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AntiTechnocrat posted a new activity comment 5 years, 9 months ago
This is one of the many comments under that article. I second it: When will the Orthodox Bishops in America and Canada finally speak out against this unjustified tyranny directed at Christians specifically and denounce the persecution of the Orthodox Church? WHEN?
Our courageous Protestant brethren are putting our bishops to shame. Many…[Read more]
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AntiTechnocrat posted a new activity comment 5 years, 9 months ago
I left the Greek Orthodox Church here in Northwest Ohio because I could no longer stomach the evil coming out of Constantinople. There is a video of the Patriarch informing his “little children” that we should be so grateful to God for his gracious gift of a COVID 19 vax. I think he got primed when Sam Brownback was over there last fall, and…[Read more]
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
This about the Toronto story… it’s much worse than that Greek priest made out:
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I left the Greek Orthodox Church here in Northwest Ohio because I could no longer stomach the evil coming out of Constantinople. There is a video of the Patriarch informing his “little children” that we should be so grateful to God for his gracious gift of a COVID 19 vax. I think he got primed when Sam Brownback was over there last fall, and…[Read more]
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This is one of the many comments under that article. I second it: When will the Orthodox Bishops in America and Canada finally speak out against this unjustified tyranny directed at Christians specifically and denounce the persecution of the Orthodox Church? WHEN?
Our courageous Protestant brethren are putting our bishops to shame. Many…[Read more]
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I don’t blame you. Constantinople has been co-opted for a VERY long time, at least since Meletios Metaxis. The current occupant, Bartholomeios, was educated in Rome (what does THAT tell you?) and there are persistent rumors that C-ple gets funds from the US State Dept and the Clowns In America in addition to quiet subsidies from the papacy, all of…[Read more]
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Thank you for the comment Joseph. In my area there are two Antiochian Orthodox churches, a Bulgarian Orthodox church as well as one Serbian Orthodox church within 30 minutes of my home. I am leaning toward looking at the Serbian church. I honestly feel like all of them in the USA are simply too westernized and controlled by TPT(shouldn’t)B.…[Read more]
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I hate to say this, but you’re surest bet are the Serbs… although, while I will not elaborate, in my opinion ALL of the so-called canonical jurisdictions are quite simply, NOT
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Again, thank you for the input! I had to laugh because when I converted a couple of years ago and joined the Greek church the priest said that the jurisdictions weren’t really canonical!!! Unfortunately, this priest is very much engulfed by the fake news and therefore, the COVIDIOT syndrome. God help us all. It grows bleaker by the minute for…[Read more]
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I guess there are no Mark of Ephesus’ around…except maybe Kiril III (who was consecrated? on the Feast Day of Mark of Ephesus…no message there). If it keeps going this way, Russia may be the only bastion of Orthodoxy.
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Kiril, as I recall, delivered a rather blistering sermon at the reconstructed Christ the Saviour Cathedral in Moscow a few years ago precisely on the feast of St. Mark of Eph. From the looks of things, you may be right.
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I wonder if this sermon is available anywhere in English!?
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ML light posted a new activity comment 5 years, 9 months ago
I understand your sentiment, but I’d argue that We, or at least our heads, have been underground for some time. It’s time to shake the dust out of our ears and mouths and start speaking out.
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DownunderET posted a new activity comment 5 years, 9 months ago
Oh yeah don’t you remember the Vid Chat questions I sent in about Aquinas and got a “Double Doff” for it.
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Seashore posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.: Q & A with Dr. Theresa Deisher
this is very hard to listen to…
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Couldn’t finish it. Right at the point when Robert said he would try to get over what he just heard, I had to click off. For someone who could not have children, this cuts to the core.
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Yes that was a tough thought…
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Same Justa .. That’s when I had to stop too .. God help us ..
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While randomly listening to previously Dr. JPF’s Dialogue’s, see below:
Time Mark ~0:13min
Dr. Farrell references (its noted to be a disturbing book): Spirit in Ashes: Hegel, Heidegger, and Man-Made Mass Death by Edith Wyschogrod
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Lee B Langer posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
Came up in my facebook memories. Waht was that company in California called again that had the magic box?
http://futurism.com/goodbye-blood-tests-electronic-noses-can-analyze-your-breath-and-diagnose-diseases/ -
DanaThomas posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
Website specialised in time cycles:
https://time-price-research-astrofin.blogspot.com/p/wd-gann.html -
Christian (A) London posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
The Gatestone Institute does post some questionable information sometimes but this for the most part seems spot on https://www.zerohedge.com/political/when-everyone-kneels-who-will-stand-western-history-and-culture
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We need to own the culture as Farrell and Fits discuss frequently. That means reading primary texts and studying classical music and art. We need to act to nourish the culture by using our talents to produce creative work that supports traditional western culture.
