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The City of God by Saint Augustine of Hippo

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Written at least 50 years prior to the fall of the Roman Empire in 476 AD, ‘The City of God’ provides interesting insights and a plausible ‘root-cause-analysis’ of the ultimate demise of the Roman Empire; reminiscent of today’s  ‘Anglo-American Empire’ who are desperately clinging to their fading power. And like the Roman Empire, they are looking in all the wrong places for solutions and of course scapegoats.  My take: unexamined assumptions blind our current power structure’s ability to see the underlying causes and thus are unable to advance any potentially workable solutions.  Alternately, this may be a controlled demolition.

St. Augustine was very knowledgeable on the pagan gods of his time, while I personally struggle to keep up with the many relationships, names and detailed critiques of pagan contradictions, activities and the resultant impact on Rome.  At the same time, I find this book fascinating in terms of its historical insights into the fall of this great empire.  Perhaps a ‘lessons-learned’ for today?   – ClearNFO

Note: Not to be confused with Civitas Dei (City of God) by Lionel Curtis.

Grok’s summary of this great work: Written between 413 and 426 AD, De Civitate Dei (The City of God) is a foundational work of Christian philosophy by Augustine, Bishop of Hippo. Spanning 22 books, it was prompted by the sack of Rome in 410 AD by the Visigoths, which led pagans to blame Christianity for weakening the Roman Empire. Augustine responds by crafting a sweeping theological and historical argument contrasting two “cities”—the City of God and the City of Man.

The City of God represents those living according to divine will, oriented toward eternal salvation and spiritual truth, rooted in love of God. The City of Man, conversely, embodies those driven by earthly desires, pride, and self-love, destined for temporal ruin. Augustine argues that history is a moral drama of these two cities coexisting but fundamentally opposed, with Rome’s fall as evidence of the fragility of human empires, not divine failure.

Key themes include:

  • Critique of Paganism: Augustine refutes pagan gods and Roman virtues as insufficient for true happiness or justice, emphasizing Christianity’s superior moral framework.
  • Human Nature and Sin: He explores humanity’s fall through original sin, asserting that peace and justice are unattainable without divine grace.
  • Providence and History: Augustine frames all events as part of God’s plan, culminating in the triumph of the City of God at the end of time.
  • Philosophy and Theology: Drawing on Plato, Cicero, and scripture, he synthesizes classical thought with Christian doctrine, notably on free will, evil, and the nature of God.

The work’s structure divides into two parts: Books 1–10 defend Christianity against pagan accusations, while Books 11–22 outline the origins, development, and destinies of the two cities. Its influence shaped medieval thought, offering a lens for interpreting history, politics, and ethics through a Christian worldview.

In essence, The City of God is Augustine’s magnum opus, arguing that true fulfillment lies beyond earthly power, in alignment with divine order, amid a world of inevitable conflict and decay.

Alex Krainer: Economic Collapse & the End of Europe

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Glenn Diesen interviews Alex Krainer on the Economic Collapse & the End of Europe

Alex Krainer: Economic Collapse & the End of Europe

Alex (Sasha) Krainer: Founder at Krainer Analytics. Monaco, Monaco. Author of #1 rated book on commodities, “Mastering Uncertainty in Commodities Trading,” and “Alex Krainer’s Trend Following Bible”; creator of I-System Trend Following – engineering, implementing and maintaining bespoke, high performance turn-key portfolio solutions (with audited track record); publisher of TrendCompass daily market reports; contributing editor at ZeroHedge.
https://x.com/NakedHedgie

Glenn Diesen is a professor of Russian international affairs, with focus on geoeconomics, conservatism and the Greater Eurasia Initiative. Professor at University of South-Eastern Norway
https://x.com/Glenn_Diesen

Eurasia, the “World Island”

Bonus: KunstlerCast 420 — Tom Luongo of Gold, Goats and Guns, Talkin’ Europe, Russia, and America in a Dangerous Year
https://www.kunstler.com/p/kunstlercast-420-tom-luongo-of-gold?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

Tom Luongo is a Former Research Chemist, Amateur Dairy Goat Farmer, Anarcho-Libertarian and Obstreperous Austrian Economist who blogs and podcasts at Gold, Goats and, Guns. His work can also be found on sites like Zerohedge, Lewrockwell.com, Bitcoin Magazine and Newsmax Media. His work focuses on the attempt to connect the false narratives of geopolitics to viable long-term investment theses. He built the house that he lives in and loves hockey, his family, the art of drumming, board games of all kinds, a logically consistent argument, and the beauty of spontaneous order…. not necessarily in that order.

