Aldous Huxley

[herebynightfall]

This amazing being was the biggest guide, and eye opener in my earlier years.

These videos are a great watch, and I personally recomend you watch them both all the way through. Enjoy. I hope you take something from this soft-spoken man.

Part 1
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TTXVVkyD0Is

Part 2
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Hq0zOh60c8s

Part 3
http://youtube.com/watch?v=owRgAT7GMyQ

[chris]

Then this might be quite interesting for you...

http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/videotest/hux1.ram

http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/videotest/hux2.ram

[herebynightfall]

Then this might be quite interesting for you...

http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/videotest/hux1.ram

http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/videotest/hux2.ram

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[montag]

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• AUDIO - Aldous Huxley: The Ultimate Revolution, March 20, 1962

[hagbard_celine]

Great stuff!

"Brave New World" was a brilliant book.

Huxley died the same day as JFK strangely enough. His fellow writer CS Lewis did too. Huxley and Lewis were two of Britain's most famous writers and they both wrote fiction with powerful theological and occult themes.

[vienna]

Huxley was employed by the Futurist society - his grandfather, Thomas Henry Huxley, was the famously outspoken biologist who helped develop the theory of evolution alongside Charles Darwin and all elites working for the globalist agenda on predictive programming an dthe eugenics movement


Huxley's theories are manifesting today with activity in the branches of the UN with the passage of the New Freedom Initiative, calling for the entire populations to undergo regular psychologiical screenings to increase psychotropic drug prescriptions for all citizens

[vienna]

more on Huxley and his use by the Elite here:


http://www.redicecreations.com/radio/2007/08aug/RICR-070812-awatt.mp3

August 12, 2007
Alan Watt on Red Ice Creations Radio - Future Studies & Collectivism

"Our Regular Guest Alan Watt join us to talk about Future Studies, Scarcity and Collectivism. We'll begin to talk about Weird Weather, Chemtrails, HAARP, Climate Change and the Implementation of a Global Government Propelled by Global Warming. Topics Discussed: Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre" - Global Strategic Trends Programme 2007-2036, Scarcity: Ethanol Fuel vs Food & Higher Prices, Mega Cities: Habitats, Sterilization, The Doomsday Vault in Svalbard, A New Earth: Garden of Eden v2.0, Genesis, Mammon - The Beast: Money, Natural Laws, Stanford Research Institute, Changing Images of Man, "A Computer-based Exploration of Alternative Futures for Mankind 2000", The Individual vs. the Collective, the Hive, Tavistock Institute, Aldous Huxley and much more. "

[lydia78]

Great stuff!

"Brave New World" was a brilliant book.

Huxley died the same day as JFK strangely enough. His fellow writer CS Lewis did too. Huxley and Lewis were two of Britain's most famous writers and they both wrote fiction with powerful theological and occult themes.

Absolutely brilliant book.:)

[bicycle]

Just a boring old fart who was a minion for the NWO.

[eternal_spirit]

He was working for the other side. A believer in the eugenics movement. Tavistock etc mid control promoter of LSD, not one of the good guys. A freemason and Darwinist who was also a mason, survival of the fittest and the bull theory of evolution. Brave New World is NWO he knew the future plans of the Elite same as Orwell. That's where the ideas came from for the books.

When I was young an naive I thought he was cool.
Now I know different. Alan Watt dishes the dirt on him. I think Icke does too, in the Biggest Secret.

[vienna]

He was working for the other side. A believer in the eugenics movement. Tavistock etc mid control promoter of LSD, not one of the good guys. A freemason and Darwinist who was also a mason, survival of the fittest and the bull theory of evolution. Brave New World is NWO he knew the future plans of the Elite same as Orwell. That's where the ideas came from for the books.

When I was young an naive I thought he was cool.
Now I know different. Alan Watt dishes the dirt on him. I think Icke does too, in the Biggest Secret.


I think Alan Watt mentioned Orwell rebelled and cut loose from his handlers - but I agree with you on Huxley

[synergy777]

orwell was better. hg wells was another great, often overlooked, why?

huxley was control by sensuality, orwell was control by authority.

[matrixcutter]

There's an Alan Watt mp3 in my signature, which includes a speech by Huxley.

Transcript (http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com/transcripts/Mass_Mind_Control_Alan_Watt.html)

[vienna]

There's an Alan Watt mp3 in my signature, which includes a speech by Huxley.

Transcript (http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com/transcripts/Mass_Mind_Control_Alan_Watt.html)


type "alan watt huxley" into google and see the second link ;)

[matrixcutter]

:eek:

[king]

Huxley is some character... I would not wish anything that this man preaches to my worst enemy

[king]

Aldous Huxley - Doors of Perception
Aldous Huxley - Doors of Perception - YouTube


Huxley's LSD Death Trip
Huxley's LSD Death Trip - YouTube

[danielg]

Alan Watts (the Zen philosopher) was friends with Huxley and interviewed his wife. He does'nt seem half as bad as people make out. http://undergroundsatellite.net/.Speakers/Aldous%20Huxley