The Franklin Files

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RE: The Thule Society

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1926 Knights of Malta support ascent of Italian dictator Mussolini.
1926 Frank Howard of Standard Oil visits Baldische plant in Ludwigshafen.
1926 Jersey Oil Company enters into a business agreement with I.G. Farben.
1926 I.G. Farben merges with Dynamit-Nobel.
1926 Prescott Bush joins W.A. Harriman & Co as vice-president. George Herbert Walker would join
Harriman in 1928 and later finances the building of Madison Square Garden in New York. Walker's son,
George H. Walker, Jr., would become chairman of Walker-Bush Oil Corporation and Zapata Petroleum
(owned by George H.W. Bush).
1926 I.G. Farben approaches Standard Oil to discuss synthetic coal—threat to S.O.
1927 Conference at the Hague, under the auspices of the League of Nations, on the subject of vaccina-tion-
caused deaths in Europe.
1927 Pavlov wins the Nobel Prize for his discovery of a process of organism conditioning through
external stimuli in a precisely controlled external environment. Western and European science focus on
the conditioning stimuli. Soviet scientists focus on the aspect of external environment. Both aspects
would later blend in an overall mind control paradigm in the latter 20th century. Heavy research would
be conducted in Germany, which later contributed to development of a mind control infrastructure in the
U.S. based on a mechanistically-based synthetic environment tied to body consciousness, temporal
structure, drugs, and electronics. Soviet contributions would add to the molding of the underlying psy-chological
substructure. China would also adopt the paradigm as a basis for control of their vast popula-tion
of 1 billion.
1927 John Watson has achieved an experimental basis for the behaviorist school of psychology with his
experiments in “molding the infant mind.” Using external stimuli combined with positive and negative
reinforcement, Watson perfected a mechanistic method of mind control based on fear. Developments
would wait for the introduction of operant conditioning by B.F. Skinner, whose first guinea pig was his
own daughter—who would later commit suicide at the age of 21.
1927 Henry Moray files a sworn certificate on Nov. 14, 1927, describing a germanium compound using
the words “pure germanium.”
1927 Oliver Wendell Holmes writes the U.S. Supreme Court decision in the case Buck v. Bell. In the
case, a psychiatric inmate, Carrie Buck, was chosen for sterilization after having a child because she
was deemed “feeble-minded”; Oliver Wendell Holmes writes, “It is better if society can prevent our
being swamped with incompetence, it is better to prevent those who are manifestly unfit from breeding
their kind. The principle that sustains compulsory vaccination is broad enough to cover cutting of the
fallopian tubes... three generations of imbeciles is enough.” They then sterilized Carrie Buck. The crux
of the matter is that Carrie Buck was not retarded, but just a little slow, based on environmental condi-tions.
Her child grew to be an honor student.
1927 John Foster Dulles director of GAF Company (American I.G.) until 1934.
1927 Diphtheria vaccinations injure 37 and kill 5 people in China.
1927 Brookings Institution incorporated by Frederic Delano (FDR's uncle), Harold Moulton, and Leo
Rowe. Delano was one of the original members of the Federal Reserve Board.
1927 Standard Oil agrees to cooperative program to develop hydrogenation.
1927 Rockefellers begin to pour money into the CFR.
1927 Austrian psychiatrist Menfred Sakel develops insulin shock (insulin coma treatment, ICT).
Patients are overdosed with insulin, which induces a coma. By 1937, all neuropsychiatric hospitals in
Germany would use ICT.

