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Monday, August 31, 2026
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I just started a fundraiser for Anton Chaitkin. Consider helping him out
As many people know, Anton Chaitkin is a legend in the realm of history research stretching back five decades of original work, political activism and profound discoveries that have shed light on historical truths that would have been rubbed out of our collective memory were it not for his efforts. The methodology and discoveries he has promoted in his thousands of essays and books have shaped the minds of countless researchers and citizens which includes myself. Currently Anton is balancing a major challenge of writing the most important book series of his entire life devoted to shedding light on America’s fight for universal progress (from Franklin to Kennedy) into the light of day. His work can also be found on his Substack here. Sadly this Herculean effort needs to be balanced with the challenge of caring for his wife Janice on a daily basis who has suffered from Leukemia for years. The costs and time needed to provide for Janice’s treatment, nursing services and other needs make his important history research work difficult. I would like to request that everyone who has been positively affected by Anton’s work over the years provide some assistance to both lighten his and Janice’s burdens while also helping to free him up to do the sort of original research that our world desperately needs at this moment of crisis in history.
(Donors who give more than $50 will get a free digital copy of Anton’s America’s Fight For Universal Progress and for donations of $100 or more, I have been authorized to send both published digital volumes)
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Saturday, August 29, 2026
RTF lecture invitation: Poets and the Origins of World War I - Sunday Aug 30 at 2pm ET
RTF lecture invitation: Poets and the Origins of World War I - Sunday Aug 30 at 2pm ETSpeaker: Hall Gardner
This Sunday at 2pm Eastern Time, Professor Hall Gardner will deliver a presentation on the importance of breaking the dividing wall separating arts and geopolitics. While presenting the ways poets and intellectuals such as Victor Hugo, Karl Marx, Rudyard Kipling, Wilfred Owen and other interpreted the geopolitics of the time before and during the so-called Great War, the discussion will seek to explode several myths about the origins of World War I The first myth is that the world was sleep walking into the war. The second is that German militarism caused the war. A third myth, that really developed after the Bolshevik revolution, was that it was impossible to negotiate with the Russians despite the formation of the 1907 Anglo-Russian entente. And a fourth myth was that there was no political alternatives to war. Speaker Bio: Hall Gardner is a professor in the Department of International and Comparative Politics at the American University of Paris, whose many books can be purchased here, and whose essays and poetry are found here. His official website is www.hallgardner.com Click the zoom link below to access the live lecture:... Subscribe to Rising Tide Foundation to unlock the rest.Become a paying subscriber of Rising Tide Foundation to get access to this post and other subscriber-only content. A subscription gets you:
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