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Patrick Chenal

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Banking and Global Power Dynamics

The Human Cost of War

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Recorded December 5, 2024 In this episode we welcome Kevin Barrett from Morocco to discuss a little about his french to english translation project of Yousef Hindi's book, "Occident et Islam." The book's exploration of Zionist Messianic Millenarianism and its historical context explains that the state of Israel is not merely a secular nationalist project but also a historically religious one. We also touch upon the tensions between Paganism, Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, drawing parallels with literary works like Milton's "Paradise Lost." Kevin shares insights from his colleague, Dr. E. Michael Jones, and we discuss the influence of figures like Leo Strauss and the neo-conservative movement. The conversation shifts to the transformation of religious ideologies into racial ones, particularly in the context of Zionism and antisemitism. We explore how these ideologies have evolved over time and their impact on our politics. Kevin and I also discuss the narratives surrounding 9/11/2001, including the possibility of cellphone calls from airline flights during the era and subsequent insurance claims by Larry Silverstein. We delve into the implications of these narratives and the broader consequences. Throughout the episode, we reflect on the role of mass media and the importance of preserving differing viewpoints in the face of dominant narratives.&nbsp;

Kevin Barrett "Occident et Islam": Islam versus the West?

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