The Franklin Files

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RE: The Thule Society

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1917 Congress passes the Invention Secrecy Act in the United States as a wartime measure to prevent
disclosure of inventions that “might be detrimental to the public safety or defense.” The act ended in
1918, but was resurrected in 1940 and re-instituted in the Invention Secrecy Act of 1951.
1917 United States intervenes and enters World War I.
1917 Tesla describes the invention of radar in the Electrical Experimenter of August 1917.
1917 Second Communist Revolution in Russia successful. The regime of Lenin would be responsible
for 4,017,000 murders between 1917-1924.
1917 Tesla reluctantly accepts the “Edison Medal.” Tesla had achieved a charge of 20 million volts in
some of his devices.
1917 U.S. passes Trading With the Enemy Act, forbidding U.S. firms or their foreign subsidiaries from
trading with enemies of the U.S. except under license.
1917 Post WWI supplies of chlorine designated to be added to water supplies.
1917 21.3% of WWI draftees rejected because of handicaps.
1917 AMA hostility toward compulsory health insurance.
1917 Britain informs Lord Rothschild of the intent to create a Jewish homeland in Palestine, supported
by the Zionist movement created by British Intelligence.
1917 Outbreaks of encephalitis in China and Europe.
1917 Trotsky arrives in New York aboard the steamer Monserrat, picks up funds, and heads for Russia
to start the Bolshevik Revolution.
1917 Prohibition amendment ratified in the U.S. with scheduled implementation in the year 1920.
1917 British use phosgene gas shells on the Germans.
1917 Fifteen states in the U.S. have eugenics laws on the books which authorize sterilization of crimi-nals,
epileptics, the retarded, and insane.
1918 Henry Moray finds a post-war job as a fireman on a railroad, then obtained work as a civil engi-neer
for the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, and as an electrical engineer for several companies in Salt
Lake City. He became a certified member of the American Association of Engineers.
1918 World War I ends after the use of 66 million poison gas artillery shells.
1918 Congress passes the Sedition Act of 1918.
1918 Great influenza epidemic attributed to widespread use of vaccines.
1918 The Surgeon General of the United States issues a report that states that tuberculosis is the leading
cause for discharge of men from the Armed Forces.
1918 Wilson calls for the formation of a League of Nations.
1918 Paris Peace Conference.
1918 Beginning of period of near-anarchy in Germany, that would last until Hitler becomes President of
the Reich in 1933. Conflict between Communist element and National Socialist Democratic Party, with
Hindenburg administration presiding.
1918 Karl T. Compton assigned to American Embassy in Paris. Compton would later become a special
advisor on Atomic Development and would later advise Truman to drop the two atomic bombs on
Japan. Compton would become a director of the Ford Foundation, Sloan Kettering Cancer Institute, and
the Royal Society of London.
1918 President Wilson aids the new Soviet regime with bridge building projects.

