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21.How Hindu Schooling Came To America (II): The Underground History of American Education by John Taylor Gatto from archive.org

 

21.How Hindu Schooling Came To America (II): The Underground History of American Education by John Taylor Gatto from archive.org

 

 

How Hindu Schooling Came To America (II)

 

    Andrew Bell, the gentleman in question, used to be described in old editions of the  Britannica as "cold, shrewd, self-seeking." He might not have been the most pious cleric.  Perhaps like his contemporary, Parson Malthus, he didn't really believe in God at all, but  as a young man following the flag he had an eye out for the main chance. Bell found his  opportunity when he studied the structure Hindus arranged for training the lower castes,  about 95 percent of the Indian population. It might well serve a Britain which had driven  its peasantry into ruin in order to create an industrial proletariat for coal-driven industry.  

 

     Bell was fascinated by the purposeful nature of Hindu schooling. It seemed eminently  compatible with the goals of the English state church. So as many another ambitious  young man has done throughout history when he stumbles upon a little-known novelty,  he swiped it. Before we turn to details of the Hindu method, and how Bell himself was  upstaged by an ambitious young Quaker who beat him into the school market with a  working version of Bell's idea, you should understand a little about Hindu religion. 

 

      After the British military conquest of India (in reality a merchant conquest) nothing  excited the popular mind and the well-bred mind alike more than Hindu religion with its  weird (to Western eyes) idols and rituals. Close analysis of Sanskrit literature seemed to  prove that some kind of biological and social link had existed between the all-conquering  Aryans, from whom the Hindus had descended, and Anglo-Saxons, which might explain  theological similarities between Hinduism and Anglicanism. The possibilities suggested  by this connection eventually

 

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Chapter Three: THE SILENCE OF NATO, CIA AND MI6 -Nato's Secret Armies by Daniele Ganser

 

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THE SILENCE OF NATO, CIA AND MI6

At the time of the Gladio discoveries in 1990, NATO, the world's largest military alliance, was made up of 16 nations: Belgium, Denmark, Germany, France, Greece, the United Kingdom, Iceland, Italy, Canada, Luxemburg, Norway, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, Turkey and the United States, with the latter commanding a dominant position within the alliance. NATO reacted with confusion to the revelations of Italian Prime Minister Andreotti and feared for its image when the secret stay-behind armies were linked to massacres, torture, coup d'etats and other terrorist operations in several countries of Western Europe.

After almost a month of silence on Monday November 5, 1990, NATO categorically denied Andreotti's allegation concerning NATO's involvement in operation Gladio and the secret armies. Senior NATO spokesman Jean Marcotta said at SHAPE headquarters in Mons, Belgium that 'NATO has never contemplated guerrilla war or clandestine operations; it has always concerned itself with military 1 affairs and the defence of Allied frontiers.' Then, on Tuesday November 6, a NATO spokesman explained that NATO's denial of the previous day had been false. The spokesman left journalists only with a short communique which said that NATO never commented on matters of military secrecy and that Marcotta 2 should not have said anything at all. The international press protested against the ill-advised public relations policy of the military alliance when it related with bitterness: 'As shock followed shock across the Continent, a NATO spokesman issued a denial: nothing was known of Gladio or stay-behind. Then a seven word 3 communique announced that the denial was "incorrect" and nothing more.'

As trust in NATO diminished, the headlines ran 'Undercover NATO group 4 "may have had terrorist links"'. 'Secret NATO network branded subversive: Commission finds that Gladio, the alliance's underground arm in Italy, became a focal point for fascist elements bent on combating the Communists by instigating 5 terrorist attacks to justify repressive laws.' 'Bomb used at Bologna came from 6 NA TO Unit.' A NA TO diplomat, who insisted on remaining anonymous, reasoned in front of the press: 'Since this is a secret organisation, I wouldn't expect too many questions to be answered, even though the Cold War is over. If there were any links to terrorist organisations, that sort of information would be buried very deep indeed.

 

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