Mass Murder Incorporated?
Compiled from 16.05.97 Ivestigation
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against
powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world,
against
spiritual wickedness in high (places}". -- Ephesians 6:12.
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Right after the Port Arthur investigation, the chief police
official for Tasmania, Commissioner of Police John Johnson retired, and has
apparently disappeared. A police source was reported as saying "You can't
find him, because he doesn't intend to be found". There are a number of
other significant anomalies to be noted in this investigation. Perhaps the most
significant of them is that the judge, despite official pledges to "get to
the bottom of the case, so such a tragedy would never happen again",
ordered all evidence about the case to be sealed. In addition, an expose which
had been produced by the TV show "
'Oversights' At The
Highest Levels
Why did the
Tasmanian police repeatedly overlook Bryant's activities? Why did a person of
the professional calibre of Police Commissioner John Johnston, who was also
Head of the prestigious Australian Bureau of Criminal intelligence somehow
manage to miss all of the anomalies recorded below.
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The Tavistock
Connections
In the
1950s, Brigadier General Dr. John Rawlings Rees, the head of Tavistock in the
1930s sent two psychiatrists, Dr. Eric Cunningham-Dax and Dr. Fred E. Emery to
Australia. Dax had written a chapter for Rees's 1949 book, Modern Practise in
Psychological Medicine, and had trained in the same hospital where Rees had
practised. Dax was also a protege of Sargant (sic). Sargent had initiated a
brainwashing technique called "deep sleep" in which patients were
given massive doses of drugs, to keep them asleep for 20 or more hours per day.
This increased their susceptibility to "programming". Under Sargent's
tutelage, Dax performed 1,300 experiments in deep sleep, and rapidly became one
of
The 'Brainwashers'
Arrive
In 1952, Dax
arrived in
The second
of the Tavistock "psychological shock troops", a term Rees himself
employed in 1945, to arrive in
The
Tavistock's
methods were outlined by Dr. William Sargant in his 1950s book, The
Reporting Back To
Tavistock
By the early
1960's, Emery, together with the chairman of Tavistock's governing council, Dr.
Eric Trist, was giving lectures to select audiences at Tavistock on methods to
brainwash entire societies. In this new age of communications, they said, a
series of short, universal shocks would destabilise a targeted population,
plunging it into a form of "shell shock", a mass neurosis. If the
shocks were repeated over a period of years, a more and more infantile pattern
of thinking would develop. (At last, some understanding as to why the
electorate keeps on voting for its executioners?)
And, The Tavistock
Agenda?
Emery
elaborated these concepts in his 1976 article in Tavistock's magazine Human
Relations, entitled, "The Next Thirty Years: Concepts, Methods, and
Anticipations" and in his 1975 book "Futures We Are In". In the
latter he outlined three stages of a process:
1) People
would "lose their moral judgment"
2 ) next, " segmentation " - societal
disintegration - would begin, in which the individual's focus moves from the
regard for the nation-state to a preoccupation with the local community or
family; and finally,
3) "disassociation" would set in,
"a world in which fantasy and reality are indistinguishable", in
which the individual becomes the mere 'societal unit'. Emery called this final
result "Clockwork
A Retreat From Reality?
For example:
What level of public reaction involving parents of young children, occurred
when the 'discussion' paper "Sexual Offences Against The Person"
prepared by the Model Criminal Code Officers Committee of the Standing
Committee of Federal, State, and Territory Attorneys General proposed to lower
the age of sexual consent to the age of ten, and to "allow" incest
involving children above the age of 10? So far hardly a ripple, have these
young parents also retreated before the onslaught?
Is Tavistock
Over-Confident?
In 1980,
Trist looked back at the last two decades of the assassinations of the
Kennedys, Martin Luther King, the Vietnam War, the Oil shocks, the Iranian
hostage crisis, etc. and announced that the process that Tavistock had
predicted, had indeed begun, and would now accelerate.
Dax and "Aggression",
"Turbulence",
"Deep
Sleep" and "Brainwashing"
On
Dax pushed
ahead with research on "turbulence", "aggressions, and
"brainwashing" - all from the Reesian "community
psychiatry" perspective - using psychiatry to shape society as a whole.
