Social Engineering the Masses
Over time (with the more I’ve read) I’ve noticed some inaccuracies or slight misrepresentations in Estulin’s “Tavistock” book.
It’s still a really great book and important referential text.
Its value as a concise well-cited “infogrenade” far outweighs the stuff I will mention.
Here is some of Ch. 4: If this is new info to you & it doesnt 🤯 …check a mirror, cuz you’ve already turned ghoul
A pretty jam-packed few paragraphs!
— Stephen A. Ridley (@s7ephen) April 21, 2024
If uncut, pure info like this doesn't jump-start your "parapolitical" interest, nothing will.
this stuff is so redundantly well-documented…
i mean seriously, at this point if people aren't on this figure-out-WTF-is-goin-on "wave" yet… pic.twitter.com/q7wZ0YHXfe
Raw Chapter 4+ notedump:
As an example of what I mean when I say “slight misrepresentation”. Estulin fixates in one of the passages above on the word “n*crophilia”.
well a few months ago I finally got around to look into this which meant slogging through Adorno’s verbose (probably drug-addled) writing
I am NOT a fan of Adorno and hate to have to defend him, but folks like Adorno and Paulo Friere seem to use it as euphamism: meaning things that reduce humans to just the material.
The previous quote was found in Paulo Friere’s book “Pedagogy of the Oppressed”. I found the “n*crophilia” quote (everyone was referencing) ~556 pages deep in a snoozy analysis of Adorno’s snoozy analysis of Shoenburg’s SNOOZY-ass music:
The above clip is from Adorno’s “Essays on Music” I’ve attached the full page below so you can judge yourself
Anyway, I dont like Adorno (I own a first printing of “Authoritarian Personality”), but it’s important to corroborate Estulin who otherwise does a good job.
P.S. there’s another mini-thread on Adorno, David McGowan, Owsley Stanley, LSD, and The Grateful Dead (aka “The Warlocks” which was their original name 🤣) here:
Did you know there is a longstanding rumor that Theodore Adorno worked with the Beetles (via the Tavistock Institute) to promote their music and make it more addictive? Puts a whole new meaning to "Beetle Mania" huh?https://t.co/OdKi867wZi https://t.co/A8pxFIboOf pic.twitter.com/wzFnENugSv
— Stephen A. Ridley (@s7ephen) September 16, 2023