We Are Reliving the 1930s...
by Garrett O'Brien
img: Albert Einstein with his wife Elsa
When you know your history - when we as a people know our history - it is common knowledge in any culture that anything that goes full circle is the result of the ignorance of the people as well as the politicians, which also means both haven’t bothered to learn a damn thing.
Such characters will plead ignorance yet the information is always readily available, even more so since 1995 when Yahoo launched the first-ever search engine followed by Google in 1999.
Today, anyone with an internet connection has a massive amount of information available for free and yet the level of ignorance is just as massive.
John Adams, to help our Founding Fathers write the most magnificent document of all time, went to Europe and bought more than 350 books on the history of the world and had them shipped to the Colonies.
The books Adams bought were far more trustworthy than most books today as the publishing houses today have tainted their publications to their desired narrative.
What the Founding Fathers had and what we lack today comes down to 2 things: critical thinking and asking the right questions.
Lose those two traits in a society and you’ll have people unable to educate themselves never mind others.
Our education system as well as parents forfeiting their child’s education to this Liberal rag-tag outfit are to blame.
Most just shuffled their kids off to school, asked how was school when they returned, had dinner, and then sat in front of an electronic audio/visual box that did all their thinking.
Many are STILL doing that today - only they have more options of who will do what thinking for them, save critical thinking.
Being involved in your child’s education is not an option when you want to protect your child, it is a must.
Albert Einstein, in pre-WWII Europe, was a campaigning pacifist and, like many ordinary people and politicians during this period, wanted to avoid war at any cost.
Speaking of his fear of the looming crisis in Europe, he asked…
How can we save mankind and it’s spiritual acquisitions of which we are the heirs and how can one save Europe from a new disaster? … Again the leading statesmen are burdened with tremendous responsibilities just as 20 years ago [referring to WWI].
Einstein felt passionately about educating the people of Europe and spoke about the importance of education and enlightenment in changing people’s views and the collective will to avoid war.
In his speech on the 3rd of October, 1933 at the Royal Albert Hall, he declared…
If we want to resist the powers which threaten to suppress intellectual and individual freedom we must keep clearly before us what is at stake, and what we owe to that freedom which our ancestors have won for us after hard struggles.
Without such freedom, there would have been no Shakespeare, no Goethe, no Newton, no Faraday, no Pasteur, and no Lister.
There would be no comfortable houses for the mass of people, no railway, no wireless, no protection against epidemics, no cheap books, no culture, and no enjoyment of art at all.
There would be no machines to relieve the people from the arduous labor needed for the production of the essential necessities of life.
Most people would lead a dull life of slavery just as under the ancient despotisms of Asia.
It is only men who are free, who create the inventions and intellectual works which to us moderns make life worthwhile.
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It would be his final speech in Europe as 4 days later, after residing in England to avoid Hitler’s round-up of Jews, Einstein sailed from Southampton to start a new job at Princeton University.
He never returned to Europe again.
We are today where Einstein was in the early 1930s - what are you going to do differently so to protect our freedoms and liberties?
Two suggestions -
shut off the TV (or even ditch it altogether, as we did in 1985) and crack open the Bible, don’t try to consume too much too soon as the Word is meant to be consumed slowly.
spend time talking as a family instead of being isolated bumps on the same log infatuated with a controlled narrative that TikTok, Facebook, C, Instagram, LinkedIn, and many others want you to believe.
No one has to be a genius at anything in order to live a great life, they just have to be continuously educating themselves about matters that affect their lives, being ever-vigilant, and remaining decisive about keeping and protecting their freedoms and liberties, and yours.
Let us know how you are doing in the comments as well.
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NOTE: we have long ago abandoned the bias-controlled Yahoo, Google, DuckDuckGo, and Bing in favor of Brave and several other independent and trustworthy search engines that have scrapped and crawled the internet with their own tools, have built their own databases, and do not filter nor track users’ searches. It is poignantly obvious at this point just how unbiased the search results are to anyone not woke. We have opted for the paid version of Brave and it is well worth the 10 cents a day.
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