Charles Darwin person
· born in Edinburgh
also: charles dar darwin, Charles Degas, Darwin, Darwin's, he
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Claims (30)
Thomas Henry Huxley relationship_with
Charles Darwin documented
document
“As early as 1871, T.H. Huxley, a friend of the Potters as well as the champion of Darwin, had argued that…”
source: book — The Life and Times of Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1858-1905 · p.117
Charles Darwin wrote
The Origin of Species documented
document
“A later federal report would claim CF&I was censoring literature in the company towns, prohibiting "socialist" texts as well as books described by a CF&I spokesman as containing "erroneous ideas," including Charles Darwin's On the Origin of…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
Charles Darwin founded
The Origin of Species documented
“And a couple of things, a couple of books are published right around 1859 and 1860 to really set off a pretty much a hurricane of conflicting thought. And the first one of those was 1859 when Charles Darwin publishes on the origin of specie…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 30:06
Charles Darwin founded
The Origin of Species documented
“I'll leave that for biologists. I want to get into his philosophy, though. So he wrote Journal of Researches, 1839. The big one is The Origin of Species, 1859. And The Descent of Man, 1871. The time when his books came out is very important…”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 38:51
Charles Darwin founded
The Descent of Man documented
“I'll leave that for biologists. I want to get into his philosophy, though. So he wrote Journal of Researches, 1839. The big one is The Origin of Species, 1859. And The Descent of Man, 1871. The time when his books came out is very important…”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 38:51
Charles Darwin founded
Journal of Researches documented
“I'll leave that for biologists. I want to get into his philosophy, though. So he wrote Journal of Researches, 1839. The big one is The Origin of Species, 1859. And The Descent of Man, 1871. The time when his books came out is very important…”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 38:51
Fabian Society influenced_by
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“Early eugenicists quoted Darwin quite a bit. And we all know that the Fabian socialists are very much into the whole eugenics thing. They evolved to become the technocrats. And that's going to be a really fun chapter in this story. So Darwi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 40:48
Charles Darwin founded
The Origin of Species documented
“It was 1859 when Charles Darwin publishes On the Origin of Species Through Natural Selection. I'm sure we all know about Darwin's theory of evolution that all the species evolve through gradual change and eventually adopt new features and s…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 30:03
Charles Darwin founded
The Origin of Species host_asserted
“I'll leave that for biologists. I want to get into his philosophy, though. So he wrote Journal of Researches, 1839. The big one is The Origin of Species, 1859, and The Descent of Man, 1871. The time when his books came out is very important…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 38:33
Charles Darwin founded
The Descent of Man host_asserted
“I'll leave that for biologists. I want to get into his philosophy, though. So he wrote Journal of Researches, 1839. The big one is The Origin of Species, 1859, and The Descent of Man, 1871. The time when his books came out is very important…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 38:33
Charles Darwin founded
Journal of Researches host_asserted
“I'll leave that for biologists. I want to get into his philosophy, though. So he wrote Journal of Researches, 1839. The big one is The Origin of Species, 1859, and The Descent of Man, 1871. The time when his books came out is very important…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 38:33
Franz Strobel briefed
Charles Darwin documented
“In January of 1990, a letter to Prince Philip Strobel reveals that he had briefed the WWF International General Secretary Charles Degas on Operation Locke. And so in years later, both Prince Bernhard and Prince Philip will try to say they d…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO with COLONEL TOWNER - World Wildlife Fund Part 2 @ 52:11
Charles Darwin born_in
Edinburgh host_asserted
“but we're the good guys you know we've evolved into a higher being we you know we're egalitarian and that's where so much so much of this crap comes from this egalitarian nature and just leave people alone and they'd be much better off all …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 36:55
X Club supported
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“There's a book called Essays and Reviews. It's published by a group of quote-unquote liberal Anglicans in the Anglican Church. And when I say liberal, what they tried to do is they wanted to analyze the Bible like it was any other work of l…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 31:09
Anthropological Society of London opposed
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“1863, you get a big rift emerging the scientific community over race theory. You had Anthropological Society of London rejected Darwinian theory, saying that it made slavery defensible. Do you understand that argument? If it's survival of t…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 32:51
St. George Jackson Mivart criticized
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“They are useful idiots. Well, they also want to reduce the population of the world by 95%, so that's one way of getting there. Yeah. They're useful idiots. All right. More critiques of Darwin. This is a 19th century critique. The irreducibl…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 40:06
William Pawley influenced
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“completely atheistic yes so that's where the contrast was but yeah paley was definitely one of his influences yeah and i just i found that very interesting um intellectually um because william paley is quoted a lot when you read about the f…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 42:28