His speech at the University of Melbourne on 20 July 1964, "Some
Observations on Psychiatric Research" exemplifies this: "It is no
more than a few years past when psychiatry started to move into the outpatient
diagnostic centres ... The mental hospitals may be likened to the grandmothers
of community psychiatry ... Within a span of a single generation, psychiatrists
have been thrown from the protective, circumscribed and alienating walls of
these hospitals into a (turbulent) restless, changing, and aggressive community
seething with turbulence, which (aggression) struggles to adjust to the
gathering speed of mechanisation and the disrupting torches of a disordered
society. (In other words we must do something about 'helping' this 1960s society,
and Tavistock certainly did!) "Most of us are more experienced in the
treatment of individuals than in cor- recting the pathological behaviour of
groups {"groups" [society of the 1960s] is deemed pathological},
though there may be an increasing tendency to seek our advice in these and
related matters. For instance, the frightening implications of individuals at
one level and communities on the other are closely related to our speciality.
Yet almost paradoxically we are driven to consider as to whether modifications
of such methods of indoctrination can be used in the treatment of some of the
psychoses".
Was Dax
foreshadowing his Work on Martin Bryant, when he said: In many of these fields,
the consideration of aggression is of the greatest importance. There is no more
useful subject for research studies at the present time, whether it be in the
individual or in the group. Here, from the individual, the psychiatrist has
much to learn. It may be that the aggression is turned inwards, ultimately
resulting in suicide, outwards in homicide, or more specifically in hostility
towards the community, in causing death on the road. (emphasis added)
"Moreover many a murderer has the inability to postpone his strong
emotional reactivity to thwarting, and this often has an association with a
past history of repeated frustration of a variety with which he has been unable
to deal. Or again, the person who uses a motor car as an extension of his own
aggressive body image may be using it in escaping from his anxieties and supposed
rejection by the community."
"Yet it
seems that none of these aggressive manifestations would be of the same
magnitude were it not for the effect of alcohol. It releases these strains by
depressing the inadequate control which spreads its thin veneer over the
underlying, aggressions". (Emphasis added)
The above
description is a fairly accurate description of the elements which were to
arise in the Martin Bryant's case.
Why
In 1969, Dax
left his prestigious, highly influential position in
A prominent
Something of Great
interest
Something of
great interest must have been taking place in Tasmania, because two of
Tavistock's leading international operatives, the Melbourne-based Dr. Alan
Stoller, - a past president of the World Federation of Mental Health and a
close associate of General John Rawlings Rees and of Dax, - and Dr. John
Bowlby, went to Tasmania for extended visits in 1971 and 1972, respectively.
Dale and Bryant
From early
childhood, Martin Bryant was a very disturbed individual, as British psychiatrist
Paul Mullen could not help but record in his evaluation for the defence: Mr.
Bryant was assessed on a number of occasions by psychologists and psychiatrists
... He was noted to be aggressive, destructive and very difficult with other
children ... There are references to him stealing, to him having violent
outbursts and to tormenting vulnerable children ... There are records of Bryant
torturing and harassing animals and of tormenting his sister".
(Yet, "an insanity plea was not considered
appropriate"!)
Bryant was
notorious among his schoolmates for carrying a green can of gasoline, which he
constantly threatened to pour on things and set them alight. He once did so on
himself. The frequent remark among his schoolmates was: "Here comes silly
Martin with his can". (The defence in Bryant's case considered
"insanity . . inappropriate"!)
Before long,
this behaviour brought him to the attention of Dax, as Mullen noted: "In
February 1984 Mr Bryant was assessed by a very experienced clinical
psychiatrist, Dr. Cunningham-Dax". The evaluation set the parameters for
all further treatment of Bryant. Contacted by an American academic on 16 April
1997 about his evaluation of Bryant, Dax said: "I left Tasmania in 1983, I
think it was, and I had seen him a few times before that, but I had no notes on
him, except that I thought that he was below normal intellectually and that his
father was very permissive about him. And I wondered about the boy (16 at that
time), whether later he might have some schizophrenic features. But that is as
far as I went".
