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than a decade the British population has been subject to a
constant propaganda barrage of how it was on the industrial skids.
All of this is true, but the net effect of the propaganda was to
demoralize the population. (Exactly as intended by the newscience
scientist at Tavistock.)
"This will happen in the United States as the economy
worsens. This (demoralizing process) is necessary to make people
accept difficult choices. If there is no planning for the future or if
constituencies block progress there will be social chaos on a scale
which is currently hard to imagine. The outlook for urban America
is bleak. There is a possibility of doing something with the inner
cities, but basically the cities will shrink and the manufacturing
base will decline. This will produce social convulsions."
Was Sir Peter a psychic, a magician of great report or
merely a charlatan fortune teller with a great deal of luck? The
answer is "none of these." All Sir Peter was doing was reading off
the blueprint of the Committee of 300-Club of Rome for slow
death of the United States as a former industrial giant. Looking
back over the ten years of Sir Peter's predictions, can anybody
doubt that the Committee of 300's plans for the demise of an
industrialized United States has become a fait accompli?
Haven't Sir Peter's predictions proved to be remarkably
accurate? Indeed they have, almost down to the last word. It is
worth noting that Sir Peter Vickers (Sir Peter Vickers-Hall's fatherin-law)
worked on the Stanford Research paper, "Changing Images
of Man," from which much of the 3000 pages of material advice
sent to the Reagan Administration was taken. Moreover, as a
senior MJ6 British intelligence officer, Sir Peter Vickers was in a
position to give Heritage a great deal of advance information.
As a member of the Committee of 300 and NATO, Sir Peter
Vickers was around when NATO directed the Club of Rome to
develop a social program which would utterly change the direction
in which America wanted to go. The Club of Rome, under
Tavistock direction, ordered Stanford Research Institute (SRI) to
develop such a program, not only for America, but for every nation
in the Atlantic Alliance and the OECD nations.
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