Listen now | Cynthia Chung and Jeff J Brown discuss her book “The Empire on Which the Sun Never Set: The Anglo-American Origins of International Fascism” (vol 1).
This book along with Mathew Ehrets classic 4-volume, The Clash of Two America's is must read for anyone who desires to know what is truly going on today in the world of politics. I'd also pair those books with Anton Chaitkin's 3-volume, Who We Are and suddenly history becomes interesting, fascinating and captivating. I also highly recommend Cynthia's books!
I'd like to see another book written between the two (Cynthia and Mathew) highlighting the assassinations of the 8 presidents and tying those assassinations in with other assassinations of world leaders. Until people get this, they will 1) never understand JFK and thus, never understand the GREAT GAME of world politics.
I don't think they are writing to sell millions of books (although every single American and every single High School student should be reading these books, they'd hit the ground running in life knowing full well what the big game is truly about), they are writing to set the record straight on what our true history is and identify those who have hidden history from the masses to gain competitive advantages through criminal activity.
If I was you Robert, I'd stick to the 30 second sound bites on television and get yourself some ice cream and watch sports on television (3 types of people, those who make things happen, those who let things happen, those who wonder, what the hell just happened, you're clearly the last).
Thanks for the further look into your importance and demonstration of what true conviviality looks like in conversation with a stranger. We are all in your debt.
Thanks also for the utterly uncalled for insult, prof. You know shit I don’t know, and I know shit you don’t. Now get back into those volumes; there’s nothing out here but further disappointment for you. 🤓😁
Really appreciated your interview by Jeff Brown. How can one not advance in Knowledge by listening to you?
Have your book “The Empire on which the Black Sun Never Set” but I must admit that I need to reread it again on the specific topics you’ve touch upon.
Happy to realize that you were at some level at ease with the French language, especially when your were touching upon George Sorel as an author, and also about Charles DeGaule, a person I personally liked, especially for his speech at Hotel the Ville of Montreal leading to first Quebec referendum.
I personally went to China in 2013 for a month and really appreciated that trip, in fact that started my interest to lean mandarin. I’m presently a student of the Brossard Chinese School and my teacher is Han Yayu from Libo, China. I didn’t mention it you to Yayu but maybe you would be interesting in meeting her, and me naturally. Let me know.
Just as an asside note, Montreal is planned to be an advanced AI hub (Polytechnique Univ., AMI project) and in my view, that advanced technology - and I mean advanced beyond what Anthropic and others are doing now – can be used to develop an AI application that “distributes” (and certainly more ) what you and Matthew are doing. As you’ve said, “that people be well informed is very important”, well I think such a new app can be more than useful to achieve such a goal.
I’m looking forward to this but as a scholar of religion first want to read your book on the World Religion. Very excited to discover your work. 🙏🏼
This book along with Mathew Ehrets classic 4-volume, The Clash of Two America's is must read for anyone who desires to know what is truly going on today in the world of politics. I'd also pair those books with Anton Chaitkin's 3-volume, Who We Are and suddenly history becomes interesting, fascinating and captivating. I also highly recommend Cynthia's books!
I'd like to see another book written between the two (Cynthia and Mathew) highlighting the assassinations of the 8 presidents and tying those assassinations in with other assassinations of world leaders. Until people get this, they will 1) never understand JFK and thus, never understand the GREAT GAME of world politics.
I respect that kind of scholarship—but whaddaya think the market is, for multi-volume treatments of history and politics? Quite limited, I bet.
I’d sure never make it through! Ya gotta know yer limitations, right?
I don't think they are writing to sell millions of books (although every single American and every single High School student should be reading these books, they'd hit the ground running in life knowing full well what the big game is truly about), they are writing to set the record straight on what our true history is and identify those who have hidden history from the masses to gain competitive advantages through criminal activity.
If I was you Robert, I'd stick to the 30 second sound bites on television and get yourself some ice cream and watch sports on television (3 types of people, those who make things happen, those who let things happen, those who wonder, what the hell just happened, you're clearly the last).
Wow. Haughty!
Thanks for the further look into your importance and demonstration of what true conviviality looks like in conversation with a stranger. We are all in your debt.
Thanks also for the utterly uncalled for insult, prof. You know shit I don’t know, and I know shit you don’t. Now get back into those volumes; there’s nothing out here but further disappointment for you. 🤓😁
Whatever...
Harfang67:
Really appreciated your interview by Jeff Brown. How can one not advance in Knowledge by listening to you?
Have your book “The Empire on which the Black Sun Never Set” but I must admit that I need to reread it again on the specific topics you’ve touch upon.
Happy to realize that you were at some level at ease with the French language, especially when your were touching upon George Sorel as an author, and also about Charles DeGaule, a person I personally liked, especially for his speech at Hotel the Ville of Montreal leading to first Quebec referendum.
I personally went to China in 2013 for a month and really appreciated that trip, in fact that started my interest to lean mandarin. I’m presently a student of the Brossard Chinese School and my teacher is Han Yayu from Libo, China. I didn’t mention it you to Yayu but maybe you would be interesting in meeting her, and me naturally. Let me know.
Just as an asside note, Montreal is planned to be an advanced AI hub (Polytechnique Univ., AMI project) and in my view, that advanced technology - and I mean advanced beyond what Anthropic and others are doing now – can be used to develop an AI application that “distributes” (and certainly more ) what you and Matthew are doing. As you’ve said, “that people be well informed is very important”, well I think such a new app can be more than useful to achieve such a goal.
A hello to Matthew for me please.
Thanks again.