Aldous Huxley
According to David Icke · cited in 12 units · aka Insider
Where each worldview places it
An "in-the-know" insider whose
Brave New World (1932) "tapped into the agenda of global control", and who in 1961 predicted a pharmacological "painless concentration camp" because it was long planned; he taught
George Orwell French at Eton
[1].
- Aliases
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- Controls / directs
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- Answers to / controlled by
- Key events
- 1932: publishes Brave New World, with its hatcheries, castes and World State[3]
- 1961: predicts the "final revolution" of pharmacological control[4]
- Members / notable people
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- Author's claims · 1
- 01The plan he revealed, laboratory babies and a no-gender, non-procreating human, is Human 2.0[5].