The Bigger Picture - Part 23

Let's look at Roosevelt - and Tavistock influencing public opinion.

Disclaimer: This article may contain the personal views and opinions of the author.

Quote John Coleman from part 22
Between Wilson, Churchill, and Roosevelt, tremendous damage was done to western civilization. Yet, despite this fact, a wave of propaganda continues to wash over their names as if to rid them of the blood of millions on their hands.

John Coleman is one of the sources for these articles about presidents and Tavistock propaganda. I cannot postulate that it is ‘The Truth’. But his opinions are based on extensive research – and make sense to me.
I've found other sources pointing to the same - which still doesn't make it fact.

At the end of the article, I will give you my opinion on the quote about blood on their hands.

Quote John Coleman about being paranoid – from this video
I AM PARANOID - I admit this to you right up front. But let me tell you what the true meaning of paranoid is. It is a man or a person who has the ability to link events that are seemingly not connected. That is the true meaning of paranoia.

For those of you who have read my previous articles, you will know that I have a thesis about the Illuminati, Rothschild, and Rockefeller as some of the Biggest Rats, which for centuries have established a Swamp and have infiltrated many governments and agencies to create a One-World Government.
Some of those Big Rats are The Committee of 300, The Round Table, The Club of Rome, The Council of Foreign Relations, The Neocons, UN, NATO – and so many more.

The picture on top here is painted by William Skotte Olsen. He was diagnosed as paranoid. Sometimes he said things to me that I did not understand - until I years later realized that he had seen connections, that I was not aware of at the time.

I post the painting here to show some color and beauty as a contrast to the Big Ugly Picture I’m showing you.

Let’s get back to Presidents and Tavistock influencing public opinion.

President Roosevelt (1933-1945)

Franklin D Roosevelt, FDR, was elected four times – and died in Office a few months into his 4th term, in 1945.

John Coleman calls FDR “a typical mind-controlled programmed subject trained in Tavistock methodology.” I tend to agree after researching his actions – but see for yourself.

FDR was the President during the Great Depression – so let’s take a brief look at that. We can start with a quote from my article 7

From 1921 to 1929, they printed a lot of money again. And then, on October 23, 1929, Rothschild sold millions of shares. The next day Wall Street was closed. Loans were called in, and investors were forced to sell their shares. This Wall Street Crash brought the world to its knees.     
Then The Cabal reduced the money supply by 30% and brought America to starvation.
Congressman Mc Fadden began Impeachment proceedings against the Federal Reserve bankers – and was poisoned at a banquet. 

To add insult to injury, the Cabal Fed Bankers pressured President Roosevelt in 1933 to issue Executive Order 6102, requiring the people to relinquish their gold.  With the Gold Standard gone, the Cabal now had no limitations to control the money supply. 
Link EO 6102 here

So, the stock market crisis that heralded the Great Depression didn’t just happen. Money to speculate with shares first had to be created.

Quote Congressman Mc Fadden – may he rest in Peace
It was not accidental. It was a carefully contrived occurrence. The international bankers sought to bring about a condition of despair here so that they might emerge as rulers of us all.

Terminating the Gold Standard??? Was FDR in cahoots with the Cabal? Let’s give him the benefit of the doubt and call him a fool – for now.
But that EO wasn’t the only thing he did in his first term. He enacted “The New Deal,” – which was a series of programs, public work projects, financial reforms, and regulations. If we go to Wikipedia, it sounds like good ideas, but we all know which side Wikipedia is on.

After looking into FDR’s later actions, I returned to the “New Deal” – and saw many similarities to “The Green New Deal” of our time. Back in 1934, others had the same suspicion: That it was an attempt to discourage business enterprise and eventually set up a program that would eliminate private industry and effort and replace it with Government control of industry and labor.
The Republicans split: Some backed the “New Deal” – others saw it as hostile to business and economic growth.

A Citizen Sees Socialism and Communism in the New Deal – link here
Thank goodness, that the US Supreme Court frequently struck down the New Deal legislation. FDR tried to pack the Supreme Court with more judges. He failed.

