Matthew Ehret: 09-06-2026,
I decided to publish this ongoing overview of world history in the form of serialized installments for two reasons:
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In order to showcase what informs my personal moral philosophy, and also:
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to also demonstrate the pathway towards a healthy strategic outlook needed to do long term battle with those forces now seeking to consolidate a very dark, sulfuric agenda onto humanity.
In the first installment of this series, I introduced the figure of Saint Augustine of Hippo and the world that both shaped him, and which he, in turn, shaped. This involved re-living his own studies of the causes of Rome’s moral failure which he outlined in his City of God.
In the second installment, I reviewed the causes of the Carthaginian wars from the vantage point of the ancient mystery cults that had formerly run Babylon for over a thousand years, and which were looking for a new host with the dissolution of their Persian marcher lord.
In the third installment, I introduced the rise of the Christian movement within the failing structures of Rome, which by the time of Jesus’ murder (and the earlier murder of Cicero), had become a consolidated seat of the parasite.
In the fourth installment, I reviewed the greatest threats to the new Christian movement which took the form of Gnostic sects- engineered and directed by high priests of Isis,