Getting laid off brought the state of Vermont in to the workplace to explain all of
our options including health care, which the perky woman said we would,
"tell
our grandchildren that we were there when we finally got health care
coverage! Yes, $300 a month is a lot to pay -but you're getting coverage!!"
Bernie Sanders used to say that the town of Burlington, Vermont was run out of the Elks Club.
Benevolent protection of the order of the Elks Some History
Located in downtown Burlington on St. Paul Street, this is known as the Gideon King Store historically, and was constructed in 1805. The quarters of the Washington Lodge of Masons were located in the upper floors where Gideon King kept his sail loft.
The building was bought upon King's death by Nathan B. Haswell, an infamous Vermont Freemason:
"Pages 144-146 of Ancient Craft Masonry in Vermont states:
"In 1836, Nathan B. Haswell was right when he said : 'From this period I date the overthrow of anti-masonry'
"We have already seen how the Masonic organization was kept alive in
this state. In June,1835, the Editor of the Middlebury Free Press said
'Very much has been said of late of the fallen state of Masonry...Has a
single Grand Lodge or Chapter or Encampment formally dissolved its
organization? Not one. Every Grand Lodge, we believe, still continues
its meetings. Such is the case in this state.'
And as such..continued to be 'the case in this state' although for many years no publicity was given to the fact." "
Archibald Dewey, father of the infamous John Dewey (known for his awful educational reform ideas), once ran a grocery store here.
John Dewey:
“You can’t make Socialists out of individualists — children who know how
to think for themselves spoil the harmony of the collective society
which is coming, where everyone is interdependent.”
“There is no god and there is no soul. Hence, there is no need for the
props of traditional religion. With dogma and creed excluded, then
immutable truth is dead and buried. There is no room for fixed and
natural law or permanent moral absolutes.”
More New York Guys Who Own Vermont
Skip over one building and there once stood the well-known Ben & Jerry's ice cream stand, in a former gas station.
Bernie Sanders' offices are currently located in the historical Masonic Lodge that dominates downtown Burlington.
"Six Million" Dollar Man
Sanders probably owes more to the Socialist-Jewish Cabal than anything else. Jewish Freemasons have always been a part of the community.
1910 the interior of Chai Adam synagogue in Burlington, VT.
Bernie was roommates with Richard Sugarman, an influential University of Vermont professor.
University of Vermont
The Sugarman-Sanders early bond just oozes Khazar scheming, plotting and planning.
"U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, one of Sugarman’s oldest and closest friends
in Vermont — the two roomed together in Burlington in the ’70s and still
meet regularly for long walks..."
"Those people include Huck Gutman, Sanders’ chief of staff for the last
six years. Gutman, who himself began teaching at UVM in 1971 and will
return there in January, is also close to Sugarman. They frequently talk
by phone, sometimes for hours, discussing everything from sports to
Spinoza, a 17th-century philosopher."
Ouroboros
Of the various groups that have battled for the top position for the control of humanity, many are of the opinion that the Zionist fraternity has been the top contender for some time.
Some think that Freemasons are under the control of the Rothschilds (who are Khazars, the genetically non-Jewish leadership of Israel) due to the similarity of their symbols.
Side Trip
The Goethe Lodge on Crowley Street In Burlington, Vermont
You tell me...
Back to Bernie
Sanders has the same speech lines that he has had for decades and they are all standard socialist party propaganda. The socialists have always been controlled by the very same money powers they say they want to take down.
This has been documented by Antony Sutton in "Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution", wherein he shows the collusion of Wall Street power brokers (including FDR) in setting up and financing the initial 1917 revolution. In later books he documents the setting up of Ruskombank and factories designed by western corporations.
Is Bernie Sanders a Freemason?
Probably all that and more. The handshake:
Elks delegate, Paul Helsel shakes hands with Senator Bernie Sanders
Remember that this political season is meant to distract you from
Our society is at a at very dangerous stage of interaction with machines and from which there may be no turning back.
This stage is cybernetic-the signals passing from the nerve endings of humans into a reactive machine and back-a feedback loop.