Charles Darwin member_of
J.P. Morgan book_quoted
“to develop a program of reparation payments. The resulting Dawes plan, according to Georgetown University professor Carol Quigley, quote, largely a JP Morgan production, unquote, because that's who the guy worked for. The Dawes plan arrange…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 16:54
Francis Galton related_to
Charles Darwin documented
“There's a guy by the name of Francis Galton, and he used evolutionary theory to advocate forced sterilization and selective breeding. Policies we'd see implemented by people like the technocrats and the Nazis and a few others. And then, of …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 46:21
Anthropological Society of London supported
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“Do you understand that argument? If it's survival of the fittest, then the fittest should be at the top of society. And by default, the people that aren't as fit are made to be slave labor. Now, the X Club, to their credit, sided with the E…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 32:48
St. George Jackson Mivart criticized
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“And I'm not kidding. These people are that sadistic. They are useful idiots. Well, they also want to reduce the population of the world by 95%. So that's one way of getting there. Yeah. They're useful idiots. All right. More critiques of Da…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 39:43
Anthropological Society of London opposed
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“on Christian beliefs, and then you get a bunch of people trying to, scientists like that, trying to take you in an atheist's direction, you're going to get some tension. Yes. And the two can't coexist forever. So that's Clunzo. He was a cha…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 32:11
X Club supported
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“That's heresy. And of course, their work was absolutely backed by the X Club members. The X Club members were absolutely rabid supporters of Darwin. That's one of their major reasons for being. Again, they were coming to exist in 1864. We h…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 31:08
Charles Darwin studied_at
Cambridge host_asserted
“but we're the good guys you know we've evolved into a higher being we you know we're egalitarian and that's where so much so much of this crap comes from this egalitarian nature and just leave people alone and they'd be much better off all …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 36:55
William Pawley influenced
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“completely atheistic. Yes. So that's where the contrast was, but yeah, Paley was definitely one of his influences. Yeah. And I just, I found that very interesting intellectually because William Paley is quoted a lot when you read about the …”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 42:47
Charles Darwin member_of
Lunar Society guest_asserted
“by none other than iremus darwin and who is that charles dar darwin's grandfather and that particular organization it was described as 14 brilliant scientists writers and industrialists they were called the lunatics…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 25:47
Skull and Bones financed_via
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“episode a few weeks ago, these are the same people who would end up financing the Nazis. These are the same people 100 years earlier financed Charles Darwin. The survival of the fittest was a theory. This feeds right into the class system t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 27:25
Fabian Society recruited
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“Early eugenicists quoted Darwin quite a bit. And we all know that the Fabian socialists are very much into the whole eugenics thing. They evolved to become the technocrats. And that's going to be a really fun chapter in this story. So Darwi…”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 41:07
Technocracy Movement financed_via
Charles Darwin host_asserted
“episode a few weeks ago, these are the same people who would end up financing the Nazis. These are the same people 100 years earlier financed Charles Darwin. The survival of the fittest was a theory. This feeds right into the class system t…”
▶ The Shadow State 21 Secret Societies 5; Skull & Bones 1887-1908 @ 27:42
Charles Darwin member_of
X Club host_asserted
“And who is that? Charles Darwin's grandfather. And that particular organization was described as 14 brilliant scientists, writers, and industrialists. They were called the lunatics. I'm sorry. The irony of that is so hilarious. I'm glad you…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 26:09
Mentions (30)
▶ 16:27
of Germany's total 1921 exports. When Germany was unable to make these payments, France and Belgium occupied the Ruhr to take by force what could not be obtained voluntarily. In 1924, the Allies appointed a committee of bankers headed by Am…
▶ 20:51
was very profitable to these bankers, unquote. Who were the New York international bankers that formed the reparation committees? In 1924, Dawes' plan experts from the U.S. were bankers Charles Dawes and Morgan representative Owen Young, wh…
▶ 1:56:25
is that Margaret Sanger was inspired by Charles Darwin, who was inspired by Thomas Malthus. Darwin actually wrote how he read for amusement Malthus on population. And if we fast forward, let me make another connection here. If we fast forwa…
▶ 26:58
performance based than the white race. And so if you are of the white race, but you are not one of them, they encouraged breeding in order to make you a more productive slave, because that's what you were going to end up being. Yeah, very m…
▶ 27:15
performance based than the white race. And so if you are of the white race, but you are not one of them, they encouraged breeding in order to make you a more productive slave, because that's what you were going to end up being. Yeah, very m…
▶ 37:13
