Some experiments on the reproduction of folk-stories
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Some experiments on the reproduction of folk-stories
Author: Bartlett, F. C.
Year: 1920
Bartlett, Frederic C. "Some experiments on the reproduction of folk-stories." Folklore 31.1 (1920): 30-47. Cambridge psychologist, Bartlett took power shortly after the Communist Revolution in Russia, which shook the imperial world. Work began shortly thereafter to balance the scales, and National Socialism was born, with the publication of "Dion Fortune's" Psychic Self-Defense, in 1930. A seminal work on [instructing the layperson how to engage in] National Socialist racial cleansing, the work continues today under the ambit of "Threat Assessment Management." (Note: Chapter 11, Black Lodges.) In 1933 the U.S. passed a Science Board act which authorized Eugenics research programs; laws which are still in place today. The Laura Spellman Rockefeller Fund was inaugarated in 1922, which bankrolled these efforts; via Standard Oil's deep pockets. Today these same Big Oil, Big Tobacco, and Big Pharma corporations engage in these Risk Assessment (Social Cleansing,) activities with the blessing of the United States Intelligence Community.* *(Also a RJR Tobacco / British Crown / Standard Oil project.) The original Slave Traders & Plantation Owners, although the Crown supported the South duri
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