Tag: history
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The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” Or “The wood chip doesn’t fall far from the log.”
Those are proverbs tested over centuries. Means that children usually inherit the traits, behaviors, and characteristics of their parents. I would add the parents of their parents. That is why when we meet someone, try to find out about the family he/she comes from in order to get a deeper impression of what to expect.…
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Tragedy and Hope
What’s a piece of media (book, movie, song) that changed how you see the world? Tragedy and Hope: The Book That Opened a New Horizon Carroll Quigley’s Tragedy and Hope is not simply a book. With its 1,311 pages, it is a work that helped structure my thoughts and introduced me to a different way…
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What they don’t want you to know – the numbers that reveal Europe’s SHOCKING transformation
When I was giving the opportunity to my readers to learn about Trubetzkoy 1920 great lecture The Europe And a Mankind some ignore it! That is human. No one wants to face the issue beforenit knocks on their door. For those who are following the thought that what is not immediately affecting me , I…
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Nothing changes except the dates
Beware of greedy narcissistic creatures who use our feelings to serve themselves and those who are “oiling” their wheels… From the 1983 book “Trading with the enemy” “On a bright May morning in 1944,while young Americans were dying on the Italian beach heads,Thomas Harrington McKittrick, American president of the Nazi-controlled Bank for International Settlements in…
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Lessons from history -“The Code Of Hell,” “Coming Caesars,” and “The Coming Wave”
Well, the so called “code of hell” is history that you did not learned about in your history lesson. “Codes” reveal plans that are in motion even today. This long duration processes are now accelerated. Masters employed “conspiracy practitioners” in every field thinking that the time has come for finalizing those long duration processes. They…
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“Dare To Know” – Some Years Ago…
“Dare To Know” is the English translation of the Latin saying “SAPERE AUDE” that Emannuel Kant used in his essay “Answering Question: What is Enlightenment.” Dare to know can be “translated” as dare to go beyond and against stereotypes that are insidiously imposed, be ready for surprises, and be observant with a free mind, as…
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