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The United Nations (UN) was conceived as an international body dedicated to fostering peace and preventing future conflicts. Following the devastation of World War II, there was a widespread hope that the world would have internalised lessons from the conflict, leading to more civilised relations...
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The Bank for International Settlements (BIS), established in **1930** in Basil, Switzerland, functions as the **central bank of central banks**. It is a **private institution** that serves as the apex of a global financial control system, fundamentally geared towards achieving a **world system of...
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EVENTS | 1933
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A counter gang is defined as a counterrevolutionary force that is state-backed and works on behalf of a specific power or faction. The underlying premise dictates that when a power faction or an elite group within society seeks to exert control or maintain the status quo, it hires, promotes, or l...
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**New Labour** was the political project and governing philosophy of the British Labour Party under the leadership of Tony Blair from the mid-1990s through to 2010.
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The **Fabian Society** is a pivotal international body, comprised of an elite group of intellectuals who formed a **semi-secret society** with the express purpose of ushering in global Socialism.
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The Frankfurt School, officially known as the Institute for Social Research, emerged in the Weimar Republic in the 1920s.
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**Cultural Engineering** refers to the deliberate process of influencing and shaping the values, tastes, and collective preferences of a society or population from the top down.
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(taken from The Anglo-American Establishment)
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) is a military and political alliance serving as a cornerstone of Western security and international cooperation. It unites its member states, notably the United States and Britain, as key allies.
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Every era, it seems to me, operates under a specific truth regime – a set of **normative assumptions that define the boundaries of thought and police the parameters of allowable opinion**.
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Conquest, traditionally understood as the attainment of power through military operation, has been redefined in the modern period. The modern conqueror operates outside the realm of public figures; he neither leads armies nor seeks fame or glory. He is a financier who operates within the most con...