"Brave New World" - Prophecy or Blueprint ?

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The whore, Babylon, the end time evil empire,
deceives the nations with her "pharmakeia" [drugs]

[Rev 18:23]

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The author of "Brave New World" was a drug addict.

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Last Edited by Atossa on 03/28/2012 03:03 AM

I am going to say that your label of "drug addict" is rather subjective. Have you read any of Huxley's other work? Island, perhaps? I feel like if you don't think of Brave New World as a warning, in a similar vein as Orwell's 1984, then I think you've missed Huxley's point. I have a hard time believing any of his work or ideas (such as the consumption of psychedelics) to have a malicious intent.

Um, do you guys really not know this: Huxley was part of the elite and the nwo and was privy to the plan. He was simply writing what the dream of the nwo (his friends) would look like. Orwell was also privy to this information, but was against it.

i saw an article recently about both, they exchanged some letters apparently and it seems they didn't agree about some stuff.

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

just reading it you can see suspicious stuff, they didn't work on the same team and were aware of the plan for sure.

What makes you say that (honest curiosity)? Because he came from a wealthy family? You have read his work, correct?

It is painfully obvious that this was a blueprint that has become a sick reality for the Western World and mainly the U.S. While this served TBTB purpose in making sure its citizens were asleep at the cognitive thinking wheel, it has now reached the point of being unneeded burden on society as a whole because we now have to take care of many of these unthinking obese sheep who are becoming not only retarded, but handicap to where they cannot move.

The end result is a herd of unthinking over weight humans who cannot take care of themselves monetarily and or physically. These same said people are what may be called useless eaters who have become an extreme burden on the humans who can produce value and or are not sick from over consumption.

Bottom line, Huxley's blue print is out dated and needs to be thrown in the citizen control trash for a new better plan that will produce rational humans who will not mindlessly consume or procreate.

Last Edited by Gnostic Warrior on 04/04/2012 09:01 PM

Several books speak of his links. Huxley even wrote an essay advocating the nwo plan. He was nwo and rubbed elbows with all the major players. They saw him as a way to get the message out.

"Mind Control, World Control" by Jim Kieth really lifts the veil on Huxley and photographs exist of him with the nwo goons.

Why would this book be taught in various highschools if it was indeed a blueprint? The aspects of the totalitarian government which it predicts is never taught in a positive light (as far as I've ever seen or heard). I can't help but feel like it blows the whistle on the exponential increase of laziness amongst citizens; ultimately leading to the totalitarian government it describes. It seems more like a resigned, narcissistic commentary on the direction of our socities.

Have you read Island? If the NWO the elite have planned looks like the society Huxley creates within that novel, sign me right up!

If you haven't checked out Island, I would recommend it.

his early novels are great, too. very witty.