Brother Peter The Duke Report™️ posted this incisive one line comment today sharing an article by Dr. Robert Malone. Dr. Robert W. Malone . I respectfully responded:

Yeah.  Watch the entire series of "The Last Ship" (on Netfix now).  It's not predictive programming.  It's a dang "documentary" on human nature. 

As Hudson Maxim said in in his book "Defenseless America" (1915) (pp. 41-43)  "... Human nature is the same today as it was in ante-rebellion days of human slavery.  It is the same today as it was with the will-o'-the wisp of personal and national glory held before the eyes of the emotional and impressionable Frenchmen, led for him to wreck the Monarchies of Europe.  Human nature is the same today as it was in Caesar's time, when he massacred two hundred and fifty thousad Germans -- men, women, and children,  in a day, in cold blood,  while negotiations for peace were pending,  and entered in his diary the simple statement, 'Caesars legions killed them all'.  Human nature is the same today as it was in the cruel old times, when war was the chief business of mankind, and populations sold as slaves were the most profitable plunder.  Yes, human nature is the same today as it has always been.  ...

Max Muller has told us the roots of some of our words are older than the Egptian pyramids.  Far older still are the essential traits of human nature.  The human nature of today, will be the human nature of tomorrow, and the human nature of tomorrow will be in all essential respects  the same as it was in Rome, Persia, and Egypt, and even in the palmy days of sea-sunk Atlantis.   " 🔥🙏

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