12-10-2008, 08:03 PM
PurelY as an academic exercise, would anyone care to read and comment on the following 19 point plan?
THE PLAN - GENERAL AIMS LEADING TO A SPECIFIC OUTCOME
1 Encourage alcoholism and the annihilation of the privileges of aristocracy, among other topics.
2 The propagation of ideas, such as Darwinism, Marxism, Nietzsche-ism, Liberalism, Socialism, Communism, Anarchism, and Utopianism, with the task of undermining established forms of order.
3 Foster materialism.
4 Foster world government.
5 Foster world wars.
6 The staging of catastrophes against one's own people, then claiming a moral high ground for leverage (False flag).
7 Universal suffrage.
8 The curtailment of civil liberties with the excuse of defeating the enemies of peace.
9 Creating the impression of the existence of freedom of press, freedom of speech, human rights and democracy, all of which are subsequently undermined and become mere illusions or deceptive smokescreens behind which actual oppression lies.
10 Encourage general distractions.
11 Encourage pornographic literature.
12 The destruction of Christianity, Islam and other religions and cultures, followed by a transitional stage of atheism, followed finally by hegemony.
13 Brainwashing.
14 Economic depressions.
15 Undermining financial systems by foreign loans, creating national bankruptcy, destroying money markets and replacing them with government credit institutions.
16 Justification of previous acts of evil and expectation of a great new society.
17 Reduction of the manufacture of articles of luxury, destruction of large manufacturers, prohibition of alcohol and hashish, unleashing forces of violence under the mask of principles of freedom, only to have the 'Prince of the World' demolish those very forces to make him appear a saviour
18 Training of the king, direct heirs, irreproachability of exterior morality of the Prince of the World.
19 Control of the media and finance would replace the traditional sources of social order with one based on mass.
THE PLAN - GENERAL AIMS LEADING TO A SPECIFIC OUTCOME
1 Encourage alcoholism and the annihilation of the privileges of aristocracy, among other topics.
2 The propagation of ideas, such as Darwinism, Marxism, Nietzsche-ism, Liberalism, Socialism, Communism, Anarchism, and Utopianism, with the task of undermining established forms of order.
3 Foster materialism.
4 Foster world government.
5 Foster world wars.
6 The staging of catastrophes against one's own people, then claiming a moral high ground for leverage (False flag).
7 Universal suffrage.
8 The curtailment of civil liberties with the excuse of defeating the enemies of peace.
9 Creating the impression of the existence of freedom of press, freedom of speech, human rights and democracy, all of which are subsequently undermined and become mere illusions or deceptive smokescreens behind which actual oppression lies.
10 Encourage general distractions.
11 Encourage pornographic literature.
12 The destruction of Christianity, Islam and other religions and cultures, followed by a transitional stage of atheism, followed finally by hegemony.
13 Brainwashing.
14 Economic depressions.
15 Undermining financial systems by foreign loans, creating national bankruptcy, destroying money markets and replacing them with government credit institutions.
16 Justification of previous acts of evil and expectation of a great new society.
17 Reduction of the manufacture of articles of luxury, destruction of large manufacturers, prohibition of alcohol and hashish, unleashing forces of violence under the mask of principles of freedom, only to have the 'Prince of the World' demolish those very forces to make him appear a saviour
18 Training of the king, direct heirs, irreproachability of exterior morality of the Prince of the World.
19 Control of the media and finance would replace the traditional sources of social order with one based on mass.
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