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Matt Ehret's Insights explores historical geopolitics, the influence of the British Empire on global governance, conspiracy theories around key historical and contemporary events, and the roles of major powers in shaping the world order. It critiques modern policy decisions and highlights lesser-known historical connections and influences.

Geopolitics Historical Analysis Global Governance Conspiracy Theories Cultural Warfare Imperial Influence Energy Policy Environmental Issues Modern Oligarchy

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For Martin Luther King Day: Let us End his 2nd Assassination

982 implied HN points • 15 Jan 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Civil Rights Assassination Political Activism
  1. Martin Luther King Jr. had a multi-faceted vision beyond civil rights, including economic justice and fighting imperialism.
  2. There have been recent attempts to tarnish MLK's legacy with unproven allegations, part of a long-standing effort to assassinate his memory.
  3. Important figures like Bobby Kennedy played significant roles in supporting MLK and challenging the FBI, despite attempts to paint them otherwise.
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France's Historic Bond with China and De Gaulle's Grand Design

648 implied HN points • 29 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics France China Cold War
  1. Charles de Gaulle fought against pro-NATO fascists and worked to ensure France's independence.
  2. De Gaulle recognized the importance of reaching out to Russia and China for cooperation and world development.
  3. De Gaulle's alliance with Kennedy aimed for advancements in science and technology to liberate Africa, Asia, and South America from colonial structures.

Carl Jung’s Gnostic Revival, Abraxas, and the 20th Century Cult of Mithra (part 5)

727 implied HN points • 17 Jan 24
📖 Philosophy Psychology Religion Cosmology Metaphysics
  1. Carl Jung saw himself as a Dionysian messiah and initiate of Mithra seeking to create a new religious order.
  2. Jung preferred Mithraism over Christianity for its nature worship and viewed Christianity as antagonistic towards the beauty of the world.
  3. Jung's involvement in promoting gnostic texts and psychedelics, as well as his influence on establishing a new spiritualism, reflects his desire to overthrow Christianity and establish a new gnostic religious order.

The Ancient Occult Roots of the Fabian Society, Cybele and the Mysteries of Eleusis (part 4)

845 implied HN points • 08 Jan 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Occultism Beliefs Rituals
  1. The Fabian Society, outwardly materialistic and socialist, was actually elitist and tied to ancient mystery religions.
  2. The name 'Fabian Society' was based on Roman tactics and indicated a revival of ancient rituals.
  3. The cult of Cybele-Attis introduced to Rome in 205 BC and the Eleusinian Mysteries played significant roles in ancient occult practices.

Introducing: Cynthia Chung's 'Carl Jung and the Land of the Dead'

746 implied HN points • 11 Jan 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Occult Beliefs Religion Psychology
  1. Cynthia Chung and Matthew Ehret have been researching the occult underground, connecting it to topics like geopolitics and psychology.
  2. Cynthia Chung has written essays on Carl Jung, emphasizing his ties to pagan sorcery and counter-culture movements.
  3. Jung's ideas influenced 20th-century counter-culture, the Esalen Institute, MK Ultra, and the development of a new world religion.

Breaking History Ep 30: Don't be a fool for the FBI (The Truth of 180 years of Terrorism Foreign and Domestic)

491 implied HN points • 01 Feb 24
💾 History Terrorism Intelligence Conspiracies Documentaries
  1. The post discusses uncomfortable truths about the FBI and the origins of terrorism over the past 180 years.
  2. It questions the involvement of the British Empire in the current Civil War plan in the USA.
  3. The post raises concerns about potential foreign manipulation in the current political situation in the USA.

Canadian Patriot Podcast with Randy Hillier: The Un-constitutionality of Emergencies Act

412 implied HN points • 30 Jan 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Law Government Justice Freedom Activism
  1. Former MP Randy Hillier discusses the unconstitutionality of the Emergencies Act in a recent Canadian Patriot Podcast.
  2. The Federal Court ruling on Jan 26 declared the Trudeau-Freeland Emergencies Act as unconstitutional, impacting Canadians and sparking discussions on a COVID crimes inquiry.
  3. Resources provided for becoming an informed organizer on related topics like history, documentaries, and critical analysis.

The Peace of Westphalia as a Lesson in Solving Religious Wars Past Present or Future.

1434 implied HN points • 15 Oct 23
💾 History Colonialism
  1. The Peace of Westphalia in 1648 transformed world history by setting the foundations for the concept of sovereign nation states.
  2. The Treaty of Westphalia aimed for a perpetual, true amity among nations while promoting forgiveness for past transgressions - principles applicable to all civilizations.
  3. The economic developments following the Treaty of Westphalia, such as infrastructure projects in Europe, demonstrated the vitality and benefits of peace among nations.

