RT 31. Striving for Unified Solutions JFK’s Vision of Peace, Henry George’s Economic Justice, etc

RT 31. Striving for Unified Solutions JFK’s Vision of Peace, Henry George’s Economic Justice, etc

TrineDay’s Roundtable 31

Striving for Unified Solutions

JFK’s Vision of Peace, Henry George’s Economic Justice, and Expanding the Narrative

Kris Millegan discusses JFK’s Civil Rights speech of June 11, 1963, and racism in America.

Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould, husband-and-wife authors and investigative journalists, discuss “the narrative creation process,” which they discovered in the 1980s when the broadcasters they worked for ignored the facts Paul and Liz brought home from Afghanistan.

Namely: The USSR wanted to leave Afghanistan; the “freedom fighters” paid by the US and Saudi Arabia were not there to push the Russians out but to trap them with attacks and terrorism while money was made by drug trafficking, arms deals, military contracts and intelligence operations.

Our media and government refused to tell the truth. So, as Paul and Liz wrote books (INVISIBLE HISTORY: Afghanistan’s Untold Story and CROSSING ZERO: The AfPak War at the Turning Point of American Empire), were invited to speak many places, and their books were used at universities, CHARLIE WILSON’S WAR (the 2007 movie of pure propaganda) became “the truth” for most Americans. The events depicted therein are meaningless compared to what was really going on.

JFK’s assassination was something of a Masonic ritual. Al Lowenstein told Paul and Liz in 1980 about “those CIA sons-of-bitches who killed Jack and Bobby. We know who did it. But we gotta get Teddy (Kennedy) in the presidency.”

Summary of group conversation:

The “just war” doctrine must be rejected. History is messy. We are one. We ALL have to win. Everyone must agree that there can be no private property in nature.

Earth Rights activist Alanna Hartzok describes the power of land value taxation, based on the economics of Henry George, to allow communities to prosper and thrive.

Don’t tax our earnings nor what we create. Tax the value of land; unearned income. The corrupt systems are going to collapse.

We must separate from the revenge-and-retribution cycle. The internet is changing everything. Truth comes to light almost in real-time, not years later. Humans super-learn up to age seven.

We must overcome our hair-triggerable reactivity to be adults who love and help each other intentionally. We recently explored Alexander Hamilton’s American System of economics and Founding Father Robert Morris, whose contributions equaled those of Benjamin Franklin and George Washington. Much of this history has been written out of the official narrative.

R.A. “Kris” Millegan, host, publisher, writer, researcher, musician

Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould, authors, investigative journalists

Bruce de Torres, author, TrineDay marketing and moderator At valediction.net, you’ll find historical analysis and visionary possibilities for the future. On the Valediction Vision YouTube Channel, you’ll find our previous Roundtables, which unpack our purposes with clarity and hope.

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