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Jul 13, 2022Liked by Matthew Ehret

Keep going Matt, you are the foremost exposer of the "conservative" movements achilles heel, that being you can rile them up against a "enemy". Your writings have helped me immensely to de-program my friends who otherwise have good sense and opinions on world events.

They have never been exposed to the very simple concept of How Geo Political Influence can be attained, by building things and helping folks, the old American method, as opposed to the debt slavery and deception method. I have successfully turned some folks with the aid of your work.

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Jul 13, 2022Liked by Matthew Ehret

One of the more hopeful pictures of world cooperation and progress, juxtaposed against the West’s “suicidal race to decarbonize.”

Whenever I hear an unbiased translation from Russia or China, they seem like the adults in the geo-political world. The Schiller Institute has held two recent international conferences: one calling for a new Bretton Woods agreement; the other calling for Western bankruptcy, no bailouts, National banks, and cooperation with emerging south/eastern alliances, and the Belt and Road Initiative. Prosperity. Peace.

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well said

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The west is now completely driven by Zorgian wannabes. They seem completely unaware of the suicidal nature of their behavior and overconfident in the power of technological killing machines, instead of technology for improving lives on earth. It really sucks. When I was a kid, I wanted to visit Iran, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, China, Russia, etc. Americans could travel safely to those places back then. We have the CIA and all this militarism to thank for our ever shrinking world.

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Thank you Mathew for this magistral account. In history there has been a geopolitical view that saw Israel at the center of the three continents. The British geographer Halford Mackinder called this intersection the world island https://truthcaster.co/c/3733; and a2C4KUIZwbAAAAAA:R_V09Cr1gMKavrNfmIM_gEuB2GriNx7ChbKCDikeOXQ3jb6ojaVx various quotes have been attributed to him "Who rules East Europe commands the Heartland" ; who controls the heartland controls the world island; who controls the world island controls the world . It seems then the Belt and Road Project would include control of "the world island". Is this the reason that USA, not the Globalist, is fighting against this predominance? I heard Kissinger advocating for a shift in power towards Eurasia. Is he pushing for a displacement of supremacy away from USA towards Russia China and Israel? It sounds complicated to me I am quite confused and would immensely appreciate your view on this. It will certainly throw clarity on this complex issue.

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1) Kissinger never advocated a shift of power towards Eurasia. He only said that Zelensky should consider giving up territory to Russia. Why did he do it? Either 1) he is playing a countergang operation with the Soros- pro war operatives a la "good cop/bad cop" or 2) he is actually seeing the raison d'etre of his life (aka: stasis) go out the window as the world is brought into a heightened danger of nuclear war. Either way, he never called for a new Eurasian-dominated power system.

2) The most important thing is to hold your mind fixed on the religious principle of oligarchism that underlie the New World Order: STASIS. This commitment to stasis is everything. Population reduction, destroyed creative power in the masses, anti-industrialisation etc. If you hold that in mind while evaluating the operations occuring amidst the multipolar alliance vs unipolar agenda.

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Thank you Eheret for your reply. Kissinger has spoken about power shifting to Eurasia in a recent Conference, I heard it. Regardless, my main "existential" problem is with the "new" bipolarism as you put it "multipolar alliance vs unipolar agenda" Like I wrote earlier they both pursue the UN smart cities agenda and public health strategies like using vaccines to "fight" viruses. This is worry-some and I am truly confused. I suspect once again we have the City of London banking cartel the East India Trading Companies managing the "dialectic opposites" to propose the communitarianism as the "solution" What is your take on Niki Raapana and Nordica Friedrich anticommunitarian manifesto recenlthy published (http://nord.twu.net/acl/ebookdownload/2020_ebook.pdf)?

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If Kissinger said that the power is shifting toward Eurasia, then he is stating a fact as a realist. I see nothing in the operating principles of the Eurasian system that is in any way coherent with Kissinger's ideological committments throughout his life. Left vs Right fascist libertarians vs fascist keynesians are false and very real dichotomies. The multipolar alliance is anti-deindustrial, anti-mediocrity anti-depopulation while the unipolar agenda is religiously committed to shutting down civilization and reducing humanity to talking cows. This is not a manichean dualism but merely a matter of right vs wrong. Smart cities, so-called 'fourth industrial revolution tech' like machine learning, 3D printing, quantum computing, automation are not intrinsically evil things but are neutral. I know you've been following my work for a long time, so you know my thoughts on the global warming/covid policies coming out of Russia and China vs the depop agenda in the west. The key take away is that the fight over the terms "sustainability" or "pandemic response" is very different between the mrna injecting, decarbonizing west vs the very different anti-mrna pro carbon industrial policy from the east. If you are asking me to read the 320 page manifesto, I hope you understand why that isn't something I can pull off at this time

