Tragedy and Hope 101 The Illusion of Justice, Freedom, and Democracy Joseph Plummer: Chapter Ten: Final Thoughts

 

Tragedy and Hope 101 The Illusion of Justice, Freedom, and Democracy Joseph Plummer: Chapter Ten: Final Thoughts

 

Chapter Ten: Final Thoughts

In May 2012 I began sorting through and organizing the reference material for this book. After a couple months of narrowing my choices, I came to a reasonably depressing conclusion: there was absolutely no way I could adequately condense Quigley’s work into just a couple hundred pages, let alone condense the Network- coordinated depravity exposed in the dozens of other excellent books1 that I wanted to cover.

By August 2012, it looked like a bomb had gone off in our house; notes and books were strewn everywhere, and counted among the scraps of paper were countless abandoned outlines. With no idea where to begin, and facing thousands of hours of additional work, I nearly put everything away. I’d convinced myself that my best effort would only come up short, so why bother? Ironically, one of the many topics that I knew I couldn’t adequately cover, summarized in a couple sentences that I’d scribbled on a piece of paper, started moving me (psychologically) back in the right direction:

How many of us do nothing because we feel that we cannot do enough?

How much “more than enough” could be done if all of us simply did something?

These two sentences led me to reevaluate the reason for writing this book. So what if I couldn’t “adequately” summarize all of the material that I wanted to cover? Even an inadequate summary

1 See the “recommended-reading” list on the last page

would be better than no summary at all. And was this really about writing a condensed version of a thirteen-hundred-page history book, or was it more about protecting myself and others from men who believe “there is no moral dimension...what is successful is right”? Clearly it was the latter, and this is what ultimately drove me to continue: a burning desire to expose and weaken the criminal ruling class.

At this point, I can only hope that you share my desire and that you feel the information you’ve read here is useful. If so, I would ask that you please tell people about the free online version of this book available at TragedyAndHope.INFO, or if you have a hard copy, share it with friends and family. Take a few minutes and leave a short review at Amazon.com and other websites, or simply recommend the book on message boards if the topic is a good match. Never underestimate the impact you can have each time that you do something.

On my end, I will be creating a “bonus material” section at the TragedyAndHope.INFO website. This will enable me to post my page-reference notes for Tragedy and Hope, as well as my notes for The Anglo-American Establishment, Diplomacy, NATO’s Secret Armies, and some of the other books listed on the following page. These page-reference notes will help you quickly find interesting reference material within each book.

I will also provide links to excellent articles like “The Horrifying American Roots of Nazi Eugenics” available here http://hnn.us/article/1796 . From there I can post related information, like how the government (following a 1974 policy report directed by Henry Kissinger) implemented a secret twenty- five-year plan to reduce global fertility,2 or how the Network, in cooperation with the “government,” created genetically modified corn that was designed to sterilize those who ate it and a “tetanus” vaccine designed to sterilize those who received the shot.3

2 See National Security Study Memorandum 200, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSSM_200
3 Paraphrasing William Engdahl’s Seeds of Destruction, pages 270–275. Spermicidal corn: In September 2001 Epicyte reported that they had successfully created the ultimate GMO crop— contraceptive corn. On October 6, 2002, CBS News reported that the United States Department of

These and other topics were too much to squeeze between the covers of this book. Therefore, the bonus-material section will provide interested readers an opportunity to dig deeper into the Network’s long list of unpunished crimes. And on that note, if you’re ready to start digging now, here are just a handful of books that address the Network’s illegitimate power in one way or another. Many of them are available for free online. I’ve listed them by page count from shortest to longest.