Here is what John Coleman has to say about the “New Deal”
Franklin Roosevelt soon demonstrated that the United States was scarcely less anachronistic than the Austria-Hungary of Franz Joseph had been. Here he was establishing a "Democratic" New World Order Socialism straight out of the model created by the Fabian Society, while the United States was a confederated constitutional Republic, the exact opposite.

When WWII broke out in Europe, US Congress decided to stay neutral. But FDR signed a “Lend-Lease Act,” which supplied military equipment to Europe despite the American government's official neutrality. Billions of dollars went abroad after he signed that bill.  

On September 16, 1940, the United States instituted the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940, which required all men between the ages of 21 and 45 to register for the draft. This was the first peacetime draft in United States' history. Those selected from the draft lottery were required to serve at least one year in the armed forces.

Once the US entered WWII, draft terms extended through the duration of the fighting. By the end of the war in 1945, 50 million men between 18 and 45 had registered for the draft, and 10 million had been inducted into the military.

But let’s not get ahead of ourselves – let’s see how FDR succeeded in dragging the US into WWII.

The Second World War provided unlimited opportunities for “developing propaganda into fine art,” as Coleman named it. Looking back on the efforts made by the Roosevelt administration to cause the American people, who were 87 percent against going to war in Europe, to change their minds, we find that despite everything, Roosevelt did not succeed. The American people still rejected entry into the war in Europe.

According to Coleman, FDR sought Tavistock's help in getting America into the war. Roosevelt was under the direction of the Committee of 300 assigned to “help pull British chestnuts out of the fire,” but to do so, he needed a major incident to latch on to.

We will come back to this Tavistock “major incident.”

Roosevelt’s State of the Union address, January 1941, is known as “Four Freedoms Speech.” These four freedoms being: the freedom of speech, the freedom of worship, the freedom from want, and the freedom from fear.

According to the Presidential speechwriter, Samuel Rosenman, the famous Four Freedoms paragraphs did not appear in the speech until the fourth draft. One night as Rosenman and other staff members met with the President in his White House study, FDR announced that he had an idea for a peroration (the closing section of a speech).

As recounted by Rosenman, quote
We waited as he leaned far back in his swivel chair with his gaze on the ceiling. It was a long pause—so long that it began to become uncomfortable. Then he leaned forward again in his chair and dictated the Four Freedoms. He dictated the words so slowly that on the yellow pad I had in my lap I was able to take them down myself in longhand as he spoke.

FDR was apparently a good actor, convincing his staff that this was his idea. I smell Tavistock propaganda. These “Four Freedoms” became the foundational principles that evolved into the Atlantic Charter declared by Winston Churchill and Roosevelt in August 1941; the United Nations Declaration of January 1, 1942; President Roosevelt’s vision for an international organization that became the United Nations after his death; and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations in 1948 through the work of Eleanor Roosevelt.

“Freedom of speech” and “Freedom of worship”?
Well, that’s a given. You Americans have this as your birthright!
“Freedom from want” and “Freedom from fear”?
That is propaganda! The depression was hardly over, and he wanted America to go to war. Of course, there was “want,” and of course, there would be “fear” – but he promised “freedom” from that?
They even built a monument with these words.
Disgusting!
Pardon my French.

As mentioned, this was the closing section of the speech – after 20 minutes of fear-mongering! In case you care to know what came before those “famous words” that sent America into a war, they had no business participating in, here is the whole speech, in transcript.

“Famous Words” like:
Therefore, as your President, performing my constitutional duty to “give to the Congress information of the state of the Union,” I find it, unhappily, necessary to report that the future and the safety of our country and of our democracy are overwhelmingly involved in events far beyond our borders.

According to Coleman, the Committee of 300 ORDERED President Wilson to go to war against Germany in the First World War. And now they wanted the US to enter the Second World War.
They sent Lord Beaverbrook and Sir Brian Mountain to meet with President Roosevelt to deliver the Crown's orders in this regard.

Still according to Coleman, Roosevelt complied by stationing a U.S. Navy flotilla in Greenland from where attacks on German submarines were carried out nine months before Pearl Harbor. This illegal act was done without the knowledge and consent of Congress. This is what the British are most fond of referring to as their "special relationship with America."

