Tania interview on the Richie Allen Radio Show 01.06.2021 also live show from late 2020 at comedy unleashed

How to defeat Blackrock - the Corbett Report 21.09.2023 - link to full show - https://www.corbettreport.com/solutionswatch-blackrock/ How BlackRock Conquered the World- episode 499 Corbett Report 19.09.2023 - link to full show - https://www.corbettreport.com/blackrock/

( details from Tragedy and Hope website) https://th.anomalistlabs.com/the-deep-end-008-the-trivium-and-empire/ Mar 29, 2016 at 10:49 PM The Deep End 008: The Trivium and Empire w/ Kevin Cole & Brett Veinotte Notes, References & Links for this interview: (Article) The Ideal Arrangement of Rhodes and the Organic Unity of the Empire by Kevin Cole (Article) The Trivium and Empire: John Robert Seeley, Cecil Rhodes and the Birth of the English Trivium Method by Kevin Cole (Concept) The Great Chain of Being (Concept) Organic Unity (Article) The Empire: Closer to Organic Unity (1909) (Video) The Ultimate History Lesson with John Taylor Gatto Prussian Education System Cecil Rhodes John Robert Seeley Imperial Federalism (Author) John Taylor Gatto Johann Fichte Rhodes Roundtable Group (Book) The Underground History of American Education by John Taylor Gatto (Book) Triumphant Democracy by Andrew Carnegie (Book) The Anglo American Establishment by Carroll Quigley (Cartel) De Beers Diamonds, founded by Cecil Rhodes John Ruskin British Freemasonry (Book) Builders of Empire: Freemasons and British Imperialism by Jessica Harland Jacobs Cybernetics William T. Stead Classical Trivium Neoplatonism (Concept) The Noble Lie Samuel Taylor Coleridge Alcuin of York Artificial Scarcity Auctors (Book) Lectures and Essays by J.R. Seeley Matthew Arnold English Speaking Union / English Speaking Idea Rhodes Scholars Oxford University Great Books of the Western World Frank Aydelotte William Torrey Harris Marcilio Ficino Pico della Mirandola Oration on the Dignity of Man by Pico della Mirandola Enkyklios Paideia International Relations Encyclopedia Positive & Negative Rights Kindergarten Thomas Davidson Fabian Socialism / Fabian Society Pilgrims Society Council on Foreign Relations Global Governance / Internationalism / Globalism Nicholas Murray Butler Carnegie Institute for Advancement of Peace United States to Be British (1917) (Book) Pan Angles Technocracy The Moot (Poem) The White Man’s Burden by Rudyard Kipling NATO Escott Reid George Parkin (Book) Rhodes Scholars and the Creation of an American Elite (Book) Cowboys to Gentlemen: Rhodes Scholars and the Creation of an American Elite American Revolution for Independence from Great Britain Howland Family I.A. Richards (Book) The Man Who Would Be King by Rudyard Kipling

Video extract from - States of Emergency, Corbett Report 12/02/2022 https://www.corbettreport.com/emergency/ "Giorgio Agamben (1942– ) Giorgio Agamben is one of the leading figures in Italian philosophy and radical political theory, and in recent years, his work has had a deep impact on contemporary scholarship in a number of disciplines in the Anglo-American intellectual world. Born in Rome in 1942, Agamben completed studies in Law and Philosophy with a doctoral thesis on the political thought of Simone Weil, and participated in Martin Heidegger’s seminars on Hegel and Heraclitus as a postdoctoral scholar. He has taught at various universities, including the Universities of Macerata and Verona and was Director of Programmes at the Collège Internationale de Paris. He has been a Visiting Professor at various universities in the United States of America, and was a Distinguished Professor at the New School, University in New York. He caused a controversy when he refused to submit to the “biopolitical tattooing” requested by the United States Immigration Department for entry to the USA in the wake of the September 11, 2001 attacks. Agamben’s work does not follow a straightforward chronological path of development either conceptually or thematically. Instead, his work constitutes an elaborate and multifaceted recursive engagement with the problems introduced into Western philosophy by the highly original and often enigmatic works of Walter Benjamin, most notably in his book on German trauerspiel, The Origins of German Tragic Drama, but also in associated essays and fragments, such as his “Critique of Violence.” This is not to say that Agamben is not influenced by, nor engaged with, a number of other canonical or contemporary figures in Western philosophy and political, aesthetic and linguistic theory. He certainly is, most notably Heidegger and Hegel, as well as the scholarship that follows from them, but also Aby Warburg’s iconography (Agamben worked at the Warburg Institute Library in 1974-5), Italian Autonomism and Situationism (especially Guy Debord’s influential Society of the Spectacle), Aristotle, Emile Benveniste, Carl Schmitt and Hannah Arendt amongst others. Beyond this philosophical heritage, Agamben also engages in multilayered discussions of the Jewish Torah and Christian biblical texts, Greek and Roman law, Midrashic literature, as well as of a number of Western literary figures and poets, including Dante, Holderlin, Kafka, Pessoa, and Caproni to name but a few. This breadth of reference and the critical stylistics it gives rise to no doubt contribute to the appearance of intimidating density characteristic of Agamben’s work. Even so, Agamben’s engagement with these figures is often mediated by his deep conceptual and thematic debt to Benjamin (he served as editor of the Italian edition of Benjamin’s collected works from 1979 to 1994) evident in his central focus on questions of language and representation, history and temporality, the force of law, politics of the spectacle, and the ethos of humanity." https://iep.utm.edu/agamben/