By Berit Kjos –
March 1, 2011
“The impending transformation
of medicine is a window to the transformation of all our
institutions.”[1]
Marilyn
Ferguson, The Aquarian Conspiracy [See
3-Legged “Health” Care]
“For many generations we have bowed our necks to the yoke of the conviction
of sin. We have swallowed all manner of
poisonous certainties fed us by our
parents, our Sunday and day school teachers…”[2]
Dr. Brock Chisholm,
first Secretary-General of the World Health Organization“It is the men and women in whom these
[Christian] patterns of attitude and behavior have been incorporated who present the
immediate resistance to social, economic and political changes.”[3]
Brock Chisholm and
Margaret Mead, “Mental Health and World Citizenship.”
“Do not be
discouraged because of this vast army. For the battle is not yours,
but God’s.” 2 Chronicles 20:15
The elite
founders of the United
Nations shared a common vision for planetary management. But that
vision includes some disturbing similarities to George
Orwell’s familiar novel,
1984.
Remember its deceptive promises: “War is PEACE. Freedom is SLAVERY.
Ignorance is STRENGTH.”
Similar lies permeate today’s national
and international agencies. For example,
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights promises “the right to freedom of thought, conscience
and religion,” as well as “freedom of opinion and expression” and freedom “to seek, receive and impart
information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.” But
its authors didn’t really mean it. The overriding condition in Article 29
turn all the promises upside down:
“these rights and freedoms
may in no case be exercised contrary to the purposes and principles
of the United Nations.”[4]
In other words, we have no real “freedom” in
the eyes of the UN. The
promised “rights” don’t apply to those who would exercise
their “free speech” and criticize
the UN or its policies. Every privilege would be conditioned on compliance. As Andrei Vishinsky wrote in
The Law
of the Soviet State, “There can be no place for freedom of speech, press,
and so on for the foes of socialism.”[5]
That was certainly true in Soviet Union!
Dissenters were imprisoned, tortured and killed during Stalin’s reign.
In later years, they were incarcerated in insane asylums. An article titled “The Cry of the New Martyrs“
illustrates the darkness of human nature apart from the restraints of a
moral conscience. Remember, this happened in Europe only half a century
ago:
“When Stalin fell from favor, his arbitrary and brutal methods of dealing with ‘enemies of the state’ also came under criticism….
In the 50’s and 60’s the dissident movement–both political and religious–only increased its ranks….Many of these dissidents turned to study law for use in self-defense. Undaunted by such a counter-attack, the Soviets pulled their own trump….declaring such dissidents
‘insane’….
“One of the primary aims of
psychopolitics is the destruction of religious
[specifically Christian]
groups:
‘You must work until ‘religion’ is synonymous with
‘insanity.”‘[6]
Could that apply to WHO
as well?
Yes, it could. From its start,
many of its leaders used deception and intimidation to abolish Christian truth and morality.
Today, all the UN agencies that deal with health, education,
transportation
and migration are trained to facilitate the shift from
traditional values and freedom to collective values and control.
Working hand in hand with its UN
partners, WHO serves as a catalyst and enforcer of radical social
change.America supports this agenda as well. Last
year, President Obama nominated Dr.
Nils Daulaire to the Executive Board of the World Health
Organization to serve as the U.S. representative. Dr. Daulaire described
a system designed for managed social change:“Under President Obama’s leadership, the U.S. has made improving
health around the world a top priority….The President’s historic
six year, $63 billion Global Health Initiative expands and
builds upon existing programs and incorporates what we’ve learned in
the last decade to generate measurable, sustainable outcomes.
…we want to thank the WHO for its work on a global strategy for
the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases that
includes promoting healthier eating…”[7]The tentacles of this massive system have
been multiplying ever since 1945, when the United Nations
was founded in San Francisco. That gathering of world leaders was chaired by Alger Hiss,
who helped write the UN Charter. His Communist ties were not yet public
knowledge.During that first UN Conference, the following declaration
was unanimously approved:“The delegations of Brazil and China recommend that a General
Conference be convened within the next few months for the purpose of
establishing an international health organization….”[8]
The World
Health Organization (WHO)WHO was
officially established as a specialized UN agency in April 1948. By that
time, its first Secretary-General,
Dr. Brock Chisholm, a Canadian psychiatrist, had already demonstrated his intolerance
for Christianity. Two years earlier, he had written a
report titled
“The Re-Establishment of Peacetime Society.”
