Watch now | This week, Eddie reflects on personal challenges and the overwhelming nature of current events, particularly focusing on the ongoing situation in Israel and Gaza. He discusses the implications of U.S. foreign policy, the domestic political landscape under Trump, and the ideological shifts in education. The conversation also addresses the complexities of free speech in the current political climate and concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage in meaningful activism.
Excellent wrap up Eddie! Thank you. Continued prayers for your Mother. I pray that we ensure the Charlie Kirk activity does not distract us from the Epstein Files investigation.๐
Abolitionist Frederick Douglass on the death of Confederate General Robert E. Lee (October 1870):
โWe can scarcely take up a newspaperโฆ that is not filled with nauseating flatteries of the late Robert E. Leeโฆ It would seem from this outpouring of sentiment that the South had lost all its rights in the rebellion, save the right to honor its chief...What was treason in 1861 is not treason in 1870. We are expected to join in the soft chant of adulation, to sing hosannas to the very men who trampled under foot the Constitution of their country, and waged war for the destruction of the Union and the perpetuation of slavery. While no man rejoices more than I do at the suppression of the late rebellion, I cannot join in this chorus of approbation. Robert E. Lee was a man of abilities, but abilities misdirectedโฆThe cause for which he fought and fell must be forever execrated, and the man, though possessing some virtues, must be classed with traitors and rebels to his Government. I cannot say now what I would not say then. As for his Christian virtues, if they have done anything for him in the sight of Heaven, let them be placed to his credit there. With the sword, he was the champion of a bad cause, and must be adjudged accordingly.โ
I think the regime's planned "patriotic civics" (designed by people trained in advanced whitewashing) is one of the most terrifying and terrible initiatives of Project 2025. We need to create strong counter-education based in the full truth of our history.
Excellent wrap up Eddie! Thank you. Continued prayers for your Mother. I pray that we ensure the Charlie Kirk activity does not distract us from the Epstein Files investigation.๐
Take Care !!
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Abolitionist Frederick Douglass on the death of Confederate General Robert E. Lee (October 1870):
โWe can scarcely take up a newspaperโฆ that is not filled with nauseating flatteries of the late Robert E. Leeโฆ It would seem from this outpouring of sentiment that the South had lost all its rights in the rebellion, save the right to honor its chief...What was treason in 1861 is not treason in 1870. We are expected to join in the soft chant of adulation, to sing hosannas to the very men who trampled under foot the Constitution of their country, and waged war for the destruction of the Union and the perpetuation of slavery. While no man rejoices more than I do at the suppression of the late rebellion, I cannot join in this chorus of approbation. Robert E. Lee was a man of abilities, but abilities misdirectedโฆThe cause for which he fought and fell must be forever execrated, and the man, though possessing some virtues, must be classed with traitors and rebels to his Government. I cannot say now what I would not say then. As for his Christian virtues, if they have done anything for him in the sight of Heaven, let them be placed to his credit there. With the sword, he was the champion of a bad cause, and must be adjudged accordingly.โ
There is nothing new under the sun.
I think the regime's planned "patriotic civics" (designed by people trained in advanced whitewashing) is one of the most terrifying and terrible initiatives of Project 2025. We need to create strong counter-education based in the full truth of our history.