Jay Dyer on Jonas Salk the father of mass vaccinations, author of Survival of the Wisest Website link Philosophy of Globalism – Julian Huxley, UNESCO & The Final Revolution (Half) Website link We move on in the globalism books series … Continue reading →
Value for value: If you appreciate the information provided and have the means, please support my efforts. This is a huge topic which is fundamental to our lives. I’m not puritanical. I want to share some of the evidence for … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. https://ca.news.yahoo.com/doctors-canada-decide-lives-dies-080004210.html How doctors in Canada will decide who lives and dies if pandemic worsens The Canadian Press, April 3, 2020 When there’s only one ventilator but two patients who need it, how should … Continue reading →
Continued from Part 2 In Part 1, I referred to the Middle East agenda. There are three sources, including a clear statement by General Wesley Clark who provided a list of nations that were on the U.S. government’s target list, … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. Version 3.2: October 27, 2019 Complete, but want to add several links. Research suggestions for other posts Crome Yellow is a novel published in 1921 by Brave New World author Aldous Huxley [1]. … Continue reading →
Edition 1.1 Huxley’s novel Brave New World describes a society with features that parallel the modern world and its totalitarian direction. Many of us are aware of this novel which has been promoted extensively. Other science fiction stories–utopian or dystopian–have … Continue reading →
Edited 2.0 (edited April 3, 2020) I’m using Canada Day 2019 to start a long-term campaign called “Brave New World Resistance”. I believe that the novel Brave New World by Aldous Huxley is a blueprint for government and corporate policies … Continue reading →
Revised edition (rewritten – sorry, now it’s even longer!): 2.1: June 9, 2019 Principles are there to be discovered. We need principles to hold our lives together personally and collectively. I don’t know the best way to express or order … Continue reading →