Source of the following: Robert Stinnett’s book, “Day of Deceit.”

More than 200,000 documents and interviews led him to the conclusions in the book. He states, “I am indebted to the Freedom of Information Act and its author, the late Congressman John Moss (D., CA) for making it possible for me to tell this story.”
A memorandum was discovered by the author in Box 6 of a special US Navy collection in RG 38 in the Military Reference Branch of Archives II, January 24, 1995.

This memorandum had circulated in Washington. It originated in the Office of Naval Intelligence and was addressed to two of FDR’s most trusted advisors, it suggested “a shocking new American foreign policy.” It called for provoking Japan into an overt act of war against the United States. It was written by Lieutenant Commander Arthur H. McCollum, head of the Far East desk of the Office of Naval Intelligence.

Quote Stinnett
Lieutenant Commander McCollum’s five-page memorandum of October 1940 (hereafter referred to as the eight-action memo) put forward a startling plan—a plan intended to engineer a situation that would mobilize a reluctant America into joining Britain’s struggle against the German armed forces then overrunning Europe. Its eight actions called for virtually inciting a Japanese attack on American ground, air, and naval forces in Hawaii, as well as on British and Dutch colonial outposts in the Pacific region.

The documents are copied in the Appendix of the book. They look legit.

On November 27 and 28, 1941, US military commanders were given this order:
“The United States desires that Japan commit the first overt act.”
According to Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, the order came directly from President Roosevelt.
When the attack on Pearl Harbor came, he informed: “The President’s surprise was not as great as that of other men around him. Nor was the attack unwelcome. It had ended the past months of uncertainty caused by FDR’s decision that Japan must be seen to make the first overt move.”

Quote Stinnett:
However, there are many more direct pieces of evidence from the days and weeks leading up to December 7 that put the question of FDR’s foreknowledge definitively to rest. Previous accounts have claimed that the United States had not cracked Japanese military codes prior to the attack. We now know this is wrong.

Not only did the US undertake provocative steps, the US had intercepted and decoded military cables – so FDR, therefore, knew the attack was coming. So did George Catlett Marshall Jr, the Chief of Staff of the US Army under Roosevelt.

According to Coleman, Marshall deliberately delayed warning his commander at Pearl Harbor until after the attack had begun. In short, Roosevelt and Marshall both knew about the pending attack, but deliberately ordered the information to be withheld from their officers on the ground at Pearl Harbor.

Tavistock had told Roosevelt that "only a major incident" would get America into WWII.
Roosevelt had shifted the Pacific Fleet INTO harm's way by moving it from its safe haven at San Diego to Pearl Harbor for absolutely no valid or strategic reason, thereby placing it squarely in reach of the Japanese Navy.

The battleship USS Arizona blew up with a tremendous explosion. Riddled with bombs and torpedoes, the USS West Virginia settled on an even keel on the bottom of the harbor. The USS Oklahoma, hit by four torpedoes within five minutes, rolled completely over, with its bottom and propeller rising above the harbor waters. The USS California, the flagship of the Pacific Battle Force, was torpedoed and ordered abandoned as it slowly sank in shallow water. The target ship USS Utah also was sunk. 

“A major incident” - Indeed.
Shame on you, Roosevelt.

Posters like this, were propaganda. The purpose of propaganda, after all, is to manipulate, to shape perceptions, and further a cause. These posters were effective at that. All of the Pearl Harbor propaganda posters are meant to further US patriotism. 

Opinion polls in the summer of 1940 indicated that most Americans did not want the country involved in Europe’s wars.

It took a contrived situation, a contrived pre-chosen pretext, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, to reverse public opinion in favor of America's entry into the European war.

When the anticipated attack on Pearl Harbor happened, Roosevelt announced in his speeches - probably written for him by the Tavistock Institute - that the American people would be fighting for the highest and noblest of causes, the defense of the nation, defense of freedom, and for the future security and well-being of the nation.

Quote Coleman
The American people were told that Germany intended to enslave the world. This was a very good line because even the most poorly educated of people realize that slavery is one of the worst fates that mankind could be called on to suffer. By introducing the word "slavery" a sympathetic chord was struck.