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I quote Eheret:

"If Kissinger said that the power is shifting toward Eurasia, then he is stating a fact as a realist." Hard to characterise someone like Kissinger as an observer rather than one of the central figures of the making if the history of our times. If the shift is or has happened, Kissinger is one of the actors that made that happened. THis is where I get confused. I can't see the dualism "unipolar-globalist" vs "multipolar sovranist" They are both designed by the same elite. I can't say that the so called multipolar side of the dialectic opposition, won't get out of Agenda 2030. But at the moment I observe, for example, South Africa, a member of BRICS having implemented a strong repressive campaign. And BRICS is supposed to interpret the multipolarism. Not to mention the, to say the least, highly ambivalent role of China, apparently serving as role model to the highest aspirations of the globalists, UN Smart cities, total control. As for the communitarian manifesto by Niki Raapana and Nordica Friedrich, apology for the confusing link (http://nord.twu.net/acl/ebookdownload/2020_ebook.pdf). It starts on page 199 and it takes less thatn 20 pages. It is a deep epistemological criticism to the Hegelian dialectic. I am sure you would make an interesting critique of it.

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Dear Paola

South Africa is among the weakest links in BRICS, and that group is not emblematic of the multipolar alliance. BRICS is an organization using a model that was designed by Goldman Sachs operatives 20 years ago to undermine the danger of the Russia-India-China trifecta which could challenge the oligarchy’s supranational ambitions as Brzezinski outlined the fear in his 1997 Grand Chessboard. This Goldman Sachs-directed operation was executed by inserted Santander-run biofuel bubble economy of Brazil into the mix as a time bomb while their economic model of collaboration was driven by Wall Street/WTO rules of order. South Africa had good anti-oligarchical leadership under Zuma who led that nation into the mix but the country has since fallen to WEF-operatives since Zuma's ouster and political assassination. To this day the fight over BRICS-affiliated institutions is hot with Malthusians still wielding power in the BRICS bank and other institutions preventing them from becoming the instruments of genuine growth and anti-oligarchical resistance as it might still become. That fight is ongoing and should not be brushed off by simplistically reducing the whole complex dynamic to one monolithic identity which can then be framed in opposition to the so-called monolithic unipolar west.

For the issue of Kissinger:

He is 98 years old, near death and devoted his life to total stasis of the species.

Nuclear war is something that is anathema to his belief in a slow depopulation under a post-nation state Congress of Vienna model of controls. The fact of the unwillingness to depopulate by most of the nations of earth is making the threat of nuclear war increasingly likely by the day. Unlike younger technocrats, Kissinger is capable of looking at the world with colder objective and more practical eyes. This does not mean he is in any way good, but simply not as stupid as younger more ideological and mediocre technocratic minds that shape the planning landscape.

We must not forget that Kissinger is from an older and smarter generation (albeit is still very evil) and simply wishes to subvert the multipolar system another day much as had occurred within the corridors of power of the 1930s British establishment. This 1930s precedent is very useful to hold in mind as it was a moment when one more pragmatic faction of the British elite realized that their Hitler fascist Uber menschen (aka: transhumanist) NWO project wasn't working as planned and decided to purge the Nazi King Edward VIII and pro-Nazi PM Chamberlain in order to change course. This course change was not governed by any intention to give up the NWO but simply to accept a tactical defeat, abort their project and fight another day with a longer-term NOW outlook.

Despite still battling British-controlled fifth columns in their own nation (especially concentrated in Shanghai), China successfully uses national banking systems to unleash long term productive credit which has created the largest industrial growth dynamic, mass advanced education, increased life-expectancies and specialization, classical education reform process and anti-LBGTQXYZ cultural reforms in world history. They have also extended this to poor nations for the first time in history with the biggest full spectrum economic growth and life expectancy increases and new research and development benefiting population levels ever witnessed? How is that what the NWO wants?

The oligarchy has indeed utilized a method of Hegelian dialectic to control their victims. This has gone on long before the birth of Hegel himself, although he did formalize the process on behalf of his masters just as Marx and Darwin formalized their imperial systems of pseudo science on behalf of their handlers to effect similar ends.

