In 1999, I wrote an essay about hallucinogenic drugs for a health class I was taking during summer school (when I was working toward my associates degree). One of subjects in the paper was when Aldous Huxley experimented with mescaline. He kept a record of his experience and the result was The Doors of Perception. Of course I heard about Brave New World, but it wasn’t required reading in high school, or any of college English classes I had taken. Plus I considered since 1932 when the book was written, it was dated anyway.

But Huxley is but one of many famous British authors from the early 20th Century whose writings  openly advocated the coming of a One World Government and how the population might be controlled because of our violent nature:

“After police quell the riot with Soma vapor, John is arrested and taken to see the regional leader, Mond, who discusses the hedonistic philosophy behind the Utopian World State and how it was in the interest of keeping everyone happy that all strong emotions are erased with Soma and that religion, art, and science be eradicated from public consumption. John, however, argues that Soma is dehumanizing and how life is not worth living without creativity and spirituality… “

Somehow I think if only 28% of Americans can be convinced that G.W. Bu$h talks to God and thusly is God’s chosen leader to the United States, I’d say the NWO’s mind control methods are breaking down.  There’s that pesky 72% that says “Bu$h as God? You gotta be shittin’ me!”

I’d say their technique needs some tweeking. Revolution of the Mind: The Dreams of Aldous Huxley