"Picasso – The Art of War" Part 3: Army of Dove's

After being denied access to the United States in 1950, due to his involvement in the Communist Party in France and strong connections to the party in the Soviet Union; Picasso stepped up his efforts for the cause by redesigning, once again, his Dove of Peace. The drawing above shows his Dove of Peace surrounded by colorful flowers –these flowers represent the children of the world.


By early 1950, the Communist Party in Europe were low on followers because of World War II, therefore, they needed a new army to help them combat freedom, liberty and the pursuit of happiness spreading around the globe. Master manipulator Picasso together with others within the Communist Party devised a new plan - they needed a new Army; a young, impressionable army that could be molded and manipulated into doing their bidding for a new future of the Communist Party. They needed an Army of Dove’s but how would they achieve their goals? They decided to use the International Peace Movement and other organizations with the same objective to build a new Army of Dove’s.

The Soviet Union being the strongest of Communist countries together with members of the Communist Party in China, Vietnam, Korea and other countries around the world, banned together to collectively create their new Army of supporters. Picasso of course being a strong supporter of the Communist Party loaned his name to the cause and was once again invited to be a part of the new Peace Movement to ensure his efforts were carried out precisely as planned.

Although their Cold War Activities weren’t a sure thing, the Soviet Union had to ensure they would be successful. With the help of some powerful businessmen in America who they already had duped and were controlling, they began funneling money through them to the right philanthropy organizations who were already involved in the so called movement to prevent war. By using these noted and worthy causes, they were able to begin to control how the movement’s activities could benefit them and their Cold War Activities. These same businessmen helped them gain control over political campaigns in America and throughout the world.

This was confirmed in the autobiography of Russian foreign military intelligence directorate (GRU) defector Stanislav Lunev called “The GRU and the KGB.” Although Lunev never revealed the names of those involved, he did confirmed funding was funneled into the United States for anti-war and peace movement activities during the Korean and Vietnam War. In his book he stated that over 1 billion dollars was strategically funneled throughout America to help undermined the American people in supporting their cause during both wars. This funding wasn’t just for anti-war and peace movement activities; they were calculating and manipulative in helping to brainwash and undermine how the American youth perceived their activities. Money wasn’t the only thing smuggled into the countries they targeted, so was mind altering drugs.

Mind altering drugs such as the use of marijuana, hashish, peyote, cocaine, heroine and other mind alter drugs were smuggled into America and freely dispensed to American youth. One has to wonder what American pharmaceutical groups profited from these lies and deception. Who in the US could have profited the most from such an attack on American youth? Which high priced businessmen were involved in the pharmacy companies during the fifties and sixties who were in line with the Russians to have helped them – knowingly or unknowingly perpetuate the issuance of such drugs? You’ll have to be the one to research that objective.

Once the drugging of American youth objective was underway, they turned their efforts to Phase two of their plan; reeducating the country. Through the help of their operatives within the academia world, set in motion back during the Wilson Administration, they carefully selected certain groups who could easily be persuaded. Under the cloak of wanting to help academia better educate their students, they set out to fund non-military, anti-war peace conferences and youth conferences; all directed at a campaign to create an illusion of education to defund and downsize the American military. With the help of their already corrupt business leaders, they stepped up their plan by recruiting politicians with larger campaign donations. These activities weren’t just restricted to America; they were spread throughout the world.

Another group infiltrated was the woman’s movement throughout America. This was a cleverly orchestrated plan of attack. These groups helped to undermine the sanctity of the very foundation of family life. Through various women’s organizations, they were able to brainwash the mothers of our youth and reshape the way America prospered and grew. It was through these organizations and the women who were behind them they were able to obtain legal precedence with Roe vs. Wade. As a result, an increase of funding through Planned Parenthood and other groups who were hell bent on destroying America from within was underway.