Recommended Reading

War Is a Racket, by Major General Smedley Butler The Law, by Frederic Bastiat
Media Control, by Noam Chomsky
Dumbing Us Down, by John Taylor Gatto

The Impact of Science on Society, by Bertrand Russell

Agriculture had financed thirty-two field trials including Epicyte’s spermicidal corn. What was not revealed was that the USDA was also providing the field trial results to scientists at the US Department of Defense through one of their biological research laboratories. At the time of their brief public announcement, which they presented as a contribution to the world’s “overpopulation” problem, Epicyte estimated its spermicidal corn would be available in 2006 or 2007. After the press release, discussion of the breakthrough vanished. Nothing more was heard in any media about the development. Antifertility vaccines: The folks at the Rockefeller Foundation, in cooperation with World Health Organization researchers, sought to develop a double-whammy vaccine. In the early 1990s, according to a report from the Global Vaccine Institute, the World Health Organization oversaw massive vaccination campaigns against tetanus in Nicaragua, Mexico, and the Philippines. Numerous vials of the vaccine, tested under suspicion, were found to contain hCG, which, when combined with a tetanus toxoid carrier, renders women incapable of maintaining a pregnancy. Also, rather curiously, this vaccination campaign against “tetanus” was directed only at women of child- bearing ages between fifteen and forty-five. (The men and boys apparently didn’t need tetanus protection.) “Pro Vida dug further and learned that the Rockefeller Foundation...the World Bank, the UN Development Program and the Ford Foundation, and others had been working with the World Health Organization for 20 years to develop an anti-fertility vaccine using hCG with tetanus as well as other vaccines.” None of the women who received the hCG-laced vaccines were told of the vaccine’s abortive properties or its long-term effect on their ability to have children.

None Dare Call It Conspiracy, by Gary Allen

Philip Dru: Administrator, by Edward Mandell House

Our Enemy the State, by Albert Jay Nock

Propaganda, by Edward Bernays

The Scientific Outlook, by Bertrand Russell

The Shadows of Power, by James Perloff

Confessions of an Economic Hitman, by John Perkins

The Fluoride Deception, by Christopher Bryson

NATO’S Secret Armies, by Daniele Ganser

A Century of War, by William Engdahl

The Case Against Fluoride, by Paul Connett, James Beck, and H. Spedding Micklem

To End all Wars, by Thomas Knock
The Molecular Vision of Life, by Lily E. Kay

The Virus and the Vaccine, by Debbie Bookchin and Jim Schumacher

The Anglo-American Establishment, by Carroll Quigley Eugenics: A Reassessment, by Richard Lynn
Seeds of Destruction, by William Engdahl
1984, by George Orwell

Blood Bankers, by James Henry

Foundations: Their Power and Influence, by Rene A. Wormser

War Against the Weak, by Edwin Black

Politics in Healing: The Suppression and Manipulation of American Medicine, by Daniel Haley

The Plutonium Files: America’s Secret Medical Experiments in

the Cold War, by Eileen Welsome
The Pinochet File, by Peter Kornbluh
The Creature from Jekyll Island, by G. Edward Griffin Diplomacy, by Henry Kissinger
Tragedy and Hope, by Carroll Quigley

Index

Page numbers followed by “n” indicate footnotes.

Adams, John, 119, 119n1 Adams, Samuel, 116, 116n24 Alboth, Herbert, 177 Aldrich, Nelson, 61–62, 79,

83–84
Aldrich Plan, 61, 65, 81–83,

82n26 al-Qaeda, 161

American Communist Party, 6

American history, teaching of, 124

The Anglo-American Establishment (Quigley), 4–6, 34, 37, 69n2, 82, 141

Austria, 151–152, 154, 169, 179

Avanguardia Nazionale, 173

Ball, George, 188
Bamford, James, 130, 188 bankers, 69–70, 70n5, 143 barter, 94–97
Bastiat, Frederic, 67
Battle of Poland (1939), 156 Belgium, 145, 174, 177–178

Bernanke, Ben, 81
Bernays, Edward, 20–21, 59–

60, 107, 133, 133–

134n19
Biddle, Nicholas, 79
Bill of Rights, 112, 120, 168 Bitcoin, 110, 113
Black Hand, 133, 133n18,

192, 192n27
Bologna railway bombing,

172 Bosnia, 161

Boston Evening Transcript, 5 Brabant Massacres, 174n19 British Empire, 29–32 Bryce, James, 135

