Tune in Saturday Feb 24 to Connecting the Dots on TNT Radio (Alex Krainer, Dr. Eamon McKinney and Richard Cook)
This Saturday February 24 from 11-2pm Eastern Time, be sure to tune into TNTradio.live to learn about history, politics and mindwars where I’ll be speaking with Alex Krainer, Dr. Eamon McKinney and Richard Cook.
To watch last week’s episode of Connecting the Dots, click on the links below:
Connecting the Dots 1: Glenn Diesen on Historic Roots of Ukraine Crisis and American System Revival in Russia and China
Connecting the Dots 2: George Szamuely on Analysing a World in Crisis
Connecting the Dots 3: Jason Nelson on the Weaponization of Immigration
Also watch for free our RTF Docu-Series “Escaping Calypso’s Island: A Journey Out of Our Green Delusion” and our CP Docu-Series “The Hidden Hand Behind UFOs”.
Hello Matt. How are you doing?
I enjoyed a few of your recent content which I recently decided to take a look into, culmating in taking another peek today and listening to your discussion with Alex. Whatever I might have disagreed with, what's undeniable is that that was a deep and intellectually stimulating talk, with both of you pushing to go deeper into the esoteric circle of life.
I was surprised that like Liz Truss just having said what she said on Bannon's show, someone based in Monaco could call out Jacob Rothschild and that other person Alex called out like he did.
So congratulations on that and thanks for your efforts.
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Your discussion gave me a few interesting thoughts.
Before I expand a bit, there's one clarification I need to make, lest there may be any misunderstandings from this modern communication method in written format and from beyond a screen: I write this as a philosopher, in my best attempt to be as Socratic as possible, i.e: as a lover and seeker of wisdom who at the end of the day doesn't really know that much.
That said, @Alex, I must say that I found some of your comments VERY curious, and while not saying that I'm too strongly confident in my opposition, I nevertheless lean strongly towards that you are wrong on what you said about Cicero and Julius Caesar.
As a matter of fact, I'm highly convinced that it's nothing else than quite ironic that you said what you did.
Do you get why?
With best regards,
Rafael