What is surprising is the role that Rock music has had in introducing this interaction of man and machine.
After World War Two a major technological and cultural push came with the introduction of television. The assassination of President Kennedy and the introduction of the Beatles, immediately following, focused people on television and began a narrative which has not ceased since.
Television focused the population's collective mind on what the programmers decided with all their backlog and brand new mind tricks. Rock music, starting with the Beatles, was one initiative.
The Scene
Although the latter part of the 1960's had many U.S. bands, it was the initial British Invasion that set the scene.
The Beatles were part of a London scene which included The Rolling Stones and The Who.
A number of these fledgling rock stars came out of the thriving art schools flourishing in England at the time.
Pete Townshend attended Ealing Art College as a budding musician and was heavily influenced by the teachers and visiting artists.
The person in charge of the curriculum at Ealing Art College was a newcomer, Roy Ascott, who in 1961 had a "Eureka!" moment of inspiration about Cybernetics, inspired by his research. (This via the article "Cybernetis and Art: Cultural Convergence in the 1960's", by Edward A. Shanken)
The teachers and the artists he brought in reflected this new awareness. Other future rockers attending Ealing at the time included Ronnie Wood (of the Rolling Stones), Freddie Mercury (of Queen) and Ruskin Spear (of the Bonzo Dog Dooh-Dah Band). Roy Ascott also taught Brian Eno later on at Ipswich.
Artist Stephen Willats attended Ealing at the same time, and in his bio for the Raven Row art gallery it states:
"1963: Gordon Pask gives a lecture at the Groundcourse [The curriculum designed by Ascott] . ‘Pask’s lecture was a
big event, everyone from the art school attended, including the staff.
After the lecture the staff locked themselves in a studio to discuss how
they could implement cybernetic ideas on the course and in their own
work.’ Willats observes the influence of this on the school: ‘By
employing ideas of notation and feedback, the teaching staff saw how the
Groundcourse might influence their own practices. They subsequently
implemented ideas derived from cybernetics into the course directly.’
This is Willats’ first contact with cybernetics, which from this point
on exerts a powerful influence on his work. "
Cybernetics in its practical use comes from the work of MIT professor Norbert Wiener who understood that a machine, or a system, becomes potent when it is able to process and react to feedback. This is not unrelated to the feedback of rock concerts, either.
Cyber Communist
One visiting artist, Gustav Metzger, especially influenced Townshend with his "auto-destructive" art. Metzger was a committed communist as many of these artists were.
Modern art schooling comes out of the Bauhaus and the whole movement was communist. A former English student at the Bauhaus, Wilfred Franks, said on the World Socialist Website:
"Weidensee was a lovely person, very genuine and quiet. He was the person
who actually told me, “You will have to become a communist, if you want
to make the most of our teaching, because it's all based on that. The
world revolution has begun in Russia."
Pete Townshend himself was a Young Communist.
The relationship of Cybernetics to communism is not a casual one, although cybernetics was initially rejected by communist leaders on the grounds that the intelligent machine might put the worker out of a job.
On page 255 of "From Newspeak To Cyberspeak" Soviet Deputy Minister of Defense Aksel Berg is quoted as saying in 1961:
"When the computer enters our home . . . there will be no need to call a
doctor; the machine will tell you what to do. Students will not have to
go some place and listen to hideous lectures of old pensioners, who know
nothing; programs will be optimized and you will have connections with a
machine, which will come to your home, as water and light did. . . . If
someone does not believe it, let him commit suicide. This is the
future, and we will fight for it, and we will weed out anybody who would
interfere."
Berg also said, in "Cultures of Control", page 253:
"...we will build communism on the basis of most broad use of electronic machines...these machines, aptly called 'cybernetic machines'...will provide the solution of the problem of permanent optimal planning and control."
One of Pete Townshend's favorite artists from the time is Peter Blake, who, with his wife, designed the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album cover. "The Target" was one of his paintings and this is reflected in the t-shirt designed by Townshend for Keith Moon to wear. (Peter Blake was suggested to do the cover of Sgt. Pepper by gallery owner Robert Fraser -also of Indica notoriety- who associated with Sir John Paul Getty, one of the richest men in the world at the time.)
