For what it is worth, here are my observations regarding Richard Andrew Grove, with much of whose output I am long familiar. I formerly regarded RAG very highly; especially his involvement with John Taylor Gatto & the brilliant ‘Ultimate History Lesson’. Also his work with promoting The Trivium method [http://www.triviumeducation.com/] with Jan Irvin, although I understand they perhaps had some sort of disagreement later, and now don’t appear to associate. Way back in time for a number of early episodes of the ‘Peace Revolution’ podcasts, RAG was putting out exceedingly long media collages which did not (as far as I recall) have any guidance to the listener as to what was the point of producing or consuming these - other than to pass or waste (?) time? At a later point after promoting “critical thinking” skills via the Trivium and ‘Logical Fallacies’ I was stunned to see an episode of ‘Grand Theft World” where Grove and Myers used the ‘false dichotomy’ fallacy during the scamdemic of the “accidental lab leak/weaponised virus” or “zoonotic escape” or some such dichotomy without considering whether or not there was proof of the existence via use of the scientific method. [I refer you to the work of Stefan Lanka, Tom Cowan, Andrew Kaufman and the Baileys et al]. I commented as such after one of their Grand Theft Podcasts, which they responded to in the show the following week, poo-pooing that they had committed such a fallacy. As they say, even a broken clock is correct twice a day.
I like his Gatto and Tragedy and hope stuff too Pablo. On the other stuff I have no idea. The authenticity of Grove on 9/11 is pretty raw. Richards History Blueprint mind map is also very good, My own effort links to it.
Yes, Roger, I agree Richard’s History Blueprint is very good, and his knowledge of books and history generally is to be greatly admired. (I have my own history blueprint in the making, though far too many books queued up to read, to give it the time it warrants). However, I regard the virus existence issue as an acid test and I’m sorry that RAG failed that test, as did UK Column in 2020 or 2021. I’ll check out your Blueprint in due course, in the meantime I point you to another site I regard highly as regards history and geo-politics etc with this article very relevant in relation to the current fires in Texas I’ve been hearing about. https://www.winterwatch.net/2024/03/britains-genocidal-starvation-of-the-irish-or-so-called-potato-famine-and-brave-resistance-of-nationalist-john-mitchel/
I like the quote and agree, though I was unfamiliar with it and the author until you just brought it to my attention. Looks like I have another book added to the pile. I haven’t been paying attention to UK Column for quite sometime as they did not offer any solutions beyond protest/vote harder/write your MP/complete government surveys - which therefore seems to me to be a dissident recycling operation (i.e. to keep people within the system) - in the main the politicians are not paying attention to the voters, when the hand that gives is above the hand that takes and the (central) bankers call the tunes. Besides which UKC features an ex-Royal Navy officer, an ex-GCHQ spook, (both likely signed the official secrets act and likely to hold Ministry Pensions), David Scott frequent self-confessed visitor to a certain part of the Middle East, and who’s viewpoint is likely untenable with most UKC viewers due to current events in Gaza. Mike Robinson, if I recall correctly a former political operator in the US for Lyndon Larouche or similar. If I was to set up a government alternative news channel I can’t think of 4 better stooges. If Henningsen has been sidelined it may be due to his now being within the ‘no virus’s tent and as W B Yeats said … “the center cannot hold.” There are further issues with UKC’s milquetoast response in relation to Richard D Hall’s case in the High Court related to RDH’s Manchester Arena exposure. Also Iain Davis ( who I respect) is aligned, or a supporter of RDH and his work.
Fredrick C Blackburn (aka Blackbird9, aka BB9) talks about his expériences prior to 9/11 when he was teaching regarding the change in telephony systems to NSA students and mentions Kroll in this podcast. Not sure if this arises in hour two; but it is well worth a listen. https://www.republicbroadcastingarchives.org/rebel-mad-man-radio-w-mike-gaddy-march-9-2024-hour-1/
For what it is worth, here are my observations regarding Richard Andrew Grove, with much of whose output I am long familiar. I formerly regarded RAG very highly; especially his involvement with John Taylor Gatto & the brilliant ‘Ultimate History Lesson’. Also his work with promoting The Trivium method [http://www.triviumeducation.com/] with Jan Irvin, although I understand they perhaps had some sort of disagreement later, and now don’t appear to associate. Way back in time for a number of early episodes of the ‘Peace Revolution’ podcasts, RAG was putting out exceedingly long media collages which did not (as far as I recall) have any guidance to the listener as to what was the point of producing or consuming these - other than to pass or waste (?) time? At a later point after promoting “critical thinking” skills via the Trivium and ‘Logical Fallacies’ I was stunned to see an episode of ‘Grand Theft World” where Grove and Myers used the ‘false dichotomy’ fallacy during the scamdemic of the “accidental lab leak/weaponised virus” or “zoonotic escape” or some such dichotomy without considering whether or not there was proof of the existence via use of the scientific method. [I refer you to the work of Stefan Lanka, Tom Cowan, Andrew Kaufman and the Baileys et al]. I commented as such after one of their Grand Theft Podcasts, which they responded to in the show the following week, poo-pooing that they had committed such a fallacy. As they say, even a broken clock is correct twice a day.
I like his Gatto and Tragedy and hope stuff too Pablo. On the other stuff I have no idea. The authenticity of Grove on 9/11 is pretty raw. Richards History Blueprint mind map is also very good, My own effort links to it.
https://bra.in/6jkPoZ
Yes, Roger, I agree Richard’s History Blueprint is very good, and his knowledge of books and history generally is to be greatly admired. (I have my own history blueprint in the making, though far too many books queued up to read, to give it the time it warrants). However, I regard the virus existence issue as an acid test and I’m sorry that RAG failed that test, as did UK Column in 2020 or 2021. I’ll check out your Blueprint in due course, in the meantime I point you to another site I regard highly as regards history and geo-politics etc with this article very relevant in relation to the current fires in Texas I’ve been hearing about. https://www.winterwatch.net/2024/03/britains-genocidal-starvation-of-the-irish-or-so-called-potato-famine-and-brave-resistance-of-nationalist-john-mitchel/
I like the quote and agree, though I was unfamiliar with it and the author until you just brought it to my attention. Looks like I have another book added to the pile. I haven’t been paying attention to UK Column for quite sometime as they did not offer any solutions beyond protest/vote harder/write your MP/complete government surveys - which therefore seems to me to be a dissident recycling operation (i.e. to keep people within the system) - in the main the politicians are not paying attention to the voters, when the hand that gives is above the hand that takes and the (central) bankers call the tunes. Besides which UKC features an ex-Royal Navy officer, an ex-GCHQ spook, (both likely signed the official secrets act and likely to hold Ministry Pensions), David Scott frequent self-confessed visitor to a certain part of the Middle East, and who’s viewpoint is likely untenable with most UKC viewers due to current events in Gaza. Mike Robinson, if I recall correctly a former political operator in the US for Lyndon Larouche or similar. If I was to set up a government alternative news channel I can’t think of 4 better stooges. If Henningsen has been sidelined it may be due to his now being within the ‘no virus’s tent and as W B Yeats said … “the center cannot hold.” There are further issues with UKC’s milquetoast response in relation to Richard D Hall’s case in the High Court related to RDH’s Manchester Arena exposure. Also Iain Davis ( who I respect) is aligned, or a supporter of RDH and his work.