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Tavistock 'Shock
Troops' of Psychiatrists
Bank of
England chief, Montagu Norman, in 1944, suddenly quit his banking post in order
to start a Tavistock spin-off called the National Association for Mental Health
(NAMH). Norman's philanthropy calls to mind George Soros, another financier
involved in "turbulence, aka "philanthropic" activities, such as
narcotics legalisation promotions.
A Financiers' Project
Norman
appointed his Bank of England assistant, Sir Otto Niemeyer, to be the National
Association for Mental Health [NAMH] treasurer, and Niemeyer's niece Mary
Appleby, to be general secretary of the association. Neimeyer is well known to
Australians: He headed the infamous " Niemeyer Mission" to
Depression-wracked
The World Federation of
Mental Health
The NAMH
soon gave birth to the World Federation of Mental Health [WFMHl, one of the
first innumerable anti-nation-state "non-governmental organisations"
spawned by Tavistock. Affiliated with the United Nations, the WFMH was
"one-worldist" from the outset. To head the new organisation,
Rees
commanded 300, mostly Tavistock-trained Army psychiatrists. Since World War II,
Tavistock has been almost indistinguishable from the various wings of British
Military intelligence (Ml-5, MI-6, SAS, ... ). (The relevance of the connection
is difficult to dispel, when confronted with the military precision with which
Bryant, a supposedly "borderline intellectually disabled" subject,
conducted himself to achieve, despite the great difficulty of the operation,
what he set out to do. Furthermore, the fact that Tavistock is regarded as a
virtual wing of British Military intelligence, implies that the psychiatrists
associated with General Rees, are in fact British intelligence operatives, and
that British intelligence experts controls over mental hygiene departments in
A Call For
"Psychiatric Shock Troops"!
At the war's
end, in a speech to US Army psychiatrists in 1945, General Rees called for the
creation of "psychiatric shock troops", who would move out of the
military and psychiatric institutions, in order to shape society as a whole:
"If we propose to come out into the open and to attack the social and
national problems of our day, then we must have shock troops and these can not
be provided by psychiatry based wholly in institutions. We must have mobile
teams of psychiatrists who are free to move around and make contact with the
local situation in their particular area ... in every country, groups of
psychiatrists linked to each other ...[should] move into the political and
governmental field" . (Given Brigadier General John Rawlings Rees position
in the Psychological Warfare Directorate command of 300, mostly Tavistock
trained psychiatrists, and the virtual Psychological Warfare Wing of the
The
"mission" Rees outlined, was to create a situation "where it is
possible for people of every social group to have treatment when they need it,
even if they do not wish it, without the necessity to invoke the law".
(emphasis added)
Psychiatric Shock
Troops in Action
Such
Tavistock methods were outlined in Dr. William Sargant's 1950s book "The
Huxley's Key Role in
MK-Ultra
in a series
of lectures at the University of California Medical School, one of Sargant's
closest collaborators, British novelist Aldous Huxley, assessed the notorious
MK-Ultra mass drugging and brainwashing experiment which had been under way
since the early 1950`s. Huxley was the author of the 1952 book, The Doors of
Perception, which first popu- larised LSD usage; he had long fictionalised the
results of such experimentation in his novel Brave New World. Huxley himself
played a key-role in MK-Ultra. With such methods, Huxley held, in 1961 lectures
titled "Control of the Mind", there will be a " method of making
people love their servitude and producing dictatorships without tears, so to
speak, producing a kind of painless concentration camp for entire societies, so
that people will in fact have their liberties taken away from them, but will
rather enjoy it, because they will be distracted from any real desire to rebel
- by propaganda, or brainwashing or brainwashing enhanced by pharmacological
methods. And this seems to be the final revolution". (emphasis added)
(However
events in
The Somatotonic
Personality
The creation
of the "somatotonic personality" (one who would not hesitate to
murder), was another pet project of Huxley's from the 1930`s on. The
Tavistockians operate with a construct of the human mind as a tabular rasa (a
mind like an erased tablet), that can be imprinted, or, a mechanical system
that can be manipulated by such techniques. Since, on the contrary, the essence
of the human mind is its inherent creative capability, Tavistock methods work
only if the brainwashers can create a "controlled environment", in
which the victim sees only the alternatives presented by their tormentors.
