It's the End of the World as We Know It

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Dr. E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars magazine, recently reviewed the new book by Ta-Nehisi Coates, "We Were Eight Years in Power: An American Tragedy." He connects some of the ideas he sees in this book with the sex scandals hitting Hollywood and the media. The themes are fatherlessness and loss of control of the sexual passions. Ta-Nehisi became the editor of the famous abolitionist magazine, The Atlantic Monthly, at the beginning of the Obama presidency. Like President Obama he loved hip hop music and the world view it brought with it. Like Frederick Douglas he became an atheist and lived in sexual immorality. But the big theme is men being enslaved to the sin of womanizing.

This sin is a destructive slavery especially because it creates fatherlessness, which then produces sons enslaved again to womanizing. Dr. Jones argues that Ta-Nehisi shares in the "generational shame" because of the guilt of his and his father's sins. But instead of coming to Christ and seeking forgiveness and conversion he becomes an atheist and scapegoats all this guilt onto the "whites" Part of his theme is that the Jewish controlled Hollywood and media have been "social engineering" this agenda for about 70 years. It has been overturning our Christian heritage but now with Matt Lauer and others getting conquered by the same uncontrolled sexual passion their own empire is starting to sing to the tune of "It's the End of the World as We Know It." Dr, Jones asserts that "the most effective propaganda ministry in the history of the world collapsed under a barrage of sexual harassment claims.”

Saturday Night Trad (A Wide Ranging Interview With E. Michael Jones)

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E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars magazine, interviewed on Saturday Night Trad, on Catholic necons and American intelligence, the fall of the University of Notre Dame, Harvey Weinstein, the war against American Catholicism and other topics.

But Their Eyes Were Blinded

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Dr. E. Michael Jones, the editor of Culture Wars magazine, discusses problem of the acceptance and embrace of homosexuality in American culture. The discussion was triggered by the recent incident in Seattle where a pro-life group went into a coffee shop after passing out some leaflets on the public sidewalks. The owner of the cafe, a homosexual, ordered them out because he discovered what they had been passing out and he disagreed with the message. This was caught on a 2 minute video that went viral. Recently in Walkerton, near South Bend, IN an owner of a Christian owned Pizza place was sued for saying he would not cater a gay wedding. Mike points out the hypocrisy and danger of the LGBT movement, and reads from his book Degenerate Moderns: Modernity as Rationalized Sexual Misbehavior.

The Rise and Fall of the New Atheism

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E Michael Jones, editor of the magazine Culture Wars is interviewed by Kevin Barrett on The Rise and Fall of the New Atheism, a subject covered in his upcoming book The Logos of History and the History of Logos.

The Rise and Fall of the New Atheism - Revolution Radio

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E Michael Jones, editor of the magazine Culture Wars is interviewed by Kevin Barrett on The Rise and Fall of the New Atheism, a subject covered in his upcoming book The Logos of History and the History of Logos.

How Evolution Produced the New Atheism

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Dr. E. Michael Jones is writing a book about the History of Logos and the Logos of History. In this interview he discusses a portion of that book that appears in the October 2017 issue of Culture Wars magazine. He addresses the role evolution played in the rise of the new atheism, especially with the publication of Charles Darwin's book: "The Origin of Species by Natural Selection." Dr. Jones argues that it is irrational to argue from evolution to atheism. You can not get something from nothing. How did the first something get here? is a question the new atheists avoid.

Darwin's bulldog, Thomas Huxley had a grandson Aldous Huxley who spilled the beans when he said: "There was one admirably simple method of confuting these people (Christians) and at the same time justifying ourselves in our political and erotic revolt: we could deny that the world had any meaning whatsoever." Dr. Jones asserts: "Denial of God is the purpose of evolution in the first place."

The Mississippi Flows Into The Tiber

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Fidelity Press author John Beaumont discusses his book The Mississippi Flows into the Tiber: A Guide to Notable American Converts to the Catholic Church.\n\nJohn Beaumont is a lawyer by training and was formerly head of the School of Law at Leeds Metropolitan University, England. He has written several books on the law of evidence and is also the author of Roads to Rome: A Guide to Notable Converts from Britain and Ireland from the Reformation to the Present Day (2010).

The main issue facing the Church is conversion. Is baptism necessary for salvation? Is it necessary for everyone? Is it necessary for the Jews? John Beaumont's compendium of American Catholic converts, The Mississippi Flows into the Tiber: A Guide to Notable American Converts to the Catholic Church, presents an exhaustive list of conversion stories which show that nothing has changed in God's eyes. The same call that Elizabeth Ann Seton answered over two hundred years ago is still answered in our day by people who know that there is only one effective response to the question, "What must I do to be saved?"

How Meyer Lansky Took Over The Cincinnati Ballet

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Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his book How Meyer Lansky Took Over The Cincinnati Ballet and What Four Ballerinas Did About It. We talk about modern art and sexual liberation as forms of psychological warfare and how the CIA, tax exempt foundations and Jewish criminal oligarchs have conspired to corrupt the culture and enslave humanity.

Monuments Coming Down and Going Up

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Dr. Robert Smith, Dr. E.Michael Jones, Pastor Mario Sims, and Peter Helland discuss the significance of monuments. The original idea for the show came from the erecting of the the Dr. Martin Luther King/Fr. Theodore Hesburgh monument in downtown South Bend, Indiana this summer. Some people in the community were upset about it, and thus the need for this discussion. The importance of the discussion was amplified by the recent conflict in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the proposed tear down of the Robert E. Lee monument. Dr. Jones argues that monuments represent hegemony, and in America it could be called ideological hegemony. The tearing down of Confederate monuments and the eventual building of new ones is the political collapse of one set of ideas being replaced by another set. Dr. Smith addresses the causes of the Civil War and Robert E. Lee's attitude toward Confederate monuments. Pastor Sims says that the power structure that put up the King/Hesburgh monument continues to marginalize the Black community despite the flattering rhetoric. All agree that the corporate media perverts the truth.

How Meyer Lansky Took Over The Cincinnati Ballet

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E. Michael Jones discusses his recent book "How Meyer Lansky Took Over the Cincinnati Ballet, and What Four Ballerinas Did About It" in which he addressed the Jewish mob corruption of the "sin-city" across the river in Newport, Kentucky and the later corruption that developed in Cincinnati. The book tells the fascinating story behind how and why the American Psychiatric Association wrongly removed homosexuality from its list of mental illnesses in 1973, paving the way for the current dominance of the gay-lesbian movement in America. Mike writes: "It's all part of what David Altman described as "the homosexualization of America." He discusses how this and many other intriguing discoveries play into the Cincinnati Ballet and how four of their Ballerinas revolted against the current gender equality social engineering. Some of the people that crop up along the way include Cardinal Bernardin - then Archbishop of Cincinnati, Dutch Shultz, Moe Dalitz, the Cleveland Four, Sheldon Adelson, Dan Gilbert, Edward Warburg, George Ratterman - former Notre Dame quarterback, Robert Kennedy, the CIA, Robert Mapplethorpe, and the Museum of Modern Art.

Pope Francis In Context

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After visiting Argentina seeking to understand Pope Francis and his background better, E. Michael Jones shared what he learned and his insights in his recent book Pope Francis in Context, which is available in paperback and e-book editions. In this video Dr. Jones discusses that book, the hermeneutic of discontinuity that Pope Francis adopted under the influence of Teilhard Chardin, how people in Argentina understood Jorge Bergoglio, and the Jewish influence that aided his rise to power.