Grok Summary of Alex Krainer: Economic Collapse & the End of Europe

Here’s a summary of the transcript titled “Alex Krainer: Economic Collapse & the End of Europe,” a conversation between host Glenn and guest Alex Krainer, a market analyst, author, and former hedge fund manager, recorded on March 10, 2025 (based on the current date provided). The discussion explores the decline of the Western political and economic order, the role of financial systems in global conflicts, and the future of Europe, NATO, and U.S. policy under Trump.

Summary:

  1. Introduction and Context:
    • Glenn introduces Alex Krainer, expressing excitement about discussing the rapidly changing world, where geoeconomics increasingly overshadows geopolitics in great power rivalries. Alex, referencing his 2021 book Europe as the Western Peninsula of Greater Eurasia, argues that the post-WWII unity of the political West was a fragile construct, ill-suited for a multipolar world, and is now fragmenting.
  2. Unraveling of the Post-WWII Order:
    • Alex explains that the post-WWII system, once heralded as a permanent “unipolar moment,” is collapsing due to internal contradictions. After WWII, the Soviet Union, U.S., and Western allies prevailed, but Churchill’s 1946 Fulton speech marked the Soviet Union as an enemy, splitting the alliance and birthing the Cold War and NATO. Despite the Soviet collapse in 1991, NATO expanded toward Russia, escalating into a proxy war in Ukraine, which Alex sees as risking further global conflict.
  3. Financial System as a Driver of Aggression:
    • Alex attributes Western militarism to a debt-based financial system, centered in London with satellites like Wall Street. Money enters circulation as loans requiring collateral, creating a Ponzi-like structure that demands constant growth. When domestic collateral runs dry, the West seeks it abroad through colonization and resource extraction (e.g., oil from Saudi Arabia), benefiting banking elites while fueling wars. He notes the U.S. initiated over 80% of post-WWII conflicts despite public opposition, driven by this need for “collateral.”
  4. Historical Roots and the British Empire:
    • This system, Alex argues, dates back centuries—from Greece to Rome, Venice, Amsterdam, and London—culminating in a still-active British Empire reliant on U.S. power. He invokes Halford Mackinder’s Heartland Theory, which posits that controlling Eastern Europe and the Eurasian “Heartland” ensures global dominance. Past attempts (e.g., pre-WWI Germany, now Ukraine) to thwart Russia’s rise have failed, pushing Russia toward China, a shift the West hasn’t adapted to.
  5. U.S. Policy Shift Under Trump:
    • Alex highlights a Trump administration pivot, exemplified by Marco Rubio’s claim that the post-WWII order is obsolete and weaponized against the U.S. Maintaining the empire (e.g., 800-900 military bases) has cost the U.S. dearly—$36.5 trillion in debt—while benefiting European and British elites. With Ukraine’s resources dwindling and Russia offering $75-90 trillion in joint development, Trump may abandon Europe for a pragmatic Russia alliance, reducing costs and avoiding nuclear risks.
  6. NATO’s Decline:
    • Alex predicts NATO’s collapse, a view gaining traction (e.g., Elon Musk’s recent X posts). He argues NATO’s aggressive role in Ukraine (since 1991), Libya, and Yugoslavia undermines its defensive image. Many members (e.g., Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia) might refuse Article 5 obligations against Russia, and Trump’s demand for 5% GDP contributions—unfeasible for nations like Germany—sets the stage for U.S. withdrawal, rendering NATO purposeless.
  7. Europe’s Dire Future:
    • Without U.S. support, Europe faces militarization and “Nazification,” a process Alex compares to 1930s Germany and post-2014 Ukraine. Economic decline (e.g., Ukraine’s 35% GDP drop from 1991-2014), youth unemployment, and rising neo-Nazi groups signal this trend. European elites may double down, risking war with Russia or a diminished global role unless radical leadership changes occur (e.g., Germany’s AfD exiting NATO/EU).
  8. Trump’s Economic Strategy:
    • Alex sees Trump’s plans—tariffs, potential annexation of Canada/Greenland, and Russia partnerships—as attempts to bolster U.S. wealth and offset its debt crisis. However, he doubts their efficacy without addressing the $36.5 trillion debt overhang, warning of inflation risks from tariffs alone. A shift from the “doomed” dollar to new currencies is likely under discussion, though covertly, promising surprises.
  9. Conclusion:
    • The West is in uncharted territory, with the U.S. likely to abandon Europe and NATO crumbling. Alex urges vigilance against Europe’s militaristic slide and directs listeners to his X (@naked_hedgy) and Substack platforms (I-System Trend Following and Alex Krainer Substack) for more.

