…were being made almost 50 years ago, and many are coming to fruition in our present day lives. 
Dr Richard day made the observations during an ” off the record session ” as he addressed a meeting of students and practitioners of the Pittsburgh Pediatric Society. The points he discusses are as relevant in Britain and Europe as they are in America.
I’ve copied and pasted the summary of the main criteria of his speech below, and the full transcript can be found here. Its worth keeping in mind that this address was made in 1969 while reading, because it is frighteningly close to what we are experiencing now.
Among the topics discussed by Dr Day were:
“Population control; permission to have babies; redirecting the purpose of sex – sex without reproduction and reproduction without sex; contraception universally available to all; sex education and carnalising of youth as a tool of world government; tax funded abortion as population control; encouraging homosexuality, including anything goes homosexuality; technology used for reproduction without sex; families to diminish in importance; euthanasia and the “demise pill”; limiting access to affordable medical care and thus making it easier to eliminate the elderly; medicine to be tightly controlled; the elimination of private doctors; new difficult-to-diagnose and untreatable diseases; the suppression of cancer cures to control and reduce the population; induced heart attacks as a form of assassination; education as a tool for accelerating the onset of puberty and evolution; the blending of all religions – the old religions will have to go; changing the Bible through the revision of key words; restructuring education as a tool of indoctrination; spending more time in schools, but pupils “wouldn’t learn anything”; controlling who has access to information; schools as the hub of the community; “some books would just disappear from the libraries”; changing laws to promote moral and social chaos; the encouragement of drug abuse to create a jungle atmosphere in cities and towns; promote alcohol abuse; restrictions on travel; the need for more jails, and using hospitals as jails; no more psychological or physical security; crime used to manage society; curtailment of US industrial preeminence; shifting populations and economies to tear out social roots; sports to be used as a tool of social engineering and change; sex and violence to be inculcated through entertainment; travel restrictions and implanted ID cards; food control; weather control; using mass psychology to control know how people respond and behave; the falsification of scientific research; the use of terrorism and the creation of ‘terrorist’ threats; the use of surveillance devices, implants, and televisions to monitor people; home ownership to be a thing of the past; and, ultimately, the arrival of a totalitarian system of global control.”
I found many similarities to our own existence and events which are occurring around our world. It demonstrates that our ” evolution ” is by design, and that many instruments are already in place to control our populations and our survival. Its very disconcerting and astonishing to learn that this had all been planned before I had even reached my teens. Everyone should be made aware of this by whatever means, then we can lobby for the abolition of the think tanks from where these absurd ideas emanate.
more to come…
The story goes that, Teresa May’s ethereal vision, which she experienced in Snowdonia, prompted her to call an early general election. Little wonder they won’t let her on the telly. Maxine Waters will be looking on and wishing she had thought of that one.
I’m sure the fact that we benefit from clean healthy air and exercise at no cost will not have gone unnoticed. Of course, taxation on this particular freedom would have to be implemented post election, after their campaign manifesto is ripped up and thrown to the winds on election night.
We would drive to a loch or some river where we would swim, kick a ball around, chat with other people and enjoy the picnic we had brought. When evening came, we returned home, happy and exhausted. The whole day had cost a bit of petrol and food which we would have used at home anyway.
If we don’t allow it , then our kids and grandkids will have a better future. This obsession with money won’t end well.
The banking system has been likened to the largest casino in the world, complete with its winners and losers. The money they gamble with doesn’t exist in the form of gold or silver or anything tangible, just as the money in our bank accounts has no physical shape or form. It’s only figures on a computer’s monitor, dancing on graphs as they traverse the screen and seducing the user into placing his bet.
Freud would probably diagnose some sado/masochistic tendencies with a bit of of psychopathy hanging around somewhere in there too. If , indeed, these events are true. And that’s what makes it exciting.
Surely the press must realise by now that Adolf Hitler is any press agent’s race card. Perhaps not, as the ensuing furore demonstrated. Hitler is an often used ruse in the situation where a press secretary finds himself painted into a corner and needs to find a quick exit. The very mention of Hitler sets ears pricking universally and a manic leaping around begins as the initial purpose of the interview is entirely forgotten in a flurry of self righteous accusatory articles.
Attacks on native citizens and their property, in all European nations by ” refugees “, continue unabated and largely unchecked, due to lack of resources being aimed at this problem and a lacklustre approach by individual governments and the EU. Even the attack on football this week, which is bigger and more popular than any religion, has failed to provoke a visible reaction against what was a blatant threat to a sport which many hold more dear to their hearts than their families.
