E. Michael Jones’s book Libido Dominandi [: Sexual Liberation and Political Control] deals with all of the above mentioned

Incredible book! Some good info on the Illuminati from German prime sources in that book as well where Jones talks about the similarities between Freud’s psychoanalysis and the methods used by the Illuminati (Seelenspionage or Semiotik der Seele: “Soul Espionage”, “Semiotics of the Soul”).

I have a friend that says that schizophrenia+money=art on in better cases, a spiritual life, and schizophrenia+no money=mental ill.

The mass media, in my view, has enlarged the possibilities of these neurotypes to know each others, and recombine themselves with his own world visions, ideas an neural functions, not to talk of the new modes of relation (in a physiological sense) with the tecnhosphere, that appear to bring back altered states of conciuosness to the masses.

So maybe the media, yes, it is a selector of more succesful genotypes/neurotypes (or more adequated to this moment of the history). Now, what we need is to take conciousness of this fact and appeal to these “elected” an agenda that ivolves all the rest of society.

Greetings. First post here. There are two books that come to mind in regards to the last paragraph of your entry:

War Against the Weak: Eugenics and America’s Campaign to Create a Master Race by Edwin Black
(not sure if online chapters available.)

Flesh Machine; Cyborgs,Designer Babies, Eugenic Consciousness
by Critical Arts Ensemble
(this was available online in its entirety at one point.)

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this album cover was an actual book published in the early part of the last century that dealt with similar subjects as phrenology. interesting that pearl jam would choose it as an album cover.

mass media is a sort of return of shamanic themes at a large scale.

In what sense? I read that book but don’t remember that part too well…

the media as an eugenic system

Absolutely, I think part of the purpose of the media is to select for a certain neurotype of person to be more successful and denigrate those who don’t fit it

The American Consultative Committee was appointed at the First International Congress of Eugenics in 1912. It was responsible for organizing the Second International Congress which was scheduled for 1915 but not held till 1921 due to the war. The committee members were: C.B. Davenport, Alexander Graham Bell, William Castle, C.R. Henderson, A. Meyer, F.A. Woods, Ales Hrdlicka, and Vernon Lyman Kellogg. Henry Fairfield Osborn was President of the Congress, which appointed the “Ad Interim Committee”.

Eugenics is often advanced by families. For example, the Osborn family (Henry Fairfield Osborn, Fred Osborn, Fairfield Osborn, John Jay Osborn) is related to the Dodge family (Cleveland E. Dodge) and to Newell Brown. In England this tendency is very marked, especially in relation to the Darwin family. The Darwins are related to the Wedgwoods, the Huxleys, the Keynes (the family of John Maynard Keynes), the Langdon Downs (the family of the discoverer of Downs syndrome), the Brains, the Adrians, the Arthurs (the family of the doctor who starved to death John Pearson, a Downs syndrome baby), and the Barlows. According to Philip Bloom of the English Eugenics Society, the Darwins and other family grouping like them run England. (see Uncommon Families)
Similarly, Bates’ wife was a descendant of Alexander Graham Bell, a family which has always been much involved in eugenics.

Alexander Bell himself supported eugenics. The National Geographic magazine is controlled by his descendants, the Grosvenors. The National Geographic has been advocating contraception as the solution for the problems of displaced native peoples for some time. In the December 1988 issue, it pledged itself to work what it calls “a better knowledge of geography”.

But by “a better knowledge of geography” is meant eugenics as outlined above by Marston Bates. In “Will We Mend Our Earth” Gilbert Grosvenor explains that “the dark side of technology” comes from the number of people using it. He says that “electric lamps … automobiles … air conditioning … refrigerators … Their destructive impact has come with the surge in their popularity, in the world’s bulging population … “. But experts feel that the problems are not a cause for despair because “examples of success were cited frequently. China, once considered the vanguard of the population explosion, has curbed its growth to near replacement level.” Grosvenor pledged to use National Geographic resources “to alert the public to the dangers outlined … With all the tools at our disposal …”.

The National Geographic Society and magazine became a force under Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone. He was on the Board of Directors of the Eugenics Record Office and wrote several articles on eugenics for the National Geographic magazine. His descendants, the Grosvenors, still edit and control the magazine. Eugenics has been dropped as a topic but comments supportive of family planning appear frequently in the midst of articles on far away places. In 1988 a symposium held by the National Geographic discussed conservation and resource issues in relation to the “population explosion” in the Third World. The National Geographic pledged to do more on this issue. C. Haskins was at this symposium, which was reported in the December 1988 issue of the National Geographic.

These quotes are from “The American Eugenics Society - Members, Officers And Directors Activites Database,” which was gleaned from an important research site, Eugenics Watch. They used to have lists of all the Eugenics Society’s directors, officers and members (basically a who’s who of the English/Eastern Establishment during the 20th century). It isn’t accessible anymore in its entirety - broken links all over the place. So I went through the internet archive of their old address and compiled it all, with structure, into a single doc file.

If you want to do research on eugenics, I can’t recommended it enough. The whole field of genetics, and organizations with genetics in their title - most of them were instituted and run by those involved with the eugenics movement as well.

Perhaps it works like an attractor that selects some kind of mental profiles and mixes them up, like a massive DNA recoding.

Or something like that …

Speaking of which, Margaret Sanger, the founder of what later became Planned Parenthood was also a very vocal eugenicist. Think about that the next time you put a condom on …

Mmmm … Margaret Sanger.