Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

they can declare empty beer cans or piles of rope or
rocks to be Great Art, worth many thousands of dollars.
They achieve a dual purpose of destroying the creative
life of the people while promoting the work of their
favorite propagandists. The new treasurer of the
Smithsonian Museum, Ann Leven, was formerly
treasurer of Museum of Modern Art, also senior vice
president of corporate planning at Chase Manhattan
Bank.
Nov. 1955 Fortune featured an article by William H.
Whyte, "Where the Foundations Fall Down", which
pointed out that the foundations only grant funds to "big
team" projects in institutions which are under their
control. Whyte says 76% of all foundation grants are
made to these "team" projects, citing huge sums given to
the Russian Research Center at Harvard by Carnegie,
and Ford grants to the Center for Advanced Study in
Behavioral Science at Stanford. Foundation grants are
rarely given to individuals, and most can be traced to
some underlying propaganda drive, such as the
$200,000 which the Rockefeller Foundation gave to
establish the National Bureau of Economic Research,
whose "studies" effectively dominate the world of
American business today.
The involvement of the major foundations in military and
espionage work is shown by the makeup of two powerful
"think tanks", the Rand Corp. and the Mitre Corp.
Chairman of the $180 million Mitre corp. is Robert
Charpie, president of Cabot Corp., director First Natl of