It was published
both in the prestigious magazine Psychiatry and in an
international socialist newspaper published by Alger Hiss. Its message
was clear: Christianity must be eradicated! Here are some
excerpts:
“The responsibility for charting the
necessary changes in human behavior
rests clearly on the sciences working in that field. Psychologists, psychiatrists,
sociologists, economists, and politicians must face this responsibility….“Can we identify the reasons why we
fight wars…? Many of them are easy to list — prejudice,
isolationism, the ability to emotionally and uncritically believe unreasonable things….
The only psychological force capable of producing these perversions
is morality, the concept of right and wrong…. We have
swallowed all manner of poisonous certainties….
“…it has long been generally
accepted that parents have perfect right to impose any…fears,
superstitions, prejudices, hates, or faith on their defenseless children.
It is, however, only recently that it has become a matter of certain knowledge
that these things cause neuroses….“There is something to be said… for gently
putting aside
the mistaken old ways of our elders if that is possible. If
it cannot be done gently, it may have to be done roughly or even violently.[1]
Six decades have now passed since Dr. Chisholm called for UN
controls that would abolish those troublesome Christian “certainties”
and moral values.
Today, WHO commands a worldwide network that fuels social transformation and monitors the ways their people
think, choose, and behave. Called Nations for Mental Health,
it links each member state to the UN agenda and promises to steer
each nation toward the UN goal:“Governments will be assisted to formulate, implement,
monitor and evaluate mental health policies.“Mental health policies should enable all individuals
whose mental health is disturbed or whose psychological balance
may be compromised to obtain services adapted to their needs,
and to promote the optimal development of the mental health
of the population.”[9]
To develop “the mental health of the
population” and to prevent dissent and conflict from blocking progress,
everyone must participate in the
dialectical consensus process. Assessments for all
— young and old — will show who might be “at risk”
of not meeting the new mental standards for healthy communities.Some years ago, school children were
practicing compliance by signing the
Healthy Practices Pledge. It sounded innocuous at first — just promise to
- “brush with a fluoride toothpaste,”
- choose “snacks such as fruits and
vegetables,” and- “make our home a smoke-free zone”
– then sign the pledge.
But the contract was open-ended. It suggested that other “healthy” behaviors
would be added later.[10]
What if the next part of the contract added “cooperation with” and “tolerance for”
something that conflicted with a child’s faith? What if a refusal to sign the
contract would bring ridicule and persecution? Would your child be ready to
follow God, even when pressured to embrace contrary values?
Prevention
and Change
In this context, the key to
“prevention” is continual and controlled training, measuring, monitoring, and
remediation.
Does that remind you of Pastor
Rick
Warren’s year-long health program? It should. Its stress on prevention, holistic
health, and individual data tracking would fit right into the WHO agenda.
(See
3-Legged “Health” Care)
In the UN plan for Healthy Cities,
prevention becomes a personal duty. Since compliance within the
collective group is important, friends and neighbors could be asked to
report on one another — just as in Nazi Germany. That threat alone
would push many potential strays back into the crowd. Few would dare
make a positive statement about God’s love or Christian faith.“I challenge our young people to realize their important
role in this seamless system,” said Donna Shalala, Secretary of
the U.S. Department of Health and human Services during the Clinton
administration. “Many times, you as
friends are the strongest link in the chain of contact. You know best when
your brother, your sister or your friend is facing problems…”[11]
President Clinton made a similar suggestion: “The Justice Department will make
its own hate crimes training curriculum available. A lot of hate
crimes still go unreported… If a crime is unreported,
that gives people an excuse to ignore it.”[12] Then he announced
a Justice Department website that invites children to tell “trusted
adults” about “hateful” or exclusive attitudes
they see among their relatives or friends.