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1927 Four percent of U.S. banks fail.
1927 British government appoints a committee to inquire into “vaccine lymph,” as it is noticed that the
“glycerinated calf lymph” used in vaccinations causes deaths from “sleepy sickness.” Two London pro-fessors
bring notice of the problem to the government in 1922. It takes 5 years before the government
responds.
1927 Smallpox in England dwindles almost to the vanishing point. Fatality of the unvaccinated cases is
less than half of the vaccinated cases.
1928 Federal Reserve withdraws $80 billion from the U.S. Government.
1928 Moray shows his device to Harvey Fletcher and Carl Eyring of Bell Labs. The division of Bell
Labs headed by Fletcher would then “come out with” the transistor in 1948.
1928 Edward L.Bernays, nephew to Sigmund Freud, writes the book Propaganda, in which he explains
the structure of the mechanism which controls the public mind, and how it is manipulated by those who
wish to create public acceptance for a particular idea or commodity. Says Bernays, “those who manipu-late
this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power
of our country. Our minds are molded, our tastes are formed, largely by men we have never heard of.”
Bernays represents another connection to Germany.
1928 Cases of post-vaccination encephalitis force creation of two Committees of Investigation in Brit-ain.
1928 Fleming discovers penicillin.
1928 Development of the discovery of the EEG machine and brain waves.
1928 American Eugenics Society sponsors essay contest on causes of decline in Nordic fertility.
1928 Third International Congress of Eugenics. At the conference, a Dr. Robie calls for the sterilization
of 14 million Americans with low IQ scores.
1928 Japan begins experimental production of mustard gas at Tandanoumi Arsenal.
1928 Brown discovers electrogravity.
1928 Over $50 billion is invested in Tesla's 19th century induction motors and systems of power trans-mission
around the world.
1928 Henry Ford merges assets with I.G. Farben.
1928 John D. Rockefeller interlocks his empire with I.G. Farben in Germany.
1928 Standard Oil begins operations in the Middle East.
1928 Most U.S. corporations have no debt at all.
1928 The 1928 United States Army Training Manual defines Democracy as “A government of the
masses. Results in communistic attitude toward property, negating property rights. The will of the
majority regulates without restraint or regard to consequence. Results in anarchy.” In effect, this
progresses quickly into an oligarchy, where a minority controls the majority. Only a Republic protects
both majority and minority.
1929 William (Bill) Donovan organizes the law firm of Donovan, Leisure, Newton and Irvine on Wall
Street. The firm defends AT&T in a government anti-trust lawsuit.
1929 Dr. Wiley’s book The History of a Crime Against the Food Law published, detailing the subver-sion
of the food purity laws and government corruption; all the books produced are mysteriously bought
up, and no copies can be found. Wiley's Bureau of Chemistry is dismantled and replaced by the Food Drug and Insecticide Administration, precursor of the FDA. All lists of “dubious compounds in food”
were declared “Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS).”

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1929 Consumption of refined sugar in Sweden 120 pounds per person annually.
1929 Secretary of State Stimson abolishes State Department code-breaking office.
1929 Admiral Byrd conducts expeditions to both poles. Discovers new areas.
1929 Standard Oil gains 1/2 rights to hydrogenation process in world except Germany.
1929 I.G. Farben, Standard Oil, and Shell Oil consummated agreement.
1929 Royal Bank of Canada gives Venezuelan Diego Cisneros his start on a financial empire involved
with drug trafficking that would be worth over $3.3 billion in 1992. Cisneros has close associations with
Rockefeller family, was a partner in a Florida finance corporation associated with drug and gun running.
(See 1980). Is the Cisneros on the Clinton cabinet a relative?
1929 Fourth Psychotherapeutic Congress in Germany. Matthias Göring indicates his philosophical
problems with Freud and his influence in the psychiatric profession. Göring maintains that Jews could
not be helped psychologically because of the “racial difference.”
1929 The Fascist control of the Vatican hierarchy is complete.
1929 I.G. Farben concluded limited cartel agreements with Dupont Chemical in U.S.
1929 Montagu Norman, head of the Bank of England, arrives in Washington to confer with Andrew
Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury. The Fed raises the discount rate. New York financiers call in loans.
1929 U.S. Stock market crash, crippling the U.S. ability to interfere with coming events in Germany.
1929 De Beers diamond company reorganized by Sir Ernest Oppenheimer.
1929 Himmler put in charge of the SS.
1929 From 1929 to 1935, the regime of Joseph Stalin would be responsible for the murder of
42,672,000 people.
1930 William Wirt, who pioneered Carnegie's German Wundt school system in Gary, Indiana, and tried
it in New York, is committed to an insane asylum in Washington, D.C., where he died in 1932. Wirt was
committed because he began to make public speeches saying that he had been part of a worldwide con-spiracy
to bring about a controlled state in the hands of certain people—the same people, no doubt, who
committed him.
1930 Baron Werner Von Braun moves freely back and forth between Nazi facilities and space facilities
in southwestern U.S.
1930 Max Theiler develops a yellow fever vaccine.
1930 Japan tests chemical warfare weapons on Formosa.
1930 The supposed reappearance of “St. Germain.”
1930 Ernst Rudin, professor of psychiatry at Munich and director of the Dept.of Heredity at the Kaiser
Wilhelm Institute visits the U.S. and was praised by the leaders of the Carnegie Foundation. Rudin, later
architect of Nazi Germany sterilization law, was financially supported by a large Rockefeller grant.
1930 Henry Coanda begins work on lenticular gravity craft designs.
1930 ITT begins to invest in Nazi pre-war economy.
1930 Diptheria vaccinations injure 32 and kill 16 in Columbia.
1930 Standard Oil announces it has an alcohol monopoly in Germany.
1930 Nazi party in Germany begins its meteoric rise to power.