Grok Summary of the podcast: KunstlerCast 420 — Tom Luongo of Gold, Goats and Guns, Talkin’ Europe, Russia, and America in a Dangerous Year: Conversation with Tom Luongo” from the KunstlerCast, featuring host James Howard Kunstler and guest Tom Luongo, a former research chemist turned anarcho-libertarian economist who runs Gold, Goats, and Guns. Recorded on March 10, 2025 (based on the provided date), the discussion explores the complex U.S.-UK relationship, the decline of European power, and shifting global alliances, with a focus on financial systems, geopolitics, and Trump’s administration.

Summary:
  1. Introduction and Background:
    • Kunstler introduces Luongo, highlighting his eclectic background and focus on connecting geopolitical narratives to investment strategies. Luongo’s work critiques mainstream history, particularly the U.S.-UK dynamic, questioning the shift from enmity (pre-WWII) to alliance (post-WWII) and suggesting it’s largely propaganda.
  2. U.S.-UK Relationship:
    • Luongo argues Britain, once the U.S.’s greatest foe for 150 years, became its “greatest ally” through strategic infiltration of U.S. media, intelligence, and financial systems. He cites examples like Tina Brown’s takeover of The New Yorker as a cultural turning point and draws on discussions with figures like Alex Krainer to reframe British influence as a lingering imperial force using the U.S. as a proxy.
  3. Financial Manipulation as British Power:
    • Luongo explains Britain’s historical use of currency arbitrage (e.g., Churchill’s post-WWI gold standard revaluation) to maintain financial dominance, a tactic he calls a “superpower” of the Bank of England-style central banking system. This enabled Britain to extract wealth (e.g., German reparations) despite a weakened post-imperial state, relying on legacy infrastructure like the City of London, which still handles 30% of global forex.
  4. Decline of Britain and Europe:
    • Britain is depicted as a failing state, yet it retains financial clout through relationships with former colonies and markets like Hong Kong. Luongo sees Europe and the UK (“Evil Corp Central”) as desperate, pushing narratives (e.g., Ukraine) to shame the U.S. into fighting their wars, a strategy faltering under Trump’s resistance and growing American skepticism.
  5. Trump, Putin, and a New Alliance:
    • Luongo suggests Europe’s aggression is driving a U.S.-Russia alliance of necessity, mirroring Russia’s forced alignment with China. He posits Trump and Putin aim to counter China long-term by reviving historical U.S.-Russia ties (e.g., Civil War support), potentially via projects like a Bering Strait rail link, with Elon Musk’s involvement signaling infrastructure ambitions (e.g., Canada, Greenland).
  6. Europe’s Desperation and NATO’s End:
    • Europe’s plan, per Luongo, involves deficit spending and debt consolidation under the ECB to create a centralized government, bypassing national sovereignty—a risky move amid fragile governments (e.g., Hungary’s vetoes). He predicts Trump and Putin might bypass Europe in a “Yalta 2” deal, ending NATO’s current form, with the U.S. possibly poaching allies like Italy.
  7. Cultural and Migration Policies:
    • Luongo views Europe’s mass migration as a deliberate deracination tactic to erode national cultures and legal traditions, exemplified by UK’s proposed two-tier justice system under Keir Starmer (whom he dubs “Keir Stalin”), aligning with globalist (Davos) agendas rather than British interests.
  8. U.S. Domestic Strategy:
    • Trump’s administration is methodically targeting agencies (e.g., Treasury, FBI) with evidence of corruption (e.g., Ukraine kickbacks), using “manila envelope” leverage to secure appointees like Kash Patel. Luongo sees this as administrative cleanup preceding legislative gains in 2026 midterms, prioritizing economic stability over immediate legal battles (e.g., Biden’s pardons).
  9. Gold and Financial Realignment:
    • Luongo, a gold advocate, predicts a collapse of the paper gold market, with the U.S. (not Britain) potentially triggering a revaluation as gold drains from London to America. This could disrupt Europe’s digital euro plans, exposing British financial weakness.
  10. Conclusion:
    • The podcast ends with Luongo promoting Gold, Goats, and Guns (goldgoatsandguns.com,@TFL1728
       on X, Patreon), offering newsletters, market analysis, and community interaction. Kunstler praises the discussion, noting Luongo’s insights into a shifting world order.
Key Themes:
  • Britain’s enduring influence via financial and cultural manipulation, now waning as a failing state.
  • Europe’s self-destructive push for control, contrasted with a pragmatic U.S.-Russia realignment under Trump and Putin.
  • Financial systems and corruption as drivers of geopolitical shifts, with the U.S. poised to challenge European dominance.

