chicken
05-04-2008, 11:23 AM
I used to belong to the Woodcraft folk as a child, from about nine to about eleven years, a relatively short time. I lived in South London then....
I discover that the Woodcraft folk is connected to the peace movement, and the Labour Party, plus other movements or groups.
One group where it said that the Woodcraft Folk stems from is the Kibbo Kift Kin
The Kibbo Kift Kindred "was based on a romanticised Saxonism mixed with Native American Shamanism, a term Hargrave used some 30 years before Mircia Eliade supposedly invented it. The Kift respected four annual festivals with Saxon names, and was developed specifically to bring city dwellers back to nature."
The Kibbo Kift Kin "explored concepts familiar to us now, such as totemism, and was modelled on, amongst others, the Rosicrucians. The document setting out the Kibbo Kift principles, the Confession of the Kibbo Kift, was deliberately named after the 'Confession of the Brotherhood of the Rosy Cross', one of the two manifestos of the Rosicrucians."
The Confession of the Kibbo Kift was reviewed by the New Age periodical. The review stressed that there was no mention of the Rosicrucians, but praised Hargrave for drawing "something useful from St Paul, Mme Blavatsky, Charlie Chaplin, Cromwell, Lao Tze, Nietzsche, Noah and Tolstoy."
It said that also there were links with transcedental meditation? and the Maharashi
A whole section of MI5, known as F Branch, was set up, devoted solely to "domestic subversion". Among the "targets" monitored by F Branch were the Woodcraft Folk (the children's' section of the Co-operative Movement), hunt saboteurs and an entire class studying Marxism and Literature at Gwent College of Further Education.
I found this here last night the site worked well this morning I cannot access it, so resorted to cache
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:3IMr_UkulcMJ:www.hackitectura.net/wiki/phpwiki-1.3.3/index.php/%255BHistory%2520of%2520M15+Mi5%2Bwoodcraft+folk&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=uk
What does any body else know about this? This might explain something possibly about my targetting...its a long shot?
chicken
I discover that the Woodcraft folk is connected to the peace movement, and the Labour Party, plus other movements or groups.
One group where it said that the Woodcraft Folk stems from is the Kibbo Kift Kin
The Kibbo Kift Kindred "was based on a romanticised Saxonism mixed with Native American Shamanism, a term Hargrave used some 30 years before Mircia Eliade supposedly invented it. The Kift respected four annual festivals with Saxon names, and was developed specifically to bring city dwellers back to nature."
The Kibbo Kift Kin "explored concepts familiar to us now, such as totemism, and was modelled on, amongst others, the Rosicrucians. The document setting out the Kibbo Kift principles, the Confession of the Kibbo Kift, was deliberately named after the 'Confession of the Brotherhood of the Rosy Cross', one of the two manifestos of the Rosicrucians."
The Confession of the Kibbo Kift was reviewed by the New Age periodical. The review stressed that there was no mention of the Rosicrucians, but praised Hargrave for drawing "something useful from St Paul, Mme Blavatsky, Charlie Chaplin, Cromwell, Lao Tze, Nietzsche, Noah and Tolstoy."
It said that also there were links with transcedental meditation? and the Maharashi
A whole section of MI5, known as F Branch, was set up, devoted solely to "domestic subversion". Among the "targets" monitored by F Branch were the Woodcraft Folk (the children's' section of the Co-operative Movement), hunt saboteurs and an entire class studying Marxism and Literature at Gwent College of Further Education.
I found this here last night the site worked well this morning I cannot access it, so resorted to cache
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:3IMr_UkulcMJ:www.hackitectura.net/wiki/phpwiki-1.3.3/index.php/%255BHistory%2520of%2520M15+Mi5%2Bwoodcraft+folk&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=uk
What does any body else know about this? This might explain something possibly about my targetting...its a long shot?
chicken