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Fabian
Society Money and Influence in NWO
The Fabian Society took on
the job of changing the attitudes of people in the world. They were very
patient. It is a gradual kind of thing, so far as they were concerned, and
they preach that. The Fabian Society was founded primarily on the fortune of
a Sydney and Beatrice Webb, in England. George Bernard Shaw,
H.G. Wells, and Bertrand Russell were the principal writers and spokesman for
these ideas. Their arrogance
really is depicted in their coat of arms which depicted the banner with a
wolf in sheep’s clothing and a globe placed on an anvil with Shaw and Webb
hammering in into the desired shape. Over the coat of arms, it says, “We mold
it nearer to the hearts desire”—their desire, of course.
Within a few years of its
founding, the Fabians were really on a roll. They established the London
School of Economics, took over key professorships at Oxford
and Cambridge,
and then put their people into every level of the Anglican church, including
even the Archbishop of Canterbury. Then working hand-in-hand with the Rhoads
Scholarship Trust, they pretty much influenced the best and the brightest
college students that they can get towards this idea of establishing a
one-world government under the guidance of the British concept of society, as
it should be. At least the Fabian socialist concept. Most people do not
realize that in the contemporary new age movement the most prominent people
were Alice Bailey and Ann Besant. Alice Bailey was a close confidante of
Beatrice Webb, who setup the Fabian Society. Besant took her lead directly
from G.B Shaw. Many so-called experts on the new age movement seem to know
nothing of the Fabian roles of Bailey and Besant and their influence in
undermining the legitimate truth schools in the service of the rich.
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