which created Tavistock, but still leaves us in the dark as to the motives of "the 300", advising us to read his other book about that.
He later confirms that "the 300" is the international socialist One World government that directs the New World Order.
If Coleman's message is true, you'd expect him to have an attitude of "the world needs to know", but by embedding the message in a disorganized, incomplete rant it's as if his goal is really to discredit the message.
Is this book really an attempt by "the 300" to throw everyone off the scent? By drawing attention to itself? Makes no sense.
Chapter 1: "Founding the world's premiere brainwashing institute" looked like the place to start…
Coleman mentions something about the 17 Century Russian establishment upholding Christian values, particularly respect for women, and that Russia expelled a Judaic tribe (Khazarians) from the Volga region, going on to carry out a land-grab in Poland, where the Khazarians had settled.
This incurred the wrath of the Rothschild dynasty (a Jewish family), which went on to bankroll a Japanese naval attack on the Russian fleet in 1905. It seems that the Rothschilds just sat on the sidelines for 150 years before taking action – maybe Russian pogroms finally spurred them into action? That's for us to research, not Coleman.
He says the Rockefeller group was also involved in engineering the Russo-Japanese war, and that the Tavistock Institute and MI6 in the UK facilitated the Bolshevik revolution with financial assistance from the Rothschilds.
In this chapter he also says Rockefeller was involved in promoting negro education in the US (the implication being that this was another effort to wreck society, along with making women immoral), as well as financing the Pearl Harbour attack.
That's it – no explanation as to why undoing Western society was the obvious next step after wrecking the Russian monarchy.
There is the fact that the West is largely Christian, but it is also hugely supportive of the Jews – why would a Jewish organization (Rothschild's) work to destroy a society where the diaspora has been most successful?
Also, why would it - a traditional, powerful banking organization - be behind a movement to destroy capitalism? (Coleman asserts that the ultimate goal of Tavistock is to bring about a socialist New World Order).
In the introduction he describes Rockefeller, Rothschilds and the UK government as being part of the "Committee of 300", which created Tavistock, but still leaves us in the dark as to the motives of "the 300", advising us to read his other book about that.
He later confirms that "the 300" is the international socialist One World government that directs the New World Order.
If Coleman's message is true, you'd expect him to have an attitude of "the world needs to know", but by embedding the message in a disorganized, incomplete rant it's as if his goal is really to discredit the message.
Is this book really an attempt by "the 300" to throw everyone off the scent? By drawing attention to itself? Makes no sense.
February 22, 2025
Dr. John Coleman provides us with a lot of good information affirming the fact that zeitgeists don't just come into fashion by accident; that society is molded, and shaped intentionally to worsen. Be it through wars, drugs, entertainment, etc.; all are useful tools leveraged by Tavistock and its media subsidiaries to directly influence the past, present and future generations in the most misanthropic of ways, hellbent on bastardizing humanity into barbaric, mindless, easily controlled husks, stripped down to basic instinct and impulse.
That said, the book probably could have been trimmed down at least a quarter of the way, because he was overly repetitious and ends up covering a lot of the same ground as the committee of 300 book, albeit with more focus on propagandist institutions specifically. More than a few words misspelled or missing altogether, and he could've sourced us a little better. Overall, good, fairly digestible literature that will confirm the fact that most everything created by mainstream media/entertainment only exists to corrupt your mind, body and spirit, if you had the itching suspicion already.
That said, the book probably could have been trimmed down at least a quarter of the way, because he was overly repetitious and ends up covering a lot of the same ground as the committee of 300 book, albeit with more focus on propagandist institutions specifically. More than a few words misspelled or missing altogether, and he could've sourced us a little better. Overall, good, fairly digestible literature that will confirm the fact that most everything created by mainstream media/entertainment only exists to corrupt your mind, body and spirit, if you had the itching suspicion already.
May 14, 2023
Steps from Tavistock to execution
I'm somewhat disappointed because I don't see details on how things work from Top Level to middle to foot soldiers. I.E. What were some of the steps from Tavistock British Royals to people on the ground in Dallas re: JFK assassination.
I'm somewhat disappointed because I don't see details on how things work from Top Level to middle to foot soldiers. I.E. What were some of the steps from Tavistock British Royals to people on the ground in Dallas re: JFK assassination.
May 9, 2017
Lots of thought provoking information but was very repetitive and poorly organized. I think it could have been half the length, if written better.
February 1, 2021
It was so boring I stopped reading after the 6th chapter
Want to read
May 25, 2021I wanna buy the book…..pls I am in Holland, can somebody help me?
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 7, 2022
Filled to the brim with superfluous word fluff. Some interesting information but essentially a worthless read aftert 60 or so pages. Find something better.
October 25, 2022
It was a while ago now. . . . I remember this being good, important.
August 11, 2025
The propaganda and social engineering arm of the Committee of 300 (the elites that control the world), the Tavistock Institute was created primarily by the British Royal Family, Rothschilds, etc. to break down and degrade western society to make it easier to control. This primarily done through control of the media and the enantiadromia of western values: feminism, mass immigration, rock and roll, normalizing pornography and drug use, lgbt rights, socialism, and other liberal causes are actually Tavistock initiatives.
This is also manipulated by “polling”, which Coleman says is not giving information of the current state of public opinion but is shaping public opinion through false data to normalize certain points of view. The ultimate goal is spelled out here and in Coleman’s other book “The Committee of 300”, which is the creation of a one world government, population reduction, and the reversion to a de-industrial, feudal society.
There are a lot of claims made. However, I think one can see that large forces do have some sort of agenda that does align with some modern political ideologies. Not willing to say I think the British Royal Family is incompetent enough to lose their power and then are masterminds to manipulate and control the world to get it back, but I’m sure there are social engineering being attempted on a large scale that the public doesn’t know about. Any article on the tech industry, big data, and the tech industry should make that clear to anyone.
This is also manipulated by “polling”, which Coleman says is not giving information of the current state of public opinion but is shaping public opinion through false data to normalize certain points of view. The ultimate goal is spelled out here and in Coleman’s other book “The Committee of 300”, which is the creation of a one world government, population reduction, and the reversion to a de-industrial, feudal society.
There are a lot of claims made. However, I think one can see that large forces do have some sort of agenda that does align with some modern political ideologies. Not willing to say I think the British Royal Family is incompetent enough to lose their power and then are masterminds to manipulate and control the world to get it back, but I’m sure there are social engineering being attempted on a large scale that the public doesn’t know about. Any article on the tech industry, big data, and the tech industry should make that clear to anyone.
January 3, 2022
Really opened my eyes
Excellent book on Tavistock which I had only barely heard of. I’m giving it 4 stars because there are loads of typos. It really needed to be edited before being published.
Excellent book on Tavistock which I had only barely heard of. I’m giving it 4 stars because there are loads of typos. It really needed to be edited before being published.
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