However, if today’s multipolar dynamic this was a Hegelian dialectic, China would not have been trying so hard to get the west to work together on mutually beneficial projects that are anti-depopulation, pro- win-win (ie: anti- Darwinian and even anti-Marxian for so many years). The Cold War Manicheanism of western liberalism/Lockean controls vs ‘eastern’ Marxist systems of controls were a better reflection of the Hegelian dialectic as both were rooted in ultimate stasis with “convergence” ideologues like Gorbachev and CCP head Zhao Ziyang managing the “eastern politburos”. Paradox: Why didn’t the New World Order game plan consolidate in 1992 when the soviet union collapsed? What shifted the game? Why did the world continue for another 30 years? The answer to this paradox is the substance of all of my books, writings and interviews.

My views on the 20 pages of the Anti-Communitarian Manifesto (p. 199-219

First off, there is a lot of good material in here which I appreciate. Her attack on Hegel, Engels and Marx are very good and her appreciation for structures of logic and appreciation for the American System of political economy as exemplified in the figure of Friedrich List are all very good. Her reading of Anton Chaitkin’s Treason in America paid off.

There were a handful of fatal epistemic weak points which the well-intended authors were blind to. I will outline the three biggest ones here:

1) The authors wrote that “the American Revolution was not a ‘revolution of ideas’ (ie: FOR anything) but rather, it was a revolution AGAINST the imperialist mob”… they are totally mistaken. As I outlined in Chapter one of The Clash of the Two Americas vol 1 (The International Dynamics of 1776), the basis of the American revolution was the fulfillment of the Platonic ideals, and especially the ideals of Natural Law outlined by St Augustine’s City of God. This is exemplified in the original writings of the leading founding fathers- especially ANTI-LOCKEAN founding father Ben Franklin. The Platonic point was clear in the formulation of “a More Perfect Union” whose formulation is an Aristotelian and Lockean absurdity, despite being true. My chapter from vol 1 is here: https://canadianpatriot.org/2022/07/04/the-international-dimensions-of-1776-and-how-an-age-of-reason-was-subverted-2/

2) The authors believe that the imperialist ideology of John Locke (stockowner of the slave running British Royal Africa Company, and denier of the soul in favor of “blank slate”) is some how congruent with the ideas of Hamilton, Franklin or Friedrich List. This is absurd beyond belief. A wonderful essay refuting the Locke-American Revolution fraud can be found in Phil Valenti’s ‘Leibniz, Not Locke, Inspired the Declaration of Independence’ http://american_almanac.tripod.com/leiblock.htm

3) The authors believe that the two approaches available to humanity in the pursuit of truth are A) Inductive logic and B) Deductive logic (and mixes of the two). The reality as outlined by Edgar Poe’s Eureka essay and every paradigm breaking discovery into principle ever made is that these are merely two tools that are nothing without a third more important power which the authors fail to understand. I outline Poe’s wonderful line of thinking in that essay in the following location: https://risingtidefoundation.net/2022/04/18/poes-metaphysics-re-discovering-eureka/

Warmest regards

Matthew

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Another insightful article. And I LOVE Cynthia's quote in the middle, "Crisis is opportunity riding the dangerous wind." You two are well-matched, I've been so impressed by her depth of thought and multi-faceted knowledge since I subscribed to her.

My last post answers the question of the scrutinizing conspiracy theorists with Russia: a Wrench in the Reset Gears. The comment section has a very astute viewer named Jack Sirius who's now reading Glazyev's book from 23 years ago and says it seems like it was written yesterday. We've both become admirers of his economic acuity, and think that Putin's brilliant domestic policies are probably due to him because of their 'wonky' details. As a fellow strategist, they warm the cockles of my policy wonk heart.

I have great hope for your vision that this really is in the interests of mutual cooperation. I don't know if I feel as positive about China, but time will tell. My prediction is that, by winter, Europe will have revolts to kick NATO out. I think that the 'Five Eyes' may be spinning among themselves by then.

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Always glad to read your comments Tereza and appreciate your Youtube commentary very much. Indeed Glazyev is still the smartest and most mature guy in the room and thankfully he has been rising in influence immensely over the past months

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Absolutely Mathew and Tereza!

Sergey Glazyev and Michael Hudson are my two favourite economists on the planet.

Wait until Russia gets its Central Bank and entire banking system completely divorced from any influence by the BIS, and based on State-owned and cooperative models. This will enable even more spectacular progress.

I regard the fact that Putin and his team took what was essentially a bankrupt wreck, to a vibrant economy having the strongest balance sheet of any major country on earth, as one of the most extraordinary financial accomplishments in global history.

The fact that this was accomplished in spite of Natostan doing everything they possibly could to completely wreck Russia's chances of rebuilding their economy and security makes this even more remarkable.

This last 22 years of the Russian Federation's existence represents, to my mind, an economic miracle of monumental historical significance.

