Discussion on Women's Liberation and Control

That, um,

he, well, we were, he's at the house one night, and, uh,

we were talk, we were talking, and he started laughing.

He said, "Aaron, what do you think women's liberation

was about?"

And, uh, I said, I, I had pretty conventional thinking about

it at

that point. I said, "Things about women having the right to

work, getting equal pay

with men, just like they won the right to vote," you

know?

And he started to laugh and said, "You're an idiot." And I said,

"Why am I an

idiot?" He said, "You want me, let me tell you what that was about.

We, the Rockefellers, funded that.

We funded women's lib, you know? And we're the ones who got all of the

newspapers and television, The Rockefeller Foundation."

He says, "And you wanna know why?" He says,

"There were two primary reasons,

and they were, one reason was we couldn't tax half the

population before women's lib, and the second reason

was now we get the kids in school at an early age.

We can indoctrinate the kids how to think, which it breaks up their family.

The, the k- kids start looking at the state as the

family, as the

school, as the officials as their family, not as the parents

teaching them.

And so those are the two prim- primary reasons for women's lib." Which,

which I

thought up to that point was a noble thing, you know?

When I saw their intentions behind it, where they were coming from when they

created it, the thought of it, I saw, I saw the evil

behind what I thought was a noble adventure.