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AN ILLUMINATI OUTLINE OF HISTORY (continued)
AN ILLUMINATI OUTLINE OF HISTORY (Part 1)

• 1917
  • United States enters World War I.
  • Russian Revolution begins;
  • Cheka, secret police of Bolsheviks, founded.
• 1918
  • Assassination of Russian Czar Nicholas II and his family.
  • Attempted assassination of Lenin.
  • New Thought lecturer David Van Bush hires H.P. Lovecraft as a ghost writer.
• 1919
  • Founding of Thule Society in Germany; Hitler recruited.
  • League of Nations founded at Paris Peace Conference.
  • Meeting at the Majestic Hotel, Paris, between Wilsonian intellectuals (House, Dulles and Dulles, etc.) and "like-minded Englishmen" to discuss forming an organization "for the study of international affairs."
  • Royal Institute of International Affairs founded.
  • Freud draws attention to Austrian neurologist Poetzl's experiments with the tachistroscope, an early device for studying subliminal perception.
  • Charles Fort's "The Book of the Damned" published.
  • Hitler joins the German Workers' Party.
• 1920s
  • Assassination of estimated 400 German public figures begins.
  • U.S. entry into League of Nations blocked in Senate.
  • Development of modern advertising techniques emphasizing manipulation rather than information.
• 1920 -- GWP becomes the National Socialist German Worker's Party.
• 1921
  • Council on Foreign Relations incorporated; founded by Wilsonians House,
  • Dulles and company upon their return from Paris, with the help of the Round Table Group.
  • Marconi states he believes mysterious V code on pre-WWI radio came from space;
  • Tesla recalls seeing lights, vivid images, when he was a boy.
  • Hitler takes over the NSGWP.
• 1922
  • Mussolini, alleged British Intelligence agent, comes to power in Italy, begins attempt to eliminate Mafia in Sicily.
  • Cheka reorganized as GPU, Russian secret police.
  • CFR journal "Foreign Affairs" founded.
  • King Tutankhamen's tomb opened in Egypt, thus invoking "King Tut's Curse";
  • 14 violent deaths in as many years linked to the curse.
• 1923
  • Assassination of Pancho Villa in Mexico.
  • Founding of Hitler's National-Socialist (Nazi) Party in Germany.
  • International Police (Interpol) founded in Vienna.
  • In the face of the Teapot Dome and other scandals,
  • President Harding visits Alaska and receives a "long ciphered message" which visibly upsets him, causing him to ask what a president could do when friends betrayed him; he died soon after among conflicting rumors about the cause of his death.
  • Fort's "New Lands" published.
• 1924
  • J. Edgar Hoover takes over FBI.
  • During Mars' closest approach radios around the world went off the air in order to allow interception of any possible messages from space; when translated onto photographic tape, signals received produced crudely drawn faces.
  • Lovecraft ghostwrites for Houdini.
• 1925 -- Lionel Curtis organizes the Institutes of Pacific Relations in at least ten countries for the Round Table Group.
• 1926 -- Suicide of synchronicity researcher Paul Krammerer, biologist, freemason.
• 1927
  • Rise of the CFR due to Rockefeller and other foundation funding.
  • The Crystal Skull discovered in ruins of Lubaantun in British Honduras.
• 1928
  • Nomination of Catholic Al Smith sparks last spurt of growth for the KKK.
  • Soviet produced film shows conditioned reflex experiments on humans.
• 1929
  • CFR moves to Harold Pratt Building on 68th Street.
  • Great Depression begins.
  • Quisling's "About the Matter That Inhabited Worlds Outside Ours and the Significance Caused by It to Our Philosophy of Life" published.
• 1930 -- Pavlov begins applying knowledge of conditioned reflex to human psychosis.
• 1930s
  • Mafia becomes integral part of the U.S. organized crime.
  • Continuing political assassinations accompany Nazi rise to power.
• 1931 -- Fort's "Lo!" published.
• 1932 -- Fort dies after publishing his last book, "Wild Talents."
• 1933
  • Attempted assassination of Franklin Roosevelt;
  • Chicago mayor Cermak killed instead.
  • FDR orders use of Great Seal of the U.S. on reverse side of the dollar bill.
  • Reichstag Fire, set by Nazis, used to suspend civil liberties.
• 1934
  • Assassination of S.M. Kirov,
  • Soviet leader and Stalin collaborator.
  • Russian GPU renamed NKVD.
  • Beginning of Hitler's Black Order.
  • Unexplained "ghostflier" broadcasts in Sweden.
• 1935
  • Assassination of Senator Huey Long.
  • First lobotomy performed by Egas Moniz in Lisbon.
• 1936 -- Beginning of Moscow Purge trials in which numerous communist leaders were brainwashed into false confessions and then executed.
• 1937
  • Spanish Civil War begins.
  • First of 48 "Lost Colony" stones found in North Carolina; stones supposedly tell the story of lost Roanoke Island colony.
  • Amelia Earhart Putnam, aviator, disappears.
• 1938
  • Assassination of Leon Sedov, Trotsky's son; first assassination attempt against Trotsky.
  • Nazi invasion of Austria; Interpol exiled -- or taken over by Nazis;
  • German expedition to Antarctica stakes out 600,000 square kilometers, lands near the South Pole.
  • Electroshock treatment discovered.
  • Orson Welles' dramatization of H.G. Wells' "War of the Worlds" scares American radio listeners.
• 1939
  • Attorney Leon Cooke, friend of Jack Ruby and financial secretary of the union which employed Ruby, killed by union president Jack Martin;
  • union subsequently taken over by Mafia. League of Nations suspended.
  • Germany invades Poland; World War II begins.
  • CFR offers it services to U.S. State Dept.
  • Interpol grouped with Gestapo.
  • Amateur radio astronomer Grote Reber receives dot-dash signal from space.
  • Attempted assassination of Hitler.