On the
larger scale, it has shown to be unreliable despite the obvious successful
development of certain "infantilistic" tendencies in the majority of
people. Recent development indicate that it could yet prove to be extremely
hazardous to the instigators.
The 'City' of
The 1944
sudden takeover of Tavistock operations by Montagu Norman at the apex of the
international financial oligarchy, is one of the most striking features of the
agenda behind the mission to provide psychiatric "treatment for people of
every social group when they need it, even if they do not wish it, without the
necessity to invoke the law" (Rees) and the "producing of a kind of
painless concentration camp for entire societies" (Huxley) by means of
applications of "intense fear" to "wipe clean" minds, with
the resulting reprogramming potentials, which could be applied to "entire
societies" (Sargent).
"Coincidentally"
"Blind
Terror" Methodology
Already in
May 1996, after an initial review of the discussions with Australian police and
counter-terror specialists, the authors of this investigation charged that the
Port Arthur massacre "bore all the hallmarks of the 'blind terror' cam-
paigns pioneered by the Tavistock institute in London, an arm of British
intelligence which .. has conducted precisely the kind of experiments necessary
to create and manipulate damaged personalities such as Martin Bryant". The evolution of the
Tavistock institute, which was founded on the basis of the study and research
in "shell shock" victims, into a premier psychological warfare unit
of the 1930s and World War II, and which then became the virtual property of
the 'City' in 1944, has to be kept in mind. The dissolution of the
"Empire" was at hand, and psychological methods were seen as a means
to achieve that which gunboat diplomacy, colonial armies, and war no longer
could achieve. The $600 million funding of the Central African ethnic cleansing
by the IMF, indicates that there is still scope for colonial (neo-colonial)
armies.
Hysterical Denials
It comes
therefore as no surprise that the "financially controlled main stream
media", became hysterical in their denouncement of what could have made
sensational investigatory journalism" which would have boosted circulation
and profits. The British Broadcasting Corporation felt it was necessary to
broadcast the thesis all over
Hallmarks of Tavistock
Coordination
Further
investigations over the past years supplemented by files on Tavistock compiled
since 1973 have established the following:
1.) The
Infantile Regression of
Whole Societies
More
generally, Tavistock's "theory of turbulence" specifies that entire
populations may be driven into such infantile regressions by repeated terrorist
shocks. The recent bombings of the Trade Centre, and the
Control of Crucial
Networks
2.) Where it
has control of the media, psychiatric, police, and intelligence networks,
through its masters in the 'City', British intelligence can trigger such
terrorist events with impunity. It had this control in
The
suggestion has been made concerning Australia's break with the Empire in World
War II, and its alliance with the almost defeated General MacArthur, and
America, against Churchill's gift of Indo-China, Malaysia, Singapore,
Indonesia, the Phillipines, and Australia (down to the Brisbane Line) to the
Japanese to prolong the war with so as to weaken the US. This is seen in part
as an explanation for the intensity of the psychological warfare waged against
"Controlled
Environments"
There is
another consideration. As an island-nation,
Tavistock Assets
3.) Martin
Bryant was monitored, and according to Dax, a subject of "a good deal of
study" and "research" at
Dax was for
decades an associate of Tavistock's longtime leader and World Federation of
Mental Health Chairman, Brigadier General Dr. John Rawlings Rees. Beginning
with Rees in the late 1930s, Dax, by his own account, had specialised in
"brainwashing".
To cover any
tracks left, Tavistock operatives are thought to invariably circulate through
their "highly respected assets", what might be called the "Lee
Harvey Oswald theory of mass murder" - that in each of such incidents a
"lone nut" one day just "went crazy". Such was the
"finding" of Melbourne-based British forensic psychiatrist Dr. Paul
Mullen, in his evaluation of Bryant for Bryant's defence attorney. Mullen
concluded: "It would be more satisfactory if one could point to simple and
direct cause of the tragedy at
Of
considerable noteworthiness is, that Mullen himself reportedly participated in
the investigations of two mass slaughters in