Feminism has been used as a tool for psychological warfare to divide and conquer. In this episode, Lisa and Anna discuss the history of the use of feminism as a weapon in psychological warfare, and the role of the feminist movement.
00:15:17.320At some point, equality was redefined to mean go out and get a job and leave your home and leave raising your children and your family up to the state, to the government.
00:15:30.580Equality is holding an equal job to a man.
00:15:34.800And it's interesting because I think at the beginning of the conversation, I mentioned social engineering.
00:15:41.140And the reason that you see this agenda being played out through the feminist movement is through the destruction of the family.
00:15:52.520It's just about making money off of human resources.
00:15:55.340Because when you can convince a woman that motherhood is degraded down to a form of slavery instead of the foundation of the family, the pillar of the family, and you just take away the sacredness, then you convince them to go out and get jobs and enter the workforce.
00:16:16.880And it's really interesting because at some point, let's see, I have an article here that I printed off earlier about prohibition and the income tax and how these organizations had been formed by women all over the country.
00:16:38.640And they were interested in alcohol prohibition, but at the time, prior to 1913, the bulk of the government's revenue was coming from, about a third of it was coming from the annual revenue through liquor taxes.
00:16:57.700So this was something that was not going to happen, just purely because it was business.
00:17:05.300And then through the passage of, you know, the laws that made income tax come into effect, through that and through using these women's organizations, these prohibition organizations, they were able to add income taxes.
00:17:24.700So now, not only do you have everyone paying income taxes, but additionally, when you can convince these women to leave home and go out and get a job, now you're adding an additional income tax form per household.
00:17:41.620So it's really, I think, just about generating revenue.
00:17:45.500And getting their children, of course.
00:17:47.100Right. And it's hard to say at what point it was undermined or usurped because I think that it's just been happening all along.
00:17:56.140It's just history repeating because, you know, the women who were involved in prohibition never really saw through to the agenda of, you know, the income tax.
00:18:10.600They didn't understand that. And so, you know, they're unwitting to it.
00:18:15.020And then you have someone like Edward Bernays who wants to, wants to get women smoking because, you know, tobacco is...
00:18:24.500Yeah, what did he call them? Freedom torches?
00:18:27.660Torches of liberty or torches of freedom.
00:18:31.320Right. And how does he create this meme by having New York socialites during some big event, some parade, go down the street and, you know, make a big deal out of taking out their cigarette cases and lighting up in the middle of the street.
00:18:48.220And there's a big torches of liberty or torches of freedom marketing campaign and media campaign and they're writing about it on the newspapers.
00:18:56.480And the next thing you know, it's in vogue now. And not only that, but it is a sign of freedom.
00:19:02.900And so now your freedom and your liberty has been degraded down to being able to light up a cigarette.
00:19:09.220Instead of, you know, some other agenda, let's say having that energy redirected towards stopping the child and women prostitution and slavery,
00:19:24.560that that business, that black market, like, let's not redirect all of our energy towards these other things that are going on.
00:19:30.960Let's just light up a torch of liberty and, you know, all is well in the world.
00:19:34.640I think, too, they really played on, let's face it, I mean, there's a lot of unhealthy female-male relationships.
00:19:41.540The balance is completely off in most people's relationships.
00:19:44.820There's a lot of, as Lenin Honor has talked about, there's a lot of TV propaganda that keeps enforcing this, that keeps creating that war going.
00:19:52.800So then they get to these women by pushing motherhood as misery and torture, and so is marriage.
00:19:59.500And then they do shows like Desperate Housewives and Sex and the City, which is written by gay men and actually Candace Bushnell, who's also a socialist.
00:20:09.360So then you're putting these ideas out there.
00:20:11.460I mean, Edward Bernays, he had this to say about the video or motion pictures in his book, Propaganda.
00:20:16.400He said, the American motion picture is the greatest unconscious carrier of propaganda in the world today.
