Podcast
Through A Glass Darkly Podcast
Hosted by Cynthia Chung · EN
On matters of geopolitics, counterintelligence, revisionist history and cultural warfare.
cynthiachung.substack.com
cynthiachung.substack.com
17episodes
Episodes
Newest firstAll episodes
What Determines a "Limit to Growth"?
Feb 1801:15:39Tap to summarizeFor the transcript along with images to this lecture refer here:Also check out our “Escaping Calypso’s Island” RTF Docu Series:Cynthia Chung is the President of the Rising Tide Foundation and author of the books “The Shaping of a World Religion” & “The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set,” consider supporting her work by making a donation and subscribing to her substack page Through A Glass Darkly.Watch our other RTF and CP films and documentaries here. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cynthiachung.substack.com/subscribe
Transcribe →
Mel K & Cynthia Chung | Beyond the Great Reset: Humanity Can Do Better
Feb 1600:55:57Tap to summarizeIn this show with Mel K, I go over the ability to green deserts, eliminate landfills and other solutions to crises we face globally today, that we could begin addressing right now, if people were in fact informed of the already existing solutions we have at our fingertips. In other words, our crisis ridden world is an engineered one, full of artificial crises meant to look as natural in their occurrence and impossible to overcome; whereas in fact, they were created for you to accept and leave unchallenged the constraints chosen for you to abide by. To never question the hand that willfully withholds…You can watch the video version of our discussion here:People can also check out my paper on this subject here:Also make sure to check out our Docu-Series “Escaping Calypso’s Island” available for free below:Cynthia Chung is the President of the Rising Tide Foundation and author of the book “The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set,” consider supporting her work by making a donation and subscribing to her substack page Through A Glass DarklyAlso watch for free our RTF Docu-Series “Escaping Calypso’s Island: A Journey Out of Our Green Delusion” and our CP Docu-Series “The Hidden Hand Behind UFOs”. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cynthiachung.substack.com/subscribe
Transcribe →
The Curse of Game Theory
Feb 700:38:30Tap to summarizeIs the world a zero sum game or an open system shaped by creativity and cooperation? What truly defines humanity’s supposed “limits to growth” and what is a “limited resource”? Is overpopulation a true crisis or is it a myth?In this second episode in the ongoing series ‘Escaping Calypso’s Island’, Cynthia Chung explores these questions, and examines the fallacies underlying the popular notion that human civilization can only grow at the expense of nature.IF you are inspired by this film, and want to help us make more, then consider making a donation using this link.You can watch the trailer to the series below:To watch the rest of the docu-series refer here:Cynthia Chung is the President of the Rising Tide Foundation and author of the books “The Shaping of a World Religion” & “The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set,” consider supporting her work by making a donation and subscribing to her substack page Through A Glass Darkly.Watch our other RTF and CP films and documentaries here. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cynthiachung.substack.com/subscribe
Transcribe →
The Realpolitik of Transhumanism
Jan 1300:23:06Tap to summarizeFor those interested in reading the article with images included refer here:Cynthia Chung is the President of the Rising Tide Foundation and author of the books “The Shaping of a World Religion” & “The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set,” consider supporting her work by making a donation and subscribing to her substack page Through A Glass Darkly.Watch our other RTF and CP films and documentaries here. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cynthiachung.substack.com/subscribe
Transcribe →
Pushkin's 'Little Tragedies' and the Law of Nemesis
Jan 701:38:19Tap to summarizeMany in the West are not familiar with the works of Alexander Pushkin. They may not even be aware of his existence and this is a real loss for western thinking. Just as Shakespeare is admired throughout the world and not just in Britain, for his lessons are universal and touch all hearts no matter what period or part of the world they were born into, so too does Pushkin partake in and deserve our attention. For those who are not familiar with Pushkin, he is considered the Father of the Russian language.Though Russia had existed for centuries, with the founding of the Russian Empire in 1721, the Russian language was not considered well-established until Pushkin, who lived from 1799 to 1837. He was only 37 years old when he was killed. When channels of dialogue were re-opened with Europe, after over 230 years of almost no communication due to the Russian Orthodox Church declaring autocephaly in 1448, Russia felt how far it had fallen behind. As Pushkin would write “The great epoch of the Renaissance had no influence here [in Russia].” By the time of the reign of Tsarina Elisabeth I (1741-1762), French became the dominant language of the Russian courts and intellectual circles.To be “well read” in French thought became a fad of sorts and a sign of one’s good breeding and superiority. It did not take long for the latest fads in French philosophical thought to penetrate into Russian courts and amongst the Russian “intellectuals.” And so Russia had missed out on the Renaissance but would immerse itself in the French intellectual movement of the Enlightenment and be sure not to be left behind this time around. At the time there really wasn’t a Russian philosophical school, and the Russian language which was incredibly undeveloped, did not have the capability to communicate the sorts of ideas that were being conveyed by the intellectual movements of Europe.It was thus no surprise that most aristocrats and intellectuals of Russia learned how to speak and think in French. Although it was typical that many foreign languages were spoken at court, French became the dominant language during the reign of Tsarina Elisabeth I, and the Russian language became increasingly something considered for only “lowly uneducated peasants”. Thus not only did the elite mostly think and converse in a foreign language, but their published works in the sciences and arts were also written down in the French language. Catherine the Great would reign from 1762-1796, and ardently promoted Enlightenment thinking, even holding regular correspondences with Voltaire. In spite of this apparent erudition of the courts, injustice and inequality also flourished and by the end of Catherine the Great’s reign, 90% of the Russian population, that is 20 million people, lived in serfdom.It would take a Pushkin, who was born three years after Catherine’s reign, to correct this scar within Russia’s psyche and attract people from around the world to read amongst the most beautiful works in poetry, drama and philosophy for the first time in the Russian language.In this lecture, Cynthia Chung discusses Pushkin’s rightful place among the literary greats, such as Shakespeare and Schiller, focusing on Pushkin’s “Little Tragedies,” and the role of Nemesis.Cynthia Chung is the President of the Rising Tide Foundation and author of the books “The Shaping of a World Religion” & “The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set,” consider supporting her work by making a donation and subscribing to her substack page Through A Glass Darkly.Also watch our RTF and CP films and documentaries here. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cynthiachung.substack.com/subscribe
Transcribe →
C.S. Lewis' Perelandra: Towards a Beatific or Miserific Vision?
