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• by the Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR). The influence of the Communists in IPR is well e stablished, but the patronage of Wall Street is less well known. The IPR Was Financed by the Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations The IPR was a private association of ten independent national councils in ten countries concerned with affairs in the Pacific. The headquarters of the IPR and of the American Council of IPR were both

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• by the Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR). The influence of the Communists in IPR is well e stablished, but the patronage of Wall Street is less well known. The IPR Was Financed by the Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations The IPR was a private association of ten independent national councils in ten countries concerned with affairs in the Pacific. The headquarters of the IPR and of the American Council of IPR were both

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• by the Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR). The influence of the Communists in IPR is well established, but the patronage of Wall Street is less well known. The IPR Was Financed by the Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations The IPR was a private association of ten independent national councils in ten countries concerned with affairs in the Pacific. The headquarters of the IPR and of the American Council of IPR were both

• of millions of dollars went into Earth Day1970, a vast public relations stunt to get the green movement off the ground.Earth Day was bankrolled by the United Nations, Atlantic Richfield, the Ford andRockefeller foundations and directed by the Colorado-based Aspen Institute ofHumanistic Studies, one of the most important planning centers playing a dubiousrole against technological progress and the destruction of nuclear

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• n see a pattern of donations with so many billionaires in terms of people, pi:ojects and subject areas which affect the world and society in line with the plan that I have been exposing for 30 years. Rockefeller foundations are a perfect example of this and you can add so many others including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. In a joint statement the Mother Theresa pairing of Soros and MasterCard said: Migrants ar

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• n see a pattern of donations with so many billionaires in terms of people, pi:ojects and subject areas which affect the world and society in line with the plan that I have been exposing for 30 years. Rockefeller foundations are a perfect example of this and you can add so many others including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. In a joint statement the Mother Theresa pairing of Soros and MasterCard said: Migrants ar

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• ORMAL S CHOOL S ECTION OF THE N ATIONAL E DUCATION A SSO ciation at its annual meeting in St. Paul, Minnesota in the year 1914. An excerpt follows: We view with alarm the activity of the Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations—agencies not in any way responsible to the people—in their efforts to control the policies of our State educational institutions, to fashion after their conception and to standardize our courses of s

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• it untaxed Foundation the Rockefeller Brother's Fu nd shows a revealing gran t pattern. Until this book, many people would not be able to assimila te the meaning of this pattern. Although these other Rockefeller Foundations are not specifically geared toward religion such as the Sealantic Fund was it is clear these other Foundations still impact religion. SELECTED GRANTS IN 1984 OF THE ROCKEFELLER BRO. FUND 17 Council o

• what theIlluminati is doing today. My book Be Wise As Serpents should have clarified howthose various groups who receive grants are related and helpful to theRockefeller agenda. Although these other Rockefeller Foundations are notspecifically geared toward religion such as the Sealantic Fund was, it is clearthese other Foundations still impact religion.4 Selected Grants in 1984 of the Rockefeller Bro. Fund[4][part0000_

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• 2 various groups who receive grants are related and helpful to the Rockefeller agenda. Although these other Rockefeller Foundations are not specifically geared toward religion such as the Sealantic Fund was, it is clear these other Foundations still impact religion. 4 SELECTED GRANTS IN 1984 OF THE ROCKEFELLER BRO. FUND*** Counci

• what the Illuminati isdoing today. My book Be Wise As Serpents should have clarified how those variousgroups who receive grants are related and helpful to the Rockefeller agenda.Although these other Rockefeller Foundations are not specifically geared towardreligion such as the Sealantic Fund was, it is clear these other Foundationsstill impact religion.4 SELECTED GRANTS IN 1984 OF THE ROCKEFELLER BRO. FUND***Council on

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• at the Illuminati is doing today. My book Be Wise As Serpents should have clarified how those various groups who receive grants are related and helpful to the Rockefeller agenda. Although these other Rockefeller Foundations are not sp ecifically geared toward religion such as the Sealantic Fund was, it is clear these other Foundations still impact religion. 4 SELECTED GRANTS IN 1984 OF THE ROCKEFELLER BRO. FUND 3 Counci

