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EPISODE · Oct 13, 2023 · 1H 44M

Episode 111-Geopolitical and historical influences in Middle East and Germany

from TishTalk · host Tish Conlin

In this episode of TishTalk, I spoke with historian Matt Ehret (the Canadian Patriot Review , Rising Tide Foundation , Author of the ‘Untold History of Canada’ book series and Clash of the Two Americas trilogy. Matt educates us on the many historical influences in the Middle East over recent decades and further back in history. He discusses the dark anti-human forces behind all wars and why they do not want peace with the Abraham Accords isn't profitable to globalists. Matt moves to discuss the history of Germany and how many of their great thinkers and musical geniuses influenced the world until the twentieth century when the rise of Nazism took hold and the Wars destroyed the country and brought the atrocity of the Holocaust. We end with a discussion on how a form Nazism or Fascism has overtaken many Western countries. Note to new listeners: Fascism often contains the elements of militaristic aggression, contempt for electoral democracy, cultural liberalism, rule by elites and subordination of individual rights for the "good" of the nation.

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