Horus on the Cremation of the Anglo-American Establishment
Creature From Jekyll Island by George Edward Griffin years ago, and when I was young it seemed to be like a lamp struck up in a dark cave. Since then I saw the problems, of which one is the use and misuse of the work of Carroll Quigley. Quigley himself was, to say the least, a flawed historian, and some of his main claims in The Anglo-American Establishment, though apparently based on privileged access to the people of whom he writes, are false. For one, the CFR-RIIA collaboration he describes did not exist other than in that they both agitated in the 1930s for Britain and the USA to adopt an anti-German foreign policy and for the same countries to welcome Jewish emigrants from Europe (see my forthcoming audio piece on this).
I was prompted to speak about this having read several pieces in the last year by Payload and now The Coming Storm. Their latest work on this is linked below. They draw upon the work of Kerry Bolton and Steve Sailer to criticise Quigley himself and moreso the holders of the ‘Anthony Sutton view’ and ‘Quigtards’, the latter a term both amusing and justified. Much retarded and flatly wrong history has been derived from reading Quigley and Sutton (and usually little or nothing else), often misreading or drawing unwarranted inferences from their work. In this audio piece I discuss the essay below and add my own thoughts.
Go to The Cremation of the Anglo-American Establishment, which includes a 37’27” mp3 of Horus commenting on all this.
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