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• mercial banking operations; in addition to the billions controlled in the same way through its investment banking firms; and in addition to the megalithic blocks of stock held in trust by the various Rockefeller foundations; it also has control over the vast stock holdings of both the Metropolitan and Equitable life-insurance companies, the first and third largest in the United States. The Traveler's and Hartford insura

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• 35 Richardson-Merrell, Inc.: 285 Richfield Oil: 182 Rickets: 57 Rieber, Torkild: 209 Robinson, Dr. Miles H.: 163 Robinson, H.M. "Bud": 126 Rockefeller Empire: 41-42, 183, 228-229, 236, 269 INDEX 367 Rockefeller Foundations: 219, 235, 253-254, 262, 265-266, 278, 280, 341, 354 Rockefeller, Avery: 220 Rockefeller, David: 235, 237, 280, 341 Rockefeller, James: 41 Rockefeller, John D., Jr.: 41, 249, 278 Rockefeller, John D.

• r an immense geodetic dome at Southern IllinoisUniversity is a completely detailed map of the world which occupies the space ofthree football fields. Operating under grants from the Ford, Carnegie andRockefeller foundations (all extensively interlocked with the CFR) a battery ofscientists including everything from geographers, psychologists and behavioralscientists to natural scientists, biologists, biochemists and agro

• r an immense geodetic dome at Southern IllinoisUniversity is a completely detailed map of the world which occupies the space ofthree football fields. Operating under grants from the Ford, Carnegie andRockefeller foundations (all extensively interlocked with the CFR) a battery ofscientists including everything from geographers, psychologists and behavioralscientists to natural scientists, biologists, biochemists and agro

• ett, a five-year-old boy who would be known for decades only as Donald T.,the first child in Kanner’s 1943 article describing a new condition known asautism.43 [../Text/031_Notes.html#Ach5fn_211] The Rockefeller Foundationsupported Kanner’s work. The Triplett family lived in the small lumber town ofForest, Mississippi, where yellow fever outbreaks had occurred.According to his father, Donald always had always been fussy

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• a decisive role in shaping scientific knowledge and in higher education. 19 James McKeen Cattell, editor of Science, leveled his criticism in 1917 against their pervasive influence. The Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations have undertaken to dictate educa- tional affairs all over the country and all the way from the primary school to the university. The fact that their large resources enable them to employ able men is

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• ruled that it had to be broken up. The resulting companies proved to be no problem for the Rockefeller interests. The family retained a two per cent holding in each of the "new" companies, while the Rockefeller foundations took a three per cent stock holding in each company. This gave them a five per cent stock interest in each company; a one per cent holding in a corporation is usually sufficient to maintain working c

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• on. 7 Notably, the Rockefeller-funded genetic scientists in the new field of molecular biology congregated at the same Cold Spring Harbor site of the Eugenics Records Office, financed by Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations, to hold major scientific symposiums on the "genetics of micro-organisms" beginning in 1946 just after the war's end. 8 Reducing Life Risks entailed weren't interesting to the Rockefeller group. Thei

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• mercial banking operations; in addition to the billions controlled in the same way through its investment banking firms; and in addition to the megalithic blocks of stock held in trust by the various Rockefeller foundations; it also has control over the vast stock holdings of both the Metropolitan and Equitable life-insurance companies, the first and third largest in the United States. The Traveler's and Hartford insura

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• 35 Richardson-Merrell, Inc.: 285 Richfield Oil: 182 Rickets: 57 Rieber, Torkild: 209 Robinson, Dr. Miles H.: 163 Robinson, H.M. "Bud": 126 Rockefeller Empire: 41-42, 183, 228-229, 236, 269 INDEX 367 Rockefeller Foundations: 219, 235, 253-254, 262, 265-266, 278, 280, 341, 354 Rockefeller, Avery: 220 Rockefeller, David: 235, 237, 280, 341 Rockefeller, James: 41 Rockefeller, John D., Jr.: 41, 249, 278 Rockefeller, John D.

