Richard Grove

She knows so much about Plato.

If you ever want to know about all of these ancient philosophers, um, he did a great, um, series for Richard Grove on Grand Theft World about the introduction to philosophy, and it was superb.

Like, if you don't think that philosophy is important, then you're crazy because it's the foundation of how you learn.

So in these ideals, Plato would say the king was a father of the people.

Well, these may or may not be the same individuals, probably associated with them, uh, inevitably.

But I, we, we can, we need to ask him those questions when he's on stage, uh, along with Richard Grove, historian, forensic historian who'll be talking about the financial crimes of 9/11.

Uh, he, he's done deep dive.

You can visit him at tragedyandhope.com.

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I, I saw Richard Grove post recently.

Yeah, yesterday tweeted that MI6 was key in creating the CIA.

Was it '47?

But like I said, and as Whitney and Derrick and I have been talking about, like, there's gonna come a time, hopefully not, but possibly where we need to find a way to keep this going without the access to these things.

Whether that's print or whatever it becomes, you know, pirate radio dynamics, which we're already doing in YouTube, but just that was stifled, not allowed to get attention despite Richard Grove and James Corbett adopting it, somehow just didn't catch on even though it's a pretty great idea.

The point would be that we need to find ways around that.

So I guess support your independent media out there, the ones that are, you know, striving to get through, that have great opinions, that just don't get allowed to be seen because of the algorithmic channeling.

He asked me for tonight, but I won't go." "You give me your word of honor not to go?" "On my honor." End of chapter eight.

War and Peace, Book One, Chapter Nine, read for librivox.org by Richard Grove.

It was past one o'clock when Pierre left his friend.

It was a cloudless northern summer night.