X Club organization
also: dining club, private society, supper club, these X-men, the X Club, this one, this X Club, X Club members, X-Men
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Claims (29)
John Lubbock member_of
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 47:49
William Spottiswoode member_of
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 47:49
Edward Frankland member_of
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 47:49
Herbert Spencer member_of
X Club documented
“like i said there's some good things that came out of natural science but it gets warped and twisted into something it wasn't that this difference than the truth thomas arthur archer hurst is a mathematician and he's one of my favorites and…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 48:56
Thomas Archer Hirst member_of
X Club documented
“like i said there's some good things that came out of natural science but it gets warped and twisted into something it wasn't that this difference than the truth thomas arthur archer hurst is a mathematician and he's one of my favorites and…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 48:56
George H.W. Bush member_of
X Club documented
“George, I think it's Bisk. I wrote Bisk, but it's Bisk, I believe. He's a surgeon, a zoologist. No, it's Bisk, B-U-S-K. Okay, that's the guy I was looking for. So Bisk was a surgeon, zoologist, paleontologist. Edward Franklin was a chemist.…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 48:28
Thomas Henry Huxley founded
X Club documented
“That's Darwinism for you. All right, let's get back to the X Club. Who were the members? Well, the first co-founder is a guy by the name of Thomas Henry Huxley. Who? Why does that name keep popping up, Colonel? Because he's evil. We'll get …”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 47:13
Joseph Dalton Hooker founded
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 47:49
John Tyndall member_of
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 47:49
X Club member_of
London host_asserted
“Again, in air quotes, it was a social dining club. It was anything but. They met in London once a month. First meeting in 1864, eight guys showed up. By the following month, they were up to nine. They'd have the same nine members until it w…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 28:59
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
X Club supported
Anthropological Society of London host_asserted
“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…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 33:21
George W. Bush member_of
X Club documented
“I think it's Bisk. I wrote Bisk, but it's Bisk, I believe. Is it surgeon? No, it's Bisk. It's Bisk. B-U-S-K. Okay. Okay, that's the guy I was looking for. So Bisk was a surgeon, zoologist, paleontologist. Edward Franklin was a chemist. A lo…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 48:10
X Club founded
Nature documented
“So it's like handing off the baton. Definitely ideologically, without a doubt. Yeah. They did help found the journal Nature. And when you hear me start going off on my climate hoax rants, I've got about a thousand quotes from Nature where t…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 1:03:37
Aldous Huxley founded
X Club host_asserted
“He also was into mysticism, Gnosticism, and all of those forms of satanic kind of non-Christian beliefs. He also founded a thing called the X Club, which I thought was hilarious. The X Club created the publication called Nature. And this go…”
▶ Operation Gladio and Africa overview_ WWF exposed @ 20:32
X Club founded
Nature host_asserted
“So it's like handing off the baton. Definitely ideologically, without a doubt. Yeah. They did help found the journal Nature. And when you hear me start going off on my climate hoax rants, I've got about a thousand quotes from Nature where t…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 1:03:57
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
John Tyndall member_of
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 47:31
John Lubbock member_of
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 47:31
Thomas Archer Hirst member_of
X Club documented
“that is different than the truth thomas arthur archer hurst is a mathematician he's one of my favorites and then there was herbert spencer who is a philosopher and a sociologist so very interdisciplinary group well and just so that we um fo…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 48:43
William Spottiswoode member_of
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 47:31
Herbert Spencer member_of
X Club documented
“that is different than the truth thomas arthur archer hurst is a mathematician he's one of my favorites and then there was herbert spencer who is a philosopher and a sociologist so very interdisciplinary group well and just so that we um fo…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 48:43
Lunar Society precursor_to
X Club guest_asserted
“Can I do a precursor to the X Club that I had in my notes? There was a precursor to the X Club. Was you aware of that? There's a few different societies. This one specifically the precursor to the X Club. It's called the Lunar Society. And …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 25:19
Thomas Henry Huxley member_of
X Club documented
“That's Darwinism for you. All right, let's get back to the X Club. Who were the members? Well, the first co-founder is a guy by the name of Thomas Henry Huxley. Who? Why does that name keep popping up, Colonel? Because he's evil. We'll get …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 46:54