Bundy, McGeorge, 188

capitalism, 14, 69, 77, 88–89 financial, 69n2

capitalists, 4, 6–7, 89, 121, 169n7

Carnegie, Andrew, 72 Carnegie Endowment, 12 Carnegie Foundation, 8, 122 Carr, E. H., 182–186
Casey, Katherine, 122–125,

131, 133
Casson, Felice, 171–174 Central Bank of England,

109, 109n10
central banks, 61–66, 77–79,

82n26, 84, 109–111 CFR. See Council on Foreign

Relations
Chamberlain, Neville, 155 Chambers, Whittaker, 12 Chatham House, 4, 37 Chiang Kai-Shek, 11
China, 8–12, 169n7, 184–185 Christian Science Monitor, 5 Churchill, Winston, 194–196 CIA, 49, 49n5, 54n15, 128–

132, 165, 168–170, 179–

180, 188
coercive power, 26–29, 67 collective security, 146–147,

157–159
commodity money, 95–97 Communism, 169n7 Communists, 131n14, 169n7 Communists and

Communism, 4, 6–14, 121, 164, 168–174, 183, 186–187

competing currencies, 109– 111, 109n10, 110n12, 110n13, 113

concentration camps, 38, 41– 42, 163

Conditions of Peace (Carr), 182–183

confirmation bias, 166–167,

166n4
consumption value, 95 Council on Foreign Relations

(CFR), 4–5, 37, 47–48, 123, 123n6, 138, 160– 161

credit, 49, 75–78, 88, 92 Cruiser Rules, 195 Cuba Project, 127–131,

131n14, 165 currencies. See also money

competing, 109–111, 109n10, 110n12, 110n13, 113

digital, 110, 110n13, 113 currency. See money Cyprus, 176 Czechoslovakia, 145, 151–

152, 154–155

David Rockefeller Studies Program, 160

Dawes Plan, 143
De Beers, 32
debt, 49, 70, 75, 85–90,

86n32, 138–140, 143– 144, 157, 198–199, 198n38

debt money, 92–93, 102–105, 110, 139, 198n38

debtors, illiterate, 92–93 Declaration of Independence,

119
democracy, 1, 22, 26, 55, 58,

66, 107, 131–136, 134n19, 166–170, 174–

178, 183 diamonds, 32–33

digital currencies, 110, 110n13, 113

Diplomacy (Kissinger), 15 Dishonest Money (Plummer),

47, 93
Disraeli, Benjamin, 30 disruptive technologies, 116 Dodd, Norman, 122, 124 Dogecoin, 110, 110n13, 113 dollars, 97, 97n2, 110n12,

138–139
Douglass, Frederick, 105 dual policy, 146, 163, 170,

191
Dulles, Allen, 49n5 Dulles, John Foster, 48

Eisenhower, Dwight D., 111n17

To End All Wars (Knock), 54–57, 136n25

Engdahl, William, 123n6 Erserver, Cem, 176n24 Espionage Act, 136 Ethiopia, 146–147 European Union (EU), 177–

178

false and designing men, 118, 118n24, 163–180, 199

false flag operations, 162– 166, 174, 176n24, 179, 181, 187, 199

fascists
Franco, 146, 148–150, 174,

179
Hitler, 151–158, 163–164,

169, 185
Mussolini, 146–148, 158

FDR. See Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

Federal Reserve Act, 78, 80– 81, 83

Federal Reserve System, 5n9, 48–49, 62, 64, 71–72, 78–90, 109–110, 110n11, 134, 137–139, 199n40

Ferdinand, Franz, 133, 192, 192n27

fiat money, 100–101 financial capitalism, 69,

69n2, 77, 88–89 Fisher, Irving, 103
FM 30-31B, 179 Foundations: Their Power

and Influence

(Wormser), 13
Fourteen Points, 136 fractional money, 98–100 France, 144–145, 149–152 Franco, Francisco, 146, 148–