Which is, that we paid into what was once a fair system most of our lives in order to insure against hard times and illness. Also to fund a health service, along with other public services, for all. When we witness people from alien nations entering our country, which our forefathers fought wars to keep free, claiming benefits which we paid for, then having to adjust our lifestyles because of cuts, it does not make for a happy atmosphere around the campfire. I despair when I see politicians awarding themselves pay rises when there is so much destitution where once there was none.
But to class conspiracy theorists in the same vein as famous dissenters like Noam Chomsky, G. Edward Griffin, Alan Watts Howard Zinn and David Icke who also have many other strings to their bows, would be lending credence to the conspiracy theorists ideas which may just as well have been picked up off the street, as far as the mainstream media are concerned.
Why ? Because they are academics and scholars is why. And because of the scholarly nature of their opinions, they are deemed worth listening to and paying heed to, except by the majority of their academic and scholarly colleagues who are too embroiled in the money side of academia to publicly acknowledge the validity of their arguments, lest their gravy train grinds to a halt.
For myself, I couldn’t believe the astonishing ineptitude of those in office and decided to try to find out who actually runs the show. That led me to watch hundreds hours of videos and read many written articles, taking notes as I did so, and I could imagine the same scenario taking place in makeshift workstations all over the world. After that it was simply a matter of applying some of what I had learnt to the real life situations developing in front of my very eyes.
Dissent is healthy in any society because it brings to light any faults in the system and provokes dialogue. The fact that the modern day dissenters are being vilified and their theories being trodden underfoot, demonstrates the seriousness with which administrations actually take them, as they are dangerous to to the government’s agenda.
As education became more widespread and technology improved, children began to spend more time at schools provided by churches and independent benefactors. Eventually, state owned schools with state employed teachers came into existence and the system as we know it today was born.
They want a passive society who work for them, not the other way round as it should be. My hat comes off to those who have taken the step of educating their kids at home.
The exit of Britain from this prestigious club has caused mixed emotions, both home and abroad. There exists, amongst those who have known nothing else but Britain as a member of the EU, an uncertainty about our future.
Anything we needed could be produced here, in Britain, including the workers we needed to effect production, therefore unemployment was low. The knock-on effect of the main industries stimulated the growth of many other smaller concerns to support them. And because of this ability to be self sufficient with no immediate threat of another invasion from abroad there was a sense of freedom and genuine happiness among the people, combined with a caring nature which is notably absent today. Our traditional way of life was dismantled in order not to directly compete with other member nations with nothing being put in it’s place to compensate.
For the common good, of course. Predictable behaviour, because this is the pattern that has emerged when these things happen. The government seizes the opportunity to further diminish our freedom, in the guise of tightening security.
No sooner had the dust settled all over Manhattan, than the Patriot Act was suddenly produced from thin air and Americans suddenly found themselves deprived of several of the freedoms they had known until that time. Apart from the right to bear arms, that is. I somehow have the sense that that might have been the deal breaker, which is why the subject was never addressed at the time.
If they knew that every communication they had with any other person was being recorded and examined by an independent body made up of members of the public, they wouldn’t be so keen to implement the same thing on us. Its the same old story of who watches the watchers.
Much like many others, I don’t like to be second guessed or preempted. I don’t want to be going to the fridge and it handing me something that I usually have at that particular time on a particular day of the week. I don’t want to be asking a piece of electronic gadgetry on my coffee table for legal advice. Alexa would find herself homeless within a very short period of time.
Eventually the upkeep of the slaves’ home becomes too costly, therefore the controller demolishes the property. Finally, just to show that he is not so bad after all, the controller invites the remainder of the enslaved family to come and stay in his home.
However, as a Scot, I know that there are those within Scottish society who still bear grudges against the English for things which happened several centuries ago and which lie buried deep, but not forgotten, in someone’s family history.
Everyone does it at some point during a normal day but the pleasure of waking up to a new day, after a good rest, still eludes me.
I feel drained and lethargic and I procrastinate shamelessly. Sometimes its an effort to do the simplest tasks and like a martyr I drag myself out for my daily walk around the village. I don’t involve myself with others as that would potentially mean extra work and extra thinking which can be painful at times, as I wrestle still with the ghosts of my past.
Having put some distance between us and a certain third party may have let me relax. Perhaps the subconscious knowledge that when the phone rang it wasn’t for me, helped. We were too far removed from any situation which might require our attention to be able to do anything immediately. Now we are back in the fray and subject to all that goes along with making oneself available to help an ailing elderly relative with mental health issues.
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