Drugs as Weapons Against Us: The CIA's Murderous Targeting of SDS, Panthers, Hendrix, Lennon, Cobain, Tupac, and Other Activists

Creating a 21st Century Win-Win Economy: The problems and the solutions by Mark S. Pash, CFP. This discussion on Monetary Reform is a stunningly in your face primer that examines the financial system, some historic background, a darkly harsh presentation marking factors used for economic validation originally written to his grandchildren.Some of the elements Pash focuses on may inspire advocacy and haunt you as to why the changes weren’t seen earlier by governmental and financial officials. Beyond the perception that money buys love, status and comfortability, Pash shows how we are caught up into the ownership of glitziness, fame and long-term wealth and how it identifies us. When we think about it this identity does so at a stark price we often don’t want to address. Pash states that many of us use money on the basis for our salvation as well as a huge source of our torment. So we ask ourselves what we truly know about it and how we become pawns in governments’ poor usage when we can vote these representatives out.The range of examples causes you to rethink how you spend your money, from a child, to an adult, to being a family, to a nation while understanding its effect, contrast and differences on an international level. The tragedy of all of this is that we have gone through the flirting of heavy credit card usage, risky loan “gaming” from established banksters, small lines of credit being eaten up huge interest rates, and paper money, minus the coloration, appearing like monopoly game money. The only thing we haven’t seen lately is the short term effects of a run on a bank, in fractional-reserve banking system as reported in Greece. It is hauntingly amazing with all of the computer technology and historical knowledge that the fear of the 1933 Great Depression could happen again.This amazing primer on monetary reform promotes wanting to know the difference it makes and its effect on other currency. We begin to see why America appears to be “different" and the “land of opportunity” is attractive to foreign capitalists. Beyond the solutions given, you are deeply held emotionally in seeing Pash’s expansion and journey in the financial market and why he wants everyone with a dollar to rethink its value, its power, and undeniable demand throughout the world. Pash wants us to see our exchanging of money as customers. Pash exposes a deeply thinking person what viable money is and how explicitly narrow our shallow understanding is. Why do we deny knowing the truth?Start watching the journey of money and see the ebbs and flow it creates to unraveling how it effects decision making around us. Understand how “a fool and his money will soon part”, when you contrast what we are taught at home, in school and in our communities but moreover, how the unrepentant worship and reality money is to our lives.Pash may be sharp, very raw and academic in his presentation, however his 45 years of knowledge, developing the center, and teaching how to promote a quality global economy is his hope in answering the complexities of Econo speak and showing real examples to the community. So he offers an opportunity for people to arrange home, group, and large conferences to answering questions regarding oligarchies and how they persist. His expertise fills the gaps.

This book is a must read, a history book of forbidden truth. It relays facts that are both unpleasant and shocking. I was one of those kids who joined the SDS after it had been infiltrated by the FBI. Agents disguised as hippies saw to it that I unwittingly broke the law and threatened with prison and a massive fine, and was eventually set up for a drug bust when agents planted marijuana in my car. Their threats took me out of the movement. I was scared to be seen at a demonstration from fear of being prosecuted. They knew me and followed me and I just gave up and fell for the false ecstasy of LSD and STP, the peace that didn't exist and the love that was truly sex and drugs and rock and roll. I saw a generation turned into lost children wandering like zombies offering free love that was really free sex. The advertising was everywhere and a nonconformist generation conformed to the most perverted way of thinking with addled minds. And the memories of those times, the posters made by CIA shills, the voices of leaders like Timothy Leary and Wavy Gravy--they haunt me now. Nowhere is this mad dash to stupid documented more accurately than in the pages of this meticulously constructed work of non-fiction. The chapters unfold in history like blows to the consciousness. The footnotes will curl your hair as you read through 500 pages of death, destruction and pitiful misunderstandings. It is time to wake up from the acid dream and live in the real world that has been created by our secret government ran by a handful of drug running families with trillions of dollars to spend on oppression and murder and genocides around the planet. From the Opium Wars that turned China British to the poppy fields of Afghanistan where our troops we unwittingly call heroes to bolster their egos while they guard the precious fruits of oppression and kill innocents by the millions and bring home misery. We are victims of mind control and it is time to wake up from our acid dreams and take responsibility for a revolution that was crushed with drugs and murders and wars against non-white cultures. The revolution has been postponed indefinitely. It is time to know and reevaluate. This book bravely gives us the truth of the true heroes who were misled, confused and driven by the pressure of conformity as they were drugged and murdered in our midst. Conspiracy is a crime and we need to put the real criminals into the prisons they have made for our rebels and the weakest and most downtrodden and tortured souls with skin colors that are darker than the overlords.

Excellent-foundational book that needs to be in the library of all researchers of real history, and concerned individuals and groups to find out about what was going on behind the scenes that has led to where we are today. John Potash's research from the 1800s of the fear of the European, USA and other "power elite" families is solid and very impressive in its detail. He carefully explores the way these families alarmed by the women's and workers' movements, invested in the Opium trade to implode the people participating in the collective conscious wakeup - leaving them by 1900 tame. From there he follows through the history and politics of how the government and various groups have used drugs into the 1960s and beyond.This book, and the 2019 documentary that Potash has made with the same title -a must watch! - complements now gone, Dave McGowan's books, especially Programmed to Kill and Wierd Scenes Inside the Canyon.As a psychotherapist and Jungian, I recommend this book, alongside psychology/healing books to my colleagues and clients because psychological healing is not in a vacuum - to truly heal we have to understand what the paradigm of our culture is and its history so that we understand where we find ourselves as individuals at this time and place.

I had seen an interview on youtube with John Potash, and he seemed very credible. I found this book very well researched, and of course very disturbing, particularly for me the Kurt Cobain section. I plan to also watch the new documentary once it is available in my country.

I bought this as a Christmas gift for my husband he really thinks it's a great book.Big brother is watching lol

Good read

Informative read of the government involvement in so many questionable activities, we are played as fools while the cartels seem to have total control and assistance, open your eyes!

The sad truth is in this book all your musical heros infiltrated by evil forces of the CIA, I bought this as Professor Griff from Public Enemy referred to it in terms of the murder of Tupac as he was a threat, its very eye opening, and come on people as if this isn't going on today only pop culture churns out MKUltra Beta slaves