Chapter
5:
TAVISTOCK
The Tavistock
Insitute for Human
Relations, known by
insiders as the "Freud
Hilton," has been
a major nexus
for the worldwide psychological manipulation
that has taken
place over the
last 50 years. The
Tavistock story—at least
the public version
of it—begins immediately after
World War II,
when members of British
military intelligence created
the Institute. In
its own literature Tavistock
is described as an organization
of "dynamic psychiatry" which
was intended to
practice what they
term "societry" on the
planet as a whole—and what
I term world mind control.
British military
intelligence itself, in
the persons of
many of its chief
players, has been
aimed at a
one-world government since its
inception. British Secret
Service directors on
an almost one-for-one basis have
been advocates of Fabian socialism. [1]
It is
alleged that Tavistock
was set up
much earlier than
its announced inception, over
20 years prior
in 1921, by
Major John Rawlings Reese,
on the orders
of the Round
Table's Royal Institute of
International Affairs (also known as Chatham House). The RIIA, along with the
American Council on Foreign Relations, had
been founded in
1919 during the
Versailles Peace Conference, both
being early New World Order executive arms.
Reese was
the man who
dreamed of "building a
society in which it
is possible for
any member of
any social group
to be treated [psychiatrically], without
resort to legal
means, and even if
they do not
desire such treatment." At
the end of
World War II, Reese
called for the
creation of "psychological shock troops" who would
fan out from
the Tavistock Institute
to engineer the future direction of society. [2]
In 1932
Tavistock was put
under the directorship
of the German psychologist Kurt
Lewin. Lewin was
a founder of the National Training Laboratories and
director of the Harvard Psychological Clinic, and—an odd qualification for a psychiatrist, I think—one
of the key
players in the
original creation of the
OSS in America.
Lewin is
credited with much
of the original
Tavistock research into mass
brainwashing, applying the
results of repeated trauma
and torture in
mind control to
society at large. If
terror can be
induced on a
widespread basis into a
society, Lewin has stated,
then society reverts
to a tabula
rasa, a blank slate,
a situation where
control can easily
be instituted from
an exterior point.
Put it
another way: By
the creation of
controlled chaos, the populace
can be brought
to the point where
it willingly submits to
greater control. Lewin
maintained that society
must be driven into
a state equivalent
to an "early
childhood situation." He
termed this societal chaos "fluidity."
Tavistock's focus
in the early
days was on
strategic warfare studies, in
particular of Germany,
with emphasis on the
re- education of that
errant New World Order
colony. During World War
II many of
the Institute's members,
including its founder, Reese, ran
the British Psychological
Warfare Directorate and subsidiary organizations
based in the
United States. After
World War II Tavistock
can functionally be
considered to have
become a part of Britain's Psychological Warfare Bureau, now working on projects
dealing with the brainwashing of populations. [3]
Tavistock is
governed by what
it calls an
invisible college, echoing
antique occultist terminology
and reminding one that British
intelligence was founded
by Freemasons and
remains deeply Freemasonic to
this day. The
original use of the
term "invisible
college," prior to
the announced creation
of Tavistock, was Reese's
reference to an
informal association he had
created of all the psychiatrists then working in the British military.
For funding,
the Tavistock Institute
relies on large
grants from anonymous benefactors—with no doubt a substantial portion coming directly
from the Crown—along
with grants from
the Rockefeller Foundation, the
Ford Foundation, the
Carnegie Institute, the World
Health Organization, and
the British Home Office.
Tavistock is also
interlinked worldwide with
a vast network of
other organizations and
think tanks, including UNESCO, WHO, the World Federation
for Mental Health, and the Rand
Corporation. Tavistock is simply a
front group for the psychological imposition
of the New World Order
on the planet, and
its main philosophic
tool is the Hegelian dialectic
framed in the terms of Lewin.
The Rockefellers
have always been
prominent in deciding
the course of Tavistock.
According to the official
chronicler of the group,"The Rockefeller
Foundation, before making
us a grant, would
need to be
satisfied, not only by our
policies... but also with the persons to carry them
out." [4]
In a
Tavistock-funded profile of
the group, it
is stated that the role of the institute has been:
"(a) The invention
of the command
psychiatrist as a medical- social role
carrying out reconnaissance in
a large structure
and defined group, leading
to the ascertainment
and recognition of critical
problems in the
sphere of human
relations and management.
"(b) The invention
of social psychiatry
as a policy science permitting preventative
technical intervention in
large-scale problems...
"(c) The fashioning
of a whole
series of military
institutions which
concretely and effectively
implemented the policies advocated.
"(d) The invention of new types of therapeutic
communities.
