Ura Soul | Carroll Quigley's 1974 Interview - FIXED AUDIO Version - 2017 @urasoul | Uploaded September 2017 | Updated October 2024, 16 minutes ago.
I have fixed the audio for this rare interview with Carroll Quigly from 1974 - it was on Youtube but in an almost unlistenable state. You can now hear the words much more easily and without ear fatigue. Some small parts are still undecipherable but it doesn't cause much of a problem in understanding the overall message.
In this interview Carroll discusses a variety of topics relating to his books, including the way his book was censored by maintream publishers
Who was Carroll Quiqley
A very respected Historian at both Harvard and Princeton Universities in America. He was the author of several books, including the huge 1966 publication titled 'Tragery & Hope - A History Of The World in Our Time'.
Tragedy and hope
Although much of the book is a dry recounting of historical events, around 5% of the book specifically details the ways in which a covert network of wealthy individuals has for a long time successfully designed major world changing events from behind the scenes - that led to entire nations being shaped and the lives of billions of us being altered and shaped for their own agenda and not ours!
The book is so vast and imposing that another author, Joe Plummer released his own version of it called 'Tragedy & Hope 101' which is a much smaller book which shares the most important parts from the original book that makes clear that we have been lied to on a huge scale for a very long time regarding the true nature of our alleged democracies. You can read the full book from Joe Plummer for free on his website, here: joeplummer.com
Quigley reveals that real power operates behind the scenes, in secrecy, and with little to fear from so-called democratic elections. He proves that conspiracies, secret societies, and small, powerful networks of individuals are not only real; they’re extremely effective at creating or destroying entire nations and shaping the world as a whole. We learn that “representative government” is, at best, a carefully managed con game.
Background
Carroll Quigley states that he was given access to the archives of a secret group that call themselves 'the Network' and the intention was that he would create for them a book that documents their own history, for their own use - the book was not intended to be published publicly, but he did so in 1966 and not long after the Publishers "ran out of stock" and getting hold of a copy was made very difficult indeed.
Quigley admits that he worked with 'The Network' in some senses and was note even entirely against their machinations and covert control of governments and also public opinion - apparently falling into the trap of thinking that most people are not very intelligent and need 'guidance from above' - which he and his cronies were more than happy to nominate themselves to provide.
Origins of 'The Network'
During the 1800s, the British Empire fought for control of much of the planet's land and famously almost succeeded - including control of India and much of Africa. Massive fortunes were created through the enslavement of the local people and the exploitation of the natural resources, in particular the diamond from Africa which made Cecil Rhodes amazingly wealthy on a scale rarely matched even today. He was so powerful at that time that the country 'Rhodesia' was named after him and even today we have the famous "Rhodes' Scholars" who are picked for key roles and put through England's Oxford University from funds originating in Rhodes' activities all that time ago.
This text was taken from my post on Steemit that covered this topic: steemit.com/politics/@ura-soul/the-whistleblowers-series-13-representative-democracy-is-a-con-game-designed-by-a-hidden-network-of-oligarchs-a-highly-respected
I have fixed the audio for this rare interview with Carroll Quigly from 1974 - it was on Youtube but in an almost unlistenable state. You can now hear the words much more easily and without ear fatigue. Some small parts are still undecipherable but it doesn't cause much of a problem in understanding the overall message.
In this interview Carroll discusses a variety of topics relating to his books, including the way his book was censored by maintream publishers
Who was Carroll Quiqley
A very respected Historian at both Harvard and Princeton Universities in America. He was the author of several books, including the huge 1966 publication titled 'Tragery & Hope - A History Of The World in Our Time'.
Tragedy and hope
Although much of the book is a dry recounting of historical events, around 5% of the book specifically details the ways in which a covert network of wealthy individuals has for a long time successfully designed major world changing events from behind the scenes - that led to entire nations being shaped and the lives of billions of us being altered and shaped for their own agenda and not ours!
The book is so vast and imposing that another author, Joe Plummer released his own version of it called 'Tragedy & Hope 101' which is a much smaller book which shares the most important parts from the original book that makes clear that we have been lied to on a huge scale for a very long time regarding the true nature of our alleged democracies. You can read the full book from Joe Plummer for free on his website, here: joeplummer.com
Quigley reveals that real power operates behind the scenes, in secrecy, and with little to fear from so-called democratic elections. He proves that conspiracies, secret societies, and small, powerful networks of individuals are not only real; they’re extremely effective at creating or destroying entire nations and shaping the world as a whole. We learn that “representative government” is, at best, a carefully managed con game.
Background
Carroll Quigley states that he was given access to the archives of a secret group that call themselves 'the Network' and the intention was that he would create for them a book that documents their own history, for their own use - the book was not intended to be published publicly, but he did so in 1966 and not long after the Publishers "ran out of stock" and getting hold of a copy was made very difficult indeed.
Quigley admits that he worked with 'The Network' in some senses and was note even entirely against their machinations and covert control of governments and also public opinion - apparently falling into the trap of thinking that most people are not very intelligent and need 'guidance from above' - which he and his cronies were more than happy to nominate themselves to provide.
Origins of 'The Network'
During the 1800s, the British Empire fought for control of much of the planet's land and famously almost succeeded - including control of India and much of Africa. Massive fortunes were created through the enslavement of the local people and the exploitation of the natural resources, in particular the diamond from Africa which made Cecil Rhodes amazingly wealthy on a scale rarely matched even today. He was so powerful at that time that the country 'Rhodesia' was named after him and even today we have the famous "Rhodes' Scholars" who are picked for key roles and put through England's Oxford University from funds originating in Rhodes' activities all that time ago.
This text was taken from my post on Steemit that covered this topic: steemit.com/politics/@ura-soul/the-whistleblowers-series-13-representative-democracy-is-a-con-game-designed-by-a-hidden-network-of-oligarchs-a-highly-respected
