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1. Many scientists incline toward the design argument [2]; “As to the first cause of the
Universe, in the context of expansion, that is left for the reader to insert, but our picture is
“There is no doubt that a parallel exists between the big bang as an event and the
Christian notion of creation from nothing” [4]. Actually, Strong’s Concordance says “Out
of things unseen” – Dr. Zaid [5].
2. Antony Flew’s atheism came to an abrupt end when he studied the intelligence
behind DNA: The enormous complexity by which the results were achieved look to me
like the work of intelligence…. It now seems to me that the findings of more than fifty
years of DNA research have provided materials for a new and enormously powerful ar-
gument for design. [6]
3. Cosmologists realized that a chance cosmic explosion could never bring about life:
“If the rate of expansion one second after the big bang had been smaller by even one part
in a hundred thousand million million, the universe would have re-collapsed before it ever
reached its present size” [7, 8];
Mankind requires communication and our initial communi-
qués uniquely involve the ‘sense of touch’. Moreover, at its
mysterious core, our entire sensorium depends on touch.
Even sound waves and chemicals ‘touch’ tympanum and ol-
factory epithelia — both of which inexplicably derive and
differentiate from the same worm-like embryonic germ lay-
er. Once touched, magnificently designed receptor neurons
—Richard Dawkins says ‘randomly evolved’ from opportune
‘accidents’ in ‘mud puddles struck by copious good fortune’—
initiate an exceptionally complex sequence of marvelously
ordered events that somehow permit the cognition of
sound vibrations and pulsating molecules of olfaction (4).
And that’s not all:
Tactile cues can influence our impressions, but they may also in-
fluence actions… Neurological findings suggest that tactile input
“comes inside in a metaphorical way and then goes back out… the way we
perceive the world is deeply enmeshed in our sense of touch, and this founda-
tion is laid early in life—in fact, before birth.” During fetal develop-
ment, touch is the first of the five senses to develop. During infan-
cy “we learn to feel a sense of warmth and safety from things like a soft
blanket.” In this way, emotional qualities become aligned with tac-
tile sensations and “we probably carry those with us the rest of our lives”
[13].
4 Scientists who believe in God may expect fine-tuning, but atheists and agnostics
are unable to explain the remarkable “coincidences”. Theoretical physicist, Stephen Hawk-
ing, an agnostic, writes, “The remarkable fact is that the values of these numbers seem to
have been very finely adjusted to make possible the development of life” [9];
“A common sense interpretation of the facts suggests that a super-intellect has
monkeyed with physics, as well as chemistry and biology, and that there are no blind forc-
es worth speaking about in nature” [10]; “There is for me powerful evidence that there is
something going on behind it all. It seems as though somebody has fine-tuned nature’s
numbers to make the Universe…. The impression of design is overwhelming” [11].
and aberrant sexual, social and psychological phenomena
that are bound to heterosexual marriage and those who op-
pose it. I approach the task with a focus on the engineered
social collapse of marriage that is adjusted to appear like
normal evolution. Indeed, as Freud’s nemesis, marriage is
“a dichotomous sanctuary where true character cannot be hidden”
(5) and thus qualifies as an excellent place to begin this de-
construction of a monster.
Organized Piracy
Along the great expanse of the gender divide are stationed
citadels captained by barkers {iv} touting fallacies, myths
11. Karl Marx, in a letter to Baruch Levy wrote: “Jewish people as a whole will be its
own Messiah. It will attain world domination by the dissolution of other races and by the
establishment of a world republic in which everywhere the Jews will excercise the
privilege of citizenship” [61].
revolution by “rock 'n' roll”, CIA sponsored dope [59, 60], and
f**king in the streets” (in the notable phrase of John Sinclair).
However, the ideology of complete sensory gratification was totally
assimilated by capitalism. Lewdness in music, movies, and televi-
sion fed into coffers of major media corporations [owned by Jews],
not to mention the rise of pornography [spearheaded by Jews]…
hedonistic desires became yet more consumer choices to be satis-
fied by the market. Certainly the ideology of untrammeled sensory
gratification created vast new fields of exploitation for capitalism.
