Time Magazine and Secret Societies

[Kryztian]

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At the supermarket checkout, I noticed a TIME publication in magazine format on “Secret Societies.” It listed many historic societies, the Knights Templar, the Bavarian Illuminati, etc. but only two modern ones: the Ku Klux Klan and and the Mafia, as if they were the only legacy of a civilization rich in secret organizations.

It then dawned on me the TIME magazine and Time-Life publications were themselves the product of secret societies and associations. One of the two co-founders of Time was Henry Luce (1898 - 1967), who was a member of Skull and Bones, a fraternal organization that has many similarities to the Bavarian Illuminati which officially dissolved about 40 years before the Yale society was formed “on the German model.” He had deep connections to the CIA through his close friend Charles Douglas Jackson and most assuredly participated in Project Mockingbird where the CIA used the press to mold the public’s opinion of the CIA and other matters. He also helped fund Alpha 66, a paramilitary group that attempted to overthrow Castro.

After the Kennedy Assassination, Luce purchased the Zapruder film of the event and managed to keep it from being seen by the public for over 15 years. When it was finally released, those who analyzed it said it had “been sped up” and the timing didn’t match another film and clearly frames had been removed. Luce also purchased the rights to tell Marina Oswald’s story and then made sure the story never got published after the rights were secured.

So, Modern Secret societies are just the Mafia and KKK, right?

[Nasu]

Pay it no matter. It's just a small part of the matrix stream that "most" people will see over the course of a year, from the news stand to a friends coffee table to a dentists waiting area a year or so later. Nothing more. The message is simple, simple enough for the everyday man on the street to understand: secret societies used to exist, it's history, like the roman games, or slavery, it existed long ago, isn't that interesting??? Propaganda. Smoke and mirrors. Opium for the masses for a modern age. Pay it no heed and move along, is my advice, too much of that sort of education makes you think that history is something we read about, rather than the real truth, that it's something that we all create, light side and dark, every day.....x.... N

[Carmody]

The reasons they create and promote such magazines and articles, is so that when mainstream news, mainstream science, mainstream history and mainstream media start going after people who see things clearly.. that they can have a backdrop and a history. this allows them to seem as if they are coming from a place of reason and truth.

+95% or more of people who may look at such arguments (conspiracy--or not, as a question they 'look into') will not do the legwork, or look into things deep enough to understand that the backtrail, history and foundation of a false argument or position--is entirely fabricated.

They have to keep the backdrop of their story alive and invigorated, so they publish this sort of crap as a matter of course.

It's tied to the Goebbellian technique of 'repeat a thing often enough, and it will become real'.