1940 -- Assassination of Leon Trotsky in Mexico. British secret

 police renamed MI-5 and MI-6 for duration of war. Interpol moved 
 to near Berlin., with Reinhard Heydrich in charge. Nazis allegedly 
 begin building Hitler's secret hideout in Antarctica. Roosevelt 
 sends Gen. "Wild Bill" Donovan on info-gathering mission to 
 Europe; Donovan recommends a central intelligence organization. 
 U.S. State Dept. creates Division of Special Research headed by 
 CFR member Pasbolsky.

1941 -- Japan attacks U.S. Fleet at Pearl Harbor, allegedly

 through the maneuvering of Roosevelt and his advisors to provide 
 an excuse to enter the war. Donovan made head of new Office of 
 Coordinator of Information. "The Books of Charles Fort" published.

1942 -- Assassination of Interpol chief Heydrich in

 Czechloslavakia. Donovan's OCI evolves into the Office of 
 Strategic Services (OSS).

1943 -- LSD-25 discovered by Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann. Nazi

 Admiral Doenitz boasts the German submarine fleet has built "in 
 another part of the world a Shangri-La on land, an impregnable 
 fortress." Juan Peron and other pro-Nazi leaders take power in 
 Argentina. Pilots on both sides of the war report seeing "foo-
 fighters," unexplained flying objects, while flying war missions.

1944 -- Attempted assassination of Hitler. Nazis begin sending

 millions of dollars worth of jewels, paintings and cash to 
 Argentina for safe keeping. Russian NKVD reorganized as MGB. 
 Donovan prepares plan for Roosevelt to establish a central 
 intelligence agency which is pigeonholed, later reconsidered by 
 Truman. American band leader Glenn Miller disappears on unarmed 
 flight over the English Channel.

