'Monarch is in a superior position, as compared to president, to create and sustain the aristocracy, again an essential and a vital constituent of a thriving civilization.'
He is offering his sincere opinion on the reasoning for the Iraq war, and he briefly validates the terrorist attack on 9/11 to avoid being looked upon as another conspiracy theorist.
Just like Noam Chomsky. Speaks to remain politically correct considering most people cannot understand the truth about 9/11
I greatly respect Professor Holmes' erudition and intellect.
As I remember, Professor Holmes was quite a critic of that amiable dunce, Ronald Reagan. Yet that amiable dunce managed to win the cold war, a feat that was far beyond the horizon of any academic at the time.
Fast forward twenty years. The surge has succeeded. Another idiot republican president just may have facilitated an historic shift, namely, an arabic form of democratic government. Perhaps it's just dumb luck.
I msut however remind you that Reagan's inlfuence on "winning" the cold war was minimal. By the time he took office internal memos from the sate department (now since released) clearly show that the USSR was already fastly crumbling. Gorbachov's move to Perastroika was a radical attempt to save the Soviet union from falling into exactly the state of ruination that Reagan's hawkish pressure ensured
Best explanation yet why Bush/Cheney invaded Iraq: The desire to turn something inpalpable into something palpable -- incredible insightful and seems to ring true.
Stephen Holmes: "What is law?...Law is [mainly] a system for helping rich people keep thier money...". in a nutshell excellent.
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@AbtinX You are so right -Such an unassuming man -asks all the right things and clearly a fair man - How can we let him know that!
gonedoolali 1 year ago
an excerrpt from book 'MONARCHY' by Arif Jamal
'Monarch is in a superior position, as compared to president, to create and sustain the aristocracy, again an essential and a vital constituent of a thriving civilization.'
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gslinqhn1231 1 year ago
Watch the video where holmes is intervewed by harold channer, good one there too.
juhahn 1 year ago
He is offering his sincere opinion on the reasoning for the Iraq war, and he briefly validates the terrorist attack on 9/11 to avoid being looked upon as another conspiracy theorist.
Just like Noam Chomsky. Speaks to remain politically correct considering most people cannot understand the truth about 9/11
JZJYRWO 2 years ago
this guy's an amazing intellectual,
awesome video
pinochet222 2 years ago
I greatly respect Professor Holmes' erudition and intellect.
As I remember, Professor Holmes was quite a critic of that amiable dunce, Ronald Reagan. Yet that amiable dunce managed to win the cold war, a feat that was far beyond the horizon of any academic at the time.
Fast forward twenty years. The surge has succeeded. Another idiot republican president just may have facilitated an historic shift, namely, an arabic form of democratic government. Perhaps it's just dumb luck.
gpc31 2 years ago
Fair point gpc31.
I msut however remind you that Reagan's inlfuence on "winning" the cold war was minimal. By the time he took office internal memos from the sate department (now since released) clearly show that the USSR was already fastly crumbling. Gorbachov's move to Perastroika was a radical attempt to save the Soviet union from falling into exactly the state of ruination that Reagan's hawkish pressure ensured
adhominum25 2 years ago
adhominum25 -- Thanks for the comments. Could you show me the links to the state dept docs so that I could evaluate your evidence? Thanks.
gpc31 2 years ago
@adhominum25 Yup, the decline of the USSR literally began in the early Brezhnev years, in the early 1970s.
Redcarpet01 1 year ago
@adhominum25 Yep, the claim the US somehow brought down the USSR is pure hubris and arrogance.
Redcarpet01 1 day ago
Best explanation yet why Bush/Cheney invaded Iraq: The desire to turn something inpalpable into something palpable -- incredible insightful and seems to ring true.
artyphax 3 years ago
amazingly insightful..
sutta20 3 years ago
yep, kreissler rocks!
Jihunn 3 years ago
Harry Kreisler rules, damn his a good host no matter who he meets he is a stable and open minded intellectual probe, mashallah!
AbtinX 3 years ago 8