UNESCO & Mass Dumbing Down of the West - Scientific Dictatorship (NWO)
Replacement for the original You Tube censored ~
This video takes a brief look at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, established in 1945 to create a global consciousness and world culture in preparation for the coming one world government and one world secular theosophic world religion.
Featured music is 'I Talk to the Wind' by King Crimson, off their 'In the Court of the Crimson King' (1969) album.
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