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Merchants, faith, and the resurgence of slavery in Western Christendom
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Merchants, faith, and the resurgence of slavery in Western Christendom
August 8, 2026

The transatlantic slave trade’s return to Western Christendom intertwines with Portu-guese commerce, New Christian networks, and shifting definitions of identity that compli-cate modern narratives of victimhood and perpetration.

The USA and July 4th, the forgotten meaning of independence
July 4, 2026

The Declaration of Independence wasn’t abstract philosophy – it was a legal indictment against occupation, taxation without consent, and military rule.

The USA and July 4th, the forgotten meaning of independence
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When the Jewish Messiah became a Muslim
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When the Jewish Messiah became a Muslim
May 18, 2026

Arrested by the Sultan, Sabbatai Zevi chooses the Muslim turban over death. His followers create a crypto-Jewish sect, and the false Messiah dies in exile in 1676.

The fulminant beginning of the Sabbatean movement
May 10, 2026

Em 1665, um profeta declara Sabbatai Zevi o Messias. Nasce o sabbatianismo: mo-vimento sem instituição, baseado em rumores, que abala o mundo judaico.

The fulminant beginning of the Sabbatean movement
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Victory belongs to Russia and its People
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Victory belongs to Russia and its People
May 9, 2026

The collective West’s anti-Russian obstinacy has proven to be a total failure.

Who was Sabbatai Zevi, the Jewish Messiah of 1666?
May 5, 2026

In 1666, a bipolar rabbi who married the Torah sparked a secretive, transgressive Jewish messianic cult.

Who was Sabbatai Zevi, the Jewish Messiah of 1666?
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Guillaume Postel: The First Christian Zionist in History?
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Guillaume Postel: The First Christian Zionist in History?
March 18, 2026

Postel was a Catholic priest who intended to reform the Church – but ended up being judged by the Inquisition, considered insane, and forbidden from teaching.

From John Dee to Epstein: Why we can’t have good universities in an esoteric society
March 15, 2026

When only a select group has access to the Truth that guides the organization of society, it is evident that the university, by its exoteric and non-initiatory nature, cannot be the repository of this knowledge.

From John Dee to Epstein: Why we can’t have good universities in an esoteric society
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