Through A Glass Darkly with Paul and Phillip Collins- Episode 2

Paul and Phillip Collins are the authors of The Ascendancy of the Scientific Dictatorship and contribute to the outstanding website www.conspiracyarchive.com. This episode is part 2 of Imperial Providence: Examining the Religion of Empire.

Through A Glass Darkly with Paul and Phillip Collins- Episode 3

This is Part Two of ”Imperial Providence- Examining the Religion of Empire”. This week, Paul and Phillip examine the Russian variant of mystical imperialism.

Through A Glass Darkly with Paul and Phillip Collins- Episode 4

The Collins Brothers continue with their discussion of mystical imperialism- this week, they take a closer look at the satanic foundation to empire building.

April 15, 2011 issue of Catholic San Francisco

This is an excerpt from a talk by French philosopher Fabrice Hadjadj March 24 in Paris at an event that was part of a Vatican-sponsored initiative to create dialogue among Catholics and atheists and agnostics in Europe, called the Courtyard of the Gentiles after a section of the ancient Jewish Temple that was accessible to non-Jews. He contrasts the “trasumanar,” or openness of heaven, of Dante’s Paradiso and the “transhumanism” of the first director general of the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, Julian Huxley. Rome journalist Sandro Magister published an English translation of highlights of the talk on his website, chiesa.espressonline.it.

“Transhumanism” was coined in 1957 by the biologist Julian Huxley, the first director general of UNESCO. What is interesting is that this first director general of UNESCO did not at all mean what Dante did by “transhumanism.” His thought, in fact, goes radically against that of the “Divina Commedia.” But it has the advantage of making manifest the only alternative that is posed today in the modern world.

Brother of Aldous Huxley, the author of “Brave New World,” Julian Huxley might have been expected to be inoculated against any temptation to eugenics. Instead the opposite is true. Not that Julian Huxley was inconsistent; no, he was consistent in the extreme. In 1941, at the very time when the Nazis were gassing the mentally ill, Julian Huxley wrote with a certain audacity: “Once the full implications of evolutionary biology are grasped, eugenics will inevitably become part of the religion of the future, or of whatever complex of sentiments may in the future take the place of organized religion.” These statements were written in 1941. But it was in 1947 that they were published in French, when he was already director general of UNESCO. Not one line was changed on that occasion. Of course, Huxley was anti-Nazi, social democratic, and above all anti-racist. But he presumed to replace the traditional religions with biotechnology.

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Daniel Taylor - August 4, 2010

In order to understand our history, the development of our society and political structure, the influence of the large foundations in America is an essential area of research. Their investment into the social sciences and medical establishment shaped their direction for the 20th Century and beyond. Social control and eugenics became a primary directive. These ideas, primarily due to the work of the Rockefeller and Carnegie philanthropies, spread throughout the intelligentsia and elite circles throughout the western world.

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Michael Garfield - September 29, 2009

Transhumanism in a fortune cookie: the familiar human world is just one point along a continuum of evolution, and we have an unprecedented capacity to participate in that process. And yet, the future being as slippery as it is, there are as many visions for how this might occur as there are visionaries to guess at it. Computer scientists tend to have one transhumanism; genetic engineers, another. However, coherent themes emerge for those who have taken it upon themselves to make a sweeping survey of human inquiry, integrating a keen reading of the vectors of our technology with postmodern insight into the nature of mind.

Some of these thinkers have been catalyzed by the psychedelic experience — in a way, the most informative window into a world beyond the human that we have yet discovered. They understand the message of psychedelics and the message of technology to converge on the horizon of a deeper reading of reality that recognizes mind and matter as dimensions of the same truth — a truth for which language has ill-prepared us.

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Charles Darwin, Thomas Malthus, Margaret Sanger, Cecil Rhodes, H.G. Wells, the Huxleys, the UN…and the occult belief systems which glue them all together in the direction of a New World Order ruled by a “Scientific Dictatorship”. Is there any way to stop it? A conversation with Phillip Darrell Collins, co-author of The Ascendancy of the Scientific Dictatorship.

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http://www.corbettreport.com

In this installment of “Film, Literature and the New World Order,” The Corbett Report explores Aldous Huxley’s classic work of science-fiction, Brave New World. Brave New World is a dystopic vision of a nightmare future in which worker drones are engineered from birth to perform slave labour for a world dictatorship. Even more frighteningly, the workers have even been engineered to love their servitude. Most frightening of all, Huxley’s own family background and experience might show that Brave New World is not so completely fictional as we would like to believe…

For more information on this video series, please listen to Episode 088 of The Corbett Report podcast “You Are Being Programmed”

The concept of science as religion is apparently growing. In Berkeley, a new “temple to the religion of science” is soon to open.

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Also see:

The Ascendancy of the Scientific Dictatorship (Part One)

The Global Skinner Box

Cultivating Criminality: The Centrality of Deviance To The Scientific Dictatorship