Charlotte Thomson Iserbyt

And, um, you know, by, by nature, a secret society, it's hard to know a lot about it.

But, uh, my late friend Charlotte Iserbyt, she was a wonderful, wonderful lady, uh, she passed away a few years ago, but, uh, she served as senior advisor to Ronald Reagan on education.

And her dad had been a member of the, um, Skull and Bones, and her grandpa had been a member.

And so when her dad passed away, she inherited all these documents and the contact lists and everything.

Yeah, there's a great book, uh, well, there's two good books.

There's one called Amer- uh, Messianic Character of American Education, and there's one called Deliberate Dumbing Down by, uh, Charlotte Iserbyt, and both of those describe what you're talking about, where it's a planned deconstruction of the education system to actually turn it into, uh, a socializing project.

Mm-hmm.

And what e- what that does is that rather than teaching you to be a critical thinker and to learn for yourself, it's, uh, teaching you how to go along to get along with the groupthink, and groupthink is a Tavistock creation.

And, uh, there's a lot of information that has come out about them over the years.

Uh, some of it actually traces back to, um, my late friend Charlotte Iserbyt.

Uh, she was a wonderful lady.

She served as, uh, senior advisor on education to President Reagan, and her father and her grandfather had both been members of this society.