Breaking History Ep. 77: The Historic Fight for a Continental Republic

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Breaking History Ep. 77: The Historic Fight for a Continental Republic

Hosted by Matt Ehret, this episode of Breaking History delves into the ideological and geopolitical battles that have shaped North America. From Benjamin Franklin’s republican ideals to Lincoln’s vision of Manifest Destiny, explore the complex interplay between British, American, and Canadian policies. Learn how historic efforts to unite or divide the continent resonate in today’s geopolitical struggles and what they mean for the future of a continental republic.

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Science Unshackled | Restoring Causality in a World of Chaos

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Posted October 21, 2024 – for those who read

Science Unshackled | Restoring Causality in a World of Chaos | November 2023, Paperback: 275 pages | By Matthew Ehret

As a young student of Math and Philosophy, I noted many unanswered questions I just didn’t have time or resources to explore further.  These questions were swept aside to focus on learning the proscribed materials provided by the university.    Decades passed since that time and now I have the grand opportunity to revisit many of these inconsistencies and counter-patterns that stuck in my mind like a splinter:

“You’ve felt it your entire life, that there’s something wrong with the world. You don’t know what it is, but it’s there, like a splinter in your mind, driving you mad.” – Morpheus (from The Matrix).

Matt’s treatment of the ‘Leibniz–Newton calculus controversy’ was enlightening and helpful: As a young math student, I often wondered why Newton got all the credit.  I also enjoyed understanding the roots of our current science can be traced back to Aristotle and why Plato would have been the better choice.

Matt makes many references to Plato’s Timaeus and Critias.  My first instinct was to save time and read or listen to established ‘scholars’ opinions on this piece, but I am thankful I read it afresh –trusting myself– without peering through the lenses and guidance of established ‘experts’.   I also skipped the introduction after reading some 20 pages which turned out to be a great decision.  The dialogue starts to gain some traction at ‘3. Prelude’. The distinction between being and becoming; the world has come into being as a likeness of eternal being; our account of it can therefore be no more than ‘likely’.)  TIMAEUS: We must in my opinion begin by making the following distinctions. What is that which always is, and has no becoming, and what is that which is always becoming but never in any way is?” 

Matt also exposes the anthropogenic climate change fiction brilliantly and concisely in Chapter 8.

Sit back and enjoy as Matt exposes the reader to a deeper understanding of our history, art, science, philosophy and geopolitics; and how they have worked together to create today’s World of Chaos.  -db

Back cover: 

“Matthew’s book is a fascinating journey that navigates the evolution of science and soul; science and soul as seen through the eyes and works of the many creative and destructive facets of man himself.” – Jessica Rose, PhD

“Matt Ehret manages to provide a systematic overhaul of basic foundations for the concept of Science as a constructive force for the good of humanity, unshackling it from the political use as a ‘Science of Limits’, Science Unshackled will open your eyes to help you in connecting the dots.” –Uwe Alschner, PhD

“This book should be of interest of anyone willing to know about the clashes of worldviews, different paradigms in science and in society in general. Even if you do not agree with all of Ehret’s points of view, this work will make you reflect about most of modern science, to question what appears of the media and in the textbooks. You can become a more critical thinker, which is one of the important things a good book can bring about.”  –Andre Koch Torres Assis PhD

“Science Unshackled is a work of universal importance that can inspire a renaissance in our approach not only to science but to economics, politics, and education.” – Richard C. Cook (former U.S. government analyst, NASA whistleblower and author, Our Country, then and Now

“I encourage people to read this book, and take advantage of each of the chapters to do their own research, and begin their own discoveries.” –John Plaice, PhD

