Observations on the human condition
Amid the social media frenzy that emerged in recent days, there is some cool headed analysis of what is happening in Syria. From the outset of Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine, Jacques Baud, a retired colonel in the Swiss intelligence service, provided cogent analysis on that conflict which has been borne out by subsequent … Read more
This came through my network last night. While I’m not in the business of spreading fear porn, this possibility is something that should be considered, given the long history of false flag events to trigger wider conflict. Perhaps, if there is enough realisation of the possibility in advance, the plan may be aborted. Alternatively, there … Read more
I was invited by Hidayat TV to talk about Critical Thinking’s analysis of how education has been colonised along with all the other levers of power: Hidayat TV – Western Education and its Impacts (video 47 minutes 8 seconds) During the conversation, I referred to several references which are also included in Critical Thinking’s paper, … Read more
If you’ve yet to see the film Occupied, I would urge to do so and encourage others to do the same. The film opens on the horrors in Gaza in the last year and extends into the wider occupation of the levers of power globally. It confirms much of Critical Thinking‘s and subsequent analysis. I … Read more
In the following video, I explain the relevance today of two world wars, the Bolshevik and Mao Zedong’s Cultural revolution. Hidayat TV YOUTH MATTERS: NAVIGATING GEOPOLITICS and its RELEVANCE TO THE MIDDLE EAST-25.11.24 (video 22 minutes 2 seconds) Most of the links posted in yesterday’s article are relevant to this explanation.
A few days ago, I was invited to join this discussion: Hidayat TV Who Controls Who? (video 38 minutes and 52 seconds)Who Controls who ?What is the Current structure of this World ?Who are “They” & How do they Control Humans & Their Humanity ?What tools & Tactics they are Using to maintain their Hegmony/Supremacy/Control/ … Read more
Yesterday, I posted The Master and His Emissary by Iain McGilchrist. The introduction includes an anecdote: There was once a wise spiritual master, who was the ruler of a small but prosperous domain, and who was known for his selfless devotion to his people. As his people flourished and grew in number, the bounds of … Read more
In a recent conversation, Rob recommended The Master and His Emissary by Iain McGilchrist which I’ve started to read and have skimmed forward a fair way. The book is dense, thought-provoking and complex, requiring some time to absorb. Nonetheless, I am struck by its importance to our perception of reality which is the fundamental issue … Read more
It’s been a long time coming but it’s here and it’s going to be a bumpy ride… The transition continues. As Pam Gregory says, “it’s time to live (and love) in your power!” We create our own reality, i.e. we manifest what we focus on be it fear, death and destruction… or love. We have … Read more
I’ve often talked about the importance of 20th century history and its relevance to understanding where we are today. However, the abusive and destructive structure and ideology, under which we live today, has evolved over two and a half thousand years or more. Furthermore, there are many in other countries who have suffered this abuse … Read more
Energy resources such as coal, oil and gas have powered human evolution and development since the industrial revolution in the UK. Through a combination of ignorance, ideology and the three fundamental flaws in the structure of the political economy, we have, over recent decades, denied ourselves access to these invaluable resources. Similarly, nuclear technology has … Read more