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1919 Adolph Hitler joins the Thule Society, which founds National Socialist Party to drum up support
for another war. British fascists are tied closely to the Thule Group, the Golden Dawn, etc. Hitler is also
trained as a police spy under Captain Mayr of the Bavarian Army Group Command IV. In September,
Hitler enters the German Workers Party (DAP), a creation of the Thule Society. Hitler, still in the Army,
is assigned espionage duties.
1919 Bert Walker formally organizes the W.A.Harriman & Co private bank. In the autumn of 1919,
Prescott Bush meets Bert Walker’s daughter Dorothy, and they are married in August 1921. The wed-ding
was attended by Yale Bonesmen from the class of 1917.
1919 Warren Bechtel awarded first federal road building contract in U.S.
1919 Diptheria vaccinations injure 60 and kill 10 in Texas.
1919 Allan Dulles serves with Barnard Baruch on Supreme Economic Council.
1919 British use arsenic smoke when intervening in the Russian Civil War.
1919 Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA) founded by 21 Americans and their British counter-parts.
1919 Death rate from encephalitis accelerates. Between 1919 and 1928, over 500,000 deaths and
1,000,000 cases of neurological impairment were attributed to this disease, which affects males more
than females. Recent research indicates that this epidemic was a late manifestation of the post World
War I influenza outbreaks, and that both were due to the appearance of a swine flu virus.
1919 From 1919 to 1920, William Donovan sent on classified missions to China and Siberia.
1919 Versailles Treaty. Germany, who lost WWI, is forbidden to have any type of intelligence gathering
agency. A proposal is made by the American government (Morgenthau's Pastoral Policy), signed by
Wilson, as one of the provisions of Germany's surrender, the extermination of the Germans as “an inher-ently
warlike race.” The document is now kept in the Sid Richardson Research Center at the University
of Texas, Austin.
1919 Paris Peace Conference. League of Nations founded.
1919 Hitler’s military intelligence operation engaged in domestic terrorism. Rohm takes Hitler to see
Dietrich Eckart, the morphine addict who heads the German Thule Society.
1920 In Germany, the DAP becomes the National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi Party).
1920 Montague Norman achieves governorship of the Bank of England until 1944. It was Norman who
decided that Hitler should get help from London's financial sector to build his influence against the Bol-sheviks
in Germany in 1934.
1920 Britain declares its opium war against the United States. Prohibition in the U.S. brings narcotics
trafficking and large scale organized crime into the U.S.
1920 Banking panic of 1920. Federal Reserve orders bank to recall loans.
1920 Dr. Otto Walberg experiments with human cells. Removes 35% of the oxygen and cells become
non-reversibly cancerous.
1920 I.G. Farben signs working agreements with Sandoz and Ciba-Geigy in Switzerland.
1920 Dr. Bergius discovers hydrogenation process.
1920 William Donovan meets Adolph Hitler at Berchtesgaden and Pension Moritz.
1920 Period begins where 400 political figures in Germany are assassinated.
1920 Henry Moray injured on the job, which forces him back to examine radiant energy.
1921 Milner becomes head of Rio Tinto Zinc until his death in 1925.

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1921 Council on Foreign Relations formed in New York City from U.S. RIAA branch under the direc-tion
of Colonel Mandell House.
1921 U.S. banks number 31,076.
1921 The regime of Chiang Kai-shek in China would be responsible for the murder of 10,214,000 peo-ple
between 1921 and 1948.
1921 Duke of Bedford, Marquis of Tavistock, creates the Tavistock Institute in London to study the
effect of shellshock on British soldiers who survived World War I. Its purpose was to establish the
“breaking point” of men under stress, under the direction of the British Army Bureau of Psychological
Warfare, commanded by Sir John Rawlings-Reese. Led to the creation of the Tavistock Institute of
Human Relations in London, home of its prophet, Sigmund Freud. The Tavistock Institute developed
the mass brain-washing techniques which were first used experimentally on American prisoners of war
in Korea. (Think of the implications of this). Its experiments on crowd control methods by modifying
human behavior through topical psychology have been widely used on the American public.
1921 National Institute for Industrial Psychology founded in London.
1921 Hitler’s storm troopers agitate against political opponents in Germany.
1921 Second International Congress of Eugenics held in New York City. Sponsoring committee
includes Herbert Hoover and the presidents of Clark University, Smith College, and the Carnegie Insti-tute
of Washington (Rockefeller).
1921 Ghandi begins agitating against the British opium imports into India. He would be eventually
assassinated.
1921 BCG tuberculosis vaccine developed.
1921 Fredrich Dessauer advocates x-ray therapy.
1921 Lenin establishes Soviet trade policy of acquaintance with U.S. technology.
1921 U.S. Supreme Court redefines Trading With Enemy Act to apply in wartime.
1922 William (Bill) Donovan appointed U.S. District Attorney for New York.
1922 H.H. Laughlin, the expert eugenics agent of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on
Immigration and Naturalization, proposes the Model Eugenic Sterilization Law—a model to be fol-lowed
by Hitler in 1933. Laughlin’s law would mandate destruction of criminals, the insane, those with
TB, the blind, the deformed, the crippled, and the dependent.
1922 School becomes the ultimate screening mechanism and ultimate creator of a receptive, docile pub-lic.
Individual communities were gradually denied the right to hire their own teachers. State legislatures
forced to accept the idea of “certification” by Carnegie/Rockefeller controlled Education Trust and
teacher colleges.
1922 Aluminum production (along with production of toxic by-product sodium fluoride) increases.
Aluminum cookware is mass introduced in the U.S., beginning the gradual accumulation of aluminum
in the brains of Americans. Additional aluminum is injected into society in “antacids.”
1922 Steve Bechtel, son of Warren Bechtel, is a student at the University of California.
1922 Coca-Cola plant built in Ashtabula, Ohio. The drink contains coal tar derivatives, flavoring, and
massive amounts of sugar.
1922 Concept for future Bank of International Settlements created in Genoa, Italy.
1922 Illinois Medical Journal says AMA has become an autocracy.
1922 Tesla files various patents in the field of fluid mechanics.