“ This book leaves me with a brand new way to look at, understand and think about science – a new worldview.”  -Tanyss Munro, PhD

“The book weaves together concepts which have been systematically compartmentalized: math, science, history, philosophy and art, by a ruling class which has no love for humanity. Ehret thoroughly exposes the corruption of science, and offers an introduction to a holistic outlook with potential to unshackle the mind.” –Fox green (Founder of Space Commune)

Table of Contents

Introduction: The Enduring Problem of the Objective/Subjective Divide

Chapter 1: The Science of Reason: Rediscovering Poe’s Eureka

Chapter 2: Does Life or Death Govern the Universe? The Metaphysics of Geopolitics

Chapter 3: Creative Resistance to the Church of Entropy

Chapter 4: The Pythagorean Revival Needed to Overthrow Today’s Standard Model Priesthood

Chapter 5: Modern Pythagorean Science: From Bussard’s Polywell to the Safire Project

Chapter 6: The Plasma Universe and Max Planck’s Musical-Space-Time

Chapter 7: The Science of Earthquake Forecasting and Planetary Geometries

Chapter 8: Astro-Climatology, Climategate and Common Sense Revisited

Chapter 9: Is the Age of Big-Bang Cosmology and the ‘Science of Scarcity’ Finally Coming to and End?

Chapter 10: Dr. Luc Montagnier and the Coming Revolutions in Optical Biophysics

Chapter 11: Thomas Huxley’s X Club, Chardin and the Fraud of Darwinism

Chapter 12: Biogeochemistry and Open System Thinking with Vladimir Vernadsky

Appendix 1: Leibniz: Scientist, Sinophile and Bridge Between East and West

Appendix 2: A Review of the Structured Atomic Model

Appendix 3: Was Darwin Really a Eugenicist, or just Misunderstood?

Appendix 4: Why must Aesthetics Govern a Society Worthy of Political Freedom? Ask the CIA

Bibliography

Reviews

“To develop a complete mind: Study the science of art; Study the art of science. Learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else.”  –Da Vinci on Art & Science

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Selected Podcasts – October 11, 2024

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Matt Ehret| Breaking History Ep 66: The Muslim Brotherhood and the Roots of Islamic Terrorism

The HighWire with Del Bigtree | Episode 393: CLIMATE OF CORRUPTION
Update on Hurricane Milton, and Helene devastation from Strategic Response Specialists; Jefferey Jaxen Reports on FEMA Fallout, and Duke Energy and Dam Failure in NC; @naomirwolf exposes the climate of corruption in her new book, ‘The Pfizer Papers.’ Guests: Steve Slepcevic, Sam Eaton, Dr. Naomi Wolf

Dr. McCullough on the Feds for Freedom Podcast | Does mRNA Vaccination Support a Future One World Government?

 

Tavistock Institute: Social Engineering the Masses

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Posted September 1, 2024 – for those who read

Tavistock Institute: Social Engineering the Masses by Daniel Estulin

Tavistock Institute: Social Engineering the Masses Paperback – September 22, 2015 by Daniel Estulin PhD (240 pages)

Daniel Estulin is an award-winning investigative journalist and author of The True Story of the Bilderberg Group. He is the host of two radio shows in Spain.

The Tavistock Institute, in Sussex, England, describes itself as a nonprofit charity that applies social science to contemporary issues and problems. But this book posits that it is the world’s center for mass brainwashing and social engineering activities. It grew from a somewhat crude beginning at Wellington House into a sophisticated organization that was to shape the destiny of the entire planet, and in the process, change the paradigm of modern society. In this eye-opening work, both the Tavistock network and the methods of brainwashing and psychological warfare are uncovered. With connections to U.S. research institutes, think tanks, and the drug industry, the Tavistock has a large reach, and Tavistock Institute attempts to show that the conspiracy is real, who is behind it, what its final long term objectives are, and how we the people can stop them.

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Disintegration | Indicators of the Coming American Collapse by Andrei Martyanov

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Posted August 25, 2024 | For those who read

Disintegration | Indicators of the Coming American Collapse by Andrei Martyanov

Published: 2021 by Clarity Press, Inc. (236 pages).

Andrei Martyanov is a former laboratory director in a commercial aerospace group.  He is a frequent blogger on the US Naval Institute blog, and author of ‘Losing Military Supremacy: the Myopia of American Strategic Planning and The (Real) Revolution in Military Affairs.