00:20:22.200It is a great distributor for ideas and opinions.
00:20:25.260So they are putting that out there on purpose, this idea.
00:20:30.840Absolutely, the sexualization of young girls and children within the mainstream mass media, within those productions, within Hollywood films and television shows, and within the music industry.
00:20:42.720Look at the role models that are out there.
00:20:44.740And you talk about adult relationships.
00:20:47.840This is the relationships that you're seeing played out on the television and in Hollywood films.
00:21:19.360Because that's important to control people.
00:21:21.320Because if, you know, you're distracted by the drama of your relationship and the drama of, you know, the children's, what do they see over and over on televisions?
00:22:53.040Also, more importantly, it is about the group that rules this modern world.
00:23:16.220A secret elite that channels this struggle between the male and female principles in a specific and esoteric matter.
00:23:25.260And then he goes on to say the movie, however, does not spell this out.
00:23:28.920Like Paul Graydard, it's communicated, you know, you have to read between the lines.
00:23:33.980But that's what you just reminded me of.
00:23:36.140Yeah, well, Stalin also saw the power of cinema in Hollywood.
00:23:38.760I mean, he infiltrated with his people.
00:23:40.240I've been trying to do a program about it.
00:23:42.200There's very few people speaking out about it.
00:23:43.740But there there are some books and, you know, it's a typical communist tactic also to use to use humor as a technique to distribute propaganda.
00:23:53.120I mean, the Soviets did it all the time.
00:23:55.140They joked about things and then children grow up thinking, oh, you're supposed to laugh at things like that.
00:23:59.440And so they learn what is socially acceptable and then they conform to it because you aren't cool unless you can laugh at whatever Jay Leno said.
00:24:06.120And you see that happening right now, big time against the war against the family unit.
00:24:16.400You have to have two moms to be cool now.
00:24:19.280Well, you see this artificially created image of ideal beauty and the ideal female and in all of its various forms.
00:24:31.140And you were talking about books, one book that I have not read through, but Kevin Cole, who's a researcher for Tragedy and Hope, he showed me this book, Globalizing Ideal Beauty by Denise Sutton.
00:24:43.840And I only read through a few chapters of it, but she she shows you how this artificial image was created via mass marketing and mass media, public relations and just Hollywood propaganda campaigns.
00:25:01.720And there's another book that's a little bit older by Ed Epstein called The Rise and Fall of Diamonds.
00:25:09.780And I mentioned this book because it substantiates some of the things that I read in Denise Sutton's Globalizing Ideal Beauty.
00:25:17.940She has this chapter on the J. Walter Thompson Company, which was one of the, and still may be, one of the largest PR and marketing firms in the world.
00:25:56.140That is, well, if we want to get into the history, that is the legacy of Cecil Rhodes.
00:26:01.040And there's recently a couple of episodes of our history series that Rich recorded with Kevin Cole and Jan Irvin of Gnostic Media.
00:26:13.400Specifically, the last will and testament of Cecil Rhodes in the Anglo-American establishment, which we just released.
00:26:18.700And then there's another that has to do with the conversation that you and I have been having.
00:26:22.900That is the origins of the intelligence community.
00:26:25.580And you see how through Hollywood films and through media publication, advertising and media publications, and just a constant bombardment of this meme, this message.
00:26:43.460Now, today, all these years later, this is the automatic thing that guys do.
00:26:50.060There are all these rules about it, and everyone knows about it, right?
00:27:54.460Because they want to create insecurity and self-loathing, and they want to have women trying to mold themselves into this ideal beauty that they're being sold.
00:28:09.060And I think that it comes down to, again, control.
00:28:17.940They want to control your mind, your body, your spirit, so that you can be harnessed and utilized as a human resource in their agenda.
00:28:26.960If they have you distracted again by this, you know, these images in the magazines and what you're seeing on television and in these films and always have you reaching for something else.
00:28:40.620If you're a brunette, you want to be blonde.
