Jubilee Prosperity

In reality, Leibniz and his followers refuted absurdities such as this over and over again, culminating in refutation of cybernetic dogma. Machines finally beat master chess players, mine data and monitor digital communications, but have not yet replaced human creativity.

Rhodes Livingston Institute Margaret Mead and her husband, Gregory Bateson, attempted to unify the sciences by introducing bogus anthropology at the 1942 Cybernetics conference. For them and others, anthropology was zoology with mental cages, The Naked Ape.

Mead and Bateson thought a romanticized tribal structure was closer to a cybernetic design for society than the complexities of modern urban life.

So, while the British Empire’s Josiah Macy poured money into the Cybernetics conference, across the Atlantic, money from the Rockefellers streamed into venues of social engineering in mineral-rich Africa, using anthropologists to map and destabilize emerging nations.

The anthropologists began by profiling the tribal structures through sociograms and genealogy charts. This gave the Empire a view of colonial Africa where, as if observing the natives from a helicopter, they could identify tribal activity like a pattern of ants on an anthill.

Then the anthill was disturbed through civil wars, intrigues, and assassinations.

One of the main profiling agencies of the British Colonial Social Science Research Council was the Rhodes Livingston Institute (RLI,) whose first director was Godfrey Wilson. Wilson eventually committed suicide and was replaced by Max Gluckman.

Gluckman had positivist roots, was known for his Utility of the Equilibrium Model in the Study of Social Change, and later headed the Manchester School. He was also well known for his relation to the Mau-Mau tribe in Kenya and its uprising, which was among the many rebellions occurring throughout Africa against colonial powers.

Many anthropologists were used as Third Force operatives, destabilizing developing nation-states in the interests of Anglo-Dutch mining cartels.[16]

Lord Hailey, who had oversight of the Rhodes Livingston Institute, was also part of Lord Milner’s Rothschild Roundtable. He was governor of Punjab from 1924 to 1928, and became governor of the United Provinces from 1928 to 1930.

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