Comments

Disintegration brings to the table many causative inputs missed during my second look at history using the corrective lenses provided by the likes of Antony C. Sutton, Quigley, Engdahl, and others.    This book was written after the US-orchestrated Ukrainian putsch in 2014 but before Russia’s SMO, so represents a snapshot of that time (2021) on the condition of America internally and externally.  The trajectory of destruction is well referenced and documented with many footnotes.  Since 2021, this self-inflicted death spin of corruption, incompetence and information manipulation has only gotten worse.   This is not just another depressing book designed to list the many failures of America, this book brings new insight and evidence of the primary causes that put this great country on the path of disintegration.  –ClearNFO

“Martyanov shows that America’s disintegration is irreversible because the ruling elites are an organic part of the calamitous sources of dysfunction that have destroyed the country.”  –PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS

“Andrei Martyanov’s third book discussing the collapse of the U.S. Empire looks into the social and economic phenomena which all contribute to that collapse. Disintegration is a multi-level analysis of the crisis which is now so clearly plaguing the USA of 2021.  I consider Disintegration a “must read” for every U.S. patriot who wants his country to overcome its current difficulties and for every person on the planet who wants to avoid a full-scale war between Russia and/or China and the USA.  Indeed, if you want to get a superb summation of what is really going on in the United States—read all of Martyanov’s books.”  –THE VINEYARD SAKER

You can find Andrei’s informative podcasts and interviews on many popular platforms, including Rokfin, BitChute, Rumble, Odysee, YouTube and many more.

On Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Disintegration-Indicators-Coming-American-Collapse/dp/1949762343/ref=sr_1_2?sr=8-2

America’s Deep State and London

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Posted August 10, 2024

City of London coat of arms on the street | Domine Dirige Nos “Lord Direct Us”. On a public toilet near Monument tube station. | By Mike Quinn, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=13822404

Schiller Institute / ICLC
Presidents Day Conference 1994
Solving the Paradox of Current World History
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBqKgnTx1h8
The Origins of the Deep State in North America. 
by Matthew Ehret
A 3 PART MASTERPIECE ARTICLE, ESSENTIAL FOR PROPER UNDERSTANDING OF THE “DEEP STATE” aka BRITISH SYSTEM:
Origins of the Deep State in North America.
Part 1: https://theduran.com/the-origins-of-the-deep-state-in-north-america/
Part 2: https://theduran.com/the-origins-of-the-deep-state-in-north-america-part-ii/
Part 3: https://theduran.com/the-origins-of-the-deep-state-in-north-america-part-iii/
Gold Goats & Guns Episode 171 – Richard Poe and All Roads Lead to London?
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7FvlsfSDfvk9Pd2AjjcwJt?si=fd890325e01b4764
The Untold Story of Karl Marx, Leon Trotsky, MI6, and the Russian Revolution
https://open.substack.com/pub/richardpoe/p/how-the-british-invented-communism?r=tmpdw&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
SCHILLER INSTITUTE:
Introduction: Solving the Paradox of Current World History by Nancy Spannaus
Presidents Day, 1994
https://archive.schillerinstitute.com/conf-iclc/1990s/conf_feb94_intr_nbs.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_John_Temple,_3rd_Viscount_Palmerston

Watergate Revisited

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Posted August 10, 2024

Letter of Resignation (1974)

Watergate Was A Scam (And Now They’re Scamming Trump)
https://rumble.com/v5a6se2-geoff-shepard-watergate-was-a-scam-and-now-theyre-scamming-trump.html
Powers & Principalities: Episode 360
by Our Interesting Times with Tim Kelly & Joe Atwill
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tkelly6785757/episodes/2024-08-09T03_16_29-07_00

Daniel Estulin on the removal of President Nixon: 

The True Story of The Bilderberg Group. The North American Union Edition by Daniel Estulin. Published 2009. Chapter Seven: Watergate Con Game pages 55 – 60

Three Orthodox Christians discuss the End of Globalists

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by DAVID BROWN | CLEARNFO.com | May 2, 2024

Alex Christoforou, Alexander Mercouris and Jay Dyer get together to discuss The Anglo-American Establishment, Carroll Quigley, Operation Gladio and the current geopolitical predicament the West finds itself in… plus more. Interesting, informed discussion.  -db

End of the Globalists w/ Jay Dyer (Live)

Alex Christoforou, Alexander Mercouris and Jay Dyer