"(e) The invention of cultural psychiatry..."Capability nurtured
in the Tavistock
for the psychiatrist
to work with lay
personnel—in this case
the military—in a collaborative partnership.
In other words,
the strategy of command
psychiatry and the
developments to which
it led were psycho-dynamically
conceived and based."
Tavistock, born
from the collaboration
of the international monied elite,
military intelligence, and
the materialistic psychiatric community,
refers to its
self-admitted
"military" orientation as
Operation Phoenix—again, a
Freemasonic symbol that it
shares with the
infamous Vietnam War
assassination program. One is
reminded of the Freemasonic legend
" Ordo Ab Chao," Order
Out of Chaos,
which could just as
easily describe the Tavistock
method of destroying
a target subject,
or a target population, prior
to reprogramming; the
Tavistock modus operandi.
Throughout the
Tavistock literature—either official or Tavistock-inspired—they reiterate
their "global vision"
and make it clear
that the institute
is intended to
work its long-term "societry" on
the world regardless
of the wishes
of individuals who inhabit it.
One of
the most successful
of Tavistock-offshoot organizations is what was originally known as
the National Training Laboratories
(NTL), and now
the NTL Institute
for Applied Behavioral Sciences,
founded in 1947.
Located in Bethel,
Maine, the mission of
the NTL is to give
Lewin-inspired "group dynamics" sessions
to American leaders.
Again, during group sessions "dissonance" or
stress is introduced
to destroy the individual's previous
beliefs, and then
a new, group-oriented personality is
coaxed forth. This
is the primary
technical method used by
a myriad of
Tavistock-influenced
"sensitivity" groups like Alanon and Esalen.
Since the
1950s, NTL has
processed the majority
of America's corporate leaders
in its programs,
while simultaneously running the
same programs for
various segments of the
government, including the
Navy, the Department
of Education, and the
State Department. None
dare call it mind control. [5]
Eric Trist,
the chairman of
Tavistock's governors, in
1963 described his and
Tavistock's work on
mass brainwashing, delineating in
detail his theory
of "social turbulence," based upon
the theories of
Hegel, although again,
Trist is far
more quick to cite Lewin.
Trist postulated
that the administering
of a series of traumatizing shocks upon a
society would destabilize it, lowering the overall
character of the
society's reasoning. Trist
suggested that by late
1963 the world
had moved into
a condition of "permanent social
turbulence" that would
serve to usher
in a new condition
of society, a new paradigm,
and a new possibility for remaking the face of the
planet.
The nature
of the permanent
social turbulence that
Trist foresaw is further defined in a book published in 1975 by one of Trist's associates,
Fred Emery. The
book, Futures We
Are In, likens the
condition of current
day society to
the violent punk welfare
state of Anthony
Burgess' novel, A
Clockwork Orange, written in the
1960s.
Emery, in
reflection of Trist,
also trumpets Hegel. He describes the
first stage of
the breakdown of
society as being "superficiality," in
which previous societal
values are questioned and discarded.
He uses as an example
of this the
death of the Judeo-Christian paradigm. The next
inevitable state is
"segmentation," in which
societal institutions break down, resulting
in a reversion
to paranoid groups of individuals
hostile to each other.The next stage
in the breakdown
of society would
be the launching of a fascist movement akin to the Nazis.
The final
and most disrupted
state of society
is termed disassociation, in
which the individual
becomes the entirety of society
for himself, and
is isolated from
other members of the
group. The dominant
culture of the
society becomes "fantasy and superstition." According to
Trist, the current
"wired society"
where the main
interaction of the
individual is with electronic media
is only a
metaphor for disassociation.
Cyberpunks, New
Agers, and couch
potatoes, take note.
It is interesting to note
that the same
progression can be
seen in the microcosm
with the induction
of the multiple
personality, an oft-asserted goal
of intelligence agency brain-banging.
In May
1967 at Queen
Elizabeth's palatial estate
in Deauville, France, a conference
was convened. It
was intended to
update participants on ongoing
projects of the
Tavistock network. This was
the "Conference on
Transatlantic Technological Imbalance and
Collaboration," sponsored by
the Scientific and Technological Committee
of the North
Atlantic Assembly and the
Foreign Policy Research
Institute. Among the
projects mentioned at the
conference were the
collaboration of Emery and
Trist on "social
turbulence," and the
SRI-Tavistock "Images of
Man" project.
Participants in
the conference included
Tavistock's Harland Cleveland;
Willis Harman of the
Tavistock offshoot
Stanford Research Institute; Dr.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, the
future Carter national security
advisor and the
Trilateral Commission's founding executive
director; and Fred
Emery, who had
earlier delineated the stages
of societal disintegration in his
Futures We Are In.