150, 174, 179
freedom, war on, 121–125 Freedom of Information Act

(FOIA), 179 Freemasons, 35

Freud, Sigmund, 20, 56 Fugitive Slave Act, 115

Ganser, Daniele, 132, 168– 169, 174n19, 176n24, 179

Gardner, Richard, 47 Gelli, Licio, 180
Geneva Protocol, 145 Genro, 25, 27
George, King of England,

196
Germany, 27, 135, 141–146,

149–150, 163–164, 185, 195, 198n37. See also Hitler, Adolph

Gladstone, William, 29 Glass-Owen Federal Reserve

Act. See Federal Reserve

Act
global domination, 45–50 global governance, 159–162 global government, 157–159 gold, 32–33, 71, 96–102,

110, 113, 138–139 gold standard, 87–90, 138–

139
Gonzales, Servando, 58 government debt, 138–140 Great Britain, 30–36, 43, 138,

144–154, 158
Great Depression, 138
Great Leap Forward, 185 Greece, 174–176
Greer, 189–190, 195
Grey, Edward, 193, 196, 198 Griffin, G. Edward, 46–47,

84, 195–196
Gulf of Tonkin Incident,

187–188

Hemphill, Robert, 103 Herald Tribune, 5, 9 Hindenberg, 164
Hiss, Alger, 12

Hitler, Adolph, 27, 38, 43, 146, 149, 151–158, 163– 164, 169, 185

Hoare, Samuel, 147
Hobbs, Thomas, 29
House, Edward Mandell, 45,

51–55, 54n15, 58, 63– 66, 73, 84–85, 123, 139, 192–193, 196–198

Huxley, Aldous, 29

illiterate debtors, 92–93, 104 Illuminati, 35
income tax, 61–66, 71–75,

74n11, 111–114, 111n16, 111n17, 113n18, 113n19, 114n18, 137, 139, 199n40

individualism, 25, 55, 182– 183, 185

The Inquiry, 123. See also Council on Foreign Relations

Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR), 6–15

international bankers, 69–70, 70n5, 143

International Institutions and

Global Governance, 160

The Intimate Papers of Col House, 84

intrinsic value, 96 investment bankers, 70 Italicus Express attack, 172 Italy, 132, 145–150, 155,

169, 171–177, 176n24, 180

Jackson, Andrew, 79n20 Jameson Raid, 39–40
Japan, 23–25
Jefferson, Thomas, 120–121 Jekyll Island, 80–84, 82n26 Jesuits, 35

Johnson, Lyndon B., 176, 188–189

Joint Chiefs of Staff, 128– 129, 131n14, 165, 188

J. P. Morgan and Co., 5, 65 jury nullification, 115–116

Kennedy, John F., 130–131, 165

Kentucky Resolutions of 1798

(Jefferson), 120–121 Kenworthy, Joseph, 196 Kerr, Philip, 141
Kissinger, Henry, 15–16, 57,

133, 141, 181n1, 182,

187–191
Knock, Thomas J., 53–54,

135–136, 136n25, 193 Kosovo, 161

Kruger, Paul, 40–41, 41n35

Lamont, Thomas, 13 League of Nations, 38, 43,

66, 134–138, 144, 146–

147, 156–159 Lemnitzer, Lyman, 131n14,

165 Libya, 161

Litecoin, 110, 113 Locarno Pacts, 145, 152 Locke, John, 29 Lusitania, 134, 191–199,

194n30, 198n37

Machiavelli, 16
Madison, James, 121
Mao Zedong, 11, 184–185 Marx, Karl, 50–51, 182 Marxism, 183, 185 McCarran Committee, 8 McCollum memo, 190 McKenna, Reginald, 76 McNamara, Robert, 188 media, influence of, 2, 5–8,

12, 59, 82, 120, 126, 165, 178, 186, 194. See also propaganda

medical marijuana, 114 Meiji Restoration, 23–25 Mersey, Lord, 194n30 MI6, 168–169

Miceli, Vito, 173n17 military-industrial complex,

74, 111, 111n17

Milner, Alfred, 36–37, 45, 89 Milner Group, 37, 43, 141–

145, 152–153, 159 Milner’s Kindergarten, 36 MK Ultra, 167
Moirn, Marco, 171
money, 67–90, 91–117. See

also credit; debt; debt

money
barter, 94–97
combining and controlling,

69–72, 69n2
commodity, 95–97 competing currencies, 109–

111, 109n10, 110n12,

110n13
confiscating, 72–75 creating, 75–78
debt, 92–93, 102–105, 110,

139, 198n38 defined, 93–94
digital currencies, 110,

110n13, 113
dollars, 97, 97n2, 138–139 Federal Reserve System.

