One of the most overlooked tools of influence in human history is architecture. Not just buildings themselves, but what those buildings say. Long before mass media, social platforms, or even widespread literacy, civilizations told stories through stone. Few examples...
About This Episode: Command Your Brand: https://commandyourbrand.com/book-a-call In this episode, Roger Stone lays out his argument for who he believes was behind the JFK assassination—and why he says the official story still doesn’t hold up. We cover: • A...
History does not repeat, but it has a way of humming the same tune. Whenever I study Rome, I am reminded that the patterns of power, culture, and identity never really go away. They just shift and reappear in new forms. That is why, when I look at certain modern...
About This Episode: Was Rasputin really unkillable… or did the Russian elite create that myth to cover up a botched political assassination? On December 30th, 1916, Rasputin’s body was pulled from the icy Neva River. The autopsy showed water in the lungs — sparking a...
About This Episode: Did King Edward II really die in the most brutal execution in medieval history… or was his murder staged? On September 21, 1327, the official story says Edward II was killed with a red-hot poker to eliminate him quietly. But the evidence doesn’t...
