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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.

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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.

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.

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.
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RTF lecture invitation with Gordon McCormick - 1979: A Polarized Persia (Jan. 28 at 2pm ET)

157 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics History Middle East Intelligence Revolution
  1. Live lecture on January 28 at 2pm Eastern Time with Gordon McCormick about Anglo-American intelligence in the Middle East and the 1979 Iranian revolution
  2. Presentation will focus on the historical influence of Anglo-American intelligence in Iran
  3. Event organized by the Rising Tide Foundation and requires paid subscription to access