See Federal Reserve

System
fiat, 100–101
fractional, 98–100 Network control of, 91–93,

104–108
nullification and, 114–117,

116n24 overview, 67–68 receipt, 97–98

monopoly capitalism, 88–89

morality, 15–16, 19, 26, 30– 33, 105, 111, 116–117, 132, 167, 181–182, 196

Morgan, J. P., 5, 5n9, 8, 72, 74, 78–80, 83, 143

Morgan Bank, 13
Moro, Aldo, 179
Mullins, Eustace, 5n9 Mussolini, Benito, 146–148,

158

The Naked Capitalist

(Skousen), 14
national sovereignty, 18, 20,

27, 46–48, 61, 105, 122, 132, 139, 156, 159, 161, 170, 175, 187

NATO, 132, 165, 169–173, 173–174n17, 177

NATO’s Secret Armies

(Ganser), 176n24, 179 Nazis, 151, 153–156, 163–

164, 185–186. See also

Hitler, Adolph neo-isolationists, 10–11 the Network

background of, 4–6 birthplace of, 29–32 building of, 32–35
Carr and, 182–186 Casey on, 122–125, 131,

133
Churchill and, 194–196 control of money by, 91–

93, 104–108 control of money by,

solutions to, 108–117 debt traps and, 138–140 elections and, 59–66 Fascism and, 141–146,

151–156
first instruments and

accomplishments of, 35–

38
global domination and, 45–

50
global governance and,

157–161, 199–200 goal of, 4, 14, 105
IPR and, 6–15 Kissinger and, 187–191,

182
League of Nations and. See

League of Nations
1912 election and, 61–66 Operation Gladio and, 167–

170, 168n5, 170n7, 174–

178
Operation Northwoods and,

125–131
overview, 19–20
Phillip Dru: Administrator

and, 50–54
political influence of, 17–

18
recovery of America by,

45–66, 199
Second Boer War and, 40–

44
suppression of Tragedy and

Hope by, 2–3
war on freedom by, 121–

125
Wilson and, 132–133 Woodrow Wilson and, 54–

59
World War I and, 132–138

The New Freedom (Wilson), 58

new imperialism, 31
New World Order, 20, 58,

61, 133, 141, 192, 199 The New York Times, 5, 9 1912 election, 61–66 nonintervention agreement,

149–150 Nonintervention Committee,

150
Norman, Montagu, 77 Northwoods Document, 127–

132
nullification, 114–117,

116n24

100% Money (Fisher), 103 one-world currency, 110n12 Operation Ajax, 161 Operation Cyclone, 161 Operation Gladio, 132, 165–

180, 186
Operation Himmler, 163–164 Operation Northwoods, 125–

132, 131n14, 131n15,

165, 179, 188
Ordine Nuovo, 171–173 Oxford, 29–32, 36–38, 43

panic of 1907, 78–79, 79n20 Peabody, George, 5, 5n9 Pearl Harbor, 190–191 peonage, 92–93

Perloff, James, 64–65 Peteano terror attack, 171–

173

Phillip Dru: Administrator

(House), 51, 193
Piazza Fontana massacre, 172 Pinochet, Augusto, 175 Poland, 145, 151–152, 155–

156, 163
Portugal, 149, 170 Prohibition, 115 propaganda, 20–23, 28, 36,

51, 59–60, 106–107, 122–124, 133–136, 158– 159, 197–199. See also media, influence of