• ies of communications-related social psychology, communication effectstudies” and “anthropological studies of foreign communication systems,”16 butmajor foundations, including the Carnegie, Ford, and Rockefeller Foundationsalso privately funded this research,17 thus gaining access to the results ofthese studies. As we shall discover in the last section of this book, the nexusbetween the Ford and Rockefeller interests on

• self.Moreover, as we observed in the previous chapter, this elite had alreadyestablished funding of psychological warfare studies in the United Statesthrough the mechanisms of the Ford, Carnegie, and Rockefeller foundations, andthus, had access to all the techniques that research discovered.Vallee, in pondering similar questions, comes to a somewhat startlingconclusion, namely, that from the standpoint of social enginee

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• f Pennsylvania, Cornell, and all major universities and colleges. Wundt trains James Cattell, who returns to the U.S. and trains over 300 in the Wundtian system which, with help from the Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations, eventually assume control of psychological testing in the United States for all the soldiers of the First World War. 1880 In Denmark citizens consume 29 pounds of sugar each annually. 1880 Recorded

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• ohnson asks Kosygin to halt the micro- waving of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. 1967 Synthetic DNA produced at Stanford University. 1967 House Banking and Currency chairman Wright Patman reveals that 14 Rockefeller Foundations held assets more than $1 billion in Standard Oil stock, as well as the fact that they paid no taxes on the stock because it is insulated by Foundation ownership. 1967 The FDA stops the use of an expe

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• oyed in them might be "right." 162 The General Education Board was organized in 1902 b y John D. Rockefeller, founder of the Standard Oil Company. 163 The General Education Board was the first of the Rockefeller foundations and influe nced the development of America's educational system. 164 The objective was stated by Rockefeller and Baptist minister Rev. Frederick Taylor Gates, t he guiding force in many of Rockefelle

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• 2 various groups who receive grants are related and helpful to the Rockefeller agenda. Although these other Rockefeller Foundations are not specifically geared toward religion such as the Sealantic Fund was, it is clear these other Foundations still impact religion. 4 SELECTED GRANTS IN 1984 OF THE ROCKEFELLER BRO. FUND*** Counci

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• the giant foundations have been using their untaxed income for decades to undermine religion, western civilization, constitutional government and all concepts of individualism. Both the Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations had been busy providing funds in educational fields. In fact, foundations (principally these two) provided the bulk of endowment money for institutions of higher learning in the first three decades o

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• on 15,000 from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS (in one year alone) $51,000 from the Dillon Fund 15,000 from the Overbrook Foundation 10,000 from the Lehman Foundation (The Rockefeller Foundations have been heavy contributors to the CFR for years.) CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Another source of subsidized subversion in the United States comes from the United States Central Intelligence Agency (

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• on today is the maintaining of a centraliz ed tracking of the finances of all the large tax-exempt f oundations in the United States . The Peabody Foundation, the Slater Foundation and several of the Rockefeller foundations were all either started by members of the Order or have been dominated by Bonesmen from their inception. Other major family funds, like th e Ford Foundation and the Ca rnegie Endowment, were wrestled

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• oundations which became the major link in the Establishment network between Wall Street, the Ivy League and the Federal government. Dean Rusk, Secretary of State after 1961, formerly president of the Rockefeller Foundations, is as much a member of this nexus as Alger Hiss, the Dulles brothers, Jerome Green, etc. More than fifty years ago, the Morgan firm decided to infiltrate the Left-wing political movements of the Uni

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• as capitalists, they would have used their fortune to foster the philoso phy of individual liberty. But, just the opposite is true. We have been unable to find a single project in the history of the Rockefeller foundations which promotes free enterpr ise ... almost all of the Rockefeller grants have been used directly or indir ectly to promote economic and social collectivism, i.e., Socialism3Fascism.” +Gary Allen, “Th

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• OT REPORT of June 12, 1961 states that it was incor- porated in 1921, and then goes on to say : The Council did not amount to a great deal until 1927, when the Rockefeller family (through the various Rockefeller foundations and funds) began to pour money into it . Before long, the Carnegie Foun- dation (and later, Ford) began to finance the Council . In 1929 the Council (largely with Rockefeller gifts) acquired its pres

