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Originally posted by Ladyk74
reply to post by CIAGypsy
Why? Isn't it obvious that the persons who are responding and calling me delusional have not one thread with material to study that supports their point of view, just check the profile of the people who are calling me paranoid.
Their reputation, or contribution in other threads.
Keep your eyes open. I'm very well aware...
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Originally posted by Ladyk74
I merely posted their profile index
...the "Witte Wieven" (Wise Wifes) as they are called...were the wise women are descendants of the Irish. The comparison with the Tuatha dé Danann is stunning; They both reside under sepulchre hillocks near lakes, entrances to the "underworld." Maybe that is why the country is indeed called 'The Netherlands', a country that was concerned with the underworld cycle that nowadays is completely forgotten. And guess what?...
"At first, early medival literature described the witte wieven more like pranksters and pests. Later Christian teaching transformed the idea of a "witte wieven" into mistflarden: ghost witches, recharacterized as evil and to be avoided." Nowadays the word 'Wijf' has a very negative meaning, and is mostly used to degrade females. If they only knew that the Wijven where the wise women! en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by CIAGypsy
Again, your arrogance knows no bounds....
You are blinded by your paranoia, mon ami....
I do believe there are genuine conspiracies to which this site is invaluable in disseminating... But this thread has gotten out of control and far from your original topic. The subject should be changed to talk about Disney cartoons. Just sayin'.....edit on 30-12-2012 by CIAGypsy because: (no reason given)
History of the Tavistock
The Institute was founded in 1946 by a group of key figures at the Tavistock Clinic including Elliott Jaques, Henry Dicks, Leonard Browne, Ronald Hargreaves, John Rawlings Rees, Mary Luff and Wilfred Bion, with Tommy Wilson as chairman, funded by a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. Other well-known names that joined the group later were John D. Sutherland, John Bowlby, Eric Trist, and Fred Emery. Kurt Lewin, a member of the Frankfurt school in America, was an important influence on the work of the Tavistock, according to Eric Trist, who expresses his admiration for Lewin in his autobiography.
Many of these founding members of the Tavistock Institute went on to play major roles in psychology. John Rawlings Rees became first president of the World Federation for Mental Health.[1]
Jock Sutherland became director of the new post-war Tavistock Clinic, when it was incorporated into the newly established British National Health Service in 1946. Ronald Hargreaves became deputy director of the World Health Organization. Tommy Wilson became chairman of the Tavistock Institute.[1][2]
Focal point for psychoanalytical theory
Many well-known psychologists and psychiatrists have passed through the Tavistock Institute over the years, and it became known as the focal point in Britain for psychoanalysis and the psychodynamic theories of Sigmund Freud and his followers. Other names associated with the Tavistock are Melanie Klein, Carl Gustav Jung, J. A. Hadfield, Beckett, Charles Rycroft, Wilfred Bion, and R. D. Laing.[3][6]
He developed the concept of 'social systems as defense against unconscious anxiety' (Jaques, 1951) which shed light on the close relationship between organizational task (i.e. the main aim of an organization, such as to produce, cure, etc.) and unconscious group dynamics and how each can aid or distort the other. Jaques' ideas are still very influential in the psychoanalytic study of organizations.
Tavistock Institute developed the mass brain-washing techniques which were first used experimentally on American prisoners of war in Korea. Its experiments in crowd control methods have been widely used on the American public, a surreptitious but nevertheless outrageous assault on human freedom by modifying individual behavior through topical psychology. A German refugee, Kurt Lewin, became director of Tavistock in 1932. He came to the U.S. in 1933 as a "refugee", the first of many infiltrators, and set up the Harvard Psychology Clinic, which originated the propaganda campaign to turn the American public against Germany and involve us in World War II. . . .
Today the Tavistock Institute operates a $6 Billion a year network of Foundations in the U.S., all of it funded by U.S. taxpayers' money. Ten major institutions are under its direct control, with 400 subsidiaries, and 3000 other study groups and think tanks which originate many types of programs to increase the control of the World Order over the American people. The Stanford Research Institute, adjoining the Hoover Institution, is a $150 million a year operation with 3300 employees. It carries on program surveillance for Bechtel, Kaiser, and 400 other companies, and extensive intelligence operations for the CIA. It is the largest institution on the West Coast promoting mind control and the behavioral sciences.
One of the key agencies as a conduit for secret instructions from Tavistock is the Ditchley Foundation, founded in 1957. The American branch of the Ditchley Foundation is run by Cyrus Vance, former Secretary of State, and director of the Rockefeller Foundation, and Winston Lord, president of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Originally posted by MickeyMarley
reply to post by Ladyk74
At a guess, people will associate with primary colors, because more than likely one of them is your favorite color, no wonder they are used in some of the most famous branded logo's, i'e Google, ebay, they are simple and effective, clean and bright. Primary colors, they are wonderful Kids love them, they are the next big thing
As I have stated before....I'm presenting information and study material I believe to be useful and educative. I said these are my personal beliefs and conclusions I came to, after studying the subjects and material, I mentioned that anybody in here can take what they believe is useful and make up their own mind. If your view doesn't match mine that is fine, I'm not going to defend the info and material as I have presented it.
Symbol literacy and repetitive patterns. Be aware, and learn. This is why exposing some of this, might bring some awareness.
Originally posted by Ladyk74
reply to post by DoYouEvenLift
As I have stated before....I'm presenting information and study material I believe to be useful and educative. I said these are my personal beliefs and conclusions I came to, after studying the subjects and material, I mentioned that anybody in here can take what they believe is useful and make up their own mind. If your view doesn't match mine that is fine, I'm not going to defend the info and material as I have presented it.
Symbol literacy and repetitive patterns. Be aware, and learn. This is why exposing some of this, might bring some awareness.
I'm not here to make up your mind for you, I doubt you have been through everything I have posted here, you claim is "silly".
If you are interested, study the subject, if you think it's silly move on. Plain and simple.
LINK
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