Hard to do in this thread. I know this sounds a bit roundabout, but to actually discuss the topics and events in detail requires a fairly significant level of background reading.
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Mandatory Prerequisite Material for Proper Under- and Inner-Standing of Basic Polytricks
1. Antony Sutton
a. Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution
b. Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler
c. Wall Street and FDR
d. Tri-laterals over America
e. America’s Secret Establishments
2. Joseph Borkin
a. The Crime and Punishment of I.G. Farben
3. Carroll Quigley
a. The Evolution of Civilizations
b. Tragedy and Hope
c. The Anglo-American Establishment
4. Michael Hoffman
a. Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare
5. Charles Higham
a. Trading with the Enemy: An Exposé of the Nazi-American Money Plot
6. Will Durant
a. The Story of Civilization (11 Volumes)
b. The Story of Philosophy
7. Zbigniew Brzezinski
a. Between two Ages
b. The Grand Chessboard
c. The Choice
8. Charles Galton Darwin
a. The Next Million Years
b. Galton.org
9. Francis Bacon
a. The New Atlantis
b. The Advancement of Learning
c. Novum Organum
10. Plato
a. The Republic
11. Karl Popper
a. The Open Society and Its Enemies
12. Fritz Springmeier
a. The Illuminati Formula to Create an Undetectable Total Mind Controlled Slave
13. J.B. Robertson
a. Lectures on Modern History and Biography
14. Bertrand Russell
a. The Scientific Outlook
b. The History of Western Philosophy
c. The Impact of Science of Society
d. Education and the Good Life
e. Proposed Roads to Freedom
15. David Rothkopf
a. Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making
16. Jacques Attali
a. Millennium
17. Berry Fell
a. America BC
18. Alexander King, Bertrand Schneider (Club of Rome)
a. The First Global Revolution
b. The Limits to Growth
19. Foster Bailey
a. Things to Come
20. Dante Alighieri
a. Divine Comedy ARQANUM BOOK I
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21. Arnold Toynbee
a. America and the World Revolution
b. Civilization on Trial
c. A Study of History
22. Alvin Toffler
a. Future Shock
b. The Third Wave
c. The Futurists
d. Learning for Tomorrow: The Role of the Future in Education
23. Albert Pike
a. Morals and Dogma
24. Allan Chase
a. The Legacy of Malthus
25. American Eugenics Society
a. Eugenical News
26. Robert Thouless
a. Straight and Crooked Thinking
27. Roderic Gorney
a. The Human Agenda
28. Arthur Koestler
a. The Ghost in the Machine
29. Ian Taylor
a. In the Minds of Men
30. Jacques Ellul
a. Propaganda
b. The Technological Society
c. The Technological Bluff
31. Edward Bernays
a. Propaganda
b. Public Relations
32. Machiavelli
a. The Prince
33. William Sargant
a. Battle for a Mind
34. Joost Meerloo
a. The Rape of the Mind
35. Alexander Hislop
a. The Two Babylons
36. Edward Hunter
a. Brainwashing from Pavlov to Powers
37. Ivan Pavlov
a. Conditioned Reflexes
38. Robert Hare
a. Without Conscience
39. Andrew Lobaczewski
a. Political Ponerology
40. Carl Jung
a. The Red Book
b. The Undiscovered Self
41. Alan Hornblum
a. Acres of Skin: Human Experiments at Holmesburg Prison. A True Story of Abuse and Exploitation in the Name of Medical Science
42. Aldous Huxley
a. Brave New World
b. Brave New World Revisited
43. George Orwell
a. Animal Farm
b. 1984
44. Ray Bradbury
a. Fahrenheit 451
45. Ted Kaczynski
a. Industrial Society and Its Future
46. Ferdinand Lundberg
a. America’s Sixty Families
b. The Rich and the Super Rich
c. Who Controls Industry?
d. The Rockefeller Syndrome
e. The Myth of Democracy
f. Cracks in the Constitution
47. Edward Griffin ARQANUM BOOK I
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a. The Creature from Jekyll Island
48. Gary Allen
a. None Dare Call it a Conspiracy
49. H.G Wells
a. Invisible Man
b. The Open Conspiracy
c. The New America
d. The New World Order
e. Phoenix
f. The Future in America
g. Tales of Wonder
h. The Empire of the Ants
i. The Country of the Blind
j. Sea Raiders
k. Time Machine
50. Julian Huxley
a. UNESCO: Its Purpose and Philosophy
51. David Astle
a. Babylonian Woe
52. Rhodri Lewis
a. Language, Mind, and Nature
53. John Taylor Gatto
a. The Underground History of American Education
54. Terry Melanson
a. Perfectibilists
55. Jonathan Vankin
a. Conspiracies, Cover-ups, and Crimes
56. William Engdahl
a. Full Spectrum Dominance
57. Rene Wormser
a. Foundations: Their Power and Influence
58. John Daniel
a. Scarlet and the Beast
59. Niall Ferguson
a. Rise of the House of Rothschild
60. E.C. Knuth
a. The Empire of the City
61. RAND
a. Characteristics of Revolutions in Military Affairs
62. Chatham House Publications
63. Alan Chase
a. Legacy of Malthus: The Social Costs of the New Scientific Racism
64. Samuel Huntington
a. The Crisis Democracy
65. Jeffrey McKitrick
a. The Revolution in Military Affairs
66. Col James W. McLendon
a. Information Warfare
67. Michael T. Plehn
a. Control Warfare
68. Woodrow Wilson
a. The New Freedom
69. James H. Billington
a. Fire in the Minds of Men: Origins of the Revolutionary Faith
70. Arthur Schlesinger
a. A Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy in the White House
71. Richard Gardner
a. The Hard Road to World Order
72. David Rockefeller
a. Memoirs
73. Eustace Mullins
a. Murder by Injection
74. Ben Bagdikian
a. The New Media Monopoly ARQANUM BOOK I
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75. Nick Turse
a. The Complex: How the Military Invades Our Everyday Lives
76. Albert Rosenfeld
a. The Second Genesis: The Coming Control Of Life
77. American Historical Association
a. Report of the Commission on the Social Studies. Conclusions and Recommendations of the Commission
78. Archibald Roosevelt
a. The Great Deceit
79. Edwin Black
a. War Against the Weak
80. John Coleman
a. The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations
b. Conspirators Hierarchy –The Committee of 300
81. Paul Collins
a. The Ascendancy of the Scientific Dictatorship
82. Michael Baigent
a. The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail