Rudyard Kipling once wrote: “East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet, Till Earth and Sky stand presently at God’s great Judgment Seat.” In his poem, Kipling was expressing his belief that cultures of the east and west were so intrinsically different that any hope for harmony or mutual interest was little more than a delusion.
May 23, 2022·edited May 23, 2022Liked by Matthew Ehret
I very much enjoy reading and listening to you, Matt Ehret. Superbly informative, you are, and your wife, too-- what a great team.
My comment, generally speaking: If male and female are two wings of the Human bird, so to speak, then what we have is a one-winged creature, with the feminine wing having been chopped off, and the bird flying in circles. Balance is what we've lost, and a bird that flies in circles is dizzy and lost. WW III? Stupifyingly insane. Time for BALANCE and a new cooperative Human Species... The New Paradigm.
The 30% decline in population over 30 yrs in Ukraine, to what is that attributed, Matt? Is it all people emigrating or also birth and death rates? Very very interesting data and Lincoln history.
I woke up thinking that by 2030, the world will have gone in one direction or the other: we will own no property or businesses and exist at the indulgence of a few oligarchs or we will have taken back power at the community level, so we're protected by 'the power of a good example.'
Always great work. Nice to see Strobe Talbot mentioned as one of the most influential players left in the background & relatively unknown even among the informed public.
Mr. Ehret should finish Kipling's poem before criticizing it, obviously he didn't, or didn't understand it, or Kipling. As for Smith, his point is similar to St. Paul's, that in spite of human self interest, God works all things together for good for those who love Him. In the case of economics, which is part of natural law, we show our love by respecting the natural rights of life, family, and property. If we show despite for God by despising those rights, God's invisible hand will still work all things together, but more for discipline than material blessing.
Thanks Matt. Well said as always. You have helped to remind me, that world class bad guys and gals didn't just appear on the scene circa Klaus Schwabian times. There have been bad folks up to no good since way back when!
I very much enjoy reading and listening to you, Matt Ehret. Superbly informative, you are, and your wife, too-- what a great team.
My comment, generally speaking: If male and female are two wings of the Human bird, so to speak, then what we have is a one-winged creature, with the feminine wing having been chopped off, and the bird flying in circles. Balance is what we've lost, and a bird that flies in circles is dizzy and lost. WW III? Stupifyingly insane. Time for BALANCE and a new cooperative Human Species... The New Paradigm.
The 30% decline in population over 30 yrs in Ukraine, to what is that attributed, Matt? Is it all people emigrating or also birth and death rates? Very very interesting data and Lincoln history.
I woke up thinking that by 2030, the world will have gone in one direction or the other: we will own no property or businesses and exist at the indulgence of a few oligarchs or we will have taken back power at the community level, so we're protected by 'the power of a good example.'
Thank you. We need more “CIA” Thinkers. Critical - Intelligent - Aware.
Mr. Ehret, you've been poetically insulted in a recent article by someone named Larry Romanoff @ https://www.unz.com/lromanoff/the-jewish-hasbara-in-all-its-glory-lies-lies-everywhere/
just so you know.
Always great work. Nice to see Strobe Talbot mentioned as one of the most influential players left in the background & relatively unknown even among the informed public.
I despair. 😢
excellent
Matt ... Check out the information at the following URL: https://theeventchronicle.com/the-federal-reserve-cartel-the-rothschild-rockefeller-and-morgan-families/
Mr. Ehret should finish Kipling's poem before criticizing it, obviously he didn't, or didn't understand it, or Kipling. As for Smith, his point is similar to St. Paul's, that in spite of human self interest, God works all things together for good for those who love Him. In the case of economics, which is part of natural law, we show our love by respecting the natural rights of life, family, and property. If we show despite for God by despising those rights, God's invisible hand will still work all things together, but more for discipline than material blessing.
See this report https://www.vice.com/en/article/93bxxv/experts-to-world-were-doomed
"Now it is not good for the Christian’s health to hustle the Aryan brown,
For the Christian riles, and the Aryan smiles and he weareth the Christian down;
And the end of the fight is a tombstone white with the name of the late deceased,
And the epitaph drear: “A Fool lies here who tried to hustle the East.” (Kipling)
Thanks Matt. Well said as always. You have helped to remind me, that world class bad guys and gals didn't just appear on the scene circa Klaus Schwabian times. There have been bad folks up to no good since way back when!
Spot on Matthew.
What do you mean that it’s never lupus? That there is a more specific undiagnosed issue?