796 – The road not taken—and the road ahead | Salim Mansur

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Feb 022023
 


As the world considers a possible nuclear confrontation over Ukraine, we find ourselves on a path of history that too few comprehend. It is in this vacuum that many engage in predictions and expectations utterly disconnected from the continuum of events driving the forces of history. Of course, there is always a risk in any attempt to predict future events, given how history has repeatedly cast aside many even very reasonable predictions.

It is with this understanding that our guest Salim Mansur, before looking at the road ahead, looks back at the road not taken, and imagines a possible future (our present) that might have transpired had the West chosen the “road less traveled” as Roosevelt intended following World War 2. In so doing, Salim prepares us to face our next major fork in the road of history, in the hopes that we do not again become victims of a “repeating” history mired in perpetual wars.

Driven by the “deep state,” America’s transformation from a constitutional republic to an empire has ironically made America weaker, not stronger. After all, empires depend on two things that do not exist: eternal allies and perpetual enemies. In attempting to sustain these fictions, empires eventually collapse; America is now standing at this fork in the road of its history.

Indeed, turning Russia into a “perpetual enemy” may prove to be the American Empire’s undoing. History has repeatedly demonstrated that not only is this false, but that Russia has been an ally to America during America’s darkest hours – including even the American civil war (another historical vacuum in the minds of most). And freedom’s debt to the Red Army in the last world war “can never be repaid” when taking into account the disproportionate millions of Russian lives lost in the Second World War.

The choice now facing America is whether to take the road less traveled – back towards being a constitutional republic – or to continue down its current path of perpetual war and empire building
. Though never a certainty, odds are that the road less traveled will be the one that proves to be Just Right.

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Armistice or annihilation—Ukraine’s end game | Salim Mansur

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Feb 012023
 

“The collective West has brought us to the precipice of a nuclear Armageddon.” So says our guest professor Salim Mansur.

Those seeking peace are searching the West in vain for any among its leaders, media, or intelligentsia calling for peace. All seem blinded by an irrational and unjustified Russophobia. The result is a general populace duped into thinking that this is a “just war” and Ukraine must win despite the threat of a nuclear conclusion.

“There can be no just war in the nuclear age,” notes Professor Mansur. “There has to be an immediate ceasefire, an armistice, and then we talk and engage with what will be the position of Ukraine and meeting the interests of Russia and the interests of other European countries.”

There are historic precedents for the situation the West finds itself in. During the stalemate of WWI and after the loss of 15 to 22 million lives there came the realization that the only way to end the bloodshed was an armistice—not a surrender but an acknowledgment that nothing further could be gained by either side in continuing the conflict. And on November 11, 1918, an armistice was signed and at 11:00 am that day the guns went silent.

The same awareness came about during the war in Vietnam when Walter Cronkite went on the air in a rare opinion piece and said, “To say that we are mired in stalemate seems to be the only realistic if unsatisfactory conclusion. It is increasingly clear to this reporter that the only rational way out then will be to negotiate, not as victors but as an honorable people who lived up to their pledge to defend democracy and did the best they could.” President Johnson was reported to have said “If I’ve lost Cronkite, I’ve lost Middle America.” Such was the power of the media then and, although considerably weakened, such is the power of the media today.

So too, in this conflict involving nuclear combatants, there must come the understanding that all hostilities must cease and negotiations for the partition of Ukraine begin. A continuation of the conflict may only lead to the unthinkable.

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795 – a DEEP STATEment about the DEEP STATE | Salim Mansur

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Jan 262023
 


Having overcome his own personal reluctance to fully accept just how deeply corrupt and evil the so-called “deep state” actually is, our guest Salim Mansur shares with us the emergence of an unsettling history that is sadly at variance with the narratives most believe to be history.

As if to demonstrate that history, like science, is never “settled,” there has been an explosion in public awareness of a history that (at last!) presents us with a narrative capable of accurately describing our current state of tyranny. Only armed with such knowledge (i.e., the truth), can effective remedies be pursued.

One truth that must be acknowledged is that the “main stream media” is, and has always been, a steady stream of misinformation and propaganda calculated to keep those in power shielded from any meaningful opposition or criticism. Less about their lies than truths not told, the revelation of those truths demonstrates yet another universal principle: “Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

Consequently, it must also be acknowledged that our entire democracy has become “absolutely corrupt“ – a corruption that includes not just those in power, but also those who repeatedly grant them such power. Details of this abuse of power continue to accumulate and are too numerous and disturbing to consider in this space, other than to observe that the term “crimes against humanity” is simply insufficient, an understatement to say the least.

In identifying our real enemy, Salim has described the nature of the “deep state” in a way that is Just Right – as an unelected and unaccountable military industrial complex determined to establish a tyrannical American Empire rather than a world in which freedom reigns.

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Jan 192023
 


No matter how bad things look on the political front, they are infinitely worse. That’s the takeaway from the documentary “From JFK to 9/11 – Everything Is A Rich Man’s Trick.”