~ Eugene Montsalvat (12)
In 1923, a group of German Marxists established a think tank at
Frankfurt University in Germany called the Institute for Social Re-
search, which became known as the Frankfurt School, the creator of
cultural Marxism. To translate Marxism from economic into cultural
terms, members—Max Horkheimer, T Adorno, Wilhelm Reich, E
Fromm & Herbert Marcuse—had to contradict Marx on several
points. They argued that culture was not just part of what Marx
called society’s “superstructure,” but an independent and very im-
portant variable. They also said that the working class would not
lead a Marxist revolution, because it was becoming part of the mid-
dle class… Who would? In the 1950s, Marcuse answered the ques-
tion: “a coalition of blacks, students, feminist women and homosexuals”…
In 1926, an Italian communist named Antonio Gramsci [Jew] ended
up in Mussolini’s prison after a return from Russia. While there, he
wrote his prison notebooks, which laid out a plan for destroying
Western faith and culture. His plans included ways to undermine
and discourage Westerners through the intentional collapse of the
existing social structure from within… In 1926, Gramsci advocated
not only Marxist class warfare, which was economically focused,
but also social and cultural warfare at the same time.
His theories and the “slow march through culture” (or
institutions) which he envisioned to destroy the West are
enshrined in current American social policy.
His theories surrounding “hegemony” and “counter-hegemony”
were designed to destroy Western social structure and overthrow it
from within. Hegemony, as defined by Gramsci, is that widely
accepted system of values, morals, ethics, and social structure
which holds a society together and creates a cohesive people.
These include: authority, morality, sexual restraint, monogamous
marriage, personal responsibility, patriotism, national unity, com-
munity, tradition, heredity, education, conservatism, language,
Christianity, law and truth. His theory called for media and com-
munications to slowly co-opt the people with a counter hege-
mony” propaganda message — [All were Jews] [62].
Considering that the only slavery experienced by any living black or white
person is income tax slavery, race is an issue only because it has been orchestrated
15. "Divorce is on the rise in the Muslim community." - Imam Mohamed Magid, VP,
Islamic Society of North America (23Mar2016); “Increasing divorce rates among British
Muslims, and the short length of some marriages, is a cause for concern and further re-
search.” - Fauzia Ahmad, Dept. of Politics and Social Policy, U College London [72].
war-based global economies and UN pretentions per Ben
Gurion [70, 71]. Likewise, these machinations occurred af-
ter British Zionists redrew world maps and re-wrote inter-
national law on Atlanticist/Admiralty terms. Consequently,
I also propose:
(H 2 ): That traditional success of domestic marriage beds
reflects the strength, integrity and autonomy of national
order and longevity, sovereignty and correlative moral
and economic stability—all of which bank on well-placed
trust.
Accordingly:
(H 3 ): Continued declines in the numbers of stable tradi-
tional families and communities likely represent inverse
outcomes of immutable socio-political laws that have
been forsaken.
These facts of political and social science are endorsed as
the narrative continues, especially regarding misplaced trust
as discussed in another paper [14]. If I am correct, it ap-
pears that entranced, multi-culturally driven masses are in-
clining towards unrivaled levels of moral turpitude and
failed-state dissolutions. This occurs hand-in-hand with co-
gent inconsequence (16) during the advance of Galbraith’s
techno-structure. Hence, I further posit:
(H 4 ): There is no such thing as a progressive advance
of Huxley’s scientific dictatorship or ‘Brave New World’
under competent Libertarian hedonists.
To the contrary I suggest the mirage represents the same
hidden hand that usurped traditional social order while
promoting fallacious norms in terms that ‘appeared’ more
palatable than Lenin’s mummified madness. Moreover, such
delusions will end in total destruction.
