Icke / Tier X — Opposition, Resistance & Targets / person
Tyler Kent
Where each worldview places it
An American coding officer at the US Embassy in London whose cables proved to Icke that the Second World War "was indeed a setup". He was jailed for the war to silence him[1].
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- Answers to / controlled by
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- Places
- the US Embassy, London47 Gloucester Place, London[2]
- Key events
- 1940: sacked by Ambassador Joseph Kennedy "just before he was arrested", removing his diplomatic immunity, then tried in secret and jailed throughout the war[1]
- Author's claims · 3
- 01He saw the pre-war Churchill-Roosevelt cables: "The contents of the cables confirmed that the war was indeed a setup", coordinated from New York, with "Churchill and Roosevelt plotting together to arrange future events"[2]. He passed the evidence to the Conservative MP Archibald Maule Ramsey, whose connection with Kent was "his most potent threat to the manipulators"[1]. Ramsey's The Nameless War (1952) is one of Icke's sources[3].
- 02"Tyler Kent was being jailed for revealing the shocking pre-war cables" while the public was told the war was unwanted[4]. Regulation 18b, run by Lord Victor Rothschild, jailed opponents like him[2].
- 03Other whistleblowers Icke sets beside him: in 1939 Senator P. Nye of North Dakota "said that he had seen a series of volumes called The Next War", showing war propaganda prepared in advance[1]; Representative Philip Bennett of Missouri warned Congress that "even now the tags for identification of the dead and wounded are being printed" while Roosevelt promised the boys would not be sent abroad[1]; and George Morgenstern's Pearl Harbor: The Story Of The Secret War (first published 1947) "sets out in great detail how the Japanese were goaded into the attack on Pearl Harbor"[3].