Predictive History

Jesus was a messenger from the monad who reminded us that there is a divine spark in us. You activate this divine spark by focusing on Jesus and repeating his words. Jesus was a prophet, like Zoroaster, Plato, Homer, and the prophets of Yahweh. If you repeated his sayings and

Today we discuss the most famous person who has ever lived. There are about two billion people in the world today who believe that Jesus is God. There have been many famous individuals in history—Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Socrates, Zoroaster, Homer—but it is Jesus that most people

Before this, we've done Persia, the Jews, and the Greeks. These are the three main civilizations after the Bronze Age collapse. Now, Rome will emerge to eclipse all three and build a world empire. What I will argue to you today is that Rome is the great anti-

There are three major principles of geopolitics. Once you master an understanding of these three principles, you will see the world much more clearly. The Three Principles of Geopolitics 1. Elite Overproduction The first idea is that the competition within states is greater than the competition among states. This is

I will show you how the American Empire will fall. And I will show you that what will replace the American Empire is Israel—what we call Pax Judeica. We will do an overview of history and show you why history will lead ultimately to the Pax Judeica. How can

We've done the Greeks and the Israelites, and now we discuss the Persians. Today I introduce to you the most influential person who has ever lived, and his name is Zoroaster (or Zarathustra). Zoroaster would create the world's first great world religion, called Zoroastrianism. This would

Today we discuss the Bible, the most influential book in human history, and explore why the Jewish people are so creative. The most creative people in the world today are Jews. In the past 200 years, three extremely influential individuals—Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud, and Albert Einstein—were all Jews.

Today we focus on Greek civilization and Homer, who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey. A couple of years ago, I taught the great books. We read the Bible, Dante, Paradise Lost, the Iliad, and the Odyssey. Believe it or not, the students' favorite book was the Iliad. This

Let's begin by reviewing where we are in history. The four earliest civilizations are Egypt, Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley, and of course, China. The reason they are the first four major civilizations is that they have major rivers that allow them to develop agriculture as well as overseas

Today we are going to discuss civilization versus the steppes. The steppes are the grasslands, and people often refer to their inhabitants as barbarians. In China, we refer to these people as barbarians. In school, you're taught that there are major differences between civilization and barbarians. The first