Magisterial-Alchemical components of Esoteric Freema-
sonry’s Great Work are easily traced to Sabataen Jews from
Frankfurt and Eastern Europe, especially Poland [64]. They
concern the mysterious prowess of the Baalei Shem of leg-
16. The editors of Social Text liked my article because they liked its conclusion: that
‘‘the content and methodology of postmodern science provide powerful intellectual sup-
port for the progressive political project’’ [6]. They apparently felt no need to analyze the
quality of the evidence, the cogency of the arguments, or even the relevance of the argu-
ments to the purported conclusion. ~ The Sokal Hoax
end [76, 84]. This lot has no blood ties with ancient Judea
but rather with Anatolia, Scythians, mercenary Khazars
[70a] and moderns who’ve run Turkey since the day of bi-
sexual Ataturk (per Brit & Turk biographers { viii}), also
Freemason, hater of Muslims and descendent of Sabataen
or Sephardic Jews, perhaps both. From thence the trail
leads to cults of Cybele, Mithraism, Eleusis, Dionysus and
Bacchus, the same mysteries that conquered Sassanids and
Roman Catholicism. Intellectual and financial components
can be traced to a conflation of Jewish- cum Jesuit-
influenced Illumes of the late 18 t h and early 19 t h centuries
[63]. The entire scheme represents:
17. Psychotics literally hate reason and thought because if one engages rational
thought, one has to face true, underlying reasons for immense psychological pain. As a
result, they unconsciously run from pain by choosing to avoid thought. ~ Iain Mitroff
mathematic models that accommodate contrived abstrac-
tions.
The State is an institution run by gangs of murderers, plunderers
and thieves, surrounded by willing executioners, propagandists,
sycophants, crooks, liars, clowns, charlatans, dupes and useful idi-
ots – an institution that dirties and taints everything it touches.
– Hans Herman Hoppe (18)
The modern conservative is engaged in one of man’s oldest exer-
cises in moral philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral
justification for selfishness. ~ JK Galbraith (19)
Boxed In
An un-imprinted infant’s sensorium bathes in Kant’s sensus
communis, which is the infra-sensible realm [39] Islam calls
fitrah that is inherently set on a course from birth for
goodness unless the child is somehow damaged. From the
quickening onwards, these activities inform the becoming
human being of ‘self’, of the environment and of those who
can be relied on to provide favor and benefit. However,
Al’Ghazali indicates this is hardly optimized morality in
light of individual or tribal bias, no matter how idiocen-
trism is dressed, apologized for, or marches down Main
Street. Something more is needed to dispel an all-
encompassing dread of the “other”; that infantile fear gov-
ernments are wont to steep entire populations in.
Acting in fear of hell or in hope for
paradise is not love. It is the work of mer- British coin imprinted with the
cenaries. Payback is self-interest. True goddess Britannia in the com-
pany of a lion, like Cybele who
lovers forget themselves and surrender to-
commanded human sacrifice
tally to their beloved [82]. and male gelding in her service
We Indians don’t talk to white people
much. We never have. There is a reason.
White people have never listened to us
when we talked. Sometimes they pretended
to hear and made promises. Then they
broke those promises. There was no more
reason to talk. We welcomed you to our
land. We gave you food and smoked the
sacred pipe with you. We trusted the
goodness in your hearts. We tried to share
with you. But our trust was not returned.
~ Lakota Elder [83]
22. Many British Nobles and American ‘cousins-in-chief’ are Freemasons of upper
rank. Except for the very dense, they knowingly worship Lucifer beyond the 18th Degree
[14, 72–76]. Luciferianism is the product of religious engineering, which sociologist Wil-
liam Sims Bainbridge defines as “the conscious, systematic, skilled creation of a new religion” [85].
23 The largest corporation the world has ever known [51].
The seizure of political and economic power by corporations is
unassailable. No vote we cast will alter the configurations of the
corporate state. The wars will go on. Our national resources will
continue to be diverted to militarism. The corporate fleecing of the
country will get worse. The eradication of our civil liberties will ac-
celerate. The economic misery inflicted on more than half the
population will expand. Fossil fuel and animal agriculture corpora-
tions will ruthlessly exploit our environment, and we will careen
toward ecological collapse. We are “free” only as long as we play our as-
signed parts. Once we call out power for what it is, once we assert
our rights and resist, the chimera of freedom will vanish. The iron
fist of the most sophisticated security and surveillance apparatus in
human history will assert itself with a terrifying fury… If real
change is to be achieved, if our voices are to be heard, corporate
systems of power have to be destroyed. This realization engenders
an existential and political crisis. The inability to confront this cri-
sis, to accept this truth, leaves us appealing to centers of power
that will never respond and ensures we are crippled by self-delusion
(24).
