Conspirators' Hierarchy
The Story of the Committee of 300
Book •
John Coleman’s book presents the “Committee of 300” as a hidden governing network behind major international institutions and historical events.
It links banking, intelligence, diplomacy, media, and propaganda within a broad conspiratorial framework.
Philo Smith cites it cautiously while discussing claims about Bernays and Wellington House.
He explicitly notes that the specific allegation was not directly corroborated from a primary source.
The book is therefore used in the episode as a controversial secondary source rather than definitive evidence.
It links banking, intelligence, diplomacy, media, and propaganda within a broad conspiratorial framework.
Philo Smith cites it cautiously while discussing claims about Bernays and Wellington House.
He explicitly notes that the specific allegation was not directly corroborated from a primary source.
The book is therefore used in the episode as a controversial secondary source rather than definitive evidence.
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as John Coleman’s detailed account of an alleged worldwide conspiracy for a repressive one-world government.


Al Bielek

March 12, 1994: The Philadelphia Experiment - Al Bielek
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as a secondary source alleging Edward Bernays’s connection to Wellington House and influential British networks.

Philos Miscellany

The 20th Century Episodes w/ Philos Miscellany - Complete
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as a concise source naming alleged members and explaining the structure of global political conspiracies.


Al Bielek

June 20, 1993: The Philadelphia Experiment - Al Bielek
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as a secondary source making claims about Bernays’s alleged connections to Wellington House and wartime propaganda.

Philo Smith

The Edward Bernays Episodes - featuring Buck Johnson and Philo's Miscellany



