CB10 - Collins Brothers series: Magicians of Mutability Part 4

 

Phillip Collins joins Vyz to discuss how the theory of evolution (Darwinism) has been used to shape our world and how we look at it.  This episode is part 4 of "The Magicians of Mutability."

In the mid 2000's, Vyzygoth had a series of conversations with research writers/brothers Paul and Phillip Collins on his Grassy Knoll radio show.  This wide ranging series provides some now-forgotten history that informs what is happening today.

The episode originally aired on February 20, 2005. 

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Chapter Markers:

00:00:00 - Radio intro and chit chat - thanks for sending value back

00:06:01 - Semiotics - why it's important 

00:08:03 - The Magicians of Mutability Pt. 4 - Transformism 

00:10:42 - Examples of the Elite playbook 

00:11:10 - 2001: A Space Odyssey 

00:11:52 - From fiction to reality 

00:13:06 - Georgia Guidestones - what gives? 

00:18:56 - Ray Kurzweil 

00:21:33 - The (British) Royal Society 

00:23:19 - T.H. Huxley - Darwin's bulldog 

00:23:47 - Before Charles was Erasmus Darwin 

00:24:06 - Before him was John Locke 

00:24:42 - Drug Politics by David C. Jordan 

00:26:48 - Aldous Huxley - proponent of narcotics 

00:27:58 - Charles Darwin - not so sure of himself 

00:29:07 - Back to Erasmus - The Lunar Society 

00:30:19 - The brothers' book 

00:30:37 - The brothers' articles 

00:31:28 - H.G. Wells 

00:32:00 - Bertrand Russell 

00:35:11 - Ayn Rand's rebuttal 

00:39:18 - Darwinism, Marxism, Nazism and the Hegelian Dialectic 

00:50:17 - Here's what they want for YOU 

00:58:16 - Radio exit music - thanks for sending value back 

00:59:15 - Ministry of Health - Dead bury their dead 

01:00:47 - Luke 9:49-62 

01:14:15 - They are meeting to decide what to do with YOU 

01:26:07 - Keep walking

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  Conspiracy archive Collins bros.  

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  Erasmus Darwin - Julia Margaret Cameron, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons  

  John Locke - Godfrey Kneller, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons 

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  Charles Darwin - Herbert Rose Barraud, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

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