Adab
Avoiding Conservative and Progressive cadres of pseudo-Judaic
benefactors and Freemasons [50], we introduce the Islamic
concept of adab. Here we find a mirror that reflects authen-
tic Judaic, First Nations’ and Oriental metaphysics; what
the Chinese call Gong Jing (26). Adab is counterintuitive to
individualism, democracy, Zionism, Communism and the
curious call to full spectrum UN universalism encamped
within Central Bank usury wagons , as well as feminists
who produce boy-men who boast six-packs and Face Book
profiles.
The theme above is ‘Too Little vs. Too Much’ with regard
to biological variations as they move toward extremes that
do not support life. As one approaches less than desirable
outcomes at either pole, we can choose from thousands of
variables leading to unavoidable debility, infirmity, deform-
ity, disability, chaos and death. As a generic model, it readi-
ly adjusts to socio-political venues and Systems Manage-
ment if we recall the Gall’s Systematics and postulates.
Therefore:
H 9 / P 6 : The purpose of governance is to maintain social
and biological equilibriums that allow a viable range of
natural variation that permits life to prosper with the
least morbidity and deprivation.
28. MTV Celebrates Beastiality & Depicts Sex with Animals on Stage During 2016
Movie Awards Show: online (17Apr16).
29. 40% of all children born in the US in 2007 were out of wedlock compared to 4%
in 1957 (Bennett, The Broken Hearth, p. 10)
In a recent book, Goodbye, Good Men, American reporter Michael
S. Rose shows that for three decades, gay organizations in the US
have been putting their people in psychology departments and Sem-
inars to make the entrance of the vocationally gifted postulants
more difficult and force the massive entrance of homosexuals into
the clergy. In the most important Seminars, homosexual propaganda
became ostensive and heterosexual students were forced by their
superiors to submit to homosexual conduct [90a].
30 Zaid, O (2016). Touch, Trust and Deception: Human Development and the ‘Het-
eronormative vs. LGBT’ Sexology Perspective and Political Dynamic. SSRN: Online
http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2858134
31. In its extreme form, the new science deems necessity (natural laws) merely as big
accidents. Thus it could be called Stochasticism, the view that chance rules all [85].
The touch of human love has three components acknowl-
edged in Greek versions of the New Testament that have,
however, received slip-shod credit in English translations—
Eros, Phileo and Agape, respectively: sensual passion, filial
affection and devoted reverence or Gong Jing (deferential
honor). Of these, agape is greatest but without all three a
failing grade is guaranteed. Agape is the honor Lakota Elder
failed to find in Occidental hominids. It is the major com-
ponent of humility’s virtue and manifests as devotion, loy-
alty and reverence for all life; most especially peers and su-
periors who behave responsibly and maintain purpose and
order for everything that benefits communal welfare (P 3 &
P 4 ). This is to say that we, of our own accord and out of
conviction, volunteer deference towards the purpose and
position of persons, places and things bearing both
knowledge and ability to identify, establish and protect
what is beneficial while defending against what harms
healthy variance vis-à-vis habitual praxis, which is adab.
Evidently, such discernment and praxis are out of fash-
ion, having been subsumed by the politically correct
treachery that maintains narcissistic rogues in seats of au-
thority and privilege; the lying statesmen noted by Mark
Twain. But Lakota Elder was more concerned about the
ocean of ‘self-deceivers’ Mr. Clemens also noted. Because
what high-cultural Sino adepts once called Gong Jing holds
very little sway in the present affairs of deceptive hearts
and states, except as a pharisaical façade that enjoys mas-
sive ritualistic support, especially in sports stadiums.
The New Testament erroneously translates agape (32) as
‘love’ or ‘charity’. But the term contextually refers to a
consciously taken decision for which the analogy “to bow in
reverent obedience to the king” (Revelation 4:8–11) is most ap-
ropos. This latter reading implies passionate all-embracing
devotion, one that leans towards self-sacrifice or surrender;
the very same sentiment found in Sun Tse’s Art of War.
