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Another Brick In The Wall – Modern Education and the System of Deception
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Like many things — the food industry, the medical-pharmaceutical establishment, the mainstream media— the hidden corporate/bankers who control our governments have also standardized the education system through funding.
Many years ago in the USA, for example, much money was poured into education by the Rockefeller-created National Education Association, with the help of the Carnegie Foundation and later on the Ford Foundation. The result of the efforts of such organisations can be seen worldwide today in the real purpose of the education system which is to teach children and young people: 1) Reward comes from accurate memory recall from heavy repetition. 2) Non-compliance will be punished. 3) Acceptance that ‘truth’ and what is ‘real’ comes from authority.
Thus, the real purpose of the education system is to cultivate conformity and prohibit critical thinking about anything of real importance.
Starting at 4 years old (and what could be a better age to start a mass indoctrination?) and finishing by the time an individual comes out of the education system, some 12 years plus on, children have had more than their fair share of programming and brainwashing, and as a result are unable to really think for themselves. Moreover, any genuine outside-of-the-box thinking with significant potential humanitarian or Mother Earth-friendly benefit is ignored, quashed, ridiculed or suppressed by the influence of those hidden controllers if it is perceived as a threat to any of their businesses.
But, as Einstein said, ‘real thinking is to think the unthinkable’…
Introducing the ‘Unsung Heroes’
The following is a list of just some of history’s truly great humanitarian outside-of-the-box thinkers, with their innovative ideas/products that have never been able to see the light of day (due to the above reasons.)
Raymond Rife
Raymond Rife (1888-1971) and his Universal Microscope for curing cancer.
After successfully curing a number of cancer patients the Rockefeller owned American Medical Association (AMA) later had this work laid down to rest by closing down Rife’s set ups and seizing his equipment:
Essentially Rife refused to hand over the rights of his work to the AMA because he saw moneyed interests as hidden ulterior motives – that his the cancer curing machine would not be allowed to the world at large because the AMA and the medical/pharmaceutical establishment did not want patients’ cured.
That would mean customers lost and no more revenue for the cancer industry, so instead they push out real cures, and keep coming up with toxic treatments that never cure, instead create further symptoms (side effects) guaranteeing the cancer returns and thus repeat business until the patient eventually dies an unnecessarily harsh death.
After years of ensuing court cases with the ‘big boys’ of the cancer establishment, with little money to exist on, Rife exiled in Mexico to avoid imprisonment in the USA. He later died of alcoholism, a brilliant, but defeated man. The pressures of harassment related to the legal battles and constant threat of imprisonment had been too much for him.
Linus Pauling
Linus Pauling (1901-1994) – ‘Unified Theory’ cure for heart disease.
Pauling had worked with Matthias Rath and they came up with a unified approach to curing heart disease.
Source: http://truthisscary.com/2015/10/another-brick-in-the-wall-modern-education-and-the-system-of-deception/
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