by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News:
In his 1991 book, Dr. John Colman said that the Stanford Research Institute (“SRI”) was owned and controlled by the Committee of 300. And that it was part of a network of organisations that falls under the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations.
One of the reports to come out of SRI was the 1974 ‘Changing Images of Man’; the blueprint for how to socially engineer populations using education and rhetoric spewed by both formal and informal “leaders.”
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SRI International is an American “nonprofit scientific research institute and organisation,” Learn & Work Ecosystem Library said in 2025. “The organisation was founded as the Stanford Research Institute 75 years ago. SRI formally separated from Stanford University in 1970 to become known as SRI International in 1977.”
Since then, SRI has expanded and now participates in more than 500 research and development projects per year.
Who funds SRI’s projects and owns the patents the organisation files?
Under the subheading ‘Funding and Financial Model’, Grokipedia states, “The majority of [SRI’s] revenue derives from US government contracts, awarded directly or via subcontracts with agencies such as the Department of Defence (DoD) and National Institutes of Health (NIH), reflecting a model where federal funding supports applied R&D in areas of national interest. Remaining income, around 20-30%, stems from commercial and international clients, including licensing of intellectual property generated from prior work.”
Who are the commercial interests included in the “around 20-30% … clients”? SRI’s website doesn’t have a funding section stating who funds their projects. So we will turn to someone who has researched them.
In his 1991 book, ‘Conspirators’ Hierarchy: Story of the Committee of 300’, Dr. John Coleman listed SRI as one of the powerful institutions owned and controlled by the Committee of 300 that “come[s] under the MOTHER OF ALL THINK-TANKS AND RESEARCH-INSTITUTIONS, THE TAVISTOCK INSTITUTE OF HUMAN RELATIONS with its far-flung network of hundreds of ‘branches’.”
The Committee of 300, also known as the “Olympians,” is “the ULTIMATE controlling-body that runs the world and has done so for at least a hundred years,” Dr. Coleman wrote. Its membership is made up of the “leading lights” from “secret societies, front organisations, government agencies, banks, insurance companies, international businesses, the petroleum industry and [ ] hundreds of thousands of entities and foundations.”
He described who the Committee’s members are:
Included in the membership are the old families of the European Black Nobility, the American Eastern Liberal Establishment (in Freemason hierarchy and the Order of Skull and Bone), the Illuminati, or as it is known by the Committee “MORIAH CONQUERING WIND,” the Mumma Group, The National and World Council of Churches, the Circle of Initiates, the Nine Unknown Men, Lucis Trust, Jesuit Liberation Theologists, The Order of the Elders of Zion, the Nasi Princes, International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Bank of International Settlements (BIS), the United Nations (UN), the Central, British Quator Coronati, Italian P2 Masonry – especially those in the Vatican hierarchy – the Central Intelligence Agency, Tavistock Institute selected personnel, various members of leading foundations and insurance companies named in the lists that follow [at the end of the book], the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, the Milner Group-Round Table, Cini Foundation, German Marshall Fund, Ditchley Foundation, NATO, Club of Rome, Environmentalists, The Order of St. John of Jerusalem, One World Government Church, Socialist International, Black Order, Thule Society, Anenherbe-Rosicrucianists, The Great Superior Ones and literally HUNDREDS of other organisations.
Conspirators’ Hierarchy: Story of the Committee of 300, Dr. John Coleman, 1991, pg. 112
Below, we have reproduced the first part of the chapter in Dr. Coleman’s book titled ‘Stanford Research Centre’. But first, as it is mentioned in the excerpt, a brief introduction to the ‘Changing Images of Man’.
Changing Images of Man
Prepared by researchers at the SRI’s Centre for the Study of Social Policy, ‘Changing Images of Man’ is a 1974 report, later published in 1982 as a book, edited by O. W. Markley and Willis W. Harman. “Various intellectuals from the fields of social sciences, humanities, engineering and physics collaborated,” Duane Hayes wrote in a 2018 article.
As well as exploring the role of science, the report/book identifies seven societal functions of myth and image – mystical, cosmological, sociological, pedagogical, editorial, political and magical – mainly derived from mythologist Joseph Campbell‘s work. It suggests that deliberate changes in Campbell’s foundational beliefs can catalyse global transformation.
