Darwin...The 19th century Al gore..?... part 2

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Before we talk about Darwin, there is a picture to be built first...A twisting rabbit hole, indeed..

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A picture is emerging that from the times of the French revolution, the Rothchilds influenced not only the french revolution but possibly the scientists on HMS beagle itself... (surprised?)

I have presented the information in separate parts, for purposes of clarity. Roughly chronological, the influences and connections are quite startling.. As well as (possibly) the tried and trusted methods of blackmail as a means to control the players involved..

Connect the dots...

Part 1

What really happened at the time of the French Revolution was a group of radicals called The Jacobin Clubs arose..
"The Jacobin Clubs...were organized.. under the direct inspiration of the Bavarian Illuminati.

Rothchilds support has connections to this organization. (and possibly helped in the manipulations causing the food shortages in France to ferment the revolt)...
...In 1789, an artificial shortage of grain was created by Illuminist manipulations of the grain market. This produced a famine so intense that it brought the nation to the edge of revolt."
.. the conspirators held up the food supplies blocked all reforms in the National Assembly to exacerbate the situation... and the populous starved."

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.... in 1793 Alloys Hoffman, The Editor of The Vienna Journal wrote...
"I will never cease to repeat that The French Revolution has come from Masonry and.. the Illuminati
...The Jacobin's vowed to destroy the monarchy... and sought to establish what they called a "New World Order"..."

source: The New World Order by William T. Still pg 85

During the period of the French Revolution, Rousseau was the most popular of the philosophers among members of the Jacobin Club.
A marxist philosopher in a social context, decades before Marx the 'politico- economist' came along, if you will.

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Part 2

Thomas Robert Malthus
Malthus entered Jesus College, Cambridge in 1784.

His tutor was William Frend..(see part 3)

...Malthus wrote his 1798 book 'An Essay on the Principle of Population'.
(He wrote the text in reaction to the optimism his father, and his father's associates , notably Rousseau felt, regarding the future improvement of society.)

...Malthus observed that an increase in a nation's food production improved the well-being of the populace, but the improvement was temporary because it led to population growth, which in turn restored the original per capita production level.
He saw population growth as being inevitable whenever conditions improved, thereby precluding real progress towards a utopian society...

(UN agenda's anyone..?)

In 1805 Malthus became Professor of History and Political Economy at the East India Company College.

....His views became influential, and controversial, across economic, political, social and scientific thought.
Pioneers of evolutionary biology read him, notably Charles Darwin ....
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The Rothschilds had controlling interests in East India Company through the Bank of England and the Crown.

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Part 3
William Frend, was a social reformer and writer.
Timothy Brown was an English banker, (Rothschild connection) and radical - known for his association with other radicals of the time, such as John Horne Tooke, Robert Waithman, William Frend, In 1806 Frend took part in the formation of the Rock Life Assurance Company.

I cannot find a direct connection with the Rothschilds (wiki page for Rock Life Assurance Company has been removed), but after my hours of research on the Rothchcilds over this last few months... I'm sure I came across this company name , and connections with them.

So as you can see from this picture, the one behind the story, it may not be quite as purely scientific as it first appears.

Maybe there was altogether another agenda at work here, and one which was behind the real motivation for creating this theory...

One to attempt dispel the existence of God...

..and back full circle we go, back to the New world order and their own dark satanic beliefs - whether they are real or not...

The question of God still remains to though. (to me, anyway - who always had Darwin to rely on...)

Remember that I mentioned blackmail earlier....?

The captain of the HMS beagle well may have been gay. Robert FitzRoy.
I have found no direct evidence, but I have found indications to it being a possibility. (Such be friending an 18 year old on a voyage to Australia, and then making him his 'personal secretary'- William John Warburton Hamilton).
Homosexuality was not open in society then, remember, and it was shunned - even seen as a mental illness.

He and Darwin sent 5 years on a ship together...

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I am not suggesting, anything - but I am saying that such information spread into Victorian society, would have been highly damaging - if not disastrous, for Darwin's reputation both professionally and personally.
He was married with children.

In those times, that's the kind of knowledge that you could control people with...

(In 1850, FitzRoy retired from active service, partly due to ill health. The following year, in 1851, he was elected to the Royal Society with the support of 13 fellows, including Charles Darwin...
Miriam Rothschild - the daughter of Charles Rothschild of the Rothschild family, was a member of this society decades later...)

Did Charles Darwin espouse his theories from a purely scientific perspective and belief?- or did other influences, also influence his conclusions..?
Did he construct a theory to dispel God, as a bigger part of something else, altogether?

Did he construct the theory of evolution, just like Al gore constructed climate change- for nothing more than political/ideological reasons...?

And if the need to dispel the existence of god, through Darwin's evolutionary theory is a correct one, then the question still remains...WHY?

The last time I checked, censorship, lies and propaganda comes from those afraid of the truth...

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Makes ya think, doesn't it...?

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