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And Men Wept - Cathrine Palfre y Balwin -1954-234pgs-GOV-HIS.sml.pdf
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It takes knowledge
and patriotic moral courage to compile the irrefutable facts found in
the pages of "And Men Wept", and to present it to the public. I hope
that it may clarify the confusion in political thinking which has
overtaken many Americans. A confusion and frustration seemingly among
all classes, rich and poor, and among the various religions. I want to
quote for you Ralph Waldo Emerson: "One of the best ways to remain
ignorant is to close your mind to all new thought". The author of "And
Men Wept" has dealt with these facts so that the reader may make his
own conclusions. And Men Wept-Cathrine Palfrey Balwin-1954
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All Our Children Learning - Be njamin Bloom -1982-290pgs-EDU.sml.pdf
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These three papers,
"Early Learning in the Home," "The Effect of the Home Environment on
Children's School Achievement and "Stability and Change in Human
Characteristics: Implications for School Reorganization," could be read
with profit by most parents who are concerned about the educational
progress of their children. Elementary school teachers, principals, and
curriculum specialists should also be aware of the ideas developed in
these papers.All Our Children Learning Benjamin Bloom 1982
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Adam Weishaupt A Human Devil - Gerald Winrod -Date_Unknown-47pgs-POL-S EC_SOC.sml.pdf
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Disorders,
revolutions, economic convulsions and political upheavals do not happen.
They result from planning. Under the surface, unknown to good people,
there are constant plots, schemes, tricks and intrigues.
International conspirators always find it to their advantage to lull the
people to sleep until they can get their plots developed so far that
nothing can stop them. A man in a stupor is harmless. The despoilers
have a way of keeping the popular mind befuddled and drugged, under the
influence of their opiates. It is a rare thing for an awakening to take
place in time to avert a crisis.Adam Weishaupt A Human Devil Gerald Winrxod Date_Unknown
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A World Without Jews - Karl_Ma rx -1959-95pgs-REL-PHI-POL.sml.pdf
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Karl Marx was not
only born a Jew, he came from a rabbinical family. His father Heschel
Marx accepted Christianity in 1816 in order to practice law in Prussian
territory. Like many converts, Marx found it necessary all his life to
justify the mass conversion of his family by attacks against his blood
brothers. Anti-Semitic expressions of his are to be found mainly in the
present essay, in his Class Struggles in France, In the Eighteenth
Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, and in his Letters to Engels, censored by
Bebel and Bernstein. Some of the editors of his writings attempted to
modify the vindictiveness of Marx's aggression. Others, like Mehring,
even intensified them.A World Without Jews-Karl Marx-1959
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Brainwashing The Men Who Defied&nbs p;It - Edward Hunter -1956-289pgs-P OL-EDU.sml.pdf
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The new word
brainwashing entered our minds and dictionaries in a phenomenally short
time. This sinister political expression had never been seen in print
anywhere until a few years ago. About the only times it was ever heard
in conversation was inside a tight, intimate circle of trusted relatives
or reliable friends in Red China during the short honeymoon period of
communism. The few exceptions were when a Red indoctrinator would lose
his temper and shout out, "You need a brainwashing."Brainwashing The Men Who Defied It-Edward Hunter-1956
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Education_ in_China-1974-83pgs-EDU-.sml.pdf
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Education is an
indispensable ingredient in a programme of economic development.
Industry requires a literate labour force and so does the organisation
of co-operative agriculture. The introduction of modern technology, the
health service and administration at every level, all require a high
level of education. To meet this need, the new government in China,
after 1949, at first had to make do with what there was. There were two
strands in the existing educational system: the ossified tradition of
classical learning and Western knowledge disseminated by teachers who
tried to make their pupils despise everything Chinese. Neither was
appropriate to New China, but any teachers were better than none.
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Fleshing_Out_Skull_And_Bones- Kris_Millegan-2003-7 23pgs-SEC_SOC-POL.sml.pdf
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The most important
thing that I would like folks to understand from this work is that the
secrecy of these organizations is not good for our Republic. These
secret societies are historically foreign-based and do not care about
this country. Their ends justifies the means zeitgeist leads to massive
corruption and the "institutionalized sociological" excess of "elite
deviancy." Where a certain few believe that they are beyond the law and
then through corrupted political and economic power -- act above the
law, through whatever means at their disposal.
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Hitlers_Secret_Backers-Sydney_Warburg-1983-95pgs-POL.sm l.pdf
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Where did Hitler
get the funds and the backing to achieve power in 1933 Germany? Did
these funds come only from prominent German bankers and industrialists
or did funds also come from American bankers and industrialists?
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How_The_Order_Controls_Education-Anthony_Sutton-1985-74 pgs-EDU-SEC_SOC.sml.pdf
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In the 1850s, three
members of The Order left Yale and working together, at times with
other members along the way, made a revolution that changed the face,
direction and purpose of American education. It was a rapid, quiet
revolution, and eminently successful. The American people even today, in
1983, are not aware of a coup d'etat.
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Immorality_ and_Our_Employments_Hereafter-JM_Peebl es_MD_296pgs-1881-SOC-GOV.sml.pdf
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The earliest
literature of any people is sacred literature. The most exhaustive
inquiries of the greatest minds of every age and nation have been
inquiries pertaining to man's moral relations and the soul's future
destiny. The religious literature of the race approaches nearest the
character of immortality of all its mental products. When other books
are forgotten, the sacred books continue a perennial fountain of thought
and inspiration. This is true of Egypt, India, Babylon, and all the
countries of the Orient.