1945 -- Alleged assassination (suicide) of James Forrestal at

 Bethesda Hospital Neurological Ward, after his attempt to warn 
 Roosevelt of Illuminati plot. Roosevelt dies, Truman becomes 
 president. Mussolini killed. Hitler allegedly escapes from Berlin 
 after arranging for a fake suicide cover story; Hitler's death 
 announced, Admiral Doenitz takes command; submarines U-530, U-977 
 and others begin secret journey from Norway soon after Quisling 
 allegedly refused Hitler's offer to take him "aboard a submarine 
 to a safe refuge"; two months after Germany surrenders submarines 
 U-530 and U-977 give themselves up in Mar del Plata, Argentina, 
 after allegedly being lost from the submarine convoy taking Hitler 
 and others to their hideout in Antarctica; Nazi leader Martin 
 Bormann escapes without a trace from Berlin after supervising 
 Hitler's "suicide." First atomic bombs dropped. World War II ends. 
 General Gehlen, Head of Nazi Intelligence, captured by U.S. Army 
 and flown to Washington; other Nazi and British agents imported to 
 U.S., along with Werner Von Braun and other developers of the V-2 
 rockets. Interpol dissolved -- or reorganized with headquarters in 
 Paris, the story varies. OSS disbanded, its agents moving to 
 military intelligence agencies and the State Dept. CFR allegedly
 takes over State Dept. United Nations founded. "Official beginning 
 of Bermuda Triangle mystery," when Flight 19, made up of five 
 naval bombers, disappears off the coast of Florida; another plane 
 sent to investigate also disappears -- 6 planes and 27 men 
 vanished. An Air Force plane's engines fail over Iwo Jima as foo-
fighters maneuver around it.

1946 -- Murder of wire service king James Ragen by Syndicate

 friends of Jack Ruby; indictment dropped following additional 
 murders. John Kennedy and Richard Nixon elected to House of 
 Representatives. Truman's executive order sets up the National 
 Intelligence Authority and Central Intelligence Group. Gehlen 
 returns to Germany to continue intelligence work for U.S. Army. 
 Interpol reorganization meeting held in Brussels. Admiral Byrd 
 allegedly leads Naval "research" expedition to Antarctica to 
 attack Hitler's secret hideout; attempt allegedly fails and Hitler 
 and his "UFO scientists" continue their activities. Waves of 
 unexplained "ghost rockets" seen in Europe, especially 
 Scandanavia.

1947 -- Attempted assassination of Minneapolis Mayor Hubert

 Humphrey. Partition of India receives "strong impetus from the 
 Round Table Group." National Security Act establishes Dept. of 
 Defense, National Security Council and Central Intelligence 
 Agency. France creates SDECE, similar to CIA. Second UFO flap 
 year; Kenneth Arnold reports flying saucers near Yakima, 
 Washington, and other reports soon follow. Maury Island "hoax": an 
 early Men-In-Black incident three days before the Arnold sighting, 
 in which a "donut-shaped object" dropped slag on a boat near 
 Tacoma, Washington; the next day an MIB visited Harold Dahl, who 
 was piloting the boat, and warned him not to discuss the sighting; 
 the boat's owner, Fred Crisman, was suspected of being a CIA 
 employee and was later called to give secret testimony at the 
 trial of Clay Shaw in New Orleans; pilot Dahl disappeared and 
 UFOlogist Arnold, who investigated the case, reported unexplained 
 failure of his own plane's engine soon after two Air Force 
 investigators were killed taking off from Tacoma's airport.

1948 -- Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi. Attempted assassination

 of labor leader Walter Reuther. Beginning of Operation Ohio, a CIA 
 program responsible for one hundred European assassinations during 
 the next ten years. Beginning of CIA interest in UFOs as a 
 "security" problem. McCord employed by the FBI. Nixon gains 
 prominence in the Alger Hiss case as member of the House Un-
 American Activities Committee; goes to Miami where he meets Bebe 
 Rebozo and goes yachting with other underworld-connected figures. 
 Martin Bormann reported living in Argentina. New nation of Israel 
 creates Central Institute for Intelligence and Security. World 
 Council of Churches founded in Amsterdam.

1949 -- Report critical of CIA filed and forgotten, unread by

 Truman; Central Intelligence Act exempts CIA from disclosure laws. 
 E. Howard Hunt becomes CIA agent; Clay Shaw becomes agent for 
 CIA's Domestic Contact Service. The Gehlen Organization 
 transferred to CIA control. U.S. Army begins 20 years of simulated 
 germ warfare attacks against American cities, conducting at least 
 239 open air tests. Interpol granted consultive status by UN. 
 Chaing Kai-shek flees to Formosa; mainland China taken by 
 communist leaders; Social Affairs Dept. and other Chinese secret 
 police created. Trial of Cardinal Mindszenty in Hungary following 
 his brainwashing and confession of conspiracy.

