Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 3 Num. 40

("Quid coniuratio est?")

GLOBAL 2000: EARTH FIRST! FOR THE "MASTER RACE"

My transcript of a recent episode of a public access show, originating in Chicago, called "Broadsides". This episode featured independent researcher Sherman Skolnick, and author Mark Sato. Note that in the following I neither necessarily agree nor disagree with some or all of the views expressed.

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SHERMAN SKOLNICK:
O.K. Haven't some in that field [genetics], have said that the different races are better off to have a larger [gene] pool, because the, for example the inbreeding of the British royal family has caused a lot of problems that not always gets published. That insanity grows in their family and the present royal family...

MARK SATO:
Quite true. Quite true, yes.

SKOLNICK

...has got some of their members "tucked away" someplace. And it was only one of the grocery magazines that pointed out that Queen Elizabeth (whatever her name is, over there) has got two cousins who uh, she insisted that they change their name in the "nut house" because... In other words, insanity goes from inbreeding. So having a large pool of genes, in the view of some that know about genetics, is actually better!

SATO

Yes. That's true. But... Uh and these people are aware of that! These...

SKOLNICK

So why could they want to build a "master race"?

SATO

Well, they... You see, they believe that despite the fact that having a variety of genes in the gene pool is very good, they still would like to get rid of a lot of people. Because there's just "too many" people.

Now you mentioned the royal family. Let me give ya a quote from Prince Phillip, who was the Duke of Edinburgh. And he favored animals over people! And what he said was, "Every new acre brought into cultivation" (that is, under farming) "means another acre denied to wild species." In other words, he was against it. He was against, he was against more farming. He wanted there to be more wildlife, because he didn't like people. So...

SKOLNICK

O.K. But the point is, though, Hitler and what he stood for was promoting eugenics. In other words, he was more or less "pruning out" people. And the ones he didn't want -- the Jews, the gypsies, invalids, or whatever -- he sent 'em to concentration camp. Those that could work, he worked 'em to death. And the other ones died. And historical revisionists would have you believe that they didn't die because they were gassed (although I think that they were)... But in any case, we call that...

SATO

They were just... No matter how they did it, they exterminated a lot of people. They did do that.

SKOLNICK

Yeah, right. In other words, millions of people disappeared.

But notice the problem here: the Catholic church promotes uh, "full speed ahead" on population. Which, it "bugs" me in a way. Because um, Pope John Paul I, according to the book by David Yallop called In God's Name, John Paul I was gonna revise their birth control opposition in that, to spawn children that you cannot feed is itself a sin. And to that extent they were gonna modify the Catholic church's program. Because you know, when the Pope comes visiting to the western hemisphere, he travels through all these heavily Catholic countries -- Mexico, Central America, South America -- and in so many words he says, "Full speed ahead." You know, "Manufacture as many children as you can!" Because he's against, you know, birth control. And the result is, that their only cash crop is dope. And so, I mean, nobody candidly comes right out in front and says, "Well. Everything south of the United States is based on dope." They don't grow anything that's that worthwhile other than, you know, I mean marijuana, the uh, and so on.

What about that? Is there some contradiction between what the Pope is doing and what the eugenics people are doing? I mean what, what's...

SATO

Of course there's a dichotomy.

SKOLNICK

Yeah, well what about it? What's a dichotomy?

SATO

The division. In other words, on one side you have people who want to get rid of most of the people on the face of the earth. And on the other hand you have people who want there to be more people on earth. And in the case of the Vatican, they would like there to be more people...

SKOLNICK

More Catholics!

SATO

...because, it means more Catholics! More money in the plate!

SKOLNICK

O.K. but notice: David [Yallop] -- His book came out in 1983 and it seems to be well-documented. And he took the position that, after 33 days, they poisoned John Paul I because of his policies. And he [Yallop] proved that there was such a policy and that's why they killed him [John Paul I]. Of course, the Michael Sindona scandal, the Mafia and the Vatican Bank had somethin' to do with the death of John Paul I. But the thesis of his book is that they poisoned him after 33 days as the Pope because he wanted to modify the uh, the birth control opposition of the Catholic church.