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• called the Consultative Group on Intern ational Agricultural Research (CGIAR), which coordinates the efforts of the international research centers. The first two centers, established by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations in 1959 and 1964, were the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) in the Philippines a nd the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) in Mexico. In addition to these, the cons

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• s Institution an d implemented through the Federal Reserve System independent of Congress, whi ch has constitutional power to regulate the monetary system. Social policies, originated by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations, are enacted into law by Co ngress and upheld against all challenges by the Supreme Court. Foreign policy, a prerogative of the executive branch, is entirely based on foundation “studies” a nd recomm

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• s Institution an d implemented through the Federal Reserve System independent of Congress, whi ch has constitutional power to regulate the monetary system. Social policies, originated by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations, are enacted into law by Co ngress and upheld against all challenges by the Supreme Court. Foreign policy, a prerogative of the executive branch, is entirely based on foundation “studies” a nd recomm

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• n the fall of 1973, the 1980’s Project was initiated, and to accommodate it, the CFR staff was expanded, and additional funds raised, including $1.3 million in grants from the Ford, Lilly, Mellon and Rockefeller Foundations. The Coordinating Committee had 14 men, with a full-time staff; plus 12 groups, each with 20 members; in addition to other experts and advisors who acted as consultants to the project. Some of the re

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• ockefeller Foundation, and Woodrow Wilson Center. In October, 1970, the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, a tax-exempt foundation in Santa Barbara, California (financed by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations with up to $2-1/2 million annually), published in their magazine Center , an article called the “Constitution for the United Republics of America,” which emanated from a concept that was initially dr

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• the fall of 1973, the 1980’s Project was initiat ed, and to accommodate it, the CFR staff was expanded, and additional funds raised, in cluding $1.3 million in grants from the Ford, Lilly, Mellon and Rockefeller Foundations . The Coordinating Committee had

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• nihan Charle s Mathias J. William Fulbrigh t In October, 1970, the Center for the Study of Democ ratic Institutions, a tax)exempt foundation in Santa Barbara, California (financed b y the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations with up to $2)1/2 million annually), pu blished in their magazine Center , an article called the “Constitution for the United Rep ublics of America,” which emanated from a concept that was initially

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• n the fall of 1973, the 1980's Project was initiated, and to accommodate it, the CFR staff was expanded, and additional funds raised, including $1.3 million in grants from the Ford, Lilly, Mellon and Rockefeller Foundations. The Coordinating Committee had 14 men, with a full-time staff; plus 12 groups, each with 20 members; in addition to other experts and advisors who acted as consultants to the project. Some of the re

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• Rockefeller Foundation, and Woodrow Wilson Center. In October, 1970, the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, a tax-exempt foundation in Santa Barbara, California(financed by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations with up to $21/2 million annually), published in their magazine Center, an article called the "Constitution for the United Republics of America", which was the forerunner of their new version. The pr

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• se geodetic dome a t Southern Illinois University is a c ompletely detailed map o f the world which o ccupies the space of three football fields. Operating und er grants from t he Ford, Carnegie a nd Rockefeller foundations (all extensively interlocked with the C.F.R.) a battery of scientists including everything from geographers, psychologists and behavioral scientists to n atural scientists, biologists, biochemi sts a

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• te of the cost of drug development. The group brought together academic researchers, government agencies, non - governmental organizations, well-heeled philanthropists (the Bill and Melinda Gates and Rockefeller Foundations are championing alternative approaches to finding drugs to solve developing world health problems) and a handful of industry representatives. The nonprofit’s goal was the development of new and more

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• Constitution written by Rexford G. Tugwell in concord with 100 other social changers, at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara, California, was financed by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations. In 1934, The NEA (National Education Association) financed largely by the Rockefeller and Carnegie foundations, adopts John Dewey's philosophy of humanism, socialism, and globalism, and incorporates

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• Dame University; and Shepard Stone of The Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies. The Aspen Institute is also a sister organization of the CFR and the Bilderbergers, is heavily funded by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations and has been described as "a training and orientation school for prospective World government administrators. The State Department was involved in choosing the American participation in any reformed

