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Laughlin’s credo was simple: “To purify the breeding stock of the race at all costs.” As journalist Edwin Black notes in his 2003 book, War Against the Weak, Laughlin’s plan of attack was threefold: “sterilization, mass incarceration and sweeping immigration restrictions.” In furtherance of these goals, Laughlin created the imposingly named, feroci
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againstmalaria.comJohn Fagan is a molecular biologist who for more than twenty years was funded by the National Institutes of Health to conduct genetic engineering research. But in 1994, he returned more than $600,000 to the NIH and withdrew his proposals for another $1.25 million. Then he launched a global campaign to alert the public about the hazards of genetic e
... See moreDean Ornish M.D. • The Food Revolution
“If you are deficient in these essential vegetable oils, you cannot possibly be healthy,” the propaganda began to spread like wildfire, to the tune of billions in profits, no doubt with the help of the prodigal propagandist Edward Bernays,7 a nephew of Sigmund Freud, who worked with companies like Procter & Gamble during this time, and who is a
... See moreChristopher Walker • The Thermo Diet
Avec l’école de Fribourg de Walter Eucken et Franz Böhm, ils ont contribué à définir les fondements de la position néolibérale allemande. Müller-Armack est devenu professeur à l’université de Cologne en 1950 et il a pris en 1952 la tête du service chargé des politiques au sein du ministère de l’Économie d’Erhard.
Quinn Slobodian • Les Globalistes: Une histoire intellectuelle du néolibéralisme (French Edition)
At the Freedom School, Charles became particularly enamored of the work of two laissez-faire economists, the Austrian theorist Ludwig von Mises and his star pupil, Friedrich Hayek, an Austrian exile, who visited the Freedom School. Hayek ’s book The Road to Serfdom had become an improbable best seller in 1944, after Reader’s Digest published a conde
... See moreJane Mayer • Dark Money
After leaving the U.S.S.R., Fred Koch turned to Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich. Hitler became chancellor in 1933, and soon after, his government oversaw and funded massive industrial expansion, including the buildup of Germany’s capacity to manufacture fuel for its growing military ambitions.