Julian Huxley, the first director of UNESCO and inventor of the term 'transhumanism', called Karl Marx the "the true John the Baptist of Modern Social Science." He also visited the USSR in 1931 and referred to it as "a scientific experiment and the only one ever yet carried out in such a field and on such a scale."

Huxley was a Fabian Socialist, which - for those who don't know - is the British strain of Marxism. Fabianism takes a slow-and-steady gradualist approach to implementing world socialism, rather than revolutionary one. Their emblems are a wolf in sheep's clothing, and a tortoise.

His brother, renowned author Aldous Huxley, was closely connected to the United Nations gang, writing the foreword to Israel Ehrenberg's book on race denialism ('The Fallacy of Race: Man's Most Dangerous Myth'). Aldous (also a Fabian) stated that the globalists’ aim is to transform the world into a “painless concentration camp” in which “pharmacological methods” will make people “love their servitude.”