They Were Planning This All Along! | Aldous Huxley & The Fabian Society

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What was Aldous Huxley's role in the great conspiracy? Was he a whistle-blower of tyrannical socialism and eugenic control through his book: Brave New World? Or was he the linguistic puzzle piece to eventually turn fiction into reality through pre-conditioning?

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[dloren]

Exposing the real eugenicists is going to be one of the greatest eye openers to humanity!

[ericmorgan]

“When a well constructed web of lies is fed to the masses over generations, the Truth will appear utterly preposterous, and its speaker a raving lunatic” - Dresden James.
Such is the case of “Progressivism.”

[StateofBeingness]

Social Darwinism is a far less ambiguous a term than socialism. The Hegelian dialectic was the philosophical progenitor of all of these ideological movements—eugenics, Social Darwinism, Marxism, Social Democratism, The Frankfurt School, Critical Theory, etc. The point is that the intentions of the aforementioned groups were malevolent and that their social agenda was disingenuous and consciously planned to use various socialist movements of the time that were purported to be for the benefit of the underclasses against them. This is why Marx used the term “useful idiots” to describe the poor underclasses whose emotions would be incited and then manipulated in order to overturn the existing system—not for the benefit of the masses, rather to control the masses—toward the establishment of the utopian State.

[palyddon]

My Freemason father always used to say, “We need to put birth control in the water and make people apply for the antidote.” I’m now in my 50s. This is not a drill.

[boneheaded]

I’ve read almost everything that that Huxley wrote. That being said, I think he either had a change of heart at some point, or he became involved study what he felt was a cultural shift to come. Otherwise he wouldn’t have dedicated a large chunk of his life warning us what a dystopian nightmare it would be. Or maybe I’m completely wrong and it wasn’t a warning. That it was a demonstration of how dumb and unaware the masses really are, that he can literally write out in detail their plan and our fate, and we’ll just mindlessly take the path laid out before us. In fact the majority will whole heartedly and faithfully embrace it.

[Baseball]

Trust the science, to always be weaponized…

[gregorius]

I'm glad someone is finally talking about this group.

[johnconcannon]

Tony Blair was a leading Fabianist in his time and many of the UK's problems were a direct result of this. It is an extreme form of left wing elitism and has, unfortunately, spread to most English speaking countries in various forms.

[earlthepearl]

Nothing in this world is harder than speaking the truth, nothing easier than flattery. //Fyodor Dostoevsky

[chunkwobbler]

These are the same people behind the current mess we're in

[lightsteps]

And now it is no longer a mystery who built the Georgia Guidestones.

[paul.odowd]

Very interesting video. It's worth remembering that the Fabian Society's original logo depicted a wolf in sheep's clothing. That does kind of tell you something...

[maynardtrendle]

A very good video. I'm always shocked a bit when I realize that very few people have ever heard of these things. Even if they have heard of Eugenics, many don't know about the direct connection to Planned Parenthood. Great job!

[dalgron]

Maybe Aldous Huxley wasn't whistle blowing... Maybe he was publishing a blueprint.

[coolbreeze]

The flag having a wolf in sheeps clothing should of been a dead giveaway... even back then !!!

[rbfabc]

FYI the term “socialist” prior to the 20th century was about as broad, widely accepted and non connotative a word as “parliamentarian” or “constitutional republic” is today. To say you were socialist meant little more than to say you were a supporter of an egalitarian society with direct democracy or at least representative governance as opposed to the monarchical and authoritarian styles of governance which were still the norm at that time.

[Zara-ttrh]

I wonder if Freud and Jung’s divergence in ideas had anything to do with the big players of this era. Great video! 🙏

[phaedrussmith]

In what may be one of history's more profound ironies, had the Nazis not destroyed the ability to hold discussions about eugenics in polite society, the movement likely would have continued and normalised essentially doing the same thing the Nazis are now condemned for having done.

[fernandocuriel]

Many of them were in fact, historically, Rosicrucians and Freemasons.