As a result of his contribution with cloaked calculating deception, Picasso, the master manipulator of the Communist Party, gained the nickname “The Father of Peace” and was awarded for his efforts by receiving the International Lenin Peace Prize in 1962. It is widely known throughout the world just how much Moscow used Picasso’s reputation and his ability of hiding messages within his work for propaganda purposes. Although they gave him praise and accolades on the surface, in private they despised the man personally and dismissed his works as self-indulgent. His work was never shown throughout Russia, yet they gave him the honor of a postage stamp to help promote their cause and gain the support of his followers.

What was the end result of Picasso’s efforts overall? In reality he helped create a drug induced youth who walked around with his Dove of Peace plastered to their chest, their backs and their asses for the world to see during the 60’s. This achievement showed just how successful the Communist Party had become. Picasso’s Dove of Treachery and Revenge plan worked – he created a new Army of Dove’s to carry out the work of the Communist Party. Each individual who participated in these peace demonstrations in the streets of America were used, duped and spoon fed information they had no understanding about, all in the cause of the Communist Party effort to destroy America from within.

Today, the majority of those who participated in the peace and anti-war movement throughout America, during the fifties and sixties, are now the professors teaching in our colleges. Each of them is gladly teaching their wisdom to the youth of today. Karl Marx was correct, capture the mind of youth and you can control the country. With Picasso's Dove of Peace, he surely helped capture the minds of our youth during the 50's and 60's. Together Picasso and the Communist Party helped brainwash those within the peace movement around the world to do their bidding – a new type of warrior in their great game of chess or should I say strategy to defeat their opponent – The United States of America.

 
Next: "Picasso - The Art of War" Part 4: Picasso's Secret Diary


"Picasso - The Art of War" is a series written & copyrighted to Author Elizabeth Kilbride 2011

All information contained within this series will be used in a book entitled “Picasso – The Art of War” all rights reserved and copyrighted to Elizabeth Kilbride. Permission is not granted to anyone for the copying or distribution of this information in print or media without the express permission of the author. This copyright is under both U.S.A and International Copyright Laws.

"Picasso – Artist or Covert Spy?"

It is widely known throughout the art world that Pablo Picasso was a tyrant to his family, his children and in many cases his friends. He was also very generous man too; giving away gifts of his work in all shapes and sizes to friends, other artists, writers and in some cases those who did work for him and his wife Jacqueline.


Over the years, a few unknown pieces of Picasso’s work have surfaced by aging individuals who once worked for him in France, or mysteriously appeared at auction houses like Christie’s or Sotheby’s - who have the exclusive rights from the estate to sell his work. The hunt for these unknown pieces, especially his works from 1965 to 1967 are in high demand by not only the art world, but most importantly, the Picasso family heirs.

One has to wonder why the estate would be so eager to find these pieces. Is it to preserve the Picasso legacy? Is it because their strapped for cash and they want to sell them at a high price through their exclusive connection with Christie’s and Sotheby’s who can sell anything with the name Picasso on it. Or is it because these unknown works tell a story they don’t want known to Picasso admirers?

Upon learning about the case of Picasso Estate vs. Pierre Le Guennec I became intrigued about this case. The more I learned about it, the more I got upset and began researching Picasso’s work. Over the last month, I have been reviewing dozens of his masterpieces and noticed a few things that caught my eye. Symbols hidden in each piece that struck me kind of odd, so I began digging into his career, his work and his involvement with the French Communist Party.

With the help of a specialized art and antiquities expert who was kind enough to explain the variations in the artists work, I began to see a pattern of subtle messages and hidden meanings within each of his artistic works. In order to understand the art, you must first understand the artist. What I found in my research will certainly rock not only the art world, but the world as a whole.

It is also widely known throughout historical writings and memoirs, Pablo Picasso never hid his support for the Communist Party, especially during World War II, post-war and this continued until the artist died in 1973.

As a member of the French Resistance, Picasso was known for assisting with the dissemination of propaganda messages through his many masterpieces’. All one has to do is look at his work to see various religious, mythological and historical symbols deep within each stroke. As you look closer, each of these have a hidden propaganda message; messages hidden in the dark areas unseen by the average art enthusiast. Once you see one message, your eye will begin to detect other symbols in his many paintings, drawings, collages or his miniature art gouache pieces.