1950 -- Attempted assassination of Truman by Puerto Rican

 nationalists. Korean War begins. Congress passes McCarran's 
 Internal Security Act setting up program for detention of 
 subversives. Hiss convicted of perjury; Nixon elected to Senate 
 after smear campaign against California opponent. U.S. Army 
 engages in "simulated" germ warfare in San Francisco and the 
 Pentagon. National Council of Churches founded in U.S. CIA 
 organizes the Pacific Corporation, a large holding company which 
 was the first of many CIA "private" enterprises. Alleged CIA plot 
 to introduce UFO contact ideas with "Little Green Men" stories and 
 radio contact "from space." Malcolm X receives visit from an MIB 
 while in prison. "Worlds in Collision" by Immanuel Velikovsky 
 proposes a catastrophic theory of ancient history in which a huge 
 "comet" of matter is ripped out of Jupiter, approaches Earth close 
 enough to cause universal fire/flood legends in primitive folklore 
 and the settles into orbit as a new planet, Venus; Velikovsky 
 receives ridicule and contempt from his fellow scientists, thought
 20 years later Jupiter is generally considered a "cold star" 
 rather than a planet and Velikovsky's prediction of a hot climate 
 on Venus is confirmed. Approximate starting date of building of 
 Mount Weather, secret American government fortress.

• 1951
  • Assassination of Ali Razmara of Iran, Riad Al-Sulh and Abdullah of Jordan and Ali Knah Liaquat of Pakistan.
  • Army simulated germ warfare project in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania.
  • Approximate date CBS begins active cooperation with CIA.
  • McCord moves from FBI to CIA.
  • North Korean brainwashing of American prisoners begins.
  • TIME magazine popularizes the term "brainwashing."
• 1952
  • Eisenhower elected president,
  • Nixon vice-president;
  • Kennedy elected to Senate.
  • Army germ warfare project in Key West, Florida, and Ft. McCellan, Alabama.
  • CIA agent Downey and Fecteau captured while on spy mission in China.
  • Third UFO flap year.
  • First UFO "contact" case: George Adamski meets Venusians in California desert; alleged CIA plot to start UFO scare.
  • UFOlogist George Williamson, one of Adamski's witnesses, claims he also witnessed ham radio operator establish contact with another world.
• 1953
  • Dr. Frank Olsen commits suicide after having been given a secret dose of LSD by the CIA, under the direction of the mysterious Dr. Sidney Gottlieb.
  • CIA contemplates developing drugs to cause amnesia in retired agents.
  • CIA's Robertson Panel views UFO reports as national security threat.
  • Army germ warfare project in Panama City, Florida.
  • Return of Korean War prisoners, including some who underwent brainwashing. 21 POWs defect.
  • Mau Mau (Hidden Ones) formed in Kenya to overthrow white rule.
  • UFOlogist Albert Bender closes down his International Flying Saucer Bureau after being visited by three MIB.
• 1954
  • Attempted assassinations of several U.S. Congressmen by Puerto Rican nationalists.
  • First Bilderberger meeting takes place at the Bilderberg Hotel, Oosterbeek, Holland.
  • Condemnation by the U.S. Senate of Joseph McCarthy following his charges of subversion in high places.
  • Hunt involved in CIA overthrow of communist regime in Guatemala,
  • Carlos Castillo-Armas becomes president.
  • Richard Bissell joins the CIA.
  • Army germ warfare project in Point Mugu and Fort Hueneme, California.
  • Russian KGB created to replace earlier secret police.
  • Broadcaster Frank Edwards fired for discussing UFOs on the air.
  • Strange voice "from space" speaks from turned-off radios in midwest U.S. and London, warns against preparations for war.
• 1955
  • Assassination of Jose Antonio Remon of Panama and Adnan Al-Malki of Syria.
  • Bilderberger meeting in Barbizon, France.
  • Lee Harvey Oswald meets David Ferrie of the New Orleans Civil Air Patrol.
  • Doug Durham joins the Marines.
  • The Office of Naval Research allegedly receives a copy of Morris Jessup's "The Case for the UFOs" with marginal notes in three different hands, supposedly by "Gypsies" knowledgeable in UFOlogy;
  • ONR reprints several hundred copies for internal use; an MIB called "Carlos Allende" is implicated in the affair.
• 1956
  • Assassination of Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua.
  • Bilderberger meeting in Frednsborg, Denmark.
  • Clay Shaw's CIA contact allegedly stopped.
  • Oswald joins Marines.
  • Durham receives special CIA training.
  • UFOlogist Gray Barker publishes "They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers" which reported numerous MIB incidents.
• 1957
  • Assassination of Carlos Castillo-Armas of Guatemala.
  • Exiled Ukranian politician Lev Rebet assassinated by KGB agent in Munich.
  • Alleged assassination of Joseph McCarthy at Bethesda Hospital Neurological Ward, after warning of Illuminati plot.
  • Bilderberger meetings in St. Simon Island, Georgia, and Fiuggui, Italy.
  • Oswald assigned to base at Atsugi, Japan, where CIA U-2 planes were launched; shoots self in elbow. ** General Edwin Walker commands federal troops sent to enforce racial integration at Little Rock, Arkansas.
  • CIA helps Iran form SAVAK, secret police later accused of assassination Iranian dissidents.
  • Experiments in behavior modification sleep-teaching take place at California penal institution Woodland Road Camp.
  • Fourth UFO flap year.
  • Anti-atomic bomb propaganda disseminated by saucer clubs -- another CIA plot?
  • Unexplained short wave radio signals received worldwide.
• 1958
  • Assassination of Abdul Llah, Faisal II and Nuri Al-Said of Iraq.
  • Bilderberger meeting in Buxton, England.

