Page 69 - Mastermind: The Truth of the British Deep State Revealed

Adnan Harun Yahya

The Royal Society

Britain had only just come out of a bloody
civil war in 1660 and therefore had started a

complicated restoration process. The Royal So-
ciety was founded during this hectic period.

King Charles II was fond of experimental
physics and therefore paved the way for the

foundation of this institution. As the readers
will recall, the Royal Society had Thomas

Huxley, 'the so-called Darwin's bulldog'
amongst its members, where he was fer-

vently working to spread Darwinism. As
explained before, the basic goal of this

institution was propagating atheism using
the most effective methods possible. Spread-

ing Darwinism was one of those methods.

(Above) Thomas
Huxley, known as
'Darwin's bulldog',
and the coat of
arms of the Royal
Society, of which
he was a member.
(Left) Robert
Hooke, Curator of
Experiments of the
Royal Society