32. Agape is therefore a conditional decision and matter of will. Think of agape as a
verb/adverb and not an emotion. Agape love is the foundation for the best and noblest
relationships that humans are capable of. It is deliberate conditional love that results from
choices and behaviors rather than feelings and emotions, which naturally follow in tan-
dem. In this regard, agape love is about values we embrace as a ‘way of life’ and a determi-
nation to behave in a certain way that stems from our regard for other human beings, re-
gardless of how we feel about them. For leaders, demonstrating agape love is about behav-
ior, not emotion. This is a critical distinction that explains why agape love can be the moti-
vating force of a successful organization [96].
Agape corresponds with the High Cultural precept of Is-
lam’s Second Postulate for a Just Social Order: which is the
Sino-principle of Gong Jing’s reverent devotion for all that
benefits life and prosperity. All of this agrees with contex-
tual usage by genuine Hebrew prophets and even Buddha.
Agape is also the reason Prophet Samuel wept when He-
brews asked him for a King in deference to pagan custom
(1 Sam. 8). Therefore, deferential honor given to men and
women in faithful matrimony (monogamous and not) does
not depend so much upon monogamy per se, as it does upon
the steadfast honor given to natural social order and rever-
ential respect shown to spouse(s) and communal hierarchy.
If it were otherwise, we could define a faithfully monoga-
mous drunk on the government dole who regularly beats
his wife, in or out of uniform, as honorable enough to vote
on social welfare policies, which, unfortunately, is presently
the case under secular humanism’s democratic franchise.
Unaffected honor (agape) expresses resolute obedience to
legitimate authority in the absence of artifice. Hence, es-
sential components of adab necessitate knowledge, valor,
wisdom, willfulness, discernment and the steadfast ability
to implement all the above faithfully without deference to
liars, especially since there is no place found in heaven for
liars (Rev. 21:8). Faithful spouses are honorable because fi-
delity (loyalty) is the vessel of moral integrity that bears the
transcendent inviolability of human dignity. Gravitas is lost
when one acts treacherously towards one’s spouse or to the
detriment of communal integrity and benefit, and surely
merits traditional loss of face (deepest shame) and even out-
law status {ix}. But we unwisely refuse to exile adulterers,
rakes, Wall Street Wolves, government rogues and the cor-
porate mass murderers described by John Perkins in his
tome, Economic Hit Men [97, 98], whether jackals, suits or
uniforms.
Moreover, marital fidelity (agape) preserves affectionate
(phileo) and erotic (eros) manifestations of human love and
even maintains peace should incompatible mates divorce.
Hence, the purpose of appropriately and socially ordered
romance goes beyond prurient gratification to establish and
preserve abodes of human dignity as the essential core of a
just social order. The institution fully deserves the reward
of communal respect (Gong Jing), and cannot be equaled by
any substitute. When defended from croft to crown, this
reverent estate maintains justice and legitimizes human ef-
forts with the provision of comforts and consolations pro-
vided by sexual ecstasy and affectionate companionship, all
mediated by human touch. This being the case:
H 1 0 : When the young are deprived of the means for this
blessed estate, rebellion is granted full license by those
who have robbed them.
Ponerology
Because trust is so vital, I have attempted to justify the
need for Departments of Forensic Ponerology (33) in major
Universities and every house of governance. If there were a
blood test for trustworthiness, I’d make it mandatory de-
partment of defense protocol. Our quest for communal
peace and security begins with defense. Optimized defense
is an informed offense, exactly as Sun Tse wrote: “Attack is
the best defense”.
Well-intentioned well-informed legitimate authority has
enemies purposely removed from dialogues and histories of
consequence. These gangs remove garments and laws that
protect human dignity for the purpose of creating chaos to
their advantage. Indeed, egregious clans of doctrinaires [76,
84] are at war with the fabric that holds society together.
34. The Girondins (the ‘Right’) favored a ‘nobility and merchant’ class-dominance in
the new government, while the Jacobin revolutionaries (the ‘Left’) thought an actual and
total communistic scheme could be established. The Jacobins and their ilk are responsi-
ble for the bloodbath of the “Committee for Public Safety.” [68]. Both groups were
Freemasons [76].
35. “Our accounting system (the ‘Venetian Method’) was created as a tool for the con-
cealment of illegal practices.” For esoteric details on Banking, Double Entry Accounting
and the Occult, See: Colin McKay, online [104].