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Mans_Religions-John_B_Noss-1949-821pgs-REL-PHI.sml.pdf
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This book seeks, as
a major aim, to bridge the interval between the founding of the
religions and their present state. It is hoped, incidentally, that the
frequent quotations from the original source materials�or from
authoritative accounts�will make the highly human quality of each
religion evident, and thus excite the reader to further reading in a
vast field.
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Mental_Health_and_World_Citizenship-International_Congr ess_on_Mental_Health-1948-48pgs-PSY.sml.pdf
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The actual process
of work developed along the following lines On arrival each member was
given a set of volumes containing the carefully edited work of the
Preparatory Commissions in the various participating countries, and
time was set aside for the study of these documents. After members had
given each other some information about their respective backgrounds, it
was found necessary to "clear the ground" by answering several
fundamental questions.
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Now_Is_The_Dawning_Of_The_New_Age_New_World_Order-Denni s_Cuddy-1991-428pgs-HIS-POL-EDU.sml.pdf
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Though there has
been revolution after revolution(symbolized by spirals or whirlwinds)
around the world for centuries, the New Age Revolution is the
all-encompassing, largest one ever. All borders must come down ; all
religious
barriers must be broken. One world; one government; one religion; one
humanity, made up of humans with a collective consciousness and serving
as "points of light" networking
around the globe.
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Red_Cocaine-Joseph_Douglass_Jr_PHD-1990-195pgs-POL-COM. sml.pdf
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Dr Joseph Douglass
is a national security analyst and author with expertise in defense
policy, threat assessment, deception, intelligence and political
warfare, nuclear strategy, terrorism, advanced chemical and biological
warfare agents and applications, and international narcotics
trafficking. Since the mid-1980s, his primary focus has been research
into various dimensions of cultural warfare and notably into the illegal
drugs plague, with emphasis on its origins, support structures,
marketing � and the question: 'What can be done?'
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The Myth of Mental Illness-Thomas&n bsp;Szasz-1974-320pgs-PSY.sml.pdf
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The problems to
which I address myself in this book are easy to state but, because of
the powerful cultural and economic pressures that define the "correct"
answers to them, are difficult to clarify. They have to do with such
questions as: What is disease? What are the ostensible and actual tasks
of the physician? What is mental illness? Who defines what constitutes
illness, diagnosis, treatment? Who controls the vocabulary of medicine
and psychiatry, and the powers of the physician-psychiatrist and
citizen-patient? Has a person the right to call himself sick? Has a
physician the right to call a person mentally sick? What is the
difference between a person complaining of pain and calling himself
sick? Or between a physician complaining of a person's misbehavior and
calling him a mentally sick patient?
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The_Antatomy_of_Witchcraft-Peter_Haining-1972-238pgs-OC C.sml.pdf
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Witchcraft in the
second half of the twentieth century, and in the seventies specifically,
is enjoying a renaissance the like of which it has never experienced
before. Where previously it was hounded and persecuted, and more
particularly misunderstood, it now enjoys a certain freedom, a certain
respect and a certain understanding. But, one must still ask, what does
it all amount to?
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The_Ideal_Communist_City-Gutnov-Baburov-Djumenton-Khari tonove-Lezava-Sadovskij-Moscow_University-1968-176pgs-C OM.sml.pdf
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The method by which
this original proposition is applied is as new as the proposition
itself. No longer relying upon academic preconceptions, the authors have
based their architectural and urban proposals on the analysis of life
in the existing Soviet society and the directions of change within it.
While the models and formal solutions are only sketched and presented
hypothetically, they build upon the rich heritage left by Soviet
architecture and urbanism in the twenties. Unlike Western architectural
"revivals," which consistently turn toward the past and are
pseudo-innovative, the Soviet heritage suggests the idea of a
"revolutionary tradition" to serve as an example for future-oriented
planning.
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The_Plan_To_Collapse_The_Government-Heaton-Garvey-1984- 16pgs-GOV-POL.sml.pdf
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This report was
authorized and compiled under a contract dated July 1, 1972, between the
Office of Inter-government Management, State of California, and the
Institute for Local Self Government, Berkeley, California. In
general, the Project Director, Mr. Ronald B. Frankum, and the Assistant
Project Director, Mr. Vigo G. Nielsen, Jr.,conducted this study in
coordination with the staff of the Council of Inter-government Relations
and with the Governor's office (Reagan), which was initiating a
program for the study of restructuring of local government.
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Trend Report Restructuring-Naisbitt_Group-198 3-1pg-EDU.sml.pdf
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Over the past ten
years, the Trend Report has developed an analysis of the basic
restructuring of America. The following list identifies basic shifts
which are part of this restructuring. The "FROM" column identifies where
we have been and the "TO" column identifies where we are going.
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Trust_Me_Express-Cecile Caldemeyer-1989-46pgs-EDU- PSY.sml.pdf
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During the 1987-88
school year the small community of the East Gibson School District in
south-western Indiana was embroiled in a dispute over a "thinking
skills" program which had been implemented that fall. Supporters viewed
the new "knowledge transfer" methods as innovative blessings to help
equip our students with the scientific and technological knowledge
necessary for the twenty-first century. Another group which became a
much larger group--recognized elements of hypnosis--an altered state of
consciousness, at best an affective thinking which reduced children to
"sponges" being programmed with information.
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World Thought Police-Thomas_Schuman-1986-68pg s-POL.sml.pdf
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I worked for the
Devil and he was a bore and mediocrity. Although the methods and goals
of Novosti are devilishly evil, its daily routine is so boring that it
does not produce outrage. It simply debilitates. For those in the West
(and East), whose knowledge of our system is based on spy thrillers, the
reality is much less exciting. If the free world wants to survive, it
has to mobilize itself to take dominion over this deadly dangerous
disease called in APN's newspeak "ideological subversion."
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