Mystery Cults from Eleusis to Mithra and our Modern Age

373 implied HN points • 23 Jan 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Occultism
  1. The discussion covers the connection between ancient mystery cults and modern organizations like the Hellfire Club.
  2. The spread of spiritualism and the occult by the British Empire in the 19th century is highlighted.
  3. Research into historical figures like Lyndon LaRouche and Pierre Elliot Trudeau's involvement with the occult is emphasized.

Why the Jews of Khazaria, the Himyarites and GokTurk Empire are Keys to Universal History

1297 implied HN points • 18 Oct 23
💾 History Middle East
  1. The Khazar Kingdom in Central Europe had a significant role in uniting different faiths and cultures under one alliance for centuries.
  2. The GokTurk Empire played a major role in facilitating Silk Road trade routes between Asia and Europe.
  3. The ecumenical alliances between Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Confucian leaders in history helped maintain peace and preserve trade routes, but eventually faced challenges from Venetian and Byzantine powers.

Breaking History Ep. 29: How to Extract the British Hand from Pakistan

334 implied HN points • 25 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Geopolitics Global Cooperation International relations
  1. In Breaking History Ep. 29, there's discussion on extracting British influence from Pakistan and creating energy sovereignty.
  2. The role of the Belt and Road Initiative, new infrastructure developments, and energy sovereignty in Pakistan is highlighted.
  3. The Bhutto family's legacy in the fight for energy sovereignty and the role of current Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari are discussed.

Breaking History Ep 31: The Ghost of United Fruit Still Haunts Latin America

196 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
💾 History Latin America Imperialism Sovereignty Geopolitics
  1. The episode discusses the impact of 180 years of imperialism on Latin American nations, focusing on the legacy of United Fruit.
  2. It highlights how centuries of imperialism, economic warfare, and Anglo-American influence have contributed to poverty in Latin America.
  3. The post mentions the role of immigration in Latin America's struggles, tying it to ongoing operations influenced by London-directed agendas.

Joe Biden: An ‘End of History’ Cheerleader Living in a Future That Could Never Exist

1316 implied HN points • 16 Sep 23
🌍 World Politics Geopolitics Global Alliances International relations Economic Development
  1. Forward-thinking politicians once believed in a rules-based liberal order as the only option.
  2. Joe Biden was an early advocate for the 'End of History' and the new world order.
  3. The rise of a multipolar alliance and initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative have challenged the unipolar world order.

The Nexus Podcast: History as a Branch of Physical Science

294 implied HN points • 16 Jan 24
🚌 Education History
  1. History can be approached as a branch of physical science when freeing the mind from linear time constraints.
  2. Challenges radical positivist assumptions regarding the nature of events and causation.
  3. Discusses the structure of freemasonry and conspiracy as general principles of causation.

Connecting the Dots this week: Joaquin Flores, Michel Chossudovsky and Brady Fuchs (and recording of last week's interviews)

176 implied HN points • 10 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Geopolitics CIA
  1. The post discusses upcoming interviews with Joaquin Flores, Michel Chossudovsky, and Brady Fuchs, focusing on big ideas about the past, present, and future.
  2. There are links to recordings of previous episodes of 'Connecting the Dots' covering topics like the Deep State of Europe, saving the Republic, and the CIA's Counter-Culture Revolution.
  3. The post also includes links to resources like books, videos, and Telegram for further exploration of the author's work.

Towards A Church Of The British Empire: World Government As British Empire Revivalism

2633 implied HN points • 06 May 23
🌍 World Politics Global Governance Alliances Imperialism Cold War United Nations
  1. The British Empire agenda towards a world government revivalism is being pursued through figures like King Charles III and Pope Francis, shaping a tribalist global governance system.
  2. Historical figures like Cecil Rhodes aspired to restore British imperial power through unipolar world government controlled by a new priest class.
  3. Nationalist efforts to promote cooperation among sovereign nation states for mutual development were challenged by imperial forces seeking a British-led New World Order.

RTF Lecture invitation: Of Minds and Men- ON UNIVERSAL HISTORY & THE CREATION OF ARISTOCRATIC MEN (Feb. 11 at 2pm ET)

157 implied HN points • 10 Feb 24
🚌 Education History Philosophy Culture
  1. Plato and Confucius emphasized the importance of true education for the development of a culture with sovereign citizens.
  2. Historically, society's cyclic corruption hindered humanity's progress, highlighting the need for a culture promoting moral, spiritual, and intellectual excellence.
  3. The aim is to establish educational systems that cultivate the best attributes in individuals, fostering sovereign citizens without regard to social status or breeding.