36 François Charles de Berckheim (1813). Special Commissioner of Police at Mayence
(Mainz) [105].
ers to serve the elites but not the workers, to empower fi-
nanciers but not producers.
These years of training and achievement have certainly not pre-
vented destructive foreign loyalties from undermining the greater
society, nor have they taught basic civic virtues and egalitarian val-
ues. Prestigious universities recruit and train graduates in the mold
of the dominant elites and increasingly narrow ethno-classes. They
purge, intimidate and marginalize effective critics of Wall Street
and of the State of Israel... Whatever intrinsic intelligence may exist
can be blinded and distorted by an irrational doctrine of racial-
ethnic superiority: the results have been stupid and destructive pol-
icies imposed by self-congratulatory, self-contained collectivities
with absolutely no accountability for their failures... Why have they
continued to receive promotions in the face of policy failures? Why
the revolving doors of appointments to the World Bank, positions
in the ‘best’ universities (to the exclusion of real independent
scholars) and the lucrative seats in investment banks after their pol-
icies have shredded the domestic economy? ... The tyranny of Israel
over the US has grave consequences for world peace and war, the
stability and instability of the world economy, and for the future of
democracy in the US. ~ Prof. James Petras [63]
The banks responsible are the Federal Reserve, the World Bank, the
International Bank of Reconstruction and Development, and the Interna-
tional Monetary Fund. These have acted in collusion with each other
to front government services corporations... All these corporations
operate one hundred percent under the International Law of the Sea
(37). ~ Judge Anna Von Reitz [86, 26].
The problem of psychopathy only becomes obvious to those who
are informed of its existence... In happy, undisciplined times, life is
prosperous and good, moral and intellectual values erode, and there
are growing public displays of licentiousness and excess with an ac-
companying loss of civic virtue [106].
The statesmen will invent cheap lies, putting the blame upon the
nation that is attacked, and every man will be glad of those con-
science-soothing falsities, and will diligently study them, and refuse
to examine any refutations of them; and thus he will by and by con-
vince himself the war is just, and will thank God for the better
sleep he enjoys after this process of grotesque self-deception.
~ Mark Twain
37. For decades, like relentless waves of the sea, politicians, bureaucrats and activists at
the UN have been ceaselessly grabbing for control of the Earth’s oceans. Their primary
instrument for achieving this has been, and is, the Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST), formal-
ly known as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea... Recently (Mar-Apr
2016) a UN Committee (PrepCom) met to “develop an international legally binding in-
strument under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) on the conserva-
tion and sustainable use of marine biological diversity of areas beyond national jurisdic-
tion. This proposed new add-on treaty to LOST would give the UN authority over the
biological resources of the high seas, which is to say all plant and animal life in all of the
waters that lie outside recognized national coastal waters and economic zones.
Historical ‘Good Times’ are always predicated on the exploita-
tion and suffering of other nations and categorized by a dearth of
psychological understanding, individual and macro-social narcis-
sism, an avoidance of all and any news or data that might 'rock the
boat' of comfort or 'burst the bubble' of insular individualistic con-
sumerism and hedonism, and a disinterest in important topics like
politics in favor of superficial pursuits like sports [75].
Mental disorders among the political leadership distort percep-
tions, attitudes, and actions among citizens. Hysterical times may
generate moral and intellectual sloppiness, illogical political argu-
ments, pathological dishonesty, social conflict, and economic tur-
moil. Latent social divisions arise and are encouraged as a means of
political control... Pathological dishonesty is a marker for psychop-
athy... Although psychopathy is quite superficial, it is the only men-
tal disorder that attracts, or generates, large numbers of followers
who have limited psychological stability and moral values [107].
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Endnotes
i Scientists are still trying to figure out how physical phenomena like biochemical
and electrical processes, create sensation and unified experience. It is known as the “Hard
Problem of Consciousness,” and is widely recognized by neuroscientists and philosophers.