Dec 1301:28:25Tap to summarizeIn this gripping lecture, Cynthia Chung dives into C.S. Lewis’s Perelandra, revealing the ultimate conflict disguised as science fiction: the battle for the soul of a new, un-fallen world.Discover the chilling philosophy of Professor Weston, the brilliant scientist whose quest for progress evolves into a terrifying, self-proclaimed “transhumanist” gospel. Learn how his journey from “planetary imperialism” leads him to a final, shocking declaration: “I Weston am your god and your devil” [04:21:50].This lecture uncovers:* The Unman: The moment a modern scientist, embracing “emergent evolution,” becomes a sophisticated sophist possessed by a dark force—a “black oyarsa”—hell-bent on corrupting a new “Eve” [04:11:51].* Diabolism as Morality: The provocative claim that the “diabolism” of today’s great men is simply the “morality of the next stage,” challenging the very foundation of human ethics [04:11:51].* The Quarantine: Why Earth is the “Silent Planet”—an “enemy occupied territory” quarantined by God—and what happens when the forces of modern science break that barrier [02:22:04].This is more than a book analysis; it’s C.S. Lewis’s profound warning that every human choice is an inescapable step toward either the “beatific or the miserific vision” [05:29:43].Click on the video above to uncover C.S. Lewis’s prophetic warning about the true war for the future of humanity. Or watch on youtube here:You can watch or read the transcripts of Part I and III of this series here:Cynthia Chung is the President of the Rising Tide Foundation and author of the books “The Shaping of a World Religion” & “The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set,” consider supporting her work by making a donation and subscribing to her substack page Through A Glass Darkly.Also watch our RTF and CP films and documentaries here. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cynthiachung.substack.com/subscribe
Transcribe →
Like a Phoenix: The Death and Rebirth of America
Nov 2600:49:42Tap to summarize“A Republic, If We Can Phoenix It.”The phrase sounds like a promise of rebirth, but what if the fire is not cleansing, but pure destruction? You’ve heard the influential voices of the Intellectual Dark Web call for America’s “rebirth,” but this documentary reveals the horrifying truth hidden behind their most sacred metaphor: The Phoenix.This is not a story of renewal; it’s a chilling historical exposé that connects a celebrated evolutionary biologist’s rallying cry to a dark, infamous CIA assassination program: Operation Phoenix [04:34].Dare to watch and discover:* The Secret Agenda: How the call to “Phoenix the Republic” is actually a chilling prescription for self-destruction, engineered by institutions with ties tracing back to the notorious Tavistock Institute and the dawn of psychological warfare [09:29].* The Double Agent: The shocking truth about the “migrant crisis,” and how one of the Intellectual Dark Web’s leading figures—a man warning you about the very chaos—was instrumental in mapping out the exact UN blueprint for the mass migration he now denounces [24:09].* The Blueprint for Collapse: Unearth the historical parallels between this modern crisis and the U.S. military’s darkest clandestine operations, from Vietnam’s scorched-earth terror to the death squads of Operation Condor [35:17], revealing a continuous thread of social engineering designed to burn the village... to save it.This film strips away the facade of modern punditry to expose the globalist architects who believe they must destroy America to save it.They want you to embrace the fire. Watch this film to understand why.You can also watch the film on youtube here.You can read the written version of this film here:Support our work and help us make more films by making a donation here.Cynthia Chung is the President of the Rising Tide Foundation and author of the books “The Shaping of a World Religion” & “The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set,” consider supporting her work by making a donation and subscribing to her substack page Through A Glass Darkly. Watch our other RTF and CP films and documentaries here. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cynthiachung.substack.com/subscribe
Transcribe →