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1931 Japan begins a 15 year reign of totalitarianism by invading China.
1931 Standstill Agreement of 1931 allows Germany a moratorium on war debts through the 1930's. A
pact between the London, New York, and German branches of the Warburg and Schroder Houses.
1931 Bank for International Settlements founded. The records are maintained at the Hoover Institution
today.
1931 Fluoride in drinking water is found to be the cause of brown teeth—now known as dental fluoro-sis.
1931 H.Trendley Dean of the U.S. Public Health Service initiates studies on fluorides under the juris-diction
of Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon (founder of Alcoa aluminum, who is one of the main sup-pliers
of toxic sodium fluoride as a by-product of aluminum manufacture) publishes a purposely skewed
study showing that, at 1 ppm, fluoride results in the reduction of tooth decay.
1931 Bechtel consortium build the Bonneville Dam, San Francisco Bridge, and Hoover Dam between
1931 and 1936. Friend of Warren is John McCone, a steel saleman. Hoover (Boulder) Dam is financed
by the Schroder-Rockefeller Group. Henry Schroder placed on Bechtel board as chairman of finance
committee. Huge government contracts for Bechtel follow this appointment.
1931 Wilhelm Reich publishes “The Invasion of Compulsory Sex-Morality.”
1931 Business Week raises issue of AMA censoring of drug ad copy.
1931 W.Averall Harriman, son of E.H.Harriman, merges his banking house with Brown Brothers to
form Brown Brothers Harriman. In 1933, BBH would back the expansion of the CBS television net-work.
1931 I.G. Farben and Alcoa Aluminum sign Alig Agreement pooling patents.
1931 I.G. Farben complex begins large contributions to fund Nazi cause.
1931 Cornelius Rhoads, a North American pathologist at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Investi-gations
in Puerto Rico, carries out an experiment on Puerto Ricans deliberately infecting them with can-cer.
Thirteen die. In a letter leaked to the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party, Rhoads wrote, “the Puerto
Ricans (sic) are lazy and degenerate. What the island needs is something to exterminate the entire popu-lation.
I have done my best to further the extermination.” The president of the PRNP brings the case to
the press, and a legal investigation is initiated. The prosecutor exonerates Rhoads, calling him “a men-tally
ill person or a man with few scruples.” Rhoads goes on in later years to direct the establishment of
U.S. Army chemical warfare labs in Maryland, Utah, and Panama, for which he was awarded the
Legion of Merit in 1945. (See 1945, Rhoads).
1931 Roosevelt endorses polio “immune serum,” precursor to vaccines in 1950's.
1932 United States economy begins to show signs of recovery.
1932 German Kurt Lewin becomes director of the Tavistock Institute in London.
1932 The U.S. Public Health Service initiates a study in Tuskegee, Alabama, where black men are
given syphilis. Four hundred men were unwittingly given the disease. No medical care was offered. The
study ended when it was discovered in 1972, after 40 years. The office supervising this study was the
predecessor of the Center for Disease Control unit now in charge of the AIDS program.
1932 Diphtheria vaccines injure 171 and kill 1 in Charolles, France.
1932 Research (Young) indicates that neuritis is commonly precipitated following vaccination with
anti-tetanus, anti-pneumococcal, and anti-meningitis serums.
1932 Third International Congress of Eugenics held in New York. Dr. Theodore Russell Robie of the
Essex County Mental Hygiene Clinic in New Jersey presents “Selective Sterilization for Race Culture,” in which he called for the sterilization of at least 14 million Americans who had received low IQ scores
since World War I. Said Robie, “there are those who believe that our population has already attained a
greater number than is necessary for the efficient running of the whole....” Conference financed by Wil-liam Draper, a Thyssen Trust banker.