Russia launches first space satellites.

• • ** Unidentified ex-Marine lives in Minsk, USSR, apparently gathering information for the CIA.
  • Oswald on maneuvers in the Philippines involving U-2 flights.
  • Francis Gary Powers released from Air Force and assigned to covert CIA spying.
  • Kerry Thornley and Gregory Hill found Discordianism and publish "Principia Discordia, or How I Found Goddess and What I Did To Her When I Found Her";
  • Thornley joins Marine Corps.
  • John Birch Society organized by Robert Welch.
  • Nelson Rockefeller elected governor of New York.
  • Ham radio operators pick up a male voice claiming to be Nacoma of Jupiter and warning of atomic bomb disaster in English, German, Norweigian and his own unknown language.
• 1959
  • Assassination of Solomon W.R. Bandaranaike of Ceylon.
  • Exiled Ukranian politician Stephan Bandera assassinated by KGB agent in Munich.
  • Attempted assassination of Senator Bircher of Ohio and Governor Almond of Virginia.
  • Apparent suicide of UFO researcher Morris Jessup who had received communications from "Carlos Allende," one of the MIB and whose book was mysteriously annoted by UFOlogical Gypsies.
  • Bilderberger meeting in Yesilkov, Turkey.
  • Fidel Castro assumes power in Cuba;
  • Cuban Intelligence (DGI) begun. Ruby visits casino owner in Havana.
  • Kerry Thornley first meets fellow Marine Oswald in California;
  • Oswald released from Marines, defects to Russia.
  • Thornley assigned to U-2 base in Atsugi, Japan.
  • Durham discharged from Marines, stationed at CIA base in Guatemala.
  • UFO sighting at CIA headquarters after Naval officer contacts "space people" while in CIA-observed trance.
  • Condon's "The Manchurian Candidate" published.
• 1960
  • Assassination of Hazza Majali of Jordan.
  • Bilderberger meeting in Burgenstock, Switzerland.
  • Eisenhower authorizes training and arming Cuban exiles, allegedly issues orders for the assassination of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba.
  • Nixon, CIA agent Bissell and others plan Bay of Pigs invasion, obtain permission to use Guatemala as launching point.
  • Bernard Baker serves as conduit for Bay of Pigs funding.
  • CIA buys Southern Air Transport; contemplates development of "recruitment pills" and other drugs;
  • studies mysterious amnesia of Korean war prisoners moved through Manchuria;
  • contemplates giving truth serum to brainwashed American POWs.
  • CIA spy Powers shot down in U-2 over Russia;
  • summit conference cancelled.
  • Kennedy-Nixon debates;
  • Kennedy elected president.
  • Oswald assigned job in Bellorussian Radio Factory in Minsk, USSR.
  • Thornley discharged from Marines.
  • Project Ozma, searching for intelligent signals from another part of the universe, receives unexplained signals from space.
• 1961
  • Assassination of Lumumba of the Congo, Rafael Trujillo Molina of the Dominican Republic and Louis Rivagasore of Nurundi.
  • Attempted assassination of Castro by Hans Tanner.
  • Michael Rockefeller disappears in New Guinea.