00:28:42.660If you're blonde, you want to be a brunette.
00:28:44.040No matter what it is, the grass is greener.
00:28:46.020And, you know, at this point, they have women mutilating themselves.
00:28:51.060I mean, literally, I read a few months back about this new plastic surgery that involves the surgeon cutting off the little toe so that women's feet are more slender and fit.
00:31:46.160And so, you know, I would urge them to read some history books and, you know, to check out some of, you know, to check out State of Mind, for instance, because it's all there.
00:31:59.780This book that I have, the one that I reread this morning, a couple of chapters, The Mighty
00:32:05.320Wurlitzer, How the CIA Played America, I think this should be a must read for everyone.
00:32:11.380There's some other books that Rich put out on the desk for me this morning that I haven't
00:32:16.120read yet that are in my, they're in my list.
00:32:19.760First, let's see, Compromised Campus, which was published by Oxford, and let's see, Universities
00:32:30.700and Empire, Money and Politics in the Social Sciences During the Cold War, which it says is edited by
00:44:57.140Speaking of feminism, Greer, who you brought up, she argued in her book, it's called The Female Eunuch, that women don't realize how much men hate them.
00:45:05.700And this is something that you hear a lot of the famous feminists saying a lot of times.
00:45:10.020I mean, they're man haters, some of them.
00:45:12.080And it's like, speak for yourself, lady.
00:45:42.140And so this platform, it seems to me, not being familiar with her, but from what you've said, it seems to me, again, it's being used to divide and conquer.
00:47:02.820So we don't have a lot in common with them.
00:47:05.040And yet, you know, they're running just about everything that affects us every day.
00:47:12.920You know, again, get back to the GMOs in Monsanto because this really, it really bothers me that more people don't even understand this.
00:47:20.580But the FDA and our government, our representatives, the people that are allegedly out there to protect us on our, you know, they're working on our behalf.
00:47:32.680They're giving them free reign to essentially just experiment on us.
00:48:11.720And I don't want to say, hey, believe me, GMOs are bad or believe me, fluoride is bad.
00:48:17.180I would just love to see an open debate and discussion about these things in the public.
00:48:25.040I would like for people to just have discussions about this, look at the research that's out there.
00:48:31.980There are so many resources available to us.
00:48:34.780We have scientists and, you know, intellectuals all over the place that should be looking at this and figuring out, hey, let's just answer the question.
00:50:07.220But that is a meme that's out there and it's been out there for a really long time.
00:50:10.720And again, it's just, I think it's really just dividing the population and also taking away the self-confidence and self-esteem of women and men alike.
00:50:20.480Just taking away the self-confidence and self-esteem of individuals so that they are susceptible to authorities that are telling them what to eat, what to drink, what to think, what to look like, how to be, how to act in a relationship.
00:50:36.160How to, you know, how to speak to one another, how to communicate or not communicate, etc.
00:55:03.080And, you know, it's important to understand the neglected aspects, some of the things that you and I have been discussing that, you know, we didn't learn in school, that wasn't in the textbooks.
00:55:15.420But we managed to find our way through some history books and other resources because the psychological warfare is being purveyed largely through good-intentioned individuals under the guise of these things like feminism or whatever.
00:55:33.080Whatever other ism you want to put on it, you know, we have the ability to think for ourselves so that these things can be a plague of the past instead of an ailment of the present that festers into the future.
00:56:30.380And then if they're pushing something like cornflakes and you do the research and you find out that, oh, that's what they did with like whatever the extra corn, they had it pressed into flakes and they used it at psychiatry hospitals and all of these institutions, you know.
00:56:43.400And then you look at the ingredients and you say, wait a minute, this isn't healthy.
00:57:31.580Because a lot of these women also feel like they kind of harbor some secret resentment towards men.
