>>1545448 #1943
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>>1546114 #1943
Nice work, anon.
Wish more would acknowledge the letter-# connection.
Opens a whole new realm of understanding & decoding.
Thx for sharing, anon.
If you and/or your colleague wanted to teach the REAL history on Huxley, check out the 2 speechs he gave in Cali in the early 60's:
>https://archive.org/details/AldousHuxley–TheUltimateRevolution–ABlueprintToEnslaveTheMasses
Lays out the entire future playbook in full Technocolor.
Might be a fun exercise to play the full lecture in class & let the students hear Aldous break it down in his own words. That way no one (students/parents) can accuse you of injecting their brains with 'propaganda'.
The kids may not understand the entire speech, but willing to bet it will make a profound effect on at least a few of them. Could also be a good exercise to break the class into small groups and have each analyze a small part of transcript, then have the group explain it to the rest of the class.
LEARNING CAN BE FUN!
Also, happen to agree with you 100% on little David.
Another fun little class exercise – do a dig on the appearance of the Hoggs in US History (not Dukes of Hazzard).
e.g. Big Jim Hogg and his daughter Ima Hogg.
The kids might be surprised on what they find.
Godspeed, teacheranon. You're doing God's work planting seeds. Bless you and your colleague.
Thanks, anon.
And don't forget, Band is in THIS photo.
Here's a nice little recent tidbit on Dougie to get the almonds activated:
>https://www.wsj.com/articles/longtime-clinton-adviser-doug-band-pays-20-million-for-david-rockefellers-new-york-townhouse-1523645687
Longtime Clinton Adviser Doug Band Pays $20 Million for David Rockefeller’s New York Townhouse
Mr. Band purchased the property from the estate of Mr. Rockefeller, the grandson of industrialist John D. Rockefeller
Doug Band , President Bill Clinton’s longtime adviser, has paid $20 million for the Manhattan townhouse of the late banking chief David Rockefeller, according to two people familiar with the transaction.
The house on East 65th Street originally came on the market for $32.5 million last June. It served as the home to Mr. Rockefeller and his wife Peggy for almost seven decades, according to the listing. Mr. Rockefeller, the onetime chief executive of Chase Manhattan Bank and the grandson of industrialist John D. Rockefeller, died last year at the age of 101.
Mr. Band, 45, bought the home through a limited-liability company. He is a founder of Teneo Holdings, a global consultancy. He began his career at the White House in 1995, serving as President Clinton’s adviser from 2002 until 2011 and helping spearhead the Clinton Global Initiative, according to Teneo’s website.