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Also the Sun Goddess Osiris the Egyptian version of Babylonian Nimrod. Things go back way further than most appreciate or comprehend.

Not long now. Days and weeks, not months and years. Already on for me in their illegal taxation jurisdiction.

They been around since Nimrod specifically & observe very strict rules. Like the cilice in The Da Vinci Code - Discipline. When the Morgans & Rothschild tricked Astor, Guggenheim & Strauss families into Titanic drowning.

It's accepted. It's respected. They do it to their own** pic.twitter.com/lq7qWe6ber

— CharlesFrlth (@CharlesFrlth) July 13, 2023

Kyiv City Ballet

I went to see Kyiv City Ballet last week for their gala performance in Southampton. 

They're exiled and inevitably (somewhat) stranded in the former Warsaw Pact country Croatia after a stint in Paris.

There's a lot I noticed and ordinarily would wish to write about, but now isn't the time.

Kyiv City Ballet were sparse but dignified.

They were professional with a wide ranging and versatile repertoire.

There was nothing but effort, and from time-to-time unforgettable performances from a skeletal ballet company under pressure, surviving at first week to week, followed if lucky by month to month, and then inevitably we tell ourselves the years trundle or roll by-on-by.

Not once did they solicit maudlin sympathy or allow anger, jingoism or bitterness spoil their performance. 

If anything was obvious, it was the absence of propaganda in either direction, and not its presence as it were.

The dancer in three images above, was not only extraordinary in a fluid and uncoiling manner, but the music for his sleeveless black-tunic performance has tested my sanity (help me out here please) trying to find it. I pulled my phone out to sound-search using Google Assistant but unsuccessfully.

I was hopeful it might be Le Spectre de la Rose (Carl Maria von Weber's Aufforderung zum Tanz - Invitation to Dance) or Elgar's Nimrod (Tribute to Peace) from the single-sheet concert program I subsequently located, but my hopes were skripaled early on and I've yet to find what I'm looking for. 

Show must go on.

Update. I received a lovely email from Croatia and I have the music so I'll be sharing that and more.

181. The Birth of Babylon - The Rest Is History

Dirty-Girl Cleopatra & The Mittani, Kassites the Assyrians, Marduk, Nebuchadnezzar, Babylonia, Nineveh, Hittites, Elam, Edomites a reincarnated Nimrod and others I try to recall.

I'm still smarting from the Macron episode, but the boys have served up the best here so no complaints.

Is history best experienced as a conversation? No singular document really does it for me, though I'm avid reader. In my experience most conflicts are fought (I mean to say scheduled) over pieces of paper, but the ideas or boundaries are articulated in those documents.

Most people don't care. 

Why would they?

The fluidity of conversation here is rarely encountered. The only person I know who has a working knowledge of the material presented in this podcast {Babylon, Babylonia, The Mittani etc.} is One Eyed Matt. That would be a great conversation to earwig on.

Amorite

'huh'

I'm awright

'oh i see'

Amorite

Hilarious and hugely informative. 

Never (Muriel Zagha doing her exquisite Churchill impression).

Never Stop

Never Stop Learning