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I agree but we are also a very small group. The wider problem I can see is that the majority can see something is wrong but do not know how to fight this cultural war/revolution that is taking place. We are in a very dangerous position: the younger people now entering the workplace do not have the same connection to Western civilisation and the…[Read more]
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Think about what parts of the culture you enjoy and use your talents to nourish them. Make practical goals and write them down. I’m not saying that you need to become a great composer or a great theologian. As Catherine Austin Fits illustrates in her work, we need to confident in our ability to use actionable to intelligence to influence the…[Read more]
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Seashore posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
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Have you read this book? Any thoughts? The reviews on that website sound very much like promoting a one world religion trying to tie all the different Gods together. Would be interested to hear what someone who has read this thinks!
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I had read the “The Secret History of the World” which was educational and interesting. I had just received this book.
Based on the YouTube short animation mentioned my friend mention something similar, the mixing God and Fallen one’s…I will continue to read but if anyone has any feedback of Jonathan BLACK (is his pen name, his real name is…[Read more]
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Winston1984 posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
A lot of interesting insights on the more esoteric aspects of the coup-virus going on…
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This will make sense to those that have read JPF’s Babylon’s Bansksters’ and the cycles he discusses.
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BIG fan of Crrow .. This guy speaks sense (always has) .. Thanks for the post Winston .. that’s my evening sorted .. Cheers mate ..
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Thank you, very interesting chat between those gents. Enjoyed it very much.
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Another interesting conversation you might like… https://www.crrow777radio.com/227-they-blinded-me-with-science-theories/
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
A nice performance of BWV 548, “The Wedge” (so named for the shape of the fugue subject). This is the fugue I analyzed in Thrice Great Hermetica… although the Fugue, if you’re paying attention to Affektenlehre, might better be called “St Michael the Archangel versus the Serpent.” See if you can hear why. (And, while the performance is good, this…[Read more]
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Doc, are you saying that Bach literally attempted to
” illustrate ” the scene of the Archangel through his music or is that a popular interpretation of the piece ?-
No… I’m saying that IF one accepts Affektenlehre, and is fully cognizant of Bach’s deep commitment to Lutheran Christianity, that this will influence how one analyzes the score and performs the piece. Hence, this is my own interpretation. It would require me to argue that case from a careful walk through of the score. I can’t do that here, but…[Read more]
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Thank you for the breakdown, I will dive into your analysis with both ears.
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
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Fabulous interview. Greg Carlson is another “must hear” interviewer as he totally does his research and asks great questions.
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Do you think so? I can’t bear him!
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p.s. I subscribe for nuggets such as this, which is worth the monthly fee even if I only listen to a show one every 3 months. He does have some great guests and his podcast does well on the fact he mostly keeps his mouth shut and lets his guests speak. I do find him a bit virtue signally and childish if I’m honest.
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His tone of voice is more than a little annoying but he does ask good questions and doesn’t interrupt to let us know how smart he is. That is not always the case with Dr. Farrell as some interviewers want to impress him with what they know. Frustrating.
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I think if he was better prepared and I had a sense he had even read 10% JPF’s books cover to cover he’d be much a better host. He has improved over the past 5 years I’ve been listening to him and he does get less annoying. I do like an interviewer who is competent and able to ask question rather than just listen passively. I guess we all like…[Read more]
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I like Greg’s interviews, maybe not all his subjects, but that’s just my preferences. He’s become a better interviewer over time, practice makes perfect and all that, and I think he takes his job way more seriously now than in the past. This most recent interview with Dr Farrell demonstrated a far greater knowledge and grasp of geezer concepts…[Read more]
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Yes I’ll give him credit on this interview, he did a good job on the bits I heard. I’m never impressed by his progressive views though, although these are waning. Im not sure about the kind heart – not impressed by his virtue signalling, he does a lot of that and not impressed by how he behaved after Twyman died and the comments he made about the…[Read more]
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no harm done 🙂 i’d be interested in the TT ref if you can find it – if you do, please pm me. regards…
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Ah maybe I was being too harsh on Greg and judging him by his past stuff and being mean spirited. He does get loads better and dedicated to improving. He is very warm on his interviews and doesn’t interrupt the host which are all great interviewing skills and he did do a really good job on that interview so full marks to him. The TT was some t…[Read more]
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
As everyone knows, Beethoven is not at the top of my list of favorite composers. Some people even ask why I’ve nicknamed him “the Tub Thumper.” Perhaps this little video will explain why: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWL3SNQAQyE
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That was quite a bit of thumping but delightful all the same!
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I feel personally attacked as a Beethoven fan, but you have made your point well as you always do. 🙂
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LOL. I grew up with the piano so Beethoven and Chopin, what’s not to like? I get your point, but sometimes like the way I feel lately, it is time to play some Beethoven if not just to get that out on the piano!