The name of the band "The Who" also has a strange connection in all of this. First there is the World Health Organization, which is an arm of the United Nations. Then there is the television show "Dr. Who" which premiered November 23, 1963, the day after the Kennedy assassination. The name on its own makes no sense, except reversed it is a WHO doctor, that is, a World Health Organization Doctor. The weirdest and most interesting connection is a 1974 film called "Who?" about a Soviet defector whose face is concealed by a cybernetic mask and his torso and left arm are similarly mechanical.
The Who say their name came about because it was a unique, mysterious name and worked well on posters (fewer letters = bigger name).
An interesting title of a Norbert Wiener book is called "God an Golem, Inc." This man had a clear idea just what he was aiming at, for it is not hyperbole when he is speaking of designing machines that in the words of Rudi Volti, via "Society and Technological Change", are
"...a method of controlling a system by reinserting the results of its past performance." That is to say, a living machine, one that has a memory.
Hillel J. Kieva says of the Golem in Jews of Eastern Europe:
"The notion in Jewish culture that a particularly righteous person,
possessed of esoteric wisdom, could create an artificial human being out
of inorganic matter—and thus imitate the Divine—has literary roots in
the Talmud and early kabbalistic ideas."
1909 Cyborg
Pete Townshend wrote a futuristic rock opera in 1971 entitled "Lifehouse" which failed to pan out but the concepts he wrote about show a thorough understanding of a totally systematized society brought about by Cybernetics.
In the Lifehouse future people live totally isolated lives where everything is brought to them, food, medicine, air and life experiences through a "lifesuit". The lifesuit is a virtual reality device that simulates experiences that allow the users to live out many lifetimes in the span of a single life.
This premise is similar to that of the 1909 story by E.M. Forster, "The Machine Stops." E.M. Forster was a leading member of the Cambridge and British Humanist groups, with such interesting names as Toynbee and Huxley amongst them...
"Then she generated the light, and the sight of her room,
flooded with radiance and studded with electric buttons,
revived her. There were buttons and switches everywhere -
buttons to call for food for music, for clothing. There was
the hot-bath button, by pressure of which a basin of
(imitation) marble rose out of the floor, filled to the brim
with a warm deodorized liquid. There was the cold-bath
button. There was the button that produced literature. and
there were of course the buttons by which she communicated
with her friends. The room, though it contained nothing,
was in touch with all that she cared for in the world.
Vashanti"s next move was to turn off the isolation switch,
and all the accumulations of the last three minutes burst
upon her. The room was filled with the noise of bells, and
speaking-tubes. What was the new food like? Could she
recommend it? Has she had any ideas lately? Might one tell
her one"s own ideas? Would she make an engagement to visit
the public nurseries at an early date? - say this day
month"
"Cannot you see, cannot all you lecturers see, that it is we
that are dying, and that down here the only thing that
really lives in the Machine? We created the Machine, to do
our will, but we cannot make it do our will now. It was
robbed us of the sense of space and of the sense of touch,
it has blurred every human relation and narrowed down love
to a carnal act, it has paralysed our bodies and our wills,
and now it compels us to worship it. The Machine develops -
but not on our lies. The Machine proceeds - but not to our
goal. We only exist as the blood corpuscles that course
through its arteries, and if it could work without us, it
would let us die"
This is increasingly the world we are experiencing, in fits and starts. A question is why would such a world be desirable to a controlling entity? One possible reason may be that human beings have souls and for the machine to exist at all there must be a soul, or group of souls, on which the machine feeds off of.
Also
Roy Ascott studied under Richard Hamilton and Victor Pasmore. Hamilton designed the interior of the Beatles' White Album and this, like the Peter Blake Sgt. pepper cover, was at the suggestion of gallerist and Beatles' friend Robert Fraser. These are very tight social circles going on.
