MYSTERY BABYLON (94)

Dubroom Online - Edition April 16, 2008


"MYSTERY BABYLON (94)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)

WWW, April 16 2008 - As the video reviewed for this edition of Dubroom Online shows, the idea of a white "master race" was not limited to the nazi's during World War Two.

It had been predominant throughout history, but in the 19th century everything got a "scientific" sauce over it.

Just after the theory of evolution was introduced by a man called Charles Darwin, one of his family members took everything a step further and introduced "Eugenics", the "science" to use social engineering in order to create an Utopia for that alleged master race.

This idea was picked up and promoted by the elite in Europe, America and elsewhere. And it was not just in Hitler's Europe that eugenics formed the basis of official laws.

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ITEMS FOR THIS EDITION:

Wednesday, April 16, 2008
GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT: BROOKLYN (DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW) THE EUGENICS MOVEMENT (BABYLON OBSERVER VIDEO REVIEW)

GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT: BROOKLYN (DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW)

GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT: BROOKLYN
DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW



WWW, April 2008 - What do Ticklah, the African Brothers, Ossie Dellimore, Rob Symeon and Antibalas have in common? Indeed: a Brooklyn Connection. And what better to have one of the locals show us the sound? Indeed: DJ Dr. Tahl is in the house and he knows how to spell N.E.W.Y.O.R.K.

Where the main storyline of Reggae Music can be found in Jamaica and the UK, in reality the rhythm of the drum and bass line has inspired people all over the world with the result that only a Global Spotlight will reveal the true influence of the music that we love so much.

DJ Dr Tahl is a Brooklyn based DJ who knows his Reggae and his own neighborhood. Reggae's history in Brooklyn dates back to the 1970's and continues until this day, which you can hear in this podcast.

Carefully mixed together into one non-stop mix, the doctor provides us with 55 minutes of Brooklyn based (DUB) Reggae and a slice of what our host describes as "Afrobeat/Funk" in his extensive liner notes.

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PLAYLIST

01. Ticklah- Answer Me
02. Ticklah - Rescue Me
03. Ticklah - Descent
04. Ticklah - Two Face
05. The African Brothers - Dubb Affe Make it
06. The African Brothers - All Night In Dub
07. Ossie Dellimore - To The Limit
08. Ossie Dellimore - A Better Way
09. Ossie Dellimore - The System
10. Ticklah ft Rob Symeon - Pork Eater
11. Rob Symeon - Cold Outside
12. Rob Symeon - The Chosen One
13. The African Brothers - Mysterious Nature
14. Antibalas - I.C.E.
15. Antibalas - Dirt and Blood

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THE EUGENICS MOVEMENT (BABYLON OBSERVER VIDEO REVIEW)

THE EUGENICS MOVEMENT
BABYLON OBSERVER VIDEO REVIEW



WWW, April 2008 - In 9 1/2 minutes, we are introduced to Eugenics: a word which describes the terrible thoughts that inspired not just Hitler, but also governments of the so-called "Free World" to create a "super race".

Eugenics is not new. The word is, and those who made it into a "social science" are too. At least, in the 19th century when a cousin of Charles Darwin made it popular.

There's "positive" eugenics, which stimulates the pro-creation of the desired race, as well as "negative": an active decrease of the "undesired elements" in the population.

Many people who are now known for their "scientific achievements", turn out to be active proponents of eugenics. "Negative" eugenics, like euthanasia, had to be introduced to the population in a deceptive matter of course, and the video shows a bit how that was done.

The "diagnosis" of "mental illness" with the undesired provoked slogans like "Three Generations (of "mental illness") Is Enough", and legislation throughout several states in the USA put the word to action.

The video focuses on a part of the history of the USA that is not widely known, and the connection between the American society for Eugenics and Adolph Hitler is also revealed.

The narrator also introduces us to the infamous Joseph Mengele, whose experiments in the Nazi concentration camps produced the most horrible stories by the few that survived it. Many of their names are not widely known, but the famous proponents of eugenics are honored until this day.

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