00:57:35.180Well, I haven't done much research on the New Age movement, but I will mention that Mark Passio recently did a seven-hour presentation at his Free Your Mind conference that someone suggested to me, and I haven't listened to it yet, but I will.
00:57:54.160And it's all about the New Age movement and how it's really this new religion for intellectuals and people who, again, are good-intentioned, but they've really stopped thinking for themselves.
00:58:12.000And they become part of this thing that is a collective and doesn't necessarily have their best interests in mind.
00:58:18.500So that's all I can really say about it, which I guess isn't much, but I would suggest Mark Passio's presentation, since it was suggested to me by someone who usually has a good sense about these things, and maybe learn more.
00:58:34.000Yeah, I'd say, why can't it be the time of the male and female together?
00:58:39.160You know, again, another divide-and-conquer thing.
00:58:41.580Like, yeah, we all have something to contribute.
00:58:44.400We just need to be symbiotic and put down the competitiveness and, you know, figure out how our energy is being redirected into all these things and just take it back ourselves and say, here's, you know, again, there's a balance.
00:59:00.640I think there is a natural balance in the world, and we can all make each other stronger instead of whittling each other down and taking away.
00:59:11.580Because all that's doing is defeating ourselves and feeding in to this other agenda that is destructive.
00:59:19.260So I would just say that, again, the antidote to this social control, to the divide-and-conquer, the antidote is to learn our way out and to start thinking for ourselves and to then come together.
00:59:35.940Because that's the only way that we can effectively resist and create the world that we want to live in.
00:59:45.960And on one more note, since we're talking about women in divide-and-conquer, there's also, I've been seeing a lot of anti-white women propaganda in TV that the white blondes are always bigots, racist, arrogant, rude, stupid, selfish, bad moms, and bad wives.
01:00:02.500And that's another area that's really being attacked right now.
01:00:07.980And the brunette is shy and smart and awkward and doesn't get the best-looking guy according to this ideal, you know, feminine and masculine beauty.
01:00:19.780And it's just, again, the same things played over and over for us.
01:00:23.800And so then when you see people acting out these roles, then, you know, you have to realize that that's why.
01:00:54.560And not only that, but these labels, I'm blonde, I'm ditzy, I'm brunette, I'm smart, whatever they are.
01:01:02.500And if we don't realize that, then we're going to be suffering as a result of it.
01:01:10.760I know I personally suffered through that I'm not good enough thing most of my life.
01:01:16.840And it wasn't until I started realizing these things and how my perception of myself, my self-image, my self-confidence, my role as a woman, as a sister, whatever it was, had been predefined for me.
01:01:41.180Yeah, we learn from the other people who come here before us.
01:01:45.960And if we've all been born into slavery and subject to the same system of control, then, you know, we can't really pass on wisdom that is going to allow people to break free of that.
01:02:01.740And so we have to disrupt this pattern that's being played out generation over generation and put some learning into the equation and some nonviolent or I like to call it compassionate communication into the equation and figure out how to get things done, you know, together as individuals.
01:02:23.500I have to keep saying that because I know people say that's collective.
01:02:25.960Yeah, we have to break the cycle and sometimes we've learned bad things from our moms to our moms and our dads and that's a hard process.
01:02:35.800I mean, I talk to girlfriends now that are still dealing with things from their childhood at, you know, 30 and 40, but it must be done to break the cycle.
01:02:43.820Right. And again, it happens a lot when you're a child and you don't have the intellectual self-defense because your brain is not yet fully developed.
01:02:52.940And so these things happen to you and you feel that you cause them.
01:02:56.420It's your fault, et cetera, et cetera.
01:02:58.120And that, again, is just this this self-loathing, self-destructive path.
01:03:04.200And as an adult, you almost get into that same childlike mindset of this is my fault.
01:03:10.540Or as Mark Passio said at one point that this woman had said to him, there are no bad experiences.
01:03:20.740He's like, tell that to someone who has been abused or tortured in any number of ways, the things that are going on right now around the planet.