20th century
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'Tank man', an unknown inspiration for millions of non-violent resistors worldwide... | |
The 20th century...
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1900s
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1910s
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The Money Trust gained control over the US money supply.
World War I (1914-1918) saw a sharp decline in the overt British empire.
1920s
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1930s
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The Money Trust, having created an economic depression asked General Smedley Butler to lead a fascist coup in USA. However, he played along and then blew the whistle on the group, greatly[citation needed] weakening their influence as an effective US deep state.
1940s
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World War II allowed for Operation Gladio, which
1950s
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Key deep state milieux Le Cercle and The Bilderberg were set up.
1960s
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In 1963, a covert coup against John F. Kennedy cemented a new incarnation of the US deep state.
1970s
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The Watergate Coup, managed by George H. W. Bush, set the stage for The Enterprise. GHWB was later to become simultaneous shallow political leader and deep political leader of the US.
The 1979 JCIT was a key meeting for the development of deep political strategy of the "War on Terror".
1980s
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1989 saw the beginning of the end of the Cold War narrative.
1990s
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In the mid 1990s the original Operation Gladio was augmented by Gladio/B, developed to carry out the strategy of tension in oil rich areas and by demonise "Islamic terrorists". Towards the end of the 1990s, the names of Ossama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda were introduced in Western commercially-controlled media, in preparation for the 9-11 event.
Ecological degradation
The 20th century has seen a major decline in the nutritional content of food, as a result of soil degradation.[1]