by Henry Makow Ph.D.
"The Occult Technology of Power" (1974) is an inspired account of how Illuminati bankers assumed power and control the world. It confirms many of my boldest guesses, including assumptions about the nature of the Council on Foreign Relations (more below.)
This is why I thought the document was indeed a crash course given to an Illuminati heir.
(Moscow born, Max Boot, formerly of the Wall Street Journal, now works for CFR)
It wasn't until I got to the end that I discovered these disclaimers: "Any resemblance of these characters to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. Any resemblance of their methodology to that of real ruling elites is purely intentional."
The author provides a bibliography, "not to imply support for my scenario where there is none, but to credit a few of those who have provided grist for my thoughts."
Clearly this is an imaginative work by an astute observer based on years of study. My main reservation is that the author supposes there is more rivalry between banking dynasties, "my international peers" than I think actually exists. Otherwise, this document is a treasure trove of insights into how the Illuminati actually work. The CFR is an example.
(George Stephanopolis, ABC News)
THE COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
The Illuminati bankers use thousands of seemingly innocuous associations to subvert and direct society. This is a way of recruiting accomplices by subtly signalling to opportunists which policies are blessed by the money power.
Occult Technology says the "hierarchy of prestigious associations is capped by a single prestige society: The Council of World Affairs.... The Council is at the heart of what is called the Establishment and we are at the heart of the Council."
Founded in 1949, this organization claims to be a "private, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to creating an informed citizenry on matters of national and international significance."
Since we hear so little of it, I believe everything he says applies doubly to the Council on Foreign Relations. Here are his main points:
(Tim Geitner, Treasury Secretary)
1. This organization is "a front for a secret society." This means that the rank-and-file are not told the real objectives of the organization, i.e. a veiled world banker tyranny dedicated to satanism. (If their goals were wholesome, they wouldn't need to use deception.)
"All other agents are misled as to the bulk of our objectives and motives. Their knowledge is restricted to the details required by their assignments."
The Council is "invaluable for propagating our policy decisions to our entourage without revealing our motives and strategy. In many instances, policy can be successfully sold to our entourage and thus transmitted to the multitudes by merely airing it along with appropriate rationalizations in a single awe-inspiring session of the Council."
(George Clooney, Actor)
2. "Membership is no longer a reward for success as much as it is a prerequisite for major success. Without Council membership only the most outstanding can achieve national prominence. With membership, glaring mediocrities, with the "right" attitudes, achieve prominence.
"In fact, mediocrities are much more adapted to propagating our policy rationalizations and less likely to detect and oppose our ulterior motives.
"A power lusting mediocrity is not likely to judge his benefactors too harshly or inquire diligently into the nature of the power structure that brought him what he fears was undeserved success. The vanity of even idealistic, committed humanitarians militates against such a course.
(Lloyd Blankfein, CEO Goldman Sachs)
"The Council is now a giant employment agency of loyalists ready to parrot our public line from the commanding posts of government, foundations, broadcasting, industry, banking, and publishing.
"Although Council members are encouraged to take sides and bicker over the diversionary issues we create to entertain and enfeeble the populace, their solidarity in defending our power structure, root and branch, when pressed is a sight to behold!
"And to think that most see themselves as righteous defenders of the public good while they dismiss whispered rumors of our power structure as "kooky paranoia."
(Henrik Hertzberg, political columnist, New Yorker)
3. "Classical secret societies with elaborate circles within circles no longer play a major role in finance capitalist power structures. Most wide membership secret societies have degenerated into middle class excuses for escaping the wife and kids once a month for the company of men.
"But secret societies were a major weapon of our bourgeoisie forebearers in their struggle with the old feudal order of kings and princes. Under authoritarian despotism of the old style, the secret society was the only place a free-thinking man could express himself.
"Through threats of exposure, loyalty oaths, patronage, deception, and rewards we bound such malcontents into a fierce force for our [satanic] revolution.
(Angelina Jolie, actress)
"The multitude of degrees, occult mumbo-jumbo, and vague Humanitarianism concealed the real goals of our secret societies from the bulk of the membership. The roles of the "Illuminated" Masonic Lodges in European revolutions were decisive in our final victory over the old order"
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