Listen. The Catholic church is not noted for being the greatest, clever people of the 20th century! I mean it was only up until 1806 that you could be thrown out of the church for alleging that the earth was not flat.

SATO

It's not?

SKOLNICK

I mean... Well, all right. In other words, there was the flat earth committee.

Now up 'til 1806, the Catholic church was the flat earth committee. You could be expro... Not expropriated, but... What's the word?

SATO

Excommunicated.

SKOLNICK

Excommunicated or re-communicated or whatever, for saying that the world is round!

So in other words, there is a dichotomy. You're saying that there's some that wanted to limit the population, and the others wanted uncontrolled population.

SATO

Right. Right. But the people who want to control population -- they just think that there's too many people and they're sucking up all the earth's resources.

SKOLNICK

And the Hitler movement was part of that?

SATO

They were part of it.

Now. And of course, the whole idea was sponsored by the U.S. and British bankers, the Harriman family being foremost. One of their progeny, George Herbert Walker Bush, is also a population control freak. Despite...

SKOLNICK

Is he?

SATO

Oh yeah. Despite... He's one of the leading promoters of population control legislation...

SKOLNICK

Well later in this program we're gonna discuss what he did to "control" population. I mean, something bloody, brutal, and...

SATO

But you know, getting back to the Nazis. Just in case people think that the Nazis were only trying to get rid of what they considered to be people who were infirm or less than "genetically whole". A Berlin attorney named Ludwig Fluugen(sp?) said that "great talent is associated with defects or weaknesses in other organs. I call these persons, 'superiority afflicted'." In other words, they're afflicted with superiority! Not with inferiority.

SKOLNICK

Well under Hitler's program, a lot of those that were hunchbacks or cripples, whatever, would've been eliminated. And throughout history, some of the great scientists were uh, "irregulars". In other words (you know what I mean), they were either too short or they limped or they had a hunchback. Or whatever. But under Hitler...

SATO

And in addition...

SKOLNICK

Under Hitler's program they would've had only blonde, 6-foot high people.

SATO

But that wasn't really the only real problem, Sherman. The real problem was that these people were intellectually superior, and therefore, able to have great influence in the community. They didn't want those people around, telling people, "Hey. These Nazis are out of their minds!" That was one of the big problems.

SKOLNICK

So you're saying that the 6-foot high, blonde-haired, teutonic German types, that were found dead on so many battlefields in the Second World War, were not the intelligentsia, the very clever types?

SATO

Well they got rid of them at home! Before they ever got to the battlefield. They had... Sherman, that's very common in many dictatorships, where the dictator has to get rid of the intelligentsia, because they're the only ones who can influence the people against the dictatorship!

SKOLNICK

All right, so what was Hitler's point? What was Hitler trying to do: weed out the thing and make a "master race"?

SATO

Well... Yeah.

SKOLNICK

Well what... This is, this is gonna fall hard on some people: isn't that the same point that the FBI does? The FBI had a program, which was brought out...

SATO

It's a "pogrom", Sherman.

SKOLNICK

Yeah! It was brought out by an FBI agent named Freedman (maybe he was the only Jew in the FBI), but he pointed out that his supervisors have more or less reached the conclusion -- he testified before Congress -- that blacks are "inferior" and therefore, even if they get elected, they should be "framed", removed from office by "frame ups", and if that didn't work, the implication was to "knock 'em off"! Poison them, kill them.

So in other words, there are Nazi mentalities in the United States.

SATO

Yeah, that's getting a little ahead of us. Yeah. But that's essentially correct.

SKOLNICK

In other words, the [unclear] mentioned theory of the FBI higher- ups is on this same Nazi principle, right? [Unclear] means like, "neanderthal". In other words, higher-ups in the FBI...

SATO

[Unclear]

SKOLNICK

Yeah. In other words, the FBI theory is that the Afro-Americans are "inferior", they're neanderthals, they don't belong here, and they shouldn't be in office. And therefore, "frame" 'em, jail 'em, or if necessary, poison them.

SATO

That's the same philosophy of...

SKOLNICK

It's a Hitler philosophy!

SATO

...of the Hitler philosophy, but also of the people who are promoting population control today!

[...to be continued...]

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