Kienholz

Kienholz

The Ozymandius Parade,1985 by Edward Kienholz of Hope Idaho and Berlin Germany.

Source: Kienholz :A Retrospective (1996), reproduced in Death In The Air by Leonard G. Horowitz

Dr. Horowitz reveals that a close friend and principal benefactor to Kienholz was Klaus Groenke, also a resident of Hope, Idaho. Groenke is tbe managing director and part owner of Trigon Holding GmbH, a Berlin based international real estate company. He is also reported to be a leading share holder in Coca Cola Company, and a regional board member of the Deutsche Bank Berlin/Brandenberg. Besides this, he is linked to Henry Kissinger as fellow governor of the American Academy in Berlin, a diplomatic institute heavily funded by the Deutsche Bank, Coca Cola Foundation, Chase Manhattan and Citicorp banks, J.P. Morgan, David Rockefeller and Henry Kissinger himself. Much of Kienolz's work speaks volumes concerning the racist and genocidal exploits of leading global industrialists and militarists among whom Mr Groenke is privileged:

Kienholz's Nazi-American war-lord straddles a debiltated Judeo-Christian skeleton. In his hands he controls and electromagnetic signaling device as well as the beckoning symbols of these religions. The book quotes Barnett Newman in 1933: " ' It is humanity's tragedy that today its leaders are either sullen materialists or maniacs who express the pyschopathology of the mob mind'..... Between the macrocosmic dimensions of the Star Wars program and the microcosmic space of AIDS, our new world seems to have produced a sense of crisis and being out of control."

The reality is, the world, along with people's perceptions of it, is being meticulously controlled through agencies and foundations that pioneered the fields of public opinion and persuasion while funding such works of "art". These are the military-industrialists that Kienholz characterized and served. The sense that even the wind (nature) whipping the American flag, electronically controlled by a Nazi-American militarist, suggests Kienholz's knowlege of the energy generator reported near his home in Hope [Idaho].

A detail from The Ozymandius Parade...The work depicts "war games, Star-Wars technology, and "porkbarrel spending". The black suitcase full of money symbolizes "black budget" financing and secret pay offs. This art and more in the gallery, was published with support from The Henry Luce Foundation, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and others including Mr Groenke.

Photographed from Lake Pend Oreille by Leonard G. Horowitz

Openly displayed on the shore of Groenke's lakeside estate near Hope Idaho,

... this sculpture portrays sheep looking to their leaders who walk the plank to their demise on the hard rocks below. The people, or should we say "sheeple," simply follow suit.(1)

1. Autism Epidemic, Leonard G. Horowitz, www.tetrahedron.org.