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Oh I’m in the same boat, sometimes you just have to pound. BTW, the 1st, 3rd, and final movement of the Emperor concerto are among my favorites…
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Margaret W. posted a new activity comment 5 years, 10 months ago
Nice … I also enjoyed the linked video with organist Elske te Lindert explaining her interpretation and her approach to playing it …
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
One of my favorite things about the Baroque style was the practice of teaching composition by the method of “aliter fac”, (do otherwise), i.e., taking a theme from one of the masters, and developing it in an entirely different way. JS Bach did this all the time, and in some of his most famous pieces. A “little” example, if you can stand about 20…[Read more]
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Nice … I also enjoyed the linked video with organist Elske te Lindert explaining her interpretation and her approach to playing it …
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blakecosmos posted a new activity comment 5 years, 11 months ago
By “Regular Feature” I meant to say that @KatieB is an excellent candidate for regularly scheduled interviews with yourself! As for the community participating, heck! we have 9 of Scarmoge that I know would love to participate! haha!
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 5 years, 11 months ago
OK Folks, our first ever members’ dialogue with Katie B in the UK is up in the members’ area. Unfortunately, I’m using a new platform, so the first hour or so was cut off for some reason, but it’s worth it anyway as she showed up (as usual) with lots of good comments and questions. So thanks to Katie B for kicking off our first ever members’…[Read more]
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Loved it … excellent topics and wonderful discussion! Full 3+hour video is there. Thanks Joseph and Katie B.
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Definitely a must watch especially for those of us VidChat “watchers” who are always intrigued by a Katie B series of statements and questions! Brilliant!
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I haven’t watched this YET but have been in many a vid chat where Katie’s questions (observations) have had my jaw on the floor .. That’s what I love about the vid chats .. the questions asked by members are literally out of this world ..
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This was outstanding. A close watching of the broadcast allowed for all sorts of insights and dot connecting to happen. Katie, you did an excellent job of being prepared, asking really interesting questions and allowing the Doctor to really get into the flow of your discussion really right from the top. I vote this become a regular feature!
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It being a regular feature is entirely dependent on whether or not members want to do one.
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By “Regular Feature” I meant to say that @KatieB is an excellent candidate for regularly scheduled interviews with yourself! As for the community participating, heck! we have 9 of Scarmoge that I know would love to participate! haha!
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DanaThomas posted a new activity comment 5 years, 11 months ago
Gemistos Plethon is a fascinating personality, author of hymns to the gods and an unusual cosmology giving prominence to Neptune. Which is understandable if you think that all organic life requires water…
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Thanks for the source Dana Thomas I will check out his works. By the way, my mother found Stefan Grossman’s “Byzantine Philosophy a Framework Analysis”.
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justawhoaman posted an update 5 years, 11 months ago
I recognize this is more of the same, but RFKennedy points out how Big Pharma is controlling the country. He also discusses the assassination of his uncle and his father on this rather lengthy video.
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If you want to simply hear his understanding of the JFK/RFK Assasinations, start with hour 2.0. He gives some very interesting analysis, especially if you have followed the JPF and DJ coverage. Interesting.
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I saw this interview Friday night and I intend to watch it.
Patrick Bet-David is a brilliant self-made investor and entrepreneur. On his channel Valuetainment he also has an interview on Scientology and an interview he did with a cattle rancher about how dangerous the processed meat they sell at grocery stores are. Patrick Bet-David like Jack…[Read more]
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This is one of the many comments under that article. I second it: When will the Orthodox Bishops in America and Canada finally speak out against this unjustified tyranny directed at Christians specifically and denounce the persecution of the Orthodox Church? WHEN?
Our courageous Protestant brethren are putting our bishops to shame. Many…[Read more]
I don’t blame you. Constantinople has been co-opted for a VERY long time, at least since Meletios Metaxis. The current occupant, Bartholomeios, was educated in Rome (what does THAT tell you?) and there are persistent rumors that C-ple gets funds from the US State Dept and the Clowns In America in addition to quiet subsidies from the papacy, all of…[Read more]
Thank you for the comment Joseph. In my area there are two Antiochian Orthodox churches, a Bulgarian Orthodox church as well as one Serbian Orthodox church within 30 minutes of my home. I am leaning toward looking at the Serbian church. I honestly feel like all of them in the USA are simply too westernized and controlled by TPT(shouldn’t)B.…[Read more]
I hate to say this, but you’re surest bet are the Serbs… although, while I will not elaborate, in my opinion ALL of the so-called canonical jurisdictions are quite simply, NOT
Again, thank you for the input! I had to laugh because when I converted a couple of years ago and joined the Greek church the priest said that the jurisdictions weren’t really canonical!!! Unfortunately, this priest is very much engulfed by the fake news and therefore, the COVIDIOT syndrome. God help us all. It grows bleaker by the minute for…[Read more]