A review and discussion of John Glubb’s essay, The Fate of Empires, from 1976. Glubb emphasizes the need to learn the lessons of history as opposed to just memorizing a few historical incidents stressed in schools. More from Computing Forever.
Let TRUTH HISTORY break the locks on our planetary PRISON and destroy our enslavers — the Rothschilds and British banksters. To read the evidence that we have collected, go to: https://americans4innovation.blogspot.com/2021/10/one-of-historys-greatest-battles-is.html. In the meantime, buckle up “butter cup” for history lessons that government indoctrination centers do not teach. More from Gabriels’ Horn.
Musician, historian, artist & scientist Jill Mattson joins Sarah Westall’s program to share her life long research into the intersection of music, art, science, and history. Her book the “Lost Waves of Time” is a journey through time and music; how music was used by the ancients for everything from medicine, agriculture, to war, but not widely for entertainment. She explains how today is very different from the past. This episode is a journey into the power of sound through out history.
This is part one of a two-part program. We will present the followup after it appears.
Black Pigeon Speaks explores how Paris has attempted to grapple with two conflicting demands: Providing more affordable housing while also steadfastly protecting its architectural traditions and older monuments and buildings. Can Paris survive as a boutique city? What about parasite housing? Can it solve the dilemma. Other cities around the world, including San Francisco and Tokyo, are facing similar quandaries.
Otherwise we’ll be doomed to repeat it. Reading through Olga Lengyel’s Five Chimneys and asking questions. More from Really Graceful.
Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Patrick Byrne, entrepreneur and former Overstock CEO, about the social media purge, social media censorship, the false history of fascism, and what we can learn from China. Patrick details how he founded Overstock.com and the importance of freedom of speech. He shares how the social media ban affecting conservatives and the Big Tech banning Trump from virtually all social media platforms will only create a demand for more alternatives like Locals.
He shares why he thinks Section 230 should be repealed. He also shares how Milton Friedman convinced him to become an advocate for school choice and why so many people have a poor knowledge of history. Patrick explains the leftist roots of fascism and socialism, as well as what China does right that America could learn from.
Now that Leftists are pushing so hard to change the United States, they are also moving to erase historical traces of what the country used to be like. This is not just a matter of pulling down a few statues. They are also actively working to remove historical accounts from the Internet. Mr. Reagan explains the processes at work. Really sinister stuff!
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This video is about the most pivotal year in American history: 1871, and how a piece of legislation from that year totally transformed the United States, creating a domino effect of events that have led us to this moment in time, right now, as you’re reading this. While the events of this year have been hidden from the masses, the question still remains: is the US a country or a corporation? More from Really Graceful.
This clip from Ronald Reagan’s farewell address is SO RELEVANT to our time. Every American should hear these words. He warns Americans not to forget our history. More from PragerU.
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