Rockefeller Foundation Experiment to Stimulate Diversity

Rockefeller Foundation has played and continues to play a HUGE part in shaping the world to the satanic agenda, one of them is cultural diversity.!! This means the destruction of all culture and race, genocide, in particularly the native European white race thus the encouraged and forced migration globally. The Cudenhove-Kerligi’s plan

Diversity is common purpose, designed to influence the brain, destroy the mind, culture, race and a thereby all NATIONS.

Read between the lines of this article and spot the game plan:

The following is a discussion paper for the workshop on “American
Philanthropic Support for Communications and Culture” to take
place at the Rockefeller Archive Center in August 2004. Please do
not quote from this paper. This is a first draft.
Gisela Cramer

The Rockefeller Foundation and Pan-American  Radio The_Rockefeller_Foundation_and_Pan_Ameri-1-1

The following is a discussion paper for the workshop on “American
Philanthropic Support for Communications and Culture” to take
place at the Rockefeller Archive Center in August 2004. Please do
not quote from this paper. This is a first draft.
Gisela Cramer

“This paper explores an undertaking funded by the Rockefeller Foundation’s Humanities Division in 1937-8, the Pan American Broadcasting Project. Written and produced under the responsibility of the Pan American Union, the Pan American Broadcasting Project  consisted of a series of sixteen experimental radio programs broadcast to Latin America over a Boston-based educational short-wave station, the World Wide Broadcasting Foundation. A Division record documenting the funding decision explained the objectives of the project.

Although “originating in the United States”, the programs were to be the product of a multilateral effort and “genuinely Pan-American in point of view.” They were meant to stimulate “more general cultural interchange” and thus create “better mutual understanding among the countries of the three Americas.” By providing inspiring programs of “cultural interest”, moreover, the series was hoped to “set standards” and help raise the quality of both U.S. short-wave programming and of domestic broadcasting in Latin America.

Such objectives, of course, were long-term in nature and far too ambitious to be accomplished by a small series of broadcasts. Hence, the latter were understood as “experimental” programs put on the air to test the water and “to determine the type of radio best suited for promoting better understanding and closer relations between the twenty-one republics of the western hemisphere.”