Lest WE Forget Historical

Lillian Cauldwell
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  1. 3d ago

    HIASTORY DOESN'T REPEAT, BUT TACTICS DO

    LEST WE FORGET HISTORY: HISTORY DOESN'T REPEAT, BUT TACTICS DO Historical conflict patterns-American political history is full of leaders who target individuals to shift attention, redirect blame, or create fear, Modern escalation those tactics move faster and hit harder because social platforms amplify them instantly. Current event and according to HuffPost, Prez's latest attack on Abdul El-Sayed has experts sounding the alarm because it follows a familiar pattern. When you see a tactic before, you recognize it immediately, and you know what it's designed to do. TO INSPIRE FEAR

  2. Oct 2

    EMERGENCY POWER & THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS

    LEST WE FORGET HISTORY: EMERGENCY POWERS & THE MIDTERMS: WHAT HISTORY SHOWS-& WHY THIS TIME IS DIFFERENT Prez threatens a state of emergency before a midterm election. It's not unprecedented, but the precedent we do have was never meant for this. The first time in 2018, it was done for cybersecurity purposes-America's security from foreigners. Today, it's being used because Prez's party might lose the midterm elections.

  3. Sep 25

    WHY PREZ IS PURSUING A 19TH CENTURY TRI-TRADE MODEL IN THE 21ST CENTURY

    LEST WE FORGET HISTORY: WHY PREZ IS PURSUING A 19TH CENTURY TRI-TRADE MODEL IN THE 21ST CENTURY History doesn't repeat, it returns wearing modern clothes. Today we look at why the Prez is reviving a 29th century trade model, the same structure that once shaped the Rum Triangle, the British mercantile system, and America's early industrial rise. And why he's trying to apply it to a world that no longer works that way.

  4. Sep 18

    EPISODE 5: THE TASTE OF EMPIRE

    LEST WE FORGET HISTORY: THE TASTE OF EMPIRE By the early 1700's, something subtle was happening across Europe. Sugar in tea. Cotton on skin. Tobacco in pipes. Coffee in cups. The triangle trade just wasn't an economic system. It was a cultural transformation. Slave produced goods became normal.

  5. Sep 11

    THE RETURN CARGO TO EUROPE EPISODE 4

    LEST WE FORGET HISTORY: THE TRIANGULAR TRADE-THE RETURN CARGO Episode 5: With European ships returning from the Caribbeans, the principle goods were sugar, rum, cotton & tobacco from the South (US), and other goods planted, weeded, and harvested by enslaved islanders. Without slavery, none of this trade could've happened.

  6. Sep 4

    SPECIAL SEGMENT: NEW FEDERAL TAX CREDIT FOR HOLLYWOOD FILMS

    LEST WE FORGET HISTORY_ SPECIAL SEGMENT Federal Film Tax Credits and historical parallels in cultural influence. A recent report states that our Prez supports a federal film tax credit, a policy that could reshape Hollywood's economic landscape. Tax credit aren't t unusual. Many countries use them, but when they come from the federal level, they can shift. This isn't just an entertainment story. It's a structural story. In 1930's Germany two notables, Adolph Hitler and Joseph Goebbels did the same thing.

  7. Aug 28

    SERIES START OF AMERICA GOING BACK TO THE 18TH CENTURY ECONOMIC TRADING

    LEST WE FORGET HISTORY_ SERIES OF AMERICA_S RETURN 2 18TH CENTURY TRADE THINKING PWTRELY NEWS is running a series of our Prez takes America back to the 18th Century Trade Thinking. Remember that the past never disappears. It repeats, reshapes, and returns in ways we don't always see at first. Our Prez is trying to rebuild America's economic relationships using 18th-century trade principles. The same principles that shaped the Rum Triangle between Britain, the Caribbean islands, and the American colonies.

  8. Aug 14

    ECONOMIST WARNS ABOUT THE REPEAT OF THE 2008 HOUSING CRISIS

    History doesn't repeat itself word for word, but it does rhyme. And when an economist uses the word 'cracking' to describe home prices, the rhyme gets louder. It's not a prediction. It's not a prophecy. It's a reminder. A historical echo of what we saw in the years leading up to the 2008 housing meltdown.

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  • Creator
    Lillian Cauldwell
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    116
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    ยฉ PWTRN 2005-2024
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    Lest WE Forget Historical