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23rd May 2013, 18:21
This is from a work in progress, and the intro is a good primer on the difficulty we have when trying to discern truth, especially on the internet. The second instalment covers the early years. I look forward to the completion. Full title, link and quotes below.
Tavistock – A Decent History: The Clinic, The Institute, The AGENDA (http://mikemcclaughry.wordpress.com/series-and-books/series-tavistock-a-decent-history/)
For comparison purposes (and to help familiarize you with the kind of propaganda that abounds concerning Tavistock) have a look at this: Worldview Warfare — Is popularity the ultimate coup? By Iona Miller, 10/2009 [linked to in article].
It is an excellent example of the more hysterical AND sanitized versions of Tavistock’s history. A very interesting conflagration of tactics, actually.
Now, that does not mean it does not contain quite a liberal sprinkling of truth. Quite the contrary. But, at the same time, the author discredits the whole thing by the twin tactics of too much sanitizing the early history of Tavistock, and too much proselytyzing the actually less important points of attack there should be. Quite interesting actually – one of the more amusing points is that it appears that the Church of Scientology is the source of the Rawlings-Rees quote she uses concerning the “fifth column”. I’m afraid I find a certain irony in that I end up at the Church’s website to find the source of this particular quote.
Considering that Scientology is PART OF this whole “new human” experimentation process of Tavistock, you can see how this is one of those big, fat elephants in the room pointing everywhere but at itself.
Just like 98% of all the other so-called “exposes” – which always devolve into something rather less than the truth. These type of controlled opposition exposes are perfectly set-up strawmen ready to have their deliberately planted lies burned down with “truth”. The truths about Scientology and it’s real agenda, for example, tend to completely overshadow anything it says that’s REAL about mind-control artists. See how that works?
The result being, that you, the seeker of truth, are left with nothing – or rather less than nothing. You are supposed to then “give up” on ever being able to know what really happened.
It’s called engineering doubt. The purpose of which is to bring about non-action.
Never let apathy or doubt rule your actions.
These are not natural responses.
CONTROLLED OPPOSITION TACTIC
“But that’s the way spooks play their games. If there’s going to be a social movement against whatever you’re doing, it’s best if you secretly create and orchestrate that movement against yourself right away so that it never does any unintended damage to your personal fortunes.” – Steven Hager
"No Government can be long secure without a formidable Opposition. It reduces their supporters to that tractable number which can be managed by the joint influences of fruition and hope. It offers vengeance to the discontented, and distinction to the ambitious; and employs the energies of aspiring spirits, who otherwise may prove traitors in a division or assassins in a debate."
- Book II of Coningsby, or The New Generation, by Benjamin Disraeli, 1844 Quotes
Tavistock – A Decent History: The Clinic, The Institute, The AGENDA (http://mikemcclaughry.wordpress.com/series-and-books/series-tavistock-a-decent-history/)
For comparison purposes (and to help familiarize you with the kind of propaganda that abounds concerning Tavistock) have a look at this: Worldview Warfare — Is popularity the ultimate coup? By Iona Miller, 10/2009 [linked to in article].
It is an excellent example of the more hysterical AND sanitized versions of Tavistock’s history. A very interesting conflagration of tactics, actually.
Now, that does not mean it does not contain quite a liberal sprinkling of truth. Quite the contrary. But, at the same time, the author discredits the whole thing by the twin tactics of too much sanitizing the early history of Tavistock, and too much proselytyzing the actually less important points of attack there should be. Quite interesting actually – one of the more amusing points is that it appears that the Church of Scientology is the source of the Rawlings-Rees quote she uses concerning the “fifth column”. I’m afraid I find a certain irony in that I end up at the Church’s website to find the source of this particular quote.
Considering that Scientology is PART OF this whole “new human” experimentation process of Tavistock, you can see how this is one of those big, fat elephants in the room pointing everywhere but at itself.
Just like 98% of all the other so-called “exposes” – which always devolve into something rather less than the truth. These type of controlled opposition exposes are perfectly set-up strawmen ready to have their deliberately planted lies burned down with “truth”. The truths about Scientology and it’s real agenda, for example, tend to completely overshadow anything it says that’s REAL about mind-control artists. See how that works?
The result being, that you, the seeker of truth, are left with nothing – or rather less than nothing. You are supposed to then “give up” on ever being able to know what really happened.
It’s called engineering doubt. The purpose of which is to bring about non-action.
Never let apathy or doubt rule your actions.
These are not natural responses.
CONTROLLED OPPOSITION TACTIC
“But that’s the way spooks play their games. If there’s going to be a social movement against whatever you’re doing, it’s best if you secretly create and orchestrate that movement against yourself right away so that it never does any unintended damage to your personal fortunes.” – Steven Hager
"No Government can be long secure without a formidable Opposition. It reduces their supporters to that tractable number which can be managed by the joint influences of fruition and hope. It offers vengeance to the discontented, and distinction to the ambitious; and employs the energies of aspiring spirits, who otherwise may prove traitors in a division or assassins in a debate."
- Book II of Coningsby, or The New Generation, by Benjamin Disraeli, 1844 Quotes