Joseph Dalton Hooker member_of
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 47:31
Edward Frankland member_of
X Club documented
“You have Huxley, who's a biologist and a comparative anatomist. The other co-founder, Joseph Dalton Hooker, was a botanist and a co-founder. A guy by the name of John Tindall was a physicist. John Lubbock was a banker, ethnologist, and ento…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets the Fabian Society @ 47:31
Francis Galton member_of
X Club host_asserted
“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 …”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 46:40
Lunar Society front_for
X Club guest_asserted
“club that i had in my notes um there was a precursor to the x club all right was you aware of that uh there's a few different societies uh this one specifically the precursor to the x um uh club it's called the lunar society and the lunar s…”
▶ The Shadow State 70 Fabian Socialists Pt. 3 @ 25:39
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 (18)
▶ 20:32
He also was into mysticism, Gnosticism, and all of those forms of satanic kind of non-Christian beliefs. He also founded a thing called the X Club, which I thought was hilarious. The X Club created the publication called Nature. And this go…
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Kennedy formed a committee to canvas the alternatives and present him with a list of options. Given the Pentagon's status as the biggest player in Vietnam, it was not surprising that McNamara's deputy, Roswell Gilpatrick, chaired the group.…
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There you have it. How Fabian of them. Everything's relating to it. Do we want to go more about egalitarianism or I hit that home hard enough? I think we got it. Okay. Well, let's jump into an entity, which I think is the predecessor of the…
▶ 28:01
That's kind of, you know, now you call these clubs things like the World Economic Forum or, oh, I don't know. We had the Club of Rome, all very similar in structure. Yeah. The X Club is described as a private, informal dining club of nine p…
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because it was absolutely generic. They didn't want anyone to know what they were talking about for a while. It played a significant role in promoting, here it comes, scientific naturalism, Darwinian evolution, academic liberalism, and that…
▶ 29:31
Founded? In the late 1800s. 1884, right? In academia? Primarily, but obviously media and that type of thing as well. Let's talk a little bit more about the X Club. A little background, a little more background on Victorian England. There's …
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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…
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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…
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plus natural selection could not account for apparent purpose and complexity in living things. There's a bunch of conspiracy theories out there. Oh, let's talk about this first. We'll talk about conspiracy theories. A lot of books out there…
▶ 45:38
the manipulations behind the scenes were and how they were influencing people. So I think it's one of those gray areas where it operated an agenda that was not published, but it met in public. Yeah. That's why they always just said that the…
▶ 47:13
That's Darwinism for you. All right, let's get back to the X Club. Who were the members? Well, the first co-founder is a guy by the name of Thomas Henry Huxley. Who? Why does that name keep popping up, Colonel? Because he's evil. We'll get …
▶ 50:49
Yes, and I had to live through four years of studying the social sciences in college and got kicked out of a lot of lectures for arguing. Yeah. Interestingly enough, there was a French version that was very similar to the X Club called the …
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continuously existing scientific academy in the world it's kind of a big deal right yes well the x club members got their fingerprints all over the royal academy from 1870 to 78 hooker spotted wood and huxley all held office simultaneously …
▶ 53:26
Busk was the examiner and president of the Royal College of Surgeons. Franklin was the president of the Chemical Society from 1871 to 73. Is there any aspect of science in Britain that these guys are not completely directing? No. No, there …
▶ 56:43
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…
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That should not come as a shock once you get to know these people better, which we will. Well, I found – I'll have to send you this hereditary chart that I found. They actually married each other's white cousins. Lovely. Yeah. So just to wr…
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on them that said this is a quote the prime aim of the x club was unconstrained academic progress unconstrained academic progress and what i find very interesting time wise is notice that its demise is simultaneously with the creation of th…
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And as we keep talking about, this whole egalitarian mindset is basically the predecessor of our problem with a woke culture today. Why do you think our universities are turning out, turning into factories to brainwash our children? It's ex…