Over the next few weeks, I will release a number of articles that will help set the stage for my final piece – the unveiling of an unknown attributed work of Pablo Picasso, a gouache on paper that shows miniature art and cleverly hidden art, some of these contain symbols and codes that span decades, it definitely tells the story of a man who was much more than just an artist.

Next In Series: "Picasso - The Chicago Picasso or  Secret to the Great Game"

All information contained within this series will be used in a book entitled “Picasso – The Art of War” all rights reserved and copyrighted to Elizabeth Kilbride. Permission is not granted to anyone for the copying or distribution of this information in print or media without the express permission of the author. This copyright is under both U.S.A and International Copyright Laws.

Picasso's Black Hearted Heirs Sue 71-year Old Electrician

It was reported in November of 2010, that a 71-year old electrician, Pierre Le Guennec, who periodically did work in the home of Pablo Picasso, had stolen over 271 pieces of precious artwork and had been hiding it in his garage since the sixties and seventies.

How was this so called theft uncovered? The situation all started when the aging electrician, putting his own affairs in order, sought to have the pieces of artwork given to him as gifts by both Pablo and Jacqueline Picasso during the time he worked for the Picasso family, authenticated by the Picasso estate. His motive wasn’t for himself, but for his grandchildren’s future education.

It is widely known within the art world that an artist of Picasso’s talent would continually draw, sketch and create minor pieces he never thought would sell. Artist of his caliber would often finance their living arrangements, food substance and travel expenses by trading these pieces instead of paying money for these transactions. Some would even give them as gifts to friends, associates or people they liked.

Pierre’s collection consisted of stray sketches, watercolors and Cubist collages created by the master painter.

The attorney’s for the Picasso Estate has not only authenticated this collection as Ole Pablo’s work, they valued the collection at over $80 Million dollar. Not only did they admit to this, they accused the old electrician of stealing the previous works of art and hiding them all these years. Talk about a pompas attitude towards an old man who was only trying to authenticate items given to him in his younger days.

Just because someone doesn’t have a receipt or a letter authenticating a gift there is no reason why the Picasso Estate would turn on this man who lovingly preserved these pieces of art, and then insult him even further by suing him for being a thief. If the man stole these pieces of precious art, does anyone really think he would contact the family directly to have them authenticated? No, he wouldn’t he would go to his grave claiming they were reproductions or never say a word.

Apparently Picasso’s son Claude Picasso and the other five heirs who make up the Picasso estate didn’t know their father at all. If these pieces were considered “Unknown” that means they didn’t know they existed, therefore, how could they claim they were stolen if they didn’t know about them?

It is widely known throughout many memoirs, including Pablo Picasso’s own writings, and letters from his friends and others that he was very generous with his discarded pieces of art. He would often give them away instead of throwing them out. He knew his name held value in the art world and although he personally never kept a record of his inventory, especially who he gave it to as a gift or gave it to in lue of payment for services rendered.

It was reported in various news articles here in the United States, including ABC news and CNN where the lawyer for the Picasso Estate stated, "It doesn't make sense that Picasso would give away 271 works. There are no documents which prove that this man was Picasso's close friend. It is simply unbelievable." I guess this lawyer gives a letter with every gift he gives a person within his circles. Le Guennec insisted in many interviews that, "It was Madame who gave them to me, because he was pleased with my service."

Either Picasso himself instructed his wife, Jacqueline to give them to him in appreciation for his dedication over the course of the three years he worked for the Spanish Painter, or Jacqueline just gave them to him because he continued to work for her even after the great painter died. Remember she out lived him by fifteen years and had to pay to keep up the name of Picasso.

One has to wonder if Claude and Polamo, Picasso’s children by his first wife Françoise Gilot are just being vengeful because Jacqueline refused to allow them to attend their father’s funeral which was Picasso’s wish after all. To think the Picasso children and the other heirs of his Estate would turn black hearted all in the name of money. Wonder how much they plan to auction off those new unseen 271 pieces for? Just think of the money they'll make when these end up at Christie's or Sotheby’s!

If I owned a Picasso I'd put it in the closet so I wouldn't have to be accused of stealng it!