The Fabian Society: conquering the free world

[John Hilton]

"I was listening to the Joe Rogan podcast while mowing the mare pasture the other day. Joe had Rupert Lowe on, a British politician and businessman who has served as a Member of Parliament since July 2024. Lowe is currently the leader of Restore Britain. In that conversation, they briefly touched on the Fabian Society and its infamous wolf-in-sheep’s-clothing emblem…"

https://www.malone.news/p/the-fabian-society

[Satori]

Posted by John Hilton (here)
"I was listening to the Joe Rogan podcast while mowing the mare pasture the other day. Joe had Rupert Lowe on, a British politician and businessman who has served as a Member of Parliament since July 2024. Lowe is currently the leader of Restore Britain. In that conversation, they briefly touched on the Fabian Society and its infamous wolf-in-sheep’s-clothing emblem…"

https://www.malone.news/p/the-fabian-society

On page 106 of the Fourth Edition of G. Edward Griffin's monumentally important book, The Creature from Jekyll Island, A Second Look at the Federal Reserve, you will find an accurate black and white rendering of the stained-glass window originally located in the Beatrice Webb House in Surrey England, which was the former headquarters of the Fabian Society. The depiction of the wolf in sheep's clothing seen in Malone's piece is a prominent feature in that stained-glass window. As Griffin notes, the window is, or was, on display in the London School of Economics. The wolf in sheep's clothing is just one among many depictions and renderings in the window.

What one must, at a minimum, understand about the stained-glass window is the depiction of Sidney Webb and George Bernard Shaw striking Earth with hammers. The sheep in wolf's clothing hangs just above them and Earth. They are striking Earth to "Remould It Nearer To The Hearts Desire" (sic) That motto is scrolled across the top along the full length of the stained-glass window. Everything stands under that motto. That tells you all you need to know and sums it all up. Now you understand what you are standing under.