David A. Hughes
"Covid-19," Psychological Operations, and the War for Technocracy
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Daniel Broudy, “Controlling Concepts, Controlling the Future: The Role of the Academy in the Directed Demolition of Civilization”
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In 2015, during his tenure as Chairman of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab described the Fourth Industrial Revolution as a transformation that changes not what we do but who we are. His description of some mysterious ine...
Ursula Edgington, “How & Why Corruption & Propaganda Infiltrates Teacher-Education”
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“How did we get into this mess?”…is a common question in this post-Covid era. The widening recognition that our current global turmoil is the result of a strategic plan, rather than a series of mistakes (and that the labelling...
Susanne Dodillet, “From Humanist Reflection to Social-Scientific Governance: The Corruption of the Modern University”
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The university is usually pictured as a free sphere, a place of disinterested inquiry, critical thinking and individual responsibility, insulated from politics and the market. Even its critics tend to treat whatever falls shor...
Jacob Nordangård, “The Capture of Academia – The Case of Climate Change”
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In 1988, the threat of anthropogenic climate change was declared as a common concern for mankind by the United Nations General Assembly. The same year, the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was founded by WMO and UN...
David A. Hughes, “Academia and the National Security State”
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Contrary to claims about “academic freedom,” Anglo-American academia has been deeply embedded within the national security state since World War II at least, when scientific knowledge was secretly harnessed by the military, e....
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David A. Hughes is the author of "Covid-19," Psychological Operations, and the War for Technocracy, Volume 1 (2024) and Wall Street, the Nazis, and the Crimes of the Deep State (2024).
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