Cheers

Col

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"During the age of Andite migrations the Chinese were among the more spiritual peoples of earth. Long adherence to the worship of the One Truth proclaimed by Singlangton kept them ahead of most of the other races. The stimulus of a progressive and advanced religion is often a decisive factor in cultural development; as India languished, so China forged ahead under the invigorating stimulus of a religion in which truth was enshrined as the supreme Deity.

This worship of truth was provocative of research and fearless exploration of the laws of nature and the potentials of mankind. The Chinese of even six thousand years ago were still keen students and aggressive in their pursuit of truth."

Thank you, Matt Ehret, for your excellent analysis and in-depth understanding of what is essentially true, beautiful and good. God bless you!

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Thanks Anna. Glad you are finding this work edifying

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Meh. Fanatical secularism follows chaotic trajectories through predictable themes of degredation, dissatisfaction, degeneracy, and decay. When secularism is industrialized with oil, gas, electricity, calculus, chemistry, double-entry bookkeeping, etc., it devastates the biosphere so that a few generations of fools can live in gluttonous splendor. Then comes demise. The appearance of permanency proves to be a mirage, at best. Human nature is basically just what it was 250 decades ago when somebody gave a lecture to his companions at that deer park in Isipatana.

Still, maybe this time could be slightly different. For some. Yet not for the reasons that apologists of the new new secularism would care to believe. You see, the BRI will pass through and possibly enrich a region of central Asia which many centuries ago was the home of a school which rejected a great cosmological error. The leaders and advocates of this school insisted that the past, present, and future stand together as a unity. The teaching was a great breakthrough which appears NOT to have been a significant, or any, part of what the aforementioned lecturer taught. That same fellow, however, did teach his followers to recognize several false dichotomies. Among these mistakes is the idea that annihilationism and eternalism are contradictories. Nowadays these positions are defended most enthusiastically by materialists and Abrahamists, respectively, and one hardly counts as a bona fide Westerner if he or she doesn't accept the false dichotomy as true.

It just so happens that the teaching about the unity of moments, while not perfected in ancient times, has been corroborated by The Science about which secularists are always lecturing and scolding us. Most science nerds, it appears, have refused to accept the implications of The Science. It indicates nonetheless a way forward for people who, because they find secularism toxic and revolting, wish to live a disciplined life according to ways which can be passed on from one generation to the next by families and private teachers who are supported directly by those families, not by ambitious statesmen and their bossy bureaucrats.

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Good article Matt, was not aware as probably most people aren't that the Silk Road had an Arctic component. The msm will never tell us this type of news! Thanks for sharing and will be linking @https://nothingnewunderthesun2016.com/

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What an excellent account of these huge cooperative projects Mathew!

Down here in NZ TPTB are doing their level best to pull the wool over our eyes and to completely misrepresent these initiatives and the new financial constructs being developed by the BRIICS+ and Zone B.

They also try to hide from us the implications of the Ukraine conflict and all the other hegemonic imperialistic agendas that are in place and which seriously threaten the security of the entire globe. Much is being done by Natostan to nobble this development because Zone A knows full well that this spells the end of western financial and military dominance.

Our academia is also fully invested in the status quo of NZ remaining as a Natostan lapdog and imagining that somehow this offers us both financial and military security.

A good example of this is this unbelievable interview of one of our most influential academics on NZ foreign affairs. He is a professor at the University of Otago... an institution which has multiple faculties that are nothing more than outrageous Mr Global shills.

This Professor is an extremely relaxed and accomplished liar. I gather he gets to practice this art on a regular basis during his busy lecture schedule. He teaches International relations and US Foreign Policy...https://www.otago.ac.nz/politics/staff/otago055156.html

The interviewer Sean Plunket, fancies himself as a truther but a 2 minute watch of this fawning interview with Professor Patman reveals that he has about as much understanding of global events as a severely wool-blind sheep.

The interview was done back on May 25 2022 but I only just discovered it within the last few days. I am absolutely sickened to think that bright young students are being lectured by such a blatant liar as this creature.

Cheers and very best regards

Col

https://theplatform.kiwi/podcasts/episode/professor-robert-patman-and-sean-plunket-talk-about-nz-s-role-in-the-ukraine-conflict

PS I love the observation your make in your last paragraph.

Clearly anyone that chooses to think that Russia and China are playing along, and are part and parcel of the attempted Mr Global orchestrated reset, need to realise that these financial and infrastructural cooperative initiatives are the polar opposite, and that they actually herald the nemesis of the global financial kleptocrats once and for all.

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Merci mon ami

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