Advertising Council organization
also: War Advertising Council
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Claims (19)
Boris Shilkret member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“Oh, and we can't forget this. Howard Rusk, New York University, Bellevue Medical Center. We have to have a medical person. Boris Shilskin, who was the assistant to the president of the AFL-CIO or subset of the CIA. And Thomas Watson Jr. of …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 29:41
Thomas J. Watson Jr. member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“Oh, and we can't forget this. Howard Rusk, New York University, Bellevue Medical Center. We have to have a medical person. Boris Shilskin, who was the assistant to the president of the AFL-CIO or subset of the CIA. And Thomas Watson Jr. of …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 29:41
Sarah Blanding member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“There were members in a subset of the Advertising Council called the Public Policy Committee. There were 19 members on this committee. Among them were Sarah Blanding, president of Vassar College, Ralph Buncey. Oh my goodness, he was the UN …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 27:32
Ralph Bunche member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“There were members in a subset of the Advertising Council called the Public Policy Committee. There were 19 members on this committee. Among them were Sarah Blanding, president of Vassar College, Ralph Buncey. Oh my goodness, he was the UN …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 27:32
Benjamin Buttenweiser member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“Benjamin Boutenweiser, who was a partner in Coombe Loeb and Company. Evans Clark, a member of the New York Times. Paul Hoffman, chairman of the Public Policy Committee. Charles Jones, president of Richfield Oil Corporation. Lawrence Kempton…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 28:06
Evans Clark member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“Benjamin Boutenweiser, who was a partner in Coombe Loeb and Company. Evans Clark, a member of the New York Times. Paul Hoffman, chairman of the Public Policy Committee. Charles Jones, president of Richfield Oil Corporation. Lawrence Kempton…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 28:06
Theodore Rethlier headed
Advertising Council book_quoted
“that skillful propaganda could be sold to the unsuspecting American public. Officials of the Advertising Council was aware of their power to mold public opinion. Theodore Rethlier, head of the Advertising Council, was quoted in June of 1961…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 25:26
Charles Jones member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“Benjamin Boutenweiser, who was a partner in Coombe Loeb and Company. Evans Clark, a member of the New York Times. Paul Hoffman, chairman of the Public Policy Committee. Charles Jones, president of Richfield Oil Corporation. Lawrence Kempton…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 28:06
Lawrence Kempton member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“Benjamin Boutenweiser, who was a partner in Coombe Loeb and Company. Evans Clark, a member of the New York Times. Paul Hoffman, chairman of the Public Policy Committee. Charles Jones, president of Richfield Oil Corporation. Lawrence Kempton…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 28:06
A.E. Lyon member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“A.E. Lyon, Executive Secretary of Railway Labor Executive Association. Labor and executive probably ought to not be in the same title. Oh, and my favorite, John J. McCloy. John J. McCloy, the same McCloy that was the governor in Germany ove…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 28:41
John J. McCloy member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“A.E. Lyon, Executive Secretary of Railway Labor Executive Association. Labor and executive probably ought to not be in the same title. Oh, and my favorite, John J. McCloy. John J. McCloy, the same McCloy that was the governor in Germany ove…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 28:41
Eugene Meyer member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“scientists got out of there safe and sound and all the Gladio people got out of there safe and sound, where he moved on to be Chase Manhattan Bank chairman. That John McCloy, yes, that same one. Eugene Meyer, who was chairman of the Washing…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 29:09
William Myers member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“scientists got out of there safe and sound and all the Gladio people got out of there safe and sound, where he moved on to be Chase Manhattan Bank chairman. That John McCloy, yes, that same one. Eugene Meyer, who was chairman of the Washing…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 29:09
Elmo Roper member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“scientists got out of there safe and sound and all the Gladio people got out of there safe and sound, where he moved on to be Chase Manhattan Bank chairman. That John McCloy, yes, that same one. Eugene Meyer, who was chairman of the Washing…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 29:09
Howard Rusk member_of
Advertising Council book_quoted
“Oh, and we can't forget this. Howard Rusk, New York University, Bellevue Medical Center. We have to have a medical person. Boris Shilskin, who was the assistant to the president of the AFL-CIO or subset of the CIA. And Thomas Watson Jr. of …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 29:41
Advertising Council funded
United Nations book_quoted
“put restrictions on the improvements that you make. And then when your building gets condemned, they just take your building from you. The Advertising Council supported every UN initiative relating to the United States. They republished the…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 34:46
Paul Hoffman headed
