collectivism

Politics & Philosophy

Politics & Philosophy

Politics & Philosophy

Politics & Philosophy

Politics & Philosophy

Politics & Philosophy

Politics & Philosophy

Politics & Philosophy

Politics & Philosophy

Politics & Philosophy

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Marchons, marchons! Submit to reason CBC no evil Islam - The elephant in the room

In place of our scheduled interview with David Conn, who has unfortunately had to postpone due to illness, we take the opportunity to share a fascinating address by David Theroux, Founder and President of the C. S. Lewis Society of California, entitled: "C. S. Lewis on Mere Liberty and the Evils of Statism". Delivered as the keynote talk at the first annual conference of Christians for Liberty, at St. Edwards University in Austin, Texas, on the 2nd of August 2014, this address explores the extent to which Lewis was critical of the modern State, with its tendency towards scientism and technocratic control, and identifies a nexus of beliefs and values - of which Lewis's Christian theism was the foundation - as the motivation for that critique. As David Theroux puts it: "Throughout his work, Lewis infused an interconnected worldview that championed objective truth, moral ethics, natural law, literary excellence, reason, science, individual liberty, personal responsibility and virtue, and Christian theism. In so doing, he critiqued naturalism, reductionism, nihilism, positivism, scientism, historicism, collectivism, atheism, statism, coercive egalitarianism, militarism, welfarism, and dehumanization and tyranny of all forms." In a world in which Christianity and the State are too often seen as natural allies, we offer this address as arguing that we might call libertarian values are fundamentally consistent with Christian thought. (The address by David Theroux included in this episode is Copyright © the C. S. Lewis Society of California, all rights reserved, and used here with kind permission.) (For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com)

In a change of programming (due to personal illness) we take the opportunity to share the second of two classic interviews which Dr. Stanley Monteith discussed in our final interview with him as having been particularly significant in helping to form his distinctive way of looking at the world. Complementing Dr. Stan's 1980 interview with Antony C. Sutton, we here present his conversation with Norman Dodd, Director of Research for the Reece Committee, which was tasked by the US Congress in the early 1950s with investigating the use of tax-exempt funds by organisations such as the Rockefeller, Carnegie and Ford Foundations. According to Norman Dodd, the essence of the Reece Committee's findings is encapsulated in an intriguing conversation Dodd himself had with H. Rowan Gaither, then president of the Ford Foundation, in which he remarkably declared: "we're using our grant-making power to so alter the life in the United States that one day we can be peacefully merged with the Soviet Union." (The interview with Norman Dodd included in this programme is Copyright © Radio Liberty (http://www.radioliberty.com/), all rights reserved, and used here with kind permission.) (For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com)

The Immigration Crisis in the United States has recently exploded into the headlines. But how did this all happen? What is the truth about the immigration crisis? What won't the mainstream media tell you? Do you know the incredible reason that borders were closed in the first place? Do you know the powerful influences which have shaped and formed the nature of immigration law and policy? How did the Civil Rights act impact this situation? Sources: http://www.fdrurl.com/immigration

The nature of evil, the dangers of conformity, killing people because you’re told to, shaming children for non-compliance, kids are right to be skeptical, humans are adaptable, the immigration crisis, importing political power, joining the freedom club, life as an illegal worker and keeping children safe from predators.

Stefan Molyneux guest hosts the Peter Schiff Radio Show and discusses why democracy is doomed to failure, a case for anarchism, the flaws of objectivism and a motivational speech for the unindoctrinated.

This week we welcome "education's whistle-blower" Beverly Eakman, veteran educator, International Human Rights award winner, and author of books such as Cloning the American Mind and Walking Targets, who joins us to discuss the ideological manipulation of the US education system by collectivists and globalists. After describing how students are regularly subject to profiling through "assessments" and coerced into changing their worldviews through subversive, dialectical classroom techniques based on peer pressure, Beverly Eakman shares with us how we can all PUSH BACK! through logic, awareness and strength of character to resist the seemingly-inexorable slide towards a New World Order. (For show notes, please visit http://themindrenewed.com)

For this second interview in the series: "Does Anybody Really Believe in World Government?", I am joined by James Corbett, alternative media investigative journalist and creator of The Corbett Report. In this wide-ranging and in-depth interview, we discuss meanings of the term 'New World Order', and James offers an analysis of the structure, ideology and aims of well-known - and less well-known - semi-secret globalist organisations being steered towards the goal of oligarchical world government. (For show notes, please visit TheMindRenewed.com)