  • Bilderberger meeting in Quebec, Canada.
  • Thornley arrives to New Orleans;
  • Slim Brooks gives Thornley "the haircut" on his 23rd birthday;
  • the same day, the CIA invasion of Cuba at the Bay of Pigs, launched from Guatemala, fails due to poor planning and cancellation of support by Kennedy;
  • the CIA, the Mob, Cuban-exiles, right-wingers and Nixonites supposedly vow revenge against Kennedy.
  • Kennedy develops extracurricular relationship with Judith Campbell, Sam Giancana's girlfriend;
  • Giancana and John Roselli enlisted by CIA to attempt Castro assassination.
  • George De Mohrenschildt on hiking trip through Guatemala.
  • Brooks introduces Thornley to his "brother-in-law," Gary Kirstein, allegedly an undercover E. Howard Hunt;
  • Thornley and "Kirstein" begin nearly three-year relationship of discussing Nazis, mind-control, the status of philosopher-kings, and plans to assassinate Kennedy.
  • Robert Morrow, working with Ruby, Shaw and Ferrie, allegedly smuggle weapons from Greece to Central America for the CIA; also picks up information for CIA from "Harvey" in the Soviet Union. Ferrie, Gordon Novel and two others arrested in burglary of Louisiana arms bunker. Unidentified Marine from Minsk divulges information to CIA agent in Copenhagen.
  • General Walker resigns after criticism of his anti-communist indoctrination of troops. U.S. Military Advisor Group begins defoliation project in Vietnam which eventually covers over 12% of land area.
  • Milgram's Yale experiments demonstrating dangers of obedience to authority.
  • Unexplained transmissions from space monitored by ham radio operators worldwide;
  • Bob Renaud, ham operator, allegedly makes contact with aliens.
• 1962
  • Suicide of Marilyn Monroe under questionable circumstances.
  • Bilderberger meeting in Saltsjobaden, Sweden.
  • Oswald returns to America with his Russian wife, an alleged KGB agent.
  • Retired General Walker arrested on Attorney Robert Kennedy's orders when Walker became involved in the racial disorders in Oxford, Mississippi;
  • Walker stripped naked and flown to Springfield, Missouri, prison for examination; Walker reported to be incompetent but was later released and ran against John Connally for Governor of Texas.
  • Hunt becomes head of CIA's new Domestic Operations Division.
  • CIA interference in Ecuadorian politics.
  • CIA allegedly pays a Canadian agriculture technician to infect Cuban turkeys with Newcastle disease (though the technician supposedly double-crossed them).
  • Ruby allegedly flies from Mexico City to visit Havana.
  • CIA begins using secret terror teams in Vietnam, roots of Operation Phoenix.
  • Dr. Edgar Schein outlines behavior modification programs for U.S. prisons, based on Korean brainwashing techniques. Cuban missile crisis.
  • De Mohrenschildt, friend of the Kennedys, befriends the Oswalds in Dallas.
  • Durham employed by Des Moines Police Dept.
  • UFOlogist Williamson disappears in South America.
  • Film version of "The Manchurian Candidate" released.