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Current Reading List – November 2025

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Recent reading & listening list:

Ray Bradbury: 

  • Something Wicked this way comes (book)

C.S. Lewis:

Guido Giacomo Preparata:

  • Conjuring Hitler | How Britain and America Made the Third Reich and Destroyed Europe (book)

Donald Jeffries:

  • American Memory Hole: How the Court Historians Promote Disinformation (book)

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn:

Orthodoxy:

  • Saint Silouan The Anthonite by Saint Sophrony (book)
  • Steps of Transformation | An Orthodox Priest Explores the Twelve Steps by Archimandrite Meletios Webber (book)
  • God’s Path to Sanity | Lessons from Ancient Holy Counselors on how to have a sound mind by Dee Pennock (book)

Recommended Reading List

Christian Orthodoxy Reading List

A Deeper Historical Perspective of Modern Geopolitics

The US govt is going to start official hearings on freedom of speech & censorship in the UK.

“The censorship, the repression in the UK is off the charts…”  – “What’s happening now, is the weaponisation of populations…as a way of destroying British culture, English culture, indigenous. culture…”

“This is the nature of a parasitic imperial system…”

Crypto Rich @CryptoRichYT  Video: https://x.com/sjkokinda/status/1959288640061784503

Rich informed discussion with:

  • @sjkokinda
  •  @TFL1728 &
  • @NakedHedgie
  •  @PrometheanActn

#Starmer #Trump #Censorship #FreedomOfSpeech #OnlineSafetyAct #taxes #Turkey #Israel #EU #UK


Also on Sept 13, 2025: Crypto Rich @CryptoRichYT

🌍 What connects Israel’s strike on Qatar, Trump’s economic plan, the push for race & religious wars, and the City of London? @sjkokinda, @NakedHedgie & @TFL1728 expose what the empire fears most: humanity waking up. Don’t miss this!

Video: https://x.com/CryptoRichYT/status/1966822110786892142

 

The City of God by Saint Augustine of Hippo

 

Written at least 50 years prior to the fall of the Roman Empire in 476 AD, ‘The City of God’ provides interesting insights and a plausible ‘root-cause-analysis’ of the ultimate demise of the Roman Empire; reminiscent of today’s  ‘Anglo-American Empire’ who are desperately clinging to their fading power. And like the Roman Empire, they are looking in all the wrong places for solutions and of course scapegoats.  My take: unexamined assumptions blind our current power structure’s ability to see the underlying causes and thus are unable to advance any potentially workable solutions.  Alternately, this may be a controlled demolition.

St. Augustine was very knowledgeable on the pagan gods of his time, while I personally struggle to keep up with the many relationships, names and detailed critiques of pagan contradictions, activities and the resultant impact on Rome.  At the same time, I find this book fascinating in terms of its historical insights into the fall of this great empire.  Perhaps a ‘lessons-learned’ for today?   – ClearNFO

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