Today's podcast is another book report.  "Lies My Teacher Told Me" by James W. Loewen is an eye-opening study of 12 high school history textbooks and how they effectively destroy any curiosity of history in the minds of their students.  They do this through such techniques as information overload, authoritative tone, heroification and lies of omission, just to name a few.  Today's podcast covers just a couple of examples of how history is distorted to elicit favorable perceptions of certain historical figures and events.  

It's been a couple of months since my last podcast, so forgive me if I'm a tad bit rusty.  But even though I've been silent on the internet airwaves, I've been keeping abreast of articles that I think pertain to all of us on the planet.  I'll let the articles speak for themselves.

"In all of history, there is no known case of anyone's creating a problem for anyone else." Francis FitzGerald (1979)  

Since that is the impression most Americans get when they read school textbooks, it is no wonder that they continue to be fooled by the same techniques of control.  But Americans aren't the only ones fooled by power.  Let's look at France's new President, Francois Hollande, the socialist who supposedly came onto the political scene from nowhere.  It takes very little digging to see that he is connected with Jacques Attali, the Henry Kissinger of France, who wrote "Millennium: Winners and Losers in the Coming World Order.  Does this mean that France will now fully accept its E.U. overlords?  Time will tell.  

There is more sad news from China as capsules filled with the dried remains of dead babies are intercepted in South Korea.  That's not to say we don't have our own problems here.  Some rice being grown in Kansas since 2007 has been genetically modified with genes from human livers. Does that upset anyone?

The richer you are, the more unethical you will behave.  That is the "brilliant" conclusion to a recent study out of U of California's Department of Psychology.  I did not know we needed continued research in this particular area of interest.  But are the rich truly unethical, or are they simply playing by different rules than us "normal" people.  To a true psychopath, rules are made to be bent or broken, so it is really that surprising the the wealthy elite of this world behave however they wish?  Sounds like a good premise for a reality TV show.  Oh wait, we already have the Kardashians.  

The obvious results of such concentrated psychopathic behavior are the atrocities that are occurring all around us.  Most people would agree that genocides, wars, political repressions, manufactured famines, organ harvesting, sexual abuse, etc., constitute atrocities.  But what about the less obvious acts perpetrated on the unsuspecting public, like mass vaccinations, economic collapse, GMO and nanomaterial foods, pesticides, bad water, and propaganda teaching our kids that humans need not exist anymore.  Do these examples constitute atrocities?  Well, our beloved government has started yet another interagency investigatory board to "prevent" atrocities.  Let's see how they do.   

Today's talk is more scattershot than usual.  Topics include, cellphone surveillance, fighting back against political corruption, "global warming" hoax, population control, the control of science and American communism.    

The Red Pill 2051 podcast has returned!  There was so much to talk about that I won't burden you with my usual descriptive introduction. Suffice it to say, the Great Work continues and is becoming more obvious by the day. It didn't take me long to get back in the swing of things.

It seems the change agents in the educational system don't have enough to do anymore.  The current educational model is antiquated and inefficient, according to the Ford Foundation and its NGO, the National Center for Time and Learning.  In order to bring education into the 21st century, the school day and year must be extended. There are just too many children on the streets, doing drugs, having sex and committing crimes.  They need to be herded into schools for more indoctrination.  With all that extra time, the school can add some humanist morality to the curriculum. Of course, the parents will benefit by being able to spend more time at work without having to think about their children. Better yet, why not have a post birth abortion and save yourself the headache?

For those of you who think democracy is a workable system, a couple of scientists have a bone to pick with you.  

If you find all this too much to take, the Dutch have legalized euthenasia and they'll even come to your house, granted you have a terminal condition.  (I'm sure that little detail will fall by the wayside in the future.) If you're the thrill-seeking type,  a Lithuanian roller coaster designer may be looking for capital to build his "killer" coaster.

And if all that wasn't bad enough, NASA scientist say the clouds above us are getting lower.  If only they heard of chemtrails, then maybe the news wouldn't be so shocking.

China is the U.N.'s model state for the world.  Such high praise comes with a steep price, though;  crushing bureaucracy, rampant corporatism, poisoned air, food and water.  That doesn't sound like a great deal to me and I doubt to most Americans.  But that is the reality in present day China.  Over in Britain, the facade of civility continues to crack and expose the psychopathic tendencies of the ruling class.  The Third Reich is alive and has a British accent.  Nathaniel Rothschild has lost a libel case that exposes the inner workings of political power and finance.  The details shouldn't really surprise anyone with a functioning brain.  But it's all just coincidence, right?

People are frustrated with our school system and I can't really blame them.  One would think that all that money, teacher training and standardized tests would produce better students, yet the students are getting unnervingly dumber and more out of control.  In a country where money fixes everything, how can this be?  

Well, what if the school system is doing exactly what it is supposed to?  The media never asks that question.  What if compulsory schooling was designed from the beginning to create insecure, fearful, perpetually childish children, who could never really grow up.  They would have to be managed and the controllers already had a management system in mind: socialism.  All the difficult decisions would be handled by the government, while the citizens would work and play and NOT think.  A bloodless revolution to bring about socialism in the U.S. has happened in the realm of chalk dust, chewed pencil erasers and graffitied school desks.  Who would thunk it?

The age of chaos is steamrolling along and gathering speed.  Zbigniew Brzezinski sees portents of catastrophe if the U.S. declines too rapidly.  China is not yet ready to take over as policeman of the world, and quite frankly, many countries would prefer that not to happen at all.  Without a strong, centralizing presence the world may fall back into the chaos of nation states. (gasp!)  How will the world survive?  What is more interesting is that Mr. Globalist himself doesn't mention the United Nations as a possible stabilizing force.  Wasn't that its original purpose?  

These days, the U.N.'s reputation with Americans is tepid at best.  With the coming presidential elections, this isn't really the best time to step into the limelight.  Behind the scenes, however, the U.N. has been busy taking over every facet of our government, from local to federal.  The International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) has been around since 1990, quietly taking over city councils in the name of sustainability and initiating the Rio conventions and Agenda 21.  See if your town or city is a member on their website. Perhaps all this chaos is designed to force people to see the U.N. as the only viable solution to solve the planet's woes. 

The U.N. is also popping up in comic books again, this time hiring an international team of superheroes led by a corporate shill named Booster Gold.  The propaganda is so obvious that it would be laughable if so many were not blind to it.