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RJ Gibson's avatar

Oh, Frank, we weren't finding fault. We thought it was a Catholic version of a Freudian slip. Your work is outstanding and much appreciated.

Frank Wright's avatar

I feel like I’ve let you down when I blunder. Well pobody’s nerfect as they say lol

Mark Gross's avatar

Excellent meditation, thank you.

Frank Wright's avatar

You’re welcome Mark. I’m glad you found it worthwhile

Mark Gross's avatar

It's about time folks pulled their heads out of their... navels!

I have been telling folks I have decided to "define my reality" as reality! (as though it were a choice, I know)

Helenhan12345's avatar

It’s so satisfying to read your work—it’s like quenching a deep thirst. I’ll try to read all your articles. You’re a profound thinker in these dark times. God bless you. following you here after watching your Makerfield interview.

Sam's avatar
May 29Edited

Same, I saw the interview an came here right after

I was quite shocked by his pulling together of multiple art forms to support his primary thesis. Reminds me of a Greek philosopher or modernist poet like Lawrence. So practical and intuitive that it is dangerous to the power structure - simplicity and common sense overcoming complexity and abstraction.

Pulling from the eternal truths of art is the ONLY way to affect change when you don't hold the levers of power. This is why philosophers are always the ultimate power within a society, though it usually takes a few generations after their death to feel the impact. We are currently in the wake of Nietzsche and will continue to be in it for several more centuries.

We do live in amazing times where we can safely say what had to be hidden behind esotericism for millennia. Ezra Pound was imprisoned for saying the same thing just a few decades ago, and he wasn't half as straightforward as the author of this article.

Helenhan12345's avatar

Frank is a giant thinker of our time. You can recognise that immediately in your soul. The dam is breaking, and we are going to win.

Frank Wright's avatar

Thank you Helen. I am very glad I could help in this small way.

Late but in earnest's avatar

Thankyou Frank. I’ve been pondering on similar lines, but without your wisdom-infused knowledge.

Seems we’ve gobbled up the Rogerian ‘person centred story’ strategy to the bottom of the now empty bread bin and are stunned to find only a few dry crumbs left.

Now we are slowly beginning to understand it’s the other way around: we are story-centred people, or else, we are empty bread bins

Frank Wright's avatar

Men do remember and the lights have not yet gone out. In the past, when they have done so, it was not the end. I rather think we are coming out of a dark age rather than entering one.

Late but in earnest's avatar

Indeed. The story of The Prodigal Son. When he was reduced to eating husks with the pigs, he ‘came to himself’ and returned to The Father, who saw him from afar and ran to embrace him. Divine Mercy. Lord have mercy on us and on the whole world.

Sam's avatar

Not what I expected from the Englishman with the funny hat - I was very, very impressed. Knew the Pound quote a couple words in and was immediately engaged, nobody quotes pound anymore. This sort of literature needs to be made into pamphlets and provided to the public who will never come across it on substack. This is exactly why Ezra did his Italy broadcast where he dropped the poetics and esotericism, to reach masses.

P Hellyer's avatar

Very true. We must all return to the Catholic religion. Not the woke version of Pope Leo but the true religion that was intact before the Vatican council but was subverted by clerics who put Man first and God second

DG's avatar

Fantastic work Frank. I'll keep coming back.

Paddy Early's avatar

I was in Lourdes last week and it was wonderful. But what really struck me was how awesome the triple Church structures are. The workmanship was simply incredible and this was late 1800’s.

By contrast the new buildings on the opposite side of the river are ugly brutalist constructions with no sense of pride that these buildings are for the glory of God. In addition the ugly concrete facades are crumbling!

Anti God people have no sense of love, truth and beauty😭

Everything now is illusory about “money” and enslavement to the ways of the world🤮

But thank God it is collapsing and will continue to do so.

As none of us knows if we will survive this collapse the only thing of eternal value is to be in a state of Grace🙏

Christy Moorish's avatar

You just keep the brilliant work coming, Frank!

Deedee's avatar

Awesome Frank thank You !

Frank Wright's avatar

Well thank you for telling me and I am glad you liked it.

Deedee's avatar

I look forward to your writings and watching u and Father Murr on lifesite. Your light in the dark . 🍀

Frank Bruno's avatar

Stunningly, good article FW …….Me thinks, We kept the structure, lost the soul, and now we’re wondering why nothing holds.

Frank Wright's avatar

Why thank you Mr Bruno. I wonder sometimes how these things go across and so it is most encouraging to hear I did not waste your time.

Kaylene Emery's avatar

As ever , thank you Frank.

Frank Wright's avatar

Thank you Kaylene! How kind.

RJ Gibson's avatar

"We have been formed by the experiment of the long 20th cenutry"...When I saw the typo, I felt inspired to find words beginning with cenu. There are 3. They all refer to an infection, often fatal, mostly attacking sheep. Oh the irony. Pascendi Dominici Gregis but in the 20th century we've been fed poison.

Frank Wright's avatar

Oh dear. I cleaned the keyboard the other day and it has been a bit iffy. Will try to do less badly in future. Sorry

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Frank Wright's avatar

Oh the Rothschilds appear to be running the Epstein Mob to some degree. As for the City - well, I doubt it. Not been a very good show for Lloyd’s, has it?

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Frank Wright's avatar

It’s not something I can speak to really. I do agree the old Sykes-Picot lines may indeed be erased but the question is by whom and what for.