(Fraser also gave Paul McCartney the "Apple" painting by Magritte)
Hamilton also appeared in the 1968 Brian DePalma film "Greetings" where Hamilton discusses a postcard artwork with an early JFK assassination conspiracy theorist (at 27 seconds in):
We Are There
Cyborgs independent of humans exist, these in the form of rat brain cells used to control a robot using inputs and outputs connected to the cells:
In light of all the dead bankers, this poor guy fits right into the pattern. Additionally he has a military backround.
This story is being completely ignored by not only the mainstream media but the alternative sites online. It fits the pattern and one wonders how made other deaths there have been that have not attracted any attention in this "dead banker" situation.
It may be that he decided to end it all by driving into the lake (he did have PTSD) but it could have been a hit as well.
It's like so much in both the mainstream and alternative media -its only news if they want it to be.
Via local WCAX news: "PORT KENT, N.Y. -
The mystery of a missing man in northern New York was solved Wednesday when his body was found in a car in Lake Champlain.
New
York State Police say it appears 39-year-old Tristan Metroze
intentionally drove his car off the pier at the ferry dock in Port Kent.
A recreational diver found the car underwater Wednesday, with a body
inside. Police have confirmed it is Metroze.
It's unclear when the
New York City man went into the lake. He'd been missing since June 4,
when he was last seen in Lake Placid."
This film should interest all of Dave Mcgowan's Laurel Canyon Conspiracy fans.
It stars Cherie Currie, one of Frank Zappa's "Runaways" and the story revolves around breaking into Lookout Mountain Laboratory.
The film has the feel of being directed and/or written by someone involved in the military.
Although the alien theme may have been allowed as a reason for the film, its a good bet it was not promoted in the long run because it dealt with
Lookout Mountain Laboratory and that was a subject best left ignored until Dave McGowan, that is.
On April 15, 2015 the House Foreign Affairs Committee met to discuss "Russia's Weaponization of Information."
This hearing singled out Russia Today which is obviously a front for the FSB and plays off the fact that the Western media cannot frame critical observations of governments and corporations the way Russia Today can, without giving away their own game.
In fact it is a game for both sides. Here is how Voice of America frames it:
The acting CEO of the Broadcasting Board of Governors, which runs Voice of America, says they will counter Putin's information attack with a counter-strategy, as if this is all something new.
The BBG has people like Karen Kornbluh on its board of directors:
"Ambassador Karen Kornbluh is the Executive Vice President of External
Affairs for Nielsen, responsible for global public policy, privacy
strategy, and corporate social responsibility.
Prior to joining Nielsen, Kornbluh was the U.S. Ambassador to the
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) from 2009 –
2012. Previously, she was Policy Director for then Senator Barack
Obama. In the Clinton Administration, she served as Deputy Chief of
Staff at the US Treasury Department and Director of the Office of
Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs at the Federal Communications
Commission. Additionally, Kornbluh founded the New America Foundation’s
Work and Family Program and is a senior fellow for Digital Policy at
the Council on Foreign Relations." http://www.bbg.gov/about-the-agency/board/
Chairman Royce then asks Peter Pomerantsev of the Legatum Institute for his opinion on the matter at hand.
The Legatum Insitute was founded by one of two brothers that used to be heavily invested in Gazprom, the world's (and Russia's) largest gas company:
"By the end of 1994, the Chandlers had snapped up enough vouchers to buy a 4 percent stake in Unified Energy Systems, Russia’s largest electric utility; 11 percent of Mosenergo, the Moscow electricity distributor; 5 percent stakes in each of the three main production arms of Yukos Oil Co.; a 15percent stake in Novolipetsk Metallurgical Kombinat,the country’s biggest steelmaker; and a "small", undisclosed stake in Gazprom, the world’s No. 1 gas producer. The metric they used in each case was simple: The book value of assets vastly exceeded the companies’ market capitalizations. With more than $194 million invested at the time, the brothers say they were the largest foreign portfolio investors in Russia."
also:
"...Sputnik — an outfit controlled by Russian financier Boris Jordan and backed by, among others,Soros Fund Management and Harvard Management Co. — sold its NLMK stake at a profit before the appeals process was finished. A decade later Sputnik’s actions still rankle Richard Chandler. “We would have hoped that Soros Fund Management and Harvard would have recognized the opportunity to set up Novolipetsk as a model of good corporate governance in Russia,” he says.