It was important that Roosevelt attract the attention of the population, hence the constant press reports, the "newsreels" shown endlessly at cinemas, and the non-stop brainwashing speeches of the politicians.

The official U.S. propaganda agencies during World War II were the Office of War Information (OWI), charged with disseminating Tavistock "information" at home and abroad, and the Office of Strategic Service (OSS), the forerunner of the CIA and as we saw in the previous article a creation of Tavistock, charged with conducting psychological warfare against the enemy by influencing the population.

Quote Coleman
Propaganda, dissemination of ideas and information for the purpose of inducing or intensifying specific attitudes and actions: Because propaganda is frequently accompanied by distortions of fact and by appeals to passion and prejudice, it is often thought to be invariably false or misleading. As Tavistock's manuals state, the essential distinction lies in the intentions of the propagandist to persuade an audience to adopt the attitude or action he or she espouses. Wilson and Roosevelt were examples of this truism, both having been polished in the art of diplomacy by deception as Bukanin explained the term back in 1814.

FDR signed an export treaty immediately after the attack on Pearl Harbor. This treaty concerned the so-called Trading with the Enemy Act. It legalized any kind of export, including export to the enemy. All that was needed was the signature of the treasurer. At the time, Hans Morgenthau was the treasurer and allegedly working for the Cabal. He signed.

The dire warnings by a number of anti-war Senators - that Roosevelt was not to be trusted, and as was the case in WWI, the US had no business interjecting itself into the war in Germany - was blunted by propaganda.
Also, the contrived situation at Pearl Harbor changed public opinion. Allied propaganda efforts flowed from Tavistock: Radio broadcasts and leaflets dropped from the air carried Allied propaganda to the enemy.

CHAMBERLAIN AND CHURCHILL

I started this article with a Coleman quote:
Between Wilson, Churchill, and Roosevelt, tremendous damage was done to western civilization. Yet, despite this fact, a wave of propaganda continues to wash over their names as if to rid them of the blood of millions on their hands.

We have all seen President Trump standing by a picture of Churchill – and I’m sure that in many eyes that is interpreted as “Churchill was a hero.”

Not in my eyes.

When I heard Trump talk about the “Spanish Flu 1917” – and I knew it was 1918 – I looked into it and found, that it wasn’t Spanish, it wasn’t a Flu, it was a Rockefeller Vaccine experiment. I wrote about this in Part 2
So I hear Trump warning us about Vaccine Experiments.

And when I saw a photo of Trump next to a picture of Churchill, I researched – and I found that Churchill was the opposite of a hero. He was a Committee of 300 agent. So I see Trump warning us about the Committee of 300.

When I saw Trump next to a picture of President Andrew Jackson, I researched – and I found he was a true hero. As I wrote about in Part 6

I do not take others’ words at true value. I research, until I find what makes sense to me. And I keep on researching until I find other sources that confirm my stand.

But that’s just me.

Before we look at Churchill, we have to look at Chamberlain.

Chamberlain was a conservative Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1937 to 1940. His name is identified with the policy of “appeasement” toward Adolf Hitler’s Germany in the period immediately preceding WWII.

He made a futile attempt to sway Fascist Italy away from German influence. He kept GB out of the Spanish Civil War (1936-39), in which Italy was deeply involved. He worked out a peace plan - but that ran contrary to the wishes of the Committee of 300.

Quotes Coleman
The world did not learn the truth about Chamberlain or that he was an able politician bent upon avoiding another war, or that he was well experienced and had worked out an equitable peace plan.
The vast propaganda machine set up at the Tavistock Institute in London immediately swung into action against Chamberlain, after he announced his successful peace plan.
The good done by Chamberlain did not suit the warmongers, and they buried Chamberlain under a catalogue of propaganda and outright lies.

Scholar and historian David Dutton wrote a book about Chamberlain in which he said: “Far from being a "dupe of Hitler" and "a fool" Chamberlain showed considerable negotiating skill and was a highly competent leader, who fought valiantly to prevent another war. “

Tavistock used their tools to vilify Chamberlain, and he lost the support of many Conservatives in the House of Commons. He took into his cabinet his foremost critic, Winston Churchill, as the first lord of the Admiralty.
When Chamberlain didn’t regain the trust of the Cabinet, he resigned in May 1940. He stayed on as Lord President of the Council in Churchill’s coalition government -until he got ill and resigned in late September 1940. He died two weeks later.
May he rest in Peace.