Propaganda (Bernays), 20– 21, 59–60, 83

Queen Victoria’s Empire

(PBS), 33
Quigley, Carroll. See also

specific topics of discussion background of, 1–3

The Quigley Formula

(Griffin), 46–47

radical Right, 10–13 Rathkolb, Oliver, 179 REAL ID Act of 2005, 114

realists, 181, 185–187 Realpolitik, 12, 15–18, 181–

200, 181n1
receipt money, 97–98 Reece, B. Carroll, 13 Reece Committee, 12–13,

124
Reichstag fire, 164 Rhineland, 151–152
Rhodes, Cecil, 32–36, 39–45,

40n35, 69n2 Rhodes, Frank, 40 Rhodesia, 32
Rhodes Scholarship, 32,

32n18
Rhodes University, 32 Richelieu, Cardinal de, 15–16 Rockefeller, 72, 78–80, 83 Rockefeller, David, 160 Rockefeller, Nelson, 150 Rockefeller Foundation, 8 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

(FDR), 138–139, 189–

191
Roosevelt, Teddy, 64–66 Rothschild, 5n9, 80
Round Table Groups, 5, 36–

37
Royal Colonial Institute, 30 Royal Institute of

International Affairs, 4,

37, 43
Ruskin, John, 31–32
Russell, Bertrand, 21–22, 107 Russia, 26–27, 130, 144–145,

175, 183–185

Second Boer War, 39–44 Second World War. See

World War II

The Secrets of the Federal Reserve (Mullins), 5n9

Seeds of Destruction

(Engdahl), 123n6 Senate Judiciary Committee,

8
Shah of Iran, 175

Shinto ideology, 24
silver, 96–98, 97n2, 100–101,

110, 113
Skousen, W. Cleon, 14 Smith, Adam, 29
Smuts, Jan C., 40, 41n35 socialism, 14, 50–51, 54–55,

183
South Africa, 32–33, 36, 39,

41n35, 42 sovereignty. See national

sovereignty

The Soviet Impact on the Western World (Carr), 183

Soviet Union, 11–12, 155, 169n7, 182

Spain, 146, 148–150, 170, 174, 179

Special Committee to Investigate Tax-Exempt Foundations, 13

state nullification, 114–117, 116n24

Strong, Benjamin, 77 Subcommittee on Internal

Security, 8 submarines and U-boats,

189–190, 198
Sutton, Anthony, 169n7 Switzerland, 169, 177–178 Syria, 161

Taft, William Howard, 61–66 Tamburino, Giovanni,

173n17
tax-exempt foundations, 13,

73, 111, 121–122 TenthAmendmentCenter.com

, 114
terrorism, 131–132, 131n14,

153, 161–162, 163–180, 169n7, 179n30, 183, 185–186

terrorists, 161
Tolkein, R. R., 29
Toynbee, Arnold J., 47 Toynbee Hall, 36
Tragedy and Hope (Quigley).

See also specific topics

of discussion

overview, 3–6
publication and suppression

of, 2–3
transparency, 26, 96, 100 Treaty of Versailles, 141,

151–152

U-boats and submarines, 195–196

Union of South Africa, 42.

See also South Africa United Nations, 157, 159 US Constitution, 27, 51, 54,

73, 112, 120–121, 160,

168
useful idiot, 58, 58n27 US Senate, 6–7, 137, 176,

198
US State Department, 10,

122–123, 123n6, 179, 179m30, 192

value, 95–96
Vanderlip, Frank A., 81, 83–

84
Van Zyl, Lizzie, 38–39, 42 Vietnam war, 187–188 Vinciguerra, Vincenzo, 166,

172–173

Wall Street, 5–6, 8, 75

War and Peace Studies

(CFR), 123, 123n6 Warburg, 48, 80, 84
Ward, Chester, 48
war on freedom, 121–125 Washington Post, 5 Wilson, Woodrow, 45, 53–

66, 73, 78, 83–84, 123, 132–139, 133n19, 134n20, 191–193, 197– 198

World War I, 66, 87–88, 123, 132–138, 148, 198

World War II, 132, 138, 141– 162, 183, 189

Wormser, Rene A., 13