22-02-2010, 05:21 PM
Where I diverge from Farrell's perspective - as expounded in the above-mentioned interview, is that post WWII the Nazis continued their experiments in Argentina and elsewhere in Latin America without the knowledge of or the assistance of the US. Or, at least some senior elements in the US - and indeed, in other allied nations.
Farrell discusses Bilderberg as being a funnel for laundering Bormann controlled money and investing it in western banks and countries across the world. This certainly is what Paul Manning reveals in his book on Bormann, although manning doesn't specifically mention the Bilderberg group.
What makes far more sense to me is that post WWII, many senior elements in allied and other governments, who politically favoured the pro business attitude of the Third Reich, joined forces to facilitate an ongoing "Nazi International", that had, in fact, existed prior to, and during the war, and which we know was used in the last year of the war to help Bormann funnel Nazi plunder out of Germany as the allied armies approached.
Farrell discusses Bilderberg as being a funnel for laundering Bormann controlled money and investing it in western banks and countries across the world. This certainly is what Paul Manning reveals in his book on Bormann, although manning doesn't specifically mention the Bilderberg group.
What makes far more sense to me is that post WWII, many senior elements in allied and other governments, who politically favoured the pro business attitude of the Third Reich, joined forces to facilitate an ongoing "Nazi International", that had, in fact, existed prior to, and during the war, and which we know was used in the last year of the war to help Bormann funnel Nazi plunder out of Germany as the allied armies approached.
The shadow is a moral problem that challenges the whole ego-personality, for no one can become conscious of the shadow without considerable moral effort. To become conscious of it involves recognizing the dark aspects of the personality as present and real. This act is the essential condition for any kind of self-knowledge.
Carl Jung - Aion (1951). CW 9, Part II: P.14