Hard to believe? It all makes sense when you
remember the
United Nations’ hostility toward traditional values. Ponder the
words of Federico Mayor, Director-General of UNESCO back in the mid-nineties:“The mission of UNESCO… is that of advancing… international
peace and the common welfare… We have witnessed… the resurgence
of nationalism, the growth of fundamentalism and of
religious and ethnic intolerance. The roots of exclusion and hatred have
shown themselves even deeper and more tenacious than we had feared…
Peace… requires, in the words of the Constitution, ‘the intellectual
and moral solidarity of mankind’.”[13]
Molding the Minds of the
Masses
The goal of brainwashing in the Soviet Union was to create
the new “Soviet Man.”[14] The
UN goal is to mold global citizens so committed to the new ideology
that they cannot be turned back — even when confronted with the most logical arguments.
UNESCO’s 1995 report, Our Creative Diversity, said it
well:“Education must inform… but it must also
form,
it must provide them with a sense of meaning to guide their actions…“Education should promote ‘rational understanding of
conflict, tensions, and the processes involved… and provide a basis for the analysis of concepts
that will prevent…chauvinist and irrational explanations
from being accepted.’…“Its primary task is to provide information, explain
and analyze problems and subject them to criticism…“It should cover
adults as well. The principle of lifelong education should be the aim of
all societies.”[15]
Edward Hunter wrote the book
Brainwashing, an insightful report on the experience of prisoners who
survived Soviet brainwashing strategies in communist countries during the
fifties. His warnings should shine a red light into our foolish presumptions
that this process couldn’t be used in America.[16] Compare
his words with the above UNESCO report written over four decades later:“Even when he stands by himself, the truly indoctrinated
communist must be part of the collective. He must be incapable
of hearing [i.e. accepting] opposing ideas and facts, no matter how convincing or how
forcibly they bombard his senses. A trustworthy communist must react in
an automatic manner without any force being applied.”[17]
Having learned to process away facts and
to spurn truth, these
conditioned masses would resist logic and hate God’s Word. It’s
natural. After all,
“the whole world is under the control
of the evil one.”
Therefore, Jesus warned
His disciples long ago,
“If they persecute me, they will
persecute you, for they do not know the One who sent me.”
(1 John 5:19-20)
Are you and your children ready to face hostility and rejection
for your faith? If so, you will delight in this promise:
“Blessed are you when men hate you, exclude you, and revile
you, and cast out your name as evil for the Son of Man’s
sake. Rejoice in that day and leap for joy, for great is your
reward in heaven.” Luke 6:22-23
Endnotes:1. Marilyn Ferguson, The Aquarian
Conspiracy, 1980), p. 241.2. G.
Brock Chisholm, “The Re-Establishment of Peacetime Society,” Psychiatry,
February 1946.3. Brock Chisholm and Margaret Mead
(the federation’s second president) and other social
scientists from ten countries wrote its founding document, “Mental Health and World
Citizenship.” It was presented in August 1948 at the International
Conference on Mental Hygiene in London.
4. Trading U.S. Rights for
UN Rules – Dec. 19985. Encyclopaedia Britannica (1968), Volume V, p.164.
6.
“The Cry of the New Martyrs: Psychiatric
‘Treatment’ of Christians”
at http://www.roca.org/OA/5/5e.htm7. Statement by Dr. Nils Daulaire, Head of the U. S. Delegation to
WHA, Geneva, Switzerland,
http://www.hhs.gov/news/press/2010pres/05/20100521a.html More
information at “the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,”
http://www.hhs.gov/open/contacts/ogha.html
8.
http://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/a38153_%28ch3%29.pdf9.
Nations for Mental Health:
http://www.who.int/msa/nam/nam6.htm10.
Weekly Reader, American Health Foundation, Fall
1998.11. Donna Shalala:
http://www.mentalhealth.org/child/SHALALA.HTM. This link
is now obsolete, but we downloaded a copy of her speech.12. The White House Conference on
Hate-Crimes, November 10, 1997.
13. UNESCO’s Education and Human Development website:
http://www.unesco.org/education/educprog/brochure/002.html14. See quotes and excerpts from Edward Hunter’s book
Brainwashing
at http://www.crossroad.to\Quotes\brainwashing.html15. Our Creative Diversity, UNESCO, p.169, 171.
16. See “Brainwashing & How to Resist It”
at
http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/Reinventing2.htm17. Edward Hunter, Brainwashing: The story of the men who
defied it (Pyramid Books, 1956), p.201.
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