-both quotes via Institutional Investor, March 2006.
So, back to Peter Pomerantsev:
Peter Pomerantsev is a Senior Fellow to the Transitions Forum, a Legatum offshoot:
"The 'Transitions Lecture Series' explores the role of economic reform in
the success of democratic development. This is a joint-initiative
between the Legatum Institute, the National Endowment for Democracy’s
International Forum for Democratic Studies, and World Affairs."
National Endowment for Democracy is well known as an intelligence front:
"NED was created in 1983, when the CIA was being accused of covertly
bribing politicians and setting up phony civil society front
organizations. According to Allen Weinstein, who was responsible for
establishing the NED during the Reagan Administration: “A lot of what we
do today was done covertly 25 years ago by the CIA.” (Washington Post,
Sept. 21, 1991)."
-Michael Chossudovssky, Global Research.
Ok then, World Affairs editorial board member Jeffrey Gedmin:
"...is a senior fellow at Georgetown University’s School of
Foreign Service, in Washington, and at the Institute for Strategic
Dialogue, in London. He has served as president of the London-based
Legatum Institute, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Prague, and the
Aspen Institute Berlin. In the 1990s, he was a resident scholar at the
American Enterprise Institute, where he directed the New Atlantic
Initiative. Gedmin is a regular contributor to the Huffington Post and his commentary and articles have appeared in numerous publications. He is author of The Hidden Hand: Gorbachev and the Collapse of East Germany
and the recipient of the Golden Linden Medal from the Czech
government for his contributions to democracy, human rights, and
liberty. He earned his doctorate degree from Georgetown
University’s School of Foreign Service, where he has also taught, and
currently serves on the board of the school’s masters program. Gedmin
was awarded an honorary doctorate by the Tbilisi State University, in
Georgia, is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, in New York."
Radio Free Europe has long been known as a CIA front: and Charles Douglas Jackson, President of the Free Europe Committee:
Jackson became the publisher of Fortune Magazine and from 1951-52 he served as President of the Free Europe Committee. He also wrote speeches for Dwight D. Eisenhower
during his presidential campaign. Jackson was rewarded in February 1953
by being appointed as Special Assistant to the President. This included
the role of Eisenhower's liaison between the CIA and the Pentagon. According to the Eisenhower Presidential Library files in Abilene, Kansas,
Jackson's "area responsibility was loosely defined as international
affairs, cold war planning, and psychological warfare. His main function
was the coordination of activities aimed at interpreting world
situations to the best advantage of the United States and her allies and
exploiting incidents which reflected negatively on the Soviet Union,
Communist China and other enemies in the Cold War." -viahttp://spartacus-educational.com/USAjacksonCD.htm
Aspen Institute-type stuff:
"Wednesday at the Aspen Institute’s “Washington Ideas Forum,” Defense
Secretary Chuck Hagel said we are living through, “historic, defining
times,” that will result in a, “new world order.”"
Hegel is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations:
To look at the larger picture that is formed here it is that big international investors have had their hands in the very same pie (Russia, Gazprom, etc.) that is now seen as the transgressor in an information war concerning Europe, Eastern Europe, the United States and others.
Ukraine is the current concern but that focus will soon shift as it always does.
The spin that is given to the information is that RT, Putin & Co. are saying that it is all a conspiracy and this must be countered with objective reporting from Western media (along with implied censorship of the internet because of all the "extremism" it produces, by "little people who should only speak when spoken to").
Think about the level of investing by foreign interests in Russian companies. The ones who need to be eliminated by the West AND the East are the mid-level people who see the changes happening within. These people must be made to think it is all coming from an external source and not understand their own leaders are all in on it.
It is far easier to have someone from the outside eliminate your enemies on the inside while you get to look like the hero defending.
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