The Ruling Elite And Their Thoughts
Hi, The elite class has always been very open about their intentions. We don’t need conspiracy theories or anything like that. Instead, all one has to do to understand their mindset/plans for the rest of us is to simply listen to them. For example, do you remember in 2023 when Tim Gurner said: We need […]
Nazis As Far As The Eye Can See
So, here’s and observation that I made based on recent events. On Monday, January 20, 2025, Elon Musk appeared on stage at the Capital One Arena in Washington D.C., where supporters of the newly inaugurated US President Donald Trump had gathered for a rally. And this happened: A very deliberate and perfectly timed Sieg Heil […]
Carl Sagan on the “Celebration of Ignorance”
From Carl Sagan’s The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark: “Not explaining science seems to me perverse. When you’re in love, you want to tell the world. This book is a personal statement, reflecting my lifelong love affair with science. But there’s another reason: science is more than a body of knowledge; […]
President Carter on “Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid”
A conversation with Jimmy Carter, the 39h president of the United States, and Amy Goodman from DemocracyNow in September 2007. AMY GOODMAN: President Carter, I wanted to switch gears to talk about the raging controversy over your book, Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid. JIMMY CARTER: I didn’t know it was still raging, but that’s interesting. AMY GOODMAN: Well, it raged for a while, […]
Kennan on NATO Expansion: “A Fateful Error”
Hi, In January 2022, I wrote and article titled: Notes on NATO Expansion where I highlighted the agreements made between U.S Secretary of State, James A. Baker, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, and West German chancellor, Helmut Kohl. This is the famous “not one inch eastward” quote that gets mentioned every now and then. I’d like […]
Nixon: “The press is the enemy. The professors are the enemy.”
Here’s an interesting conversation between Nixon and Kissinger on December 14, 1972: Conversation Among President Nixon, the President’s Assistant for National Security Affairs (Kissinger), and the President’s Deputy Assistant for National Security Affairs (Haig) Nixon: What I meant is, at the time—what I’m talking about is are we going to have enough time? All these assholes […]
Reagan on College Tuition
There’s a reason that U.S. college tuition is so expensive: to control the population! That’s not a fringe opinion. In fact, I’m summarizing Ronald Regan’s strategy for controlling college student protests during the 1960’s. Let’s start with a July 1969 FBI memo from J. Edgar Hoover’s third in command, Cartha “Deke” DeLoach, to his second in command […]
The June Rebellion
Hello and welcome to Revolutions. “Of what is revolt composed? Of Nothing and of everything, of an electricity disengaged little by little, of a flame suddenly darting forth, of a wandering force, of a passing breath. This breath encounters heads which speak, brains which dream, souls which suffer, passions which burn, wretchedness which howls, and […]
The Carbonari
Hello and welcome to Revolutions. So, last time we did some big picture anti-revolutionary surveying through the eyes of Austrian foreign minister, Metterneesh? Metternish? Metternich? However, you want me to say it, I’m not doing it right, and I apologize for all of you who yelled at me about it. Got a bunch more German coming […]
Metternich
Hello and welcome to Revolutions. So now that we’ve spent a lot of time minutely focused on events in and around 1830, I want to pull back and do a broader survey of European international relations in the years after Napoleon’s fall to provide some much-needed context for what is to come in 1848. And […]