Other participants were
Dr. Aurelio Peccei, later
to head the zero-growth
fixated Club of
Rome, then chairman of
the Economic Committee of
the Atlantic Institute,
an important NATO think
tank; and Sir Alexander King
and Sir Solly Zuckerman, advisors to the British
crown.
Fleshing out
the hologram of
elitist New World
Order planning is the
information that Brzezinski
is believed by
many in Western intelligence
organizations to be
a KGB mole, recruited by
British Round Tabler
and Rothschild-Warburg agent William
Yandell Elliot. Henry
Kissinger is also
linked to this group,
reportedly after being
recruited to a
KGB homosexual blackmail ring
focused on the
EICOM G-2 headquarters
in Oberammergau, Germany, at
the end of
the second world
war. Kissinger was a
member of the
U.S. Army 970th Counterintelligence Corps,
involved in creating
the Nazi "rat lines"
that enabled many prominent Nazis to escape prosecution at the end of World War
II.
Kissinger's reported
mentor was Fritz
Kraemer of the Pentagon
plans division, who
also groomed Alexander Haig. Kraemer's secret
life during WWII,
according to deceased conspiracy researcher
Mae Brussel, was
that of a
special lieutenant to Hitler.
What does it
matter whose side
you are on, the
controllers might say?
Both sides in
the World War,
or for that matter
the Cold War,
only served to
foster the synthesis of the New World Order. [6]
The principles
that were agreed
on at the
Tavistock conference will sound
very familiar to
those who have
been following the reshaping
of human institutions
and values by the
New World Order.
These include the
belief that man
should not dominate nature,
but instead become
a part of
it, with no more
rights and privileges
than, say, the purple-assed
baboon in the wild.
Governments are obsolete
and will be
replaced by other, more encompassing
institutions. Mankind is
moving into a de- industrialized post-technological society,
an "information age," the Age of Aquarius; again,
aborigines with laptop computers.
The primary
impetus towards the
evolution to the
post- technological society are
the repeated shocks
and chaos taking place,
including such events
as the Kennedy
assassination, the Vietnam War,
and the assault
on traditional institutions
and thinking by the psychedelic counterculture.
This philosophy
was described exactly
by Dr. William
Sargent of the Tavistock
Institute in 1957 in his
book Battle for
the Mind—A Physiology of
Conversion and Brain-Washing. Again, the idea is
that the micro
reflects the macro:
the occultist dictum, "As above, so below."
Sargent said,
"Various types of
beliefs can be
implanted in many people
after brain function
has been sufficiently
disturbed by accidentally or
deliberately induced fear,
anger, or excitement. Of
the results caused
by such disturbances,
the most common one
is temporarily impaired
judgment and heightened suggestibility. Its
various group manifestations are sometimes
classed under the
heading of 'herd
instinct,' and appear most
spectacularly in wartime,
during severe epidemics, and in
all similar periods
of common danger,
which increase anxiety and so
individual and mass suggestibility."
Out of
the Tavistock conference
also came Zbigniew Brzezinski's 1968
book The Technotronic
Age, that posits
an information society whose
basis of competition
is replaced by "amusement focus" based on
"spectator spectacles (mass sports and
TV) providing an
opiate for increasingly
purposeless masses... New forms of social control may be neededto limit
the indiscriminate exercise by
the individual of
their new powers. The
possibility of extensive
chemical mind control...
will call for a
social definition of
the common criteria
of restraint as
well as utilization." And
some think that Guy DeBord's
Society of the Spectacle isn't literal.
In the
Technotronic Age, the
"nation state as
a fundamental unit of
man's organized life
has ceased to be the
principal creative force: International
banks and multinational corporations are
acting and planning in
terms that are
far in advance of the political
concepts of the nation-state."
Brzezinski also
says of the
"Technotronic Age" that,
"At the same time
the capacity to
assert social and
political control over the
individual will vastly
increase. It will
soon be possible to assert
almost continuous control
over every citizen and
to maintain up-to-date files,
containing even the
most personal details about health
and personal behavior
of every citizen in addition to the more customary data.
"These files
will be subject
to instantaneous retrieval
by the authorities. Power
will gravitate into
the hands of those
who control information. Our
existing institutions will be
supplanted by pre-crisis management
institutions, the task
of which will
be to identify in
advance likely social
crises and to
develop programs to cope with them.
"This will
encourage tendencies through
the next several decades toward
a Technotronic Era,
a dictatorship leaving
even less room for
political procedures as
we know them. Finally, looking ahead
to the end
of the century,
the possibility of biochemical mind
control and genetic
tinkering with man, including beings
which will function
like men and
reason like them as well, could give
rise to some difficult questions."