Even neuroscientist and popular author Sam Harris—who shares Elon Musk’s robot-
rebellion concerns—acknowledges the hard problem when stating that whether a machine
could be conscious is “an open question”. Unfortunately he doesn’t seem to fully realize that
for machines to pose an existential threat arising from their own self-interests, conscious
is required... a simulation of a brain is still not a physical brain. Simulation does not equal
duplication. – Bobby Azarian, cognitive neuroscientist, George Mason University.
ii “The only reason that Jews are in pornography is that we think that Christ sucks. Catholicism
sucks. We don’t believe in authoritarianism. Pornography thus becomes a way of defiling Christian cul-
ture.” ~ Al Goldstein, NYC Pornographer.
iii He is ‘DA Potenziani’ Assoc. Prof. of Constitutional Studies, Notre Dame; Assoc.
Prof. of Govt Studies; and inaugural ‘Markos & Eleni Tsakopoulos-Kounalakis’ Chair of
Hellenic Studies, Georgetown University.
iv The CIA funded MS Magazine, edited by Gloria Steinem. The agenda is to degrade
institutions and values of the USA and integrate it into a global state directed through the
UN. In 1965, Helen Gurley Brown [whose husband, Daid Broan, a Holywood Jew,
prompted her career of seducing women to leave the traditional mold], editor of
Cosmopolitan, said a housewife was "a parasite, a dependent, a scrounger, a sponger or a bum."
Along with Communist activist Betty Frieden and CIA agent Gloria Steinem, Brown be-
longs to the triumvirate of modern feminist social engineers. ~ Dr. Henry Makow
v ERIS was the goddess or daimona of strife, discord, contention and rivalry. She was
often represented specifically as the daimon of the strife of war, a spirit that haunted the
battlefield and delighted in human bloodshed.
vi Allah says: “And they followed what the Shaitans chanted of sorcery in the reign of
Sulayman, and Sulayman was not an unbeliever, but the Shaitans disbelieved, they taught
men sorcery and that which was sent down to the two angels at Babel, Harut and Marut,
yet these two taught no man until they had said, ‘Surely we are only a trial, therefore do
not be a disbeliever.’ Even then men learned from these two, magic by which they might
cause a separation between a man and his wife... and evil was the price for which they
sold their souls, had they but known this. ~ Al’Qur’an, 2:102. NB: magic is also the art of
misdirection / deception.
vii “The Revolution issued from the Masonic Lodges,” said Lombard de Langes. France, in
1789, counted over 2,000 lodges affiliated to the Grand Orient: The adepts numbered
over 100,000. The first events of 1789 were but Masonry in action. All the revolutionaries of
the Constituent Assembly were 3rd degree initiates... General Magnan had been appointed by Na-
poleon III to group all Masonic lodges into one... In 1868, the Supreme Council and the
Alliance Israelite Universelle merged in the person of the Jew, Adolphe Cremieux, who
was President of both.” [Enc. Britannica; Freemasonry.]
viii Armstrong, HC (1933). Mustafa Kemal, An Intimate Study. London: A Barker; Orga, I
& M (1962). Atatürk. London: Joseph. “Women, for Mustafa, were a means of satisfying mascu-
line appetites, little more; nor, in his zest for experience, would he be inhibited from passing adventures
with young boys, if the opportunity offered and the mood, in this bisexual fin-de-siècle Ottoman age,
came upon him.” (Patrick Balfour, Lord Kinross). NB: his wife’s diaries were confiscated
and banned from publication in 1980 for this reason.
ix Ancient Chinese did not develop a full-scale mythology or organized primitive
religion, they accepted the natural world without excessive mythological personification.
Both heaven and earth were regarded as implicit principles of potential vitality and life-giving
powers. Li’s (ritual) purpose was to preserve and honor life’s continuity with the past and
with heaven. For ancient China, what was important is life in the totality of nature with
supreme divinity Shang Di (life originator) & Tian (heaven) as a continuum (tawhid or ho-
lism or gestalt worldview). Hence, an entity is not worthy of reverence (honor) if it does not benefit
life and specifically, human life as a whole. The term sheng suggests the ‘power of extending
or stretching life’. Hence, an individual who does not give face opposes the life giving
harmony of heaven and deserves disapprobation and does not deserve reverence (gong
jing). A person with Sheng accepts responsibility for benefitting life.