De 300:s kommitté

Brzezinski is the author of a book that should have been read by every American interested in the
future of this country. Entitled "The Technotronic Era," it was commissioned by the Club of Rome.
The book is an open announcement of the manner and methods to be used to control the United
States in the future. It also gave notice of cloning and "robotoids," i.e. people who acted like people
and who seemed to be people, but who were not. Brzezinski, speaking for the Committee of 300
said the United States was moving "into an era unlike any of its predecessors; we were moving
toward a Technotronic era that could easily become a dictatorship." I reported fully on "the
Technotronic Era" in 1981 and mentioned it in my newsletters a number of times.

Brzezinski went on to say that our society "is now in an information-revolution based on
amusement-focus, spectator-spectacles (saturation-coverage by television of sporting-events) which
provide an opiate for an increasingly purposeless mass." Was Brzezinski another seer and a prophet?
Could he see into the future? The answer is NO; what he wrote in his book was simply copied from
the Committee of 300's blueprint given to the Club of Rome for execution. Isn't it true that by 1991
we already have a purposeless-mass of citizens? We could say that 30 million unemployed and 4
million homeless people are a "purposeless-mass," or at least the nucleus of one.