A book
written at the
same time by
the conference chairman, Aurellio Peccei,
was titled The
Chasm Ahead, and it
too echoed the prevailing
elitist themes: Peccei
reiterated that a
one-world government was the
only solution to the
problems of the world. Also
required was that
Russia and the
U.S. would have
to enter into partnership
in global planning
and enforcement—a theme that
has become increasingly
obvious in recent
years with the Spetznaz
setting up shop
in Peoria and
Tulsa, and Clinton
trying to lease the Long Beach Naval Yards to the mainlandChinese. [7]
One of
the footsoldiers of
Tavistock—currently fallen from grace at least in the eyes of the
American people—is, believe it or
not, Newt Gingrich.
The truth about
Newt exists much
in contradiction to his
image as a staunch upholder
of Republican ideals and conservative
family values. Gingrich
is in fact another
trojan horse whose
mentor is the
"futurist" Alvin Toffler. Toffler's book
The Third Wave
describes the current technocratic takeover of the world,
the acquisitionof virtually all wealth by
a tiny elite,
and the relegation
of the vast
majority of the populace
to a Third
World foraging in
the garbage heaps
of the rich.
According to
Gingrich, speaking to a crowd
of yuppies at a
congress on "Democracy in
Virtual America," "In
the mid-to- late-'60s, I read
Drucker's The Age
of Discontinuities, Boulding's
The Meaning of the Twentieth Century, Bell's Beyond Post-Industrial Society—all
of which were
precursors to the
first popularizer of this
notion, which was
Future Shock, which was written
basically a quarter
of a century
ago. Now, those
four books described everything
we're living through
for all practical purposes... and
nothing has changed
for a quarter
of a century... I've worked
with the Tofflers
for 20 years
in trying to
figure out this interesting
question. Since this
is all intellectually obvious, why can't we break through?"
Toffler is
a protege of
Kenneth Boulding, who
is one of Tavistock's leading
lights in the
United States, and
according to his wife
founded the revolutionary
Students for a
Democratic Society (SDS). Boulding
and his wife
were responsible for
much bridge building between
the Fabian "societrists" of Tavistock and the New Left in the 1960s.
Gingrich revealed
his not-so-hidden roots
when he mentioned the
"anticipatory democracy" project
in his introduction to
The Third Wave.
"A/D," as it
is termed, was a
project fielded by
Tavistock in the
1960s intended to
bring about a New
Age shift toward
anything but traditional
values, unless it is
the Wellsian "Open
Conspiracy" traditional values
of the elite controllers.
Among the later
projects that would
be created by participants
in the "A/D" project
would be the Malthusian Club
of Rome and
the Carter administration's Global 2000 plan.
Gingrich was
ushered into the
Tavistock orbit in
1965 when, as an
undergraduate at Emory
University, a professor
at Georgia Tech introduced
him to the
work of Boulding
and Toffler. After getting his Ph.D. at Tulane, Gingrich
took a teaching job at West Georgia State College, outside Atlanta, the East
Coast node of the "humanist psychology movement." One of Gingrich's
closest associates was the
anything-but-Republican
Jimmy Carter, who put
Newt in charge
of an A/D
pilot project called
Goals for Georgia. It
was only later
that Gingrich got
his calling as a banner-waver
for the New Right. [8]
NOTES:
1. Dicks,
Henry Victor, Fifty
Years of the
Tavistock Clinic. (London, England: Routledge
& K. Paul,
1970); Douglas and
Thompson, "New attempt
to cover up the
English side of
the Bolshevik's Trust',
EIR, June5, 1987;
Wolfe, L., "The Tavistock
roots of the 'Aquarian Conspiracy', EIR, January 12, 1996
2.
Dicks; Zepp-LaRouche, Helga,
The Hitler Book.
(New York: The Schiller Institute, 1984); Wolfe
3.
Dr. John
Coleman, Conspirator's Hierarchy:
The Story of the
Committee of 300.
(America West Publishers,
Carson City, Nevada,
1992); Zepp- LaRouche; Dicks
4.
Dicks
5.
Dicks; Wolfe
6.
John Judge, "Nazis
in the White
House: The Reagan
Administration & the
Fascist International, Overthrow,
Fall 1985, and
"Good Americans", Dharma
Combat number 11
7.
Coleman; Sutton and
Wood, Trilateral Over
Washington. (Scottsdale, Arizona:
The August Corporation, 1978)
8. Anticipatory
Democracy—People in the
Politics of the
Future, Clement Bezold, ed.
(New York: Random
House, 1978); Steinberg,
Jeffrey, "Anticipatory democracy,"
EIR, January 12, 1996
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