Wednesday, January 31, 2024

The American Gulag Chronicles
Guest: Tim Rivers
Book: The American Gulag Chronicles
Link: https://www.americangulagchronicles.com/product/the-american-gulag-chronicles-letter-from-prison

The American Gulag Chronicles

Guest: Tim Rivers
Book: The American Gulag Chronicles
Link: https://www.americangulagchronicles.com/product/the-american-gulag-chronicles-letter-from-prison

Monday, May 22, 2023

Sociology for Conservatives: An American Conservative Social Theory 2021

Left-Wing Anti-Semitism: The Internal Jewish Spiritual War

Was Hitler a Leftist: The Nazi missing link

The Case for JEXIT: The American Jewish Exodus from the Left

The Populist Wave: The Origin and Rise of American Nationalism and Populism

On the Jewish Question by Charles Moscowitz

Saturday, August 6, 2022

Charles Moscowitz Author Page

https://www.amazon.com/author/charlesmoscowitz

King Phillips War 1675-1676 was a brief and extremely violent altercation between an alliance of Native American Tribes and the English colonists of southern New England. The war ended the relatively peaceful relations that were established over fifty years earlier by Squanto and the Wampanoag Sachem Massasoit with the Pilgrims in 1621, a peace that was exemplified by the First Thanksgiving of 1621.

After the death of Sachem Massasoit in 1661, his eldest son Wamsutta became Sachem but he died shortly afterward under mysterious circumstances after leaving the home of Plymouth Colony Governor Josiah Winslow. His brother Metacom, known as King Phillip, thus became Sachem in 1662. King Phillip hated the English colonists and spent several years forming alliances with native tribes in southern New England. At the time of the outbreak of the war, Phillip had almost three thousand warriors ready to fall upon the colonies where they planned to murder every colonist in New England.

There were many legitimate causes for Phillip’s anger, among them the simple pressures that naturally accompanied the development of new colonies on native lands.

The triggering event that led to the outbreak was when a Wampanoag native named John Sassamon, a Harvard graduate and a “praying Indian,” exposed King Phillips conspiracy to colonial government

authorities. The term praying Indian was used to describe Natives living in the increasing number of

Native communities who had converted to Christianity. Sassamon was subsequently murdered and three of King Phillip’s men were tried, convicted and hanged on July 8, 1675 for the murder. The jury was made up of natives and colonists of equal number but nevertheless the results triggered King Phillip to launch the war against the colonists.

At first the Native confederation under the command of King Phillip had the upper hand with a

slaughter of colonists first in the Massachusetts settlement of Swansea and then in settlements across

Plymouth Colony, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and western Massachusetts. Native forces attacked

Plymouth were they were repulsed, burned Providence, Rhode Island to the ground, and entered

Springfield, Mass. Then the Narragansett’s, members of the confederacy, were defeated in a fearful

slaughter of natives called the great battle of the swamp.

After failing to secure aid from French Canada, and after failing to form an alliance with the Mohawk Tribe in New York State, King Phillip began to retreat in the winter of 1675-1687 in a war of attrition. The colonialists picked up steam with many native tribes joining their forces against Phillip and many natives began to scatter to points north and west. Colonial forces