Tag Archives: War
Power & Reality Journal – Issue 3
Policy Themes of Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World – Series Contents
Policy Themes of Brave New World: Religion, public relations, drugs, transhumanism, evolution doctrine implies inevitability of developments instead of their being the result of planning
Policy Themes of Brave New World – Religion for Control of Global Society
Hollywood works with/receives support from Pentagon and other government agencies
Source: www.imdb.com No mystery. I picked out a few examples. Also, I bet the information at imdb is very incomplete. Selected film and television titles Man of Steel (2013): Department of Defense, U.S. Army (films go back to 1911 in … Continue reading →
The policy themes of Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World – Part 2 – war, terror, anthrax, destruction of culture
Updated version By Alan Mercer, 10 November 2015 Edited: 3 September 2017 (Ed. 2 – minor edits) Part 2 (series contents) Continued from Part 1 Scenario in Brave New World Novel: Preparing the Way for Scientific Dictatorship: Violence and Crisis: Period … Continue reading →
Reasons to not vote in the Canadian election – part 2 (Oct 13)
Part 1 Civil Liberties The Conservative Party and Liberal Party members all voted to pass the freedom-destroying Bill C-51 legislation. The NDP, Green Party, Bloc Quebecois and others voted against it. See details of the vote here. Other examples of … Continue reading →
Alexander Cockburn on global warming (2012 story)
RIP Alexander Cockburn, Leftist Global Warming ‘Heretic’ newsbusters.org – July 21, 2012 “…The greenhouse fearmongers explode at the first critical word, and have contrived a series of primitive rhetorical pandybats which they flourish in retaliation. Those who disagree with their … Continue reading →
Iraq War Scam (2009 story)
Blair may have ‘signed in blood’ to topple Saddam a year before war, www.timesonline.co.uk, Nov. 27/09 Sir Christopher Meyer, Britain’s ambassador to Washington before the Iraq war: “Although President Bush agreed to wait for the UN to pass resolution 1441 … Continue reading →