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• ons" and avoid payment of virtually all income-taxes. The excuse for it was that the earnings of those "tax-free foundations" would be devoted to humanitarian-philanthropy. So we now have the several Rockefeller Foundations, the Carnegie and Dowman Fund, the Ford Foundation, the Mellon Foundation, and hundreds of similar "tax-free foundations.” "And what kind of philanthropy do these foundations support? Well; they fina

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• on, the Bandung Confer - ence, and the Reperiodization of the Postwar Era.” Diplomatic History 30, no. 5 (2006): 867–892. Parmar, Inderjeet. Foundations of the American Century. The Ford, Carnegie, & Rockefeller Foundations in the Rise of American Power . New York: Columbia Uni - versity Press, 2012. Parsons, Craig. A Certain Idea of Europe . Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2003. Paxton, Robert O., and Nicholas Wa

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• an people to develop their great nation in freedom and independence from the rest of the world. The Council did not amount to a great deal until 1927, when the Rockefeller family (through the various Rockefeller Foundations and Funds) began to pour money into it. Before long, the Carnegie Foundations (and later the Ford Foundation) began to finance the Council. In 1929, the Council (largely with Rockefeller gifts) acqui

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• airman) are members of the Council on Foreign Relations: Benton, Case, Gruenther, Paley, Pierson, Pritchard, Nichols, Sarnoff, Surrey, Watson, Wheeler, and Zellerbach. * * * * * Heads of the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations attended the White House luncheon when the Committee was formed. Vice President Johnson, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, and Attorney General Robert Kennedy were also present. The President urged each

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• ORMAL S CHOOL S ECTION OF THE N ATIONAL E DUCATION A SSO ciation at its annual meeting in St. Paul, Minnesota in the year 1914. An excerpt follows: We view with alarm the activity of the Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations—agencies not in any way responsible to the people—in their efforts to control the policies of our State educational institutions, to fashion after their conception and to standardize our courses of s

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• Walter accepted money from Draper the founder of the Pioneer Fund and not to be confused with General Draper. Republican B. Carroll Reece from Tennessee headed a committee investigating the Ford and Rockefeller foundations as agents spreading communism. Walter Judd Republican representative from Minnesota was a principal in the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade. Judd was also a member of the Committee for One Million an

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• se geodetic dome a t Southern Illinois University is a c ompletely detailed map o f the world which o ccupies the space of three football fields. Operating und er grants from t he Ford, Carnegie a nd Rockefeller foundations (all extensively interlocked with the C.F.R.) a battery of scientists including everything from geographers, psychologists and behavioral scientists to n atural scientists, biologists, biochemi sts a

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• se geodetic dome a t Southern Illinois University is a c ompletely detailed map o f the world which o ccupies the space of three football fields. Operating und er grants from t he Ford, Carnegie a nd Rockefeller foundations (all extensively interlocked with the C.F.R.) a battery of scientists including everything from geographers, psychologists and behavioral scientists to n atural scientists, biologists, biochemi sts a

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• U.S. now no. 8 in income per person." One of the methods the foundations are promoting to reduce America's standard of living is socialism. One researcher, Ga ry Allen, has been studying the several Rockefeller foundations for some time a nd has concluded that he has been: "unable to find a single project in the h istory of the Rockefeller foundations which promotes free-enterprise." 38 That is quite a revelation for a

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• hropy' The public schools program of the GEB led to a farm demonstration program run for the board by Seaman Knapp and then to the first of a long tradition of public health programs conducted by the Rockefeller foundations. Rooted in the same concern for Southern economic and social development that guided the public schools program, the public health programs, at first in the Southern states and then exported around t

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• ompetitive system" that character- ized the oil industry in 1870.*^ Rockefeller was fortunate to find a man like Gates to develop "wholesale philanthropy" for him. As Junior and other officers of the Rockefeller foundations readily admitted, Gates was the source of most strategic ideas, major programs, and important policies in the foundations' first decade and a half, with Junior developing an increasingly important ro

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• ts of self-reliance and self-discipline. He also wanted to enlist the active participation of property owners in community institutions. Although they were not as reliable as the men appointed to the Rockefeller foundations, the local ruHng classes recognized, as did he, that "the right to earn and hold surplus wealth marks the dawn of civilization."^^ Gates, Junior, and Rockefeller all understood that to fund a local i

