Taking time off this weekend but, never fear, there’s a program
here.
Philosophy summer continues with an examination of the role of
religion in influencing politics. It’s quite often suggested that
religion shouldn’t be involved in politics. However, religion has
been instrumental in securing freedom throughout history, including
the civil rights movement in this country. We’ll rerun an
interview with producer Bud Boltman from CNN, dated January 22,
1992 about his book, “Revolution by Candlelight,” which narrates
how movements leading to the downfall of the Soviet bloc all began
in churches.
Then we’ll pick up the mini-thread on globalism with another
history of an organization that was founded to promote global
government: the Council on Foreign Relations, founded by
Woodrow Wilson’s shadow personality, Col. Edward Mandell House
after the U.S. failed to join the League of Nations. Dr. Dennis Cuddy,
Ph.D., author of “The Globalists,” returns to the show.
Remember: it’s not conspiracy; just networking and collaboration.
John’s boralogue explains to listeners how they can defend themselves
from “truth-lies” politicians regularly use to tell you
something that is technically true but in the long run turns out to
be a lie.
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