Quote Coleman
Twice we were whipped into a frenzy against Germany. We believed our controllers because we did not know that we were brainwashed, manipulated, and controlled. And so our sons were shipped off to die on Europe's battlefields for a cause, which was not America's cause.

Immediately after Winston Churchill became Britain's Prime Minister, he began breaking international laws that governed civilized conduct during wars.

Acting on the advice of Tavistock theoretician Richard Crossman, Churchill adopted Tavistock's plan for terror bombing of civilian population. He gave the Royal Air Force (RAF) orders to bomb the small German city of Freiberg, killing 300 civilians including 27 children in a schoolyard. Freiberg was a city which both sides had agreed in a written pact was an "open, undefended city" not to be bombed.

Quote Coleman:
This was the start of the RAF's terror bombing campaign against German civilian targets; the infamous Tavistock- inspired Prudential Bombing Survey, which was directed solely against German worker housing and the civilian infrastructure. Tavistock assured Churchill that such mass terror bombing would bring Germany to its knees once the target of destroying 65% of German worker housing was reached.

Churchill's decision to launch terror bombing against Germany was a war crime and remains a war crime. Churchill was a war criminal and should have been put on trial for his hideous crimes against humanity.

The bombing of Freiberg without consultation with France, was the first departure from civilized conduct in WWII.
Churchill rejected peace overtures, and turned to his old workhorse ally, the United States, to provide men, money, and materials to continue the war.
As we have seen, this was made possible because of the Lend-Lease Act.

In 1938  Churchill and Roosevelt made an agreement under which US intelligence services are obliged to share intelligence secrets with British intelligence.

This is the basis of the so-called "special relationship" between the two countries about which Churchill and Lord Halifax boasted several times.

Quote Coleman
This “special relationship” caused tremendous damage. But instead of being vilified, numerous monuments to their honor are to be found all over Europe. In America, a multi- billion-dollar monument is to be erected in honor of Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose treason engineered the Japanese "to fire the first shot."

I gave FDR the benefit of the doubt at the beginning of this article, calling him a fool. But he was no fool – he was a Cabal puppet.

I had planned to write about both Roosevelt and Truman in this article. But after I found more and more damning information about both of them, I decided to split it up. So the following article will be about Truman.

Link to Part 24 here

Links:

Dr Coleman pdf The Committee of 300
https://archive.org/details/conspirators-hierarchy-the-story-of-the-committee-of-300-dr.-john-coleman/mode/1up?view=theater

Tavistock pdf https://archive.org/details/Tavistock_201601/page/n1/mode/2up?view=theater

The truth about Pearl Harbor article
https://fee.org/articles/the-day-of-deceit-the-truth-about-fdr-and-pearl-harbor/

Roosevelt’s State of the Union address 1941

The same speech in transcript
http://voicesofdemocracy.umd.edu/fdr-the-four-freedoms-speech-text/

Pearl Harbor Propaganda Posters
https://pearlharbor.org/pearl-harbor-propaganda-posters/

Pearl Harbor conspiracy theory Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pearl_Harbor_advance-knowledge_conspiracy_theory

One source about Chamberlain
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Neville-Chamberlain

EO 6102
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/executive-order-6102-requiring-gold-coin-gold-bullion-and-gold-certificates-be-delivered

A Citizen about “The New Deal”
https://shec.ashp.cuny.edu/files/original/a-citizen-sees-socialism-and-communism-in-the-new-deal_7eb32ee868.pdf

4-freedoms speech quoted by Rosenman, FDR’s speecwriter
https://www.fdrlibrary.org/four-freedoms

Robert Stinnett’s book, “Day of Deceit.”  https://www.amazon.com/s?k=day+of+deceit+by+robert+stinnett&crid=1O7YWJB3E5EWI&sprefix=day+of+dec%2Caps%2C491&ref=nb_sb_ss_deep-retrain-ln-ops-acceptance_1_10