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• rities in whom Rockefeller placed his trust proved the correctness of this rule.^^ One final and important tactical reason for securing local involvement was to multiply the impact of each grant. The Rockefeller foundations required virtually all recipients to raise an amount equal to, or as much as four times greater than, the grant being given by the foundation. Besides being chosen for their stabilizing influence, fo

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• tention of Frederick T. Gates, the grand master of the Rockefeller philanthropies. Welch was asked to help organize the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. He soon became chief adviser to the Rockefeller foundations on medical projects, assisting in important ways in funding medical education in the United States and China, in developing public health programs in the United States and around the world, in organi

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• g industrial society with technical values and culture, and (2) legitimize capitalism by diverting attention from structural and other environmental causes of disease. Gates and other officers in the Rockefeller foundations believed that medicine had an important cultural role to play. Gates believed that the goal of medicine, the "healing ministra- tion," is "the most intimate, the most precious, the superlative intere

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• teaching of values was obvious, and attempts to reform the schools provoked angry responses from a class-conscious society.^' In 1914 the National Education Association's attacks on the Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations were joined by many newspapers that condemned the foundations for trying to turn "our schools into mills for the manufacture of men and women made according to Rockefeller and Carnegie specifications

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• s and disrupting the attempts to build a uniform school system, all without regard for the public interest as defined by the leading foundations. Pritchett threatened to call a meeting of his and the Rockefeller foundations, representatives of some licensing boards, and the dozen "stronger medical schools" to force the council to "revise its present classification of medical schools."" Within a decade of his cordial mee

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• cal education." With Gates boycotting the meeting and Wallace Buttrick conveniently absenting himself so as not to have to vote against his friend, the board made the de jure policy coincide with the Rockefeller foundations' practice.'" The reversals of the full-time contracts and the policy on state universities were too much for Gates to accept. Still fuming in October, he resigned from the GEB executive committee.'^"

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• it untaxed Foundation the Rockefeller Brother's Fu nd shows a revealing gran t pattern. Until this book, many people would not be able to assimila te the meaning of this pattern. Although these other Rockefeller Foundations are not specifically geared toward religion such as the Sealantic Fund was it is clear these other Foundations still impact religion. SELECTED GRANTS IN 1984 OF THE ROCKEFELLER BRO. FUND 17 Council o

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• entury, two English groups emerged in the United States to bring about centralized government: The Fabian Society and the Round Table Groups, including the Pilgrims, the Carnegie Foundation, Ford and Rockefeller foundations, United World Federalists, Atlantic Union Committee, are only some of the promoters of the Divine Han for worid control by the Unholy Alliance working behind the mantle of

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• maintains a strong lobby in Washington. It is deep in political meddling and social irresponsibil ity, as shown by its clear history, and enjoys the status of a tax-exempt inst itution." 46 (Like all Rockefeller foundations.) Manning Johnson, once a top Communist official, rei nforced this documentation in his testimony during the investiga tion of Communist activities in the New York area. He stated: "Once the tactic o

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• undt trained James Cattell, who on his return to the United States trained over 300 PhD's in the Wundt world view. The system of "educational psychology" evolved from this. Funded by the Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations, the Wundtian system gains control over educational testing in the United States for soldiers of World War I.

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• y of Pennsylvania, Cornell and all major universities and colleges. Wundt trains James Cattell, who returns to the US and trains over 300 in the Wundtian system which, with help fiom the Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations, eventually assume control of psychological testing in the United States for all the soldiers of the First World War. In Denmark citizens consume 29 pounds each annually. Recorded death rate from dia

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• mit meeting. Johnson asks Kosygin to halt the microwaving of the US Embassy in Moscow. Synthetic DNA produced at Stanford University. House Banking and Currency chairman Wright Patman reveals that 14 Rockefeller Foundations held assets of more than $1 billion in Standard Oil stock, as well as the fact that they paid no taxes on the stock because it is insulated by Foundation ownership. The FDA sto~s the use of an emerim