Advertising Council book_quoted
“Benjamin Boutenweiser, who was a partner in Coombe Loeb and Company. Evans Clark, a member of the New York Times. Paul Hoffman, chairman of the Public Policy Committee. Charles Jones, president of Richfield Oil Corporation. Lawrence Kempton…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 28:06
Advertising Council funded
World Health Organization book_quoted
“World peace through world law. That definitely sounds like a socialist idea. The Advertising Council had promoted mental health projects, which is very interesting, especially since we were closing all the mental health facilities. But they…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 31:35
Advertising Council front_for
CFR book_quoted
“They served as the public relations operation for any project that the CFR took on. The Advertising Council was created in 1942, then called the War Advertising Council, again a tax-exempt organization. The Advertising Council's specific jo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 4 @ 22:16
Mentions (18)
▶ 21:46
does, but you kind of get the idea of what that organization was all about. The next one that the book talks about is called the Advertising Council. It was located in New York. They had a subsidiary office in Chicago and Washington, DC and…
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They served as the public relations operation for any project that the CFR took on. The Advertising Council was created in 1942, then called the War Advertising Council, again a tax-exempt organization. The Advertising Council's specific jo…
▶ 22:47
mass communication. A government agency would bring a particular project to them, like during the war, rationing to the advertising council to help sell it to the people. They're basically the propaganda arm that we're talking about. And re…
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For that exact reason, they come up with psychological operations and propaganda. The agency would prepare signs, newspaper mats, advertising layouts, broadcasting, verbiage to feed to the media. They would then get free services on public …
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To the machine, even advertising agencies and PR firms which contributed free services profited from the arrangement with the Advertising Council. They continued after the war to perform the same service, selecting and promoting projects th…
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in peacetime than it was in war because many advertisers and broadcasting officials who are badgered to support countless causes and campaigns had basically one-stop shopping. They could just go there and have the stuff fed to them. The cou…
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had become czars in this PR propaganda field. They would arbitrarily decide what is and what is not public interest. When the advertising council accepted a project, being the most proficient experts in the world, according to them, they wo…
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that skillful propaganda could be sold to the unsuspecting American public. Officials of the Advertising Council was aware of their power to mold public opinion. Theodore Rethlier, head of the Advertising Council, was quoted in June of 1961…
▶ 26:23
to a considerable degree, the important positioning of the advertising council and the role they play in American life today. Huh. So the advertising council was responsible to no one. Well, except for maybe the CFR. If a business firm shou…
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the business firm would lose customers. So they just passed it off to the advertising council and they did it for them. That way it's not associated with the business that it originally came from. They were basically a PR propaganda arm of …
▶ 27:32
There were members in a subset of the Advertising Council called the Public Policy Committee. There were 19 members on this committee. Among them were Sarah Blanding, president of Vassar College, Ralph Buncey. Oh my goodness, he was the UN …
▶ 30:14
The book goes on and says, of these 19, eight were CFR members. The remaining 11 were affiliates of the CFR. Some of the Advertising Council projects really are in the public interest, like Stop Accidents or Smokey the Bear.…
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an advertising council project. However, there was quite a few of them that served as vehicles for propaganda to promote socialist ideas. The advertising council has promoted Law Day, which was an annual occasion to inundate America with wo…
▶ 31:35
World peace through world law. That definitely sounds like a socialist idea. The Advertising Council had promoted mental health projects, which is very interesting, especially since we were closing all the mental health facilities. But they…
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Isn't that weird? So internationalism brought to you by mental health. The new mental health laws, which the advertising council was helping to persuade people to accept, eliminated constitutional safeguards of a person being accused of bei…
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The Advertising Council also touted a campaign called Action, American Council to Improve Our Neighborhoods. It was an organization focused on, quote unquote, urban renewal. Of the 66 people that was on the Action Board of Directors, a cont…
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put restrictions on the improvements that you make. And then when your building gets condemned, they just take your building from you. The Advertising Council supported every UN initiative relating to the United States. They republished the…
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They present it as doing public service ads, the advertising council. They're just putting good stuff out there and it's all horseshit propaganda to brainwash people. It's always wrapped in a fancy wrapper and it's pure evil. That's what's …