But we're the good guys. We evolved into a higher being. We're egalitarian. And that's where so much of this crap comes from, this egalitarian nature. And just leave people alone and they'd be much better off. All right, we got to talk abou…
▶ 38:51
I'll leave that for biologists. I want to get into his philosophy, though. So he wrote Journal of Researches, 1839. The big one is The Origin of Species, 1859. And The Descent of Man, 1871. The time when his books came out is very important…
▶ 39:24
Darwin's mechanism, evolution by natural selection. Variation exists in populations. More offspring are produced than can survive. So we're starting getting into these eugenicist stuff. That's what these early ideas of eugenicism is. More o…
▶ 39:56
What is it the Germans call themselves? The ultimate race, the superior race? Well, that didn't start in Germany. It goes way back, at least a century. They talk about leading to gradual change in species over time, survival of the fittest,…
▶ 40:30
arose via group survival advantages and sexual selection explains traits like beauty mind ethics and society are products of natural processes not divine design or fixed essences so here we have the atheistic philosophy being thrown into th…
▶ 41:07
Early eugenicists quoted Darwin quite a bit. And we all know that the Fabian socialists are very much into the whole eugenics thing. They evolved to become the technocrats. And that's going to be a really fun chapter in this story. So Darwi…
▶ 41:51
Charles Darwin, any thoughts on him? So one of the names of his kind of mentor, if you will, is William Paley, P-A-L-E-Y. And he comes up a lot in the whole Fabian collective group in my reading because I.…
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I notice his name only because his name looks like William Pauly. And so every time I come across his name, my brain automatically sees William Pauly because he's one of my Forrest Gump guys in Operation Gladio. And I have to like reread hi…
▶ 42:47
completely atheistic. Yes. So that's where the contrast was, but yeah, Paley was definitely one of his influences. Yeah. And I just, I found that very interesting intellectually because William Paley is quoted a lot when you read about the …
▶ 1:18
with our god-given natural rights of life liberty and property and the only legitimate view of purpose of a government is to preserve those rights anything else becomes authoritarian and once you take that one step towards taking away some …
▶ 26:09
And who is that? Charles Darwin's grandfather. And that particular organization was described as 14 brilliant scientists, writers, and industrialists. They were called the lunatics. I'm sorry. The irony of that is so hilarious. I'm glad you…
▶ 30:06
And a couple of things, a couple of books are published right around 1859 and 1860 to really set off a pretty much a hurricane of conflicting thought. And the first one of those was 1859 when Charles Darwin publishes on the origin of specie…
▶ 30:36
evolve through gradual change and eventually adopt new features and stuff like that. This is about as controversial as it could come and inspired a storm of argument from the scientific establishment, the clerical naturalists, Church of Eng…
▶ 31:09
There's a book called Essays and Reviews. It's published by a group of quote-unquote liberal Anglicans in the Anglican Church. And when I say liberal, what they tried to do is they wanted to analyze the Bible like it was any other work of l…
▶ 32:51
1863, you get a big rift emerging the scientific community over race theory. You had Anthropological Society of London rejected Darwinian theory, saying that it made slavery defensible. Do you understand that argument? If it's survival of t…
▶ 33:21
sided with the Ethnological Society of London, which denounced slavery and embraced academic liberalism. I want to get into those criticisms of Darwin. Okay, so at the time, his contemporaries in the 19th century, they said he was missing t…
▶ 40:06
They are useful idiots. Well, they also want to reduce the population of the world by 95%, so that's one way of getting there. Yeah. They're useful idiots. All right. More critiques of Darwin. This is a 19th century critique. The irreducibl…
▶ 41:08
that criticism probably isn't all that strong the way we now understand genetics. Modern day criticism is the problem is the Cambrian explosion. You familiar? No. This is about 540 million years ago. We had a sudden appearance of a bunch of…
▶ 41:39
There's a whole bunch of different animals. That seems to make Darwin's theories a little bit off. But it does point to intelligent design or creationism. Another problem is the origin of life, which is known as abiogenesis. Darwin's theory…
▶ 43:21
you know, having an elephant grow a trunk. That doesn't. I don't know if that's the best example, but that's what that critique is. The biggest critique about Darwin is trying to end God and justify, you know, socialism. That's my critique.…
▶ 43:53
partly due to his theory and personal tragedies yeah so i don't believe in god yeah i got the moral implications basically portraying humans as evolved animals removes objective morality and dignity a lot of people object to being considere…
▶ 46:07
So we've got to talk a little bit about social Darwinism. His ideas were twisted to justify imperialism, racism, and eugenics. Some people say they can twist his ideas to justify laissez-faire capitalism. I don't agree with that critique be…
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And that's critical to the rest of the story. Okay. Thomas Henry Huxley, born 1825, died in 1895, lived 70 years. He is famous for an 1860 Oxford evolution debate versus Samuel Wilberforce. I didn't want to bring out all the quotes from tha…
▶ 1:08:47
Well, that goes straight back to Darwin because he set out trying to prove that God didn't exist. Yes. That was his mission. Yes. I think we just put an explanation point on the whole lesson. I can end there. That was good. That was really …
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having been Operation Paperclip to America and other places, and we're about to hit a scientific boom in the world. Science is about to change. You have real top scientists in England, like Alexander Fleming, who invented penicillin, and a …