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Is it possible that a Middle East free of regime change is possible? Is it possible that Africa might finally break free of the yolk of imperialism and…
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I used to believe as many do, in a story called “the American Empire”. Over the last decade of research, that belief has changed a bit. The more I look…
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Many westerners trying to make sense of the events in the “dark continent” of Africa have many barriers standing in the way of their minds and reality.…
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The consequence of many decades of terrible ideas has now begun to impose its full weight upon the unipolar ship of state which has found itself careen…
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(For all paid subscribers) The title of this week’s Rising Tide Foundation lecture (Sunday at 2pm EST) is: ‘Who killed the chief of Deutsche Bank Alfre…
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This week, I had the great pleasure to have a short chat with public banking expert and over-all good soul Ellen Brown. The topic of our 10 minute chat…
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[Download the PDF of this full page ad co-authored by Dr. Edward Lozansky and myself which was run in the Dec. 1 edition of the Washington Times, or re…
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The Great Game this Week
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In my last report, I introduced two opposing schools of scientific thinking that have been at odds with one another since the days of Plato’s Academy a…
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Yesterday, I sent out a lecture I delivered on the topic of the Lost Art of Pythagorean thinking. Today, I would like to say a few more words about the…
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In this final presentation of the Rising Tide Foundation symposium 'The Earth's Next 100 Years', I took the time to introduce a potent method of thinki…
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This Sunday November 28 at 2pm EST, the Rising Tide Foundation is proud to host award winning journalist and historian Martin Sieff who will present a …
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