Laurence Rockefeller
<p >The CIA's mind control experiments under the Human Ecology Fund were replaced by groups such as the Human Potential Foundation funded by Laurence Rockefeller. Laurence also funds UFO research. In 1999 the New York Daily News ran a report about Laurence's UFO funding. "Michael Luckman, director of the New York Center for UFO Research, says the Rockefeller report entitled 'The Best Available Evidence,' "features testimony from former military officials and astronauts that contradicts Air Force denials of an alien landing." 25
Laurence has funded "Dr. John Mack, the Harvard psychiatrist famous for his book on so-called 'alien abductions'."
"Greens and Greys [Linking Alien Presence to Environmentalism] "... intelligences of the highest power are absolutely appalled that this one species is so out of control, so insensitive to the living ecosystem of the earth..." -- Dr. John Mack, Harvard Psychiatrist....Mack's bridge between UFOs and ecology is evident in a recent book of articles compiled by the Sierra Club. Entitled Ecopsychology, Mack asks: "How do we invent a new psychology of our relationship to the earth?"
Critics accuse Mack of founding a new religion in the "green politics" of the aliens. His response that he "cannot help it if this is the communication coming through,"....Laurence Rockefeller also funds the Green Earth Foundation headed by Terence McKenna. McKenna scouts the globe collecting psychoactive plants, which he is permitted to cultivate in Hawaii. One of McKenna's theories is that psychoactive substances used by native cultures in religious ceremonies induce telepathic links with alien cultures. He believes the patriarchal "dominator" cultures of the past few thousand years have failed us and the earth, and calls for an "archaic revival", which requires a return to humanity's last "sane" moment 15,000 years ago on the plains of Africa "rocked in the cradle of the great horned mushroom goddess."
Human Potential Foundation [Global Mind - Change Potential] The Human Potential Foundation (HPF), founded by U.S. Senator Claiborne Pell and based in Falls Church, Virginia, is another project funded primarily by Laurence Rockefeller.
According to Dick Farley, who worked for the organisation for about three years, Rockefeller's interest in HPF seemed to be the promotion of "alternative religious and psychiatric/psychological paradigms, including so-called 'UFOs' and 'abductions,' having 'Global Mind Change' potentials. Rockefeller put more than $700,000 through the 'HPF' from 1991 to 1994, as Common Cause Magazine recently reported." 26
The Complementary & Alternative Medicine Program At Stanford (CAMPS) 27 program at Stanford sports a ying/yang symbol. It's database project is worth noting.
"<b>CAMPS Database Project: </b>CAMPS in conjunction with Vicus.com, Inc. will launch a subscription-only database that will house citations, abstracts and articles that were donated in 1997 by Esalen Institute co-founder Michael Murphy and Laurence Rockefeller...." 28
The Rockefellers supported Esalen and it's "Esalen Soviet-American Exchange Program." Esalen is involved in paraspychology, self-actualization, self-hypnosis, with similar techniques of manipulation and mind-control as Tavistock. Esalen's activities include psychological manipulation to solve political problems. 29 </p>
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The Rockefellers supported Esalen and it's "Esalen Soviet-American Exchange Program."</p>