Listen HERE Reed Sainsbury, author of Exposing the Lies of History: Deprogramming 101 takes up where Ye leaves off. If the ADL ever reviews Sainsbury’s book they’ll probably call it “an exhaustive, profusely-illustrated compendium of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.” What they won’t tell you is that some of them are true, others partly true, still others possibly true—and that the best way to sort out what’s true and what isn’t is to have a free and open discussion.
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Richard Cook on “The US, the Ukraine Disaster, and the Future”
Listen HERE Retired USG analyst and celebrated Challenger disaster whistleblower Richard Cook discusses his new 46,000-word article “The US, the Ukraine Disaster, and the Future—The Long View.” Cook fills in the context that’s missing from MSM accounts, concludes that the neocon war party is firmly in control of US foreign policy, and argues that we need a “new American revolution” to force policy changes including: *”Restoring the US manufacturing base and adopting far-reaching measures of monetary and financial reform…” *”We can be friends, not enemies, of other major countries like Russia and China, as well as the multitude of smaller states…
FULL ARTICLETony Hall and Matt Ehret Debate “Canadian Patriotism”
Listen HERE Matthew Ehret of CanadianPatriot.org encounters another Canadian patriot, Anthony Hall, professor emeritus of Globalization Studies at the University of Lethbridge, author of The American Empire and the Fourth World: The Bowl With One Spoon, Part One and Earth into Property: Colonization, Decolonization and Capitalism. As it turns out, their respective approaches to Canadian patriotism are quite different! “Two Canadian patriots, three opinions.” And you thought Canadians were always ridiculously polite! Matt Ehret writes: Here are two pieces on Canadian History from my Untold History of Canada series which I published this week which you guys may enjoy. 1- Tomorrow’s Arctic:…
FULL ARTICLERon Unz on “Holocaust Denial”
Listen HERE What exactly is “holocaust denial”? Why do so many seemingly well-informed people doubt the canonical narrative of the Nazi holocaust? Or perhaps we should ask: Why do so many people who know little or nothing about the historical questions involved express such fervent belief in that canonical narrative? And why has such faith become legally mandated—to the point that in most of Europe one can actually be imprisoned for professing one’s good-faith interpretations of a historical event? In his new essay “American Pravda: Holocaust Denial,” Ron Unz traces the bizarre history of “the Holocaust.” The picture Unz paints…
FULL ARTICLECrimea, the Prize as Always
Crimea, the Prize as Always A guest post from William Dare, a retired university professor who lives in Thailand. History of Crimea, hegemon by hegemon Dear Colleagues, Starting in @500 BC here’s a real quick spin thru the History of Crimea, hegemon by hegemon: — Scythians — Greek Colonists (major trading towns were Chersonesos, Balaclava, Sudak, and Kerch) — Kingdom of Pontus (Roman client state; Romans did build and garrison the complex of Charax, near Cherson) — Germanic Goths (They build up Mangup, near Cherson, as a fortress cum trading center) — Black Huns (kept Goths in a state of…
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