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1922 By 1922, more than 100 radiologists died from X-ray induced cancer.
1922 A study by Samuel Torrey Orton connects emotional disturbance with neurological problems. This
insight was lost after World War II when psychology, psychiatry, and psychoanalysis became popular,
breaking the connection. The emotional disturbances caused by vaccines then became financial fodder
for the new psych-industries. With the causes suppressed, a new industry was born.
1923 Karl Haushofer ghost writes Hitler’s Mein Kampf in prison. Haufshofer later forms the Vril Soci-ety.
1923 Interpol founded in Vienna. The Germans would control Interpol through 1944.
1923 Rockefeller Commission decides that Adolph Hitler was to lead the German people to their sui-cide
in a Wagnerian Tragedy, fake his suicide, and make a secret exit. Hitler returns the twice-stolen
saucer secrets to Rockefeller in a secret deal, with the U.S. acting in security mode.
1923 Canadian physician Frederick Banting receives Nobel Prize for discovery of a way to extract the
hormone insulin, which permitted control of blood sugar in those with diabetes. This opens a whole new
medical market because of the growing sugar addiction in the U.S. public.
1923 Earl of Inchscape publishes his report which insists that British opium trade must be maintained to
protect the revenue of the British Empire, much to the protest of the League of Nations.
1923 In the U.S., 18,718 businesses fail.
1923 From 1923 to 1976, the regime of Mao Tse-tung in China would be responsible for 37,828,000
murders.
1923 Nazis assassinate all political opposition. Ernst Rohm is killed and the German military is consol-idated
under Hitler.
1923 In Germany, massive inflation takes place as the Reichbank issues a total of 92.8 quintillion paper
marks. One pound of butter = 6 trillion marks.
1923 U.S. President Harding dies mysteriously after reading a coded message.
1923 U.S. Congressman Stephen Porter passes a bill through Congress calling for import quotas on
opium that would reduce consumption 90%, leaving the remaining 10% for “medical purposes.”
1924 William Donovan comes to Washington D.C. at the request of Harlan Stone, one of Donovan’s
professors at Columbia, to become Asst. Attorney General of the U.S. Donovan requests Edgar
Hoover’s removal from FBI, but Stone appoints him to head the agency. Donovan becomes involved in
the persecution of Senator Burton Wheeler.
1924 Dr. Seale Harris of the University of Alabama discovers that sugar can cause hyperinsulinism and
recommends people cut sugar consumption. The medical establishment comes down on Harris and his
work is suppressed. Harris would be awarded a medal by the AMA 25 years later as pharmaceuticals to
control low blood sugar are developed and put into production. The basic contribution of refined sugar
to the problem remains suppressed.
1924 Fritz Thyssen sets up his Union Banking Corporation in George Herbert Walker’s bank in Manhat-tan.
1924 Federal Reserve begins Open Market Operations.
1924 George Herbert Walker Bush born in Milton, Massachusetts. “Bunny” Harriman brings Prescott
Bush into U.S. Rubber Company in New York.
1924 Hoover takes Donovan to the Bohemian Club, the West Coast power club.
1924 Heroin, originally created by I. G. Farben, is outlawed as a prescription drug in the United States.
1924 Diphtheria vaccinations kill 25 in Bridgewater, CT and 20 in Concord, NH.