After having been viewed by over a billion people in 2014 and then deplatformed, the film has now resurfaced along with an avalanche of similar accounts of just how criminally corrupt the American deep state and its political puppets are.

For most, these realities fly in the face of accepted narratives regarding everything from the 1963 assassination of John F Kennedy to the fundamental nature of our democracy itself.

Clearly, we can no more say that “the history is settled” than we can say “the science is settled,” and for most people this is very unsettling. But what’s really unsettling about the history in question is that it is merely the continuum of today’s current events, events leading us back to the very history so many believed was “settled.”

As we approach the brink of a third world war, the time has long passed that we acknowledge that the only winners of these wars are the oligarchs and criminals who create, finance, and profit by them.

The good news is that in the light of knowledge and understanding now surfacing, the historical record can finally be amended to reflect this political reality in a way that is Just Right, even though everything else about it is bad news.

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Canada—From peacemaker to warmonger | Salim Mansur

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Oct 252022
 

Many Canadians are wondering how Canada has gone from being a leader in global peacemaking to a nation of saber-rattling warmongers.

Former Liberal Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson was awarded the Noble Peace Prize for his role while Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in creating the United Nations Emergency Force during the Suez Crisis of 1956. Since then Canada has garnered a reputation abroad as a nation of peacemakers, taking part in many UN Blue Beret missions throughout the world.

Today, however, under the leadership of Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Deputy Prime Minister Christia Freeland Canada has become a nation of belligerent warmongers entering into the Russo-Ukraine conflict on the side of the corrupt regime of Volodymyr Zelenskyy—a move which could embroil Canada in a war with Russia.

Rather than advocating for a negotiated peace when Ukraine was given that chance early in the conflict, Canada opted to support a continuation of the war even though Ukraine is not a member of NATO and Canada has no obligation to take its side by contributing financial and military aid.

Had Ukraine agreed to Russia’s terms in the spring of 2022 the war would be over, Luhansk and Donetsk would be independent states and not necessarily Republics of Russia, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson would still be Oblasts of Ukraine and not Russian Regions, and all of those killed since that time would be alive today.

But Canada missed that opportunity for peacemaking as too have all other NATO member countries who seem bent on continuing this all-out proxy war with Russia.

Our guest, Professor Salim Mansur of Western University provides an in-depth analysis of the motives for such foolhardy aggression on the parts of NATO and Canada.

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781 – On the war fronts—from Covid to climate

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Oct 202022
 


Behind the totalitarian urge to form a “one world” government lies a veritable menu of sinister conspiracies. We have reached a point of convergence where it is increasingly difficult to separate otherwise seemingly unrelated events from each other.

Fighting climate change. Fighting Russians. Fighting Covid. Fighting free speech. Threatening nuclear war. Forcing vaccine injections. Collapsing currencies. Stealing elections. Etc.

Taken individually, each of these events is concerning enough. Together, they are symptoms of a civilization in the process of collapsing. When civilizations collapse, they do so on many fronts, but in the end, there is really only one battlefront: the philosophical one.

Philosophy embodies values, and differences in philosophies become most visible when in political conflict. These conflicts manifest themselves more within nations than between them. Hence, Left versus Right.

However, when it comes to the Left, not only is it in conflict with the Right, but with reality itself. So positioned, Leftist ideology is always forced to rely on coercion and conspiracy to gain power.

It is ironic that those who expose the Left’s conspiracies should be labeled “conspiracy theorists” when the conspirators themselves openly announce their conspiratorial plans well in advance, even giving them names like the ‘Great Re-set!” Worse, whenever the Left observes increasing numbers on the Right acting in unison, this is presented as evidence of “conspiracy.”

However, unlike tyranny, freedom is not sustained by force and fraud, but through reason and consent. When human beings collectively abide by a reality-based moral code that is Just Right, calling it a conspiracy is just wrong.

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Aug 252022
 


Apparently, the Left was never adequately immunized against Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS), the political virus that infected Democrats, globalists, the deep state, and the fake news media the first time Trump rose to power. Now the latest variant has emerged, a clear sign that Trump must once again be on the rise.

For example, Carleton University professor and journalist Andrew Cohen in an August 19 editorial “Right follows script after Mar-a-Lago search” wrote “The right exploded. They screamed, they seethed, they snarled. The words were not just shrill, they were terrifying. At times, they encouraged violence. These are the new Republican rules of order in public debate. Rush to judgment. Ignore facts. Enter shooting. Empty your arsenal. Deny. Attack. Restraint is no virtue. Insanity is no vice.”

And then there was American philosopher, author, and podcast host Sam Harris, whose TDS infection has exposed a moral vacuum devoid of any principle or values whatever.

While openly citing evidence demonstrating Biden’s corruption (but offering none regarding Trump), Harris argued “Whatever the scope of Joe Biden’s corruption is… it is infinitesimal compared to the corruption we know Trump is involved in.” This, after proudly proclaiming that he “would not have cared” if Hunter Biden had “the corpses of children in his basement.” Continue reading »