Originally posted on the author’s Substack The rebirth of a nation… ‘ With all the talk of Notre-Dame cathedral and photos of its remarkable turnaround circulating, you might be tempted to ask, “why is it so important?” It’s in some sense a fair question — what, in fact, makes the Notre-Dame de […]
“Why the Dark Ages Were Never Dark”
Originally posted on the author’s Substack An age of enchantment… Between the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD and the Renaissance nearly a thousand years later, there lies an interesting in-between period — a “middle age.” The early medieval period, known to many scholars as the “Dark […]
“Why Plato Hated Democratic Elections”
Original article And how to break the endless cycle Ancient Greek philosophers like Socrates and Plato held deep reservations about democracy. They saw it as inherently flawed and doomed to descend into tyranny. But a later thinker saw a way to avoid this inevitable cycle. The Greek historian Polybius, writing […]
“Photographer Dan Fleuette: A Timely Patriots’ Photography Book”
WarRoom photographer Dan Fleuette shares the vivid and powerful images from his timely new book of photography, “Rebels, Rogues and Outlaws: A Pictorial History of WarRoom.” [https://www.amazon.com/Rebels-Rogues-Outlaws-Pictorial-History/dp/1648210627] He reveals his innovative approach to photographing the personalities, both well-known and less familiar, who are at the heart of the success of […]
“Geneva Bible Exodus 39: The Priest’s Clothing”
In this chapter, we hear more descriptions of how YHWH wants His priests to be dressed and adorned. The details of the breastplate, in which all of the names of the tribes of the Children of Israel are to be inscribed, and other important details, are enumerated. We compare texts […]
“The Cult Mind: Controlling Science, History, and Literature with Matthew Ehret”
Historian and documentary filmmaker, Matthew Ehret, rejoins the program to discuss the hidden history of the cults and how they have made it difficult for us to know the truth about science and our past. We also discuss how controlled scientific principles have been used to slow human advancement and […]
“Da Vinci’s Big Idea”
Originally posted on the author’s Substack The iconic Renaissance man Leonardo da Vinci was more than one of history’s greatest artists. He was also a medical researcher, an inventor, and an engineer. For Leonardo, though, these streams of thought weren’t separate from one another. They were linked by a key […]
“The Real Reason They’ve HIDDEN Our History Will Shock You” w/ David Dubyne
Join Seth Holehouse for an important discussion with David Dubyne, the creator of ADAPT 2030 Climate. Together they discuss the agenda that is in favor of rewriting our shared history. So much has been lied about and the masses have believed it. Follow ‘Man In America on DailyClout’: https://rumble.com/c/ManInAmericaOnDailyClout Please Support […]
“What Does Satan Look Like?”
A brief history of evil… The question of evil is foundational to human culture — but what actually is evil, why does it happen, and what does it look like? Today, we take a stab at the third question: a brief history of what evil looks like, not just in appearance but […]
“The Real Reason They’ve HIDDEN Our History Will Shock You” w/ David Dubyne
Join Seth Holehouse for an important discussion with David Dubyne, creator of ADAPT 2030 Climate. Together they discuss the agenda that favors rewriting our shared history. Follow ‘Man In America on DailyClout’ – https://rumble.com/c/ManInAmericaOnDailyClout Please Support Our Sponsors The Wellness Company: https://dailyclouthealth.com Use code DAILYCLOUT for 10% off! NativePath: Collagen supplements […]
“Revisiting On Liberty: Magnificent Guide in Troubling Times”
The year 1859 was eventful. Construction on the Suez Canal began, Darwin published The Origin of Species, John Brown raided and was subsequently executed in Harpers Ferry, Colonel Drake drilled the world’s first oil well in Pennsylvania, and Charles Dickens published A Tale of Two Cities. Yet for classic liberals […]
“Should Objects Be Beautiful?”
Originally published on the author’s Substack An intro to Art Nouveau… Should objects be beautiful, or should they be useful? Faced with the crushing pressure of the Industrial Revolution, one artistic movement proved that culture need not choose between the two. Let’s dive into one of history’s most under-appreciated (yet […]
“Hebrew Gospel Matthew Chapters 6-7: Yeshu Preaches”
In this Hebrew version of the Gospel of Matthew, which may date from the 13th century or possibly relate to a Hebrew Gospel from back to the 1st century, the Rabbi Yeshu explains what ‘your Father who is in the sky’ really wants from those in prayer. He points out […]
“The Real-Life Fairytale Castle”
A modern fairytale with a tragic ending… The world’s most stunning castle doesn’t come from the age of knights. It’s the product of one man’s extraordinary imagination, built to keep the wonder of the medieval era alive in the modern age. Neuschwanstein Castle is as stunning as a movie […]
“A History of the World in 5 Nudes”
What 40,000 years of art reveals about us… What do our clothes really cover? When we remove them, what is revealed? Nudes are among the oldest and most ubiquitous forms of art that human culture has created, but they vary widely from era to era. These five pieces tell […]
“This Was ‘The Paris of South America'”
Originally published on Substack So what happened to it? When you think of cities that dominate the international landscape of culture, commerce and politics, does Buenos Aires make the list? Well, a century ago, Argentina was a world power that rivaled the United States — with a capital city to […]
“How Much Knowledge Was Lost to History?”
Originally posted on Substack Temples to Wisdom Only truly civilized cultures dedicate themselves to building up a storehouse of knowledge. That’s why libraries are the trademark of civilization — and the their destruction reflects the downfall of culture. Here’s a look at three of the greatest libraries in history that […]
“This Discovery Broke the Human Timeline”
For a brief period of time, there was a consensus view on the history of human civilization: humans were first hunter-gatherers, then developed agriculture, and finally developed religion, art, technology, and other aspects of culture. But then, a 20th-century architectural discovery threw all of this into question. Turkey’s Göbekli Tepe […]
“The Closest Thing to Heaven on Earth”
A 1,500-year-old wonder… Can stones and mosaics communicate divine wisdom? Can a single building showcase thousands of years of spiritual teaching? In the case of the Hagia Sophia, the answer is yes — and that’s exactly what makes it one of the greatest churches of Eastern Christendom. From the images portrayed in […]
“October 7th CHAPTER 1: Work in Progress”
Note: This series is based on several podcasts I recorded about the events of October 7th and the resulting war in Gaza. Please leave suggestions, criticisms, citations, corrections, etc. in the comments. Subsequent changes to the text will not be marked, but each draft will be given a new revision […]