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Making a list of potentially important books out of print (in no particular order). Will update over time: Monk and Mason on the Tigris Frontier: The Early History of Tur `Abdin by Andrew N. Palmer (1990) The Raven of Zurich: The Memoirs of Felix Somary (1960, first published in German), (1986, First English Translation). *The Mirror of History* bookset on Chinese Statecraft published in 1046 AD and presented to the Emperor of China. Translation into English pending, with forward by Ambassador Chas Freeman

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Bookmarking for later. It seems that a significant portion of Russian cinema is available for free on YouTube if you know how to find it. English subtitles provided. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw3mDJ0qdp0

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Glenn Diesen starts asking his question around 7:48 and Sergey Karaganov begins answer at 8:40. Sergey Karaganov's answer reminds me of a couple of posts from mine from early 2023. https://www.bitchute.com/video/2Gd5jdl36cg

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Some Anthropological Reflections, and their Relevance to the Modern World: Limited Warfare and Its Biological Imperatives After the horrors of the world wars, the world's elite classes became so terrified of nationalism / tribalism that they determined to end it by aspiring...See more

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It looks like a forecast of major inflation for the US dollar, followed by a stabilization and strengthening at some chosen milestone; a milestone which will render the US economy, the US government debt, and US household debt to be stable and solvent, and also take into account...See more

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When the power of the sunwells are cut off, the populations of the temple will scatter. What tribes must consider is whether they are willing to decimate their own absolute numbers in order to restore their relative numbers.

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In reference to the previous post. For the record, I do not like delving into the world of eschatology too much, as it shatters one's empirical credibility and is so prone to hysterical excess. Hysteria, of course, being the primary tool for demagoguery and priestly mind...See more

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An eschatological interpretation of the current conflict with Iran. Iran has burned an effigy of the infamous Baal, Moloch, during the prelude to war. Upon the commencement of hostilities, Iran has proceeded to attack the Oil Facilities or "sun wells" of the Gulf States,...See more

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The domain of the Baals is beginning it's long awaited reverse from high tide. A tide which started rising 500-600 years ago with the advent of intercontinental trade. Human societies that make their living through commerce are the domain of the Baals. Their unholy alliance...See more

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Most people who know about Isaac Newton understand that he invented calculus and help to articulate the laws of physics, along with being appointed the head of the bank of England. But what many do not know is that Isaac Newton devoted the majority of his life to studying the...See more

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Excellent meme and reminder. However, the most important things to know ar when to exert yourself and when to rest. There are times when it is just an important to not exert yourself, as it is to do so. Philosophy is born of leisure and reflection. Without laziness, there can be no higher civilization.

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