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Amazon Review :
From 1963 to 1966 the U.S. government assembled a team of prominent thinkers from all walks of life to determine what would happen if "peace broke out."
The group, surprisingly but with unassailable logic, determined that war was necessary and desirable and that the government should do all it could to maintain the status quo.
If peace became inevitable, the report suggested everything from creating an outer-space menace to setting up some new, socially acceptable form of slavery.
The report was leaked in 1967 by a conference member harboring a guilty conscience, and it scandalized Washington.
Not.
The ultimate compliment for any form of political satire is to be taken seriously by the people it is skewering.
On that scale Report from Iron Mountain, which has been a lightning rod for both Right and Left since its appearance, could hardly be more successful.
The hoax, written in perfect think-tankese, captures the mix of Olympian detachment and awesome cynicism that has flowed out of Washington for much of the American Century.
Lewin's book (and he really did write it) exposes the mindset that we can thank for Vietnam and so much else.
Report from Iron Mountain was bolstered, if not trumped, by reality--the Pentagon Papers and the Pax Americana, a Defense Department plan to take over Latin America, emerged soon after.
But the book's enduring popularity, particularly among those who never got the joke (apparently Lewin had to sue to get right-wing groups convinced of the book's authenticity to stop printing and selling copies) suggests that the governmental worldview that Report from Iron Mountain lampoons--as well as the paranoia that that immorality unleashes in the citizenry--is very much with us.
--Michael Gerber
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Iron Mountain Inc NYSE: IRM, founded in 1951, is a company whose headquarters are located in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Iron Mountain is a component of the S&P 500 Index.
Many of you are too young to remember, but in 1975 our government pushed "the coming ice age."
Random House dutifully printed "THE WEATHER CONSPIRACY … coming of the New Ice Age."
This may be the only book ever written by 18 authors.
All 18 lived just a short sled ride from Washington, D.C.
Newsweek fell in line and did a cover issue warning us of global cooling on April 28, 1975.
And The New York Times, Aug. 14, 1976, reported "many signs that Earth may be headed for another ice age."
Quote from : Wikipedia : Christopher Monckton
Christopher Walter Monckton, 3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley (born 14 February 1952) is a British politician, business consultant, policy adviser, writer, columnist, inventor and hereditary peer.
He served as an advisor to Margaret Thatcher's policy unit in the 1980s and invented the Eternity puzzle at the end of the 1990s.
More recently, he has attracted attention for his public opposition to the scientific consensus on climate change.
He also announced a sequel to his original puzzle called Eternity II in 2007, which is still unsolved.
Originally posted by spinkyboo
Thanks for this.
Very good/important stuff -
I hope people take the time to watch and read.
Originally posted by Rockdisjoint
Wow, I can't believe that this thread got so little attention. Thank you for posting this!
Originally posted by Champagne
Yes, same here. Guess people just do not understand from the thread title what this is all about - or they just do not care anymore. I have watched 4 of the videos and will be completing them, hopefully, within days. I am, also, DLing them to my computer for safe keeping.
We should keep bumping this thread...................
Originally posted by unityemissions
I'm half way through the first video, but already there are a few red flags. First, the guy has a perspective filtered through Christian indoctrination. That's a big no-no in my book.
Originally posted by unityemissions
He talks about the NWO being Luciferian, and that usually turns me off.
Originally posted by unityemissions
Another thing he mentioned is that 15 leaders of various fields came together to assess what was best for humanity: peace or a continued state of war.
Originally posted by unityemissions
Then he says this document has no morality or ethics.
Originally posted by unityemissions
These two statements seem to be incompatible, and once again, a product of Christian indoctrination and perhaps intellectual deficits.
Originally posted by unityemissions
Regardless of these red flags, I'm going to continue with the series and report back after viewing this all.
Originally posted by unityemissions
Well I finished the video. This series has had a profound affect on my being. I'm now 100% pro-nwo! Interesting how the narrator was trying his best to convince me that this was all evil, but what I found was the data pointed towards the implementation of a global society which is at peace with each other, and ...essentially we're being steered into a golden age. We're being deceived for the greater good. The first two parts were quite remarkable, describing the necessity for a preceived threat for the continuance of a belief in the necessity of centralized governance. I can see now how all of this makes sense for the greatest good of our species. Just WOW!! It provides reason for our reliance on petroleum based fuel resources (pollution), for the suppression of advanced clean technologies (pollution), and pretty much every other true conspiracy I can imagine at the moment.
Go NWO!
edit on 15-1-2011 by unityemissions because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
Well, as much as I respect you, I am saddened to hear you say that.
Indoctrination, it comes in many forms, even as an "implementation of a global society".
Being deceived, to gain an agenda, is being mislead, period, meaning we would not agree with it.
So, someone has to lie to get us to the slaughterhouse, one man's peace is another man's slavery.
There is no such thing as the New World Order except as an imaginary beast.
Originally posted by unityemissions
I want to mention your last words first. You're entirely correct. One man's peace is another man's slavery. Because of this, the only way to have world peace is to get rid of those who would view the new system as being enslaved.
Originally posted by unityemissions
This is pretty obvious to me.
Originally posted by unityemissions
Listen, technology, and our ecosystems, are changing at such a fast rate, that it's pretty much "balls to the walls" at this point. If brilliant radicals are allowed to remain within society, then a control grid must be implemented.
Originally posted by unityemissions
Not only that, various brain scanning software must be installed as well. Our environment is being ravaged.
Originally posted by unityemissions
The solution is to in some ways free humanity via new highly efficient energy technologies, but also to control us for our own good.
Originally posted by unityemissions
It's a necessary trade off of what people could perceive as good and evil.
Originally posted by unityemissions
I'm not sure there is another way around this. If a brilliant madman were to gain access to these new tech's, he/she could wipe us all out that much easier than the technology which is currently available. I'm not afraid of alCIAda, I'm afraid of all the brilliant psychopaths out there that love to get off to the notion of wiping us all out.
Originally posted by unityemissions
EVERYTHING is mind control to some extent. Everything we here is some mans opinion. Theories fade, laws change.
Originally posted by unityemissions
Being deceived to gain an agenda which steers civilization into a more sustainable direction isn't misleading.
Originally posted by unityemissions
It's leading with an understanding that the average individual isn't capable of seeing what's best for humanity.
Originally posted by unityemissions
While I would agree that many on this site might be able to handle all the information, if it were given to us, I honestly have very little faith that the majority of individuals out there would do the most correct thing. To put it bluntly, I put my faith in those pulling the strings much more than the average individual. I guess that makes me elitist. So be it.
Originally posted by unityemissions
We discussed this in another of one of your recent threads. There is no NWO as many people use the term. It's been used by countless leaders as a general reference for their vision on how they wish to shape the future within their own sphere of influence. Besides this, and as more of an abstraction, the NWO sort of exists, in that there are elite globalists who are attempting to install a control gridded, border-less, system of authority. At least, that's my assessment of the situation. Call it whatever you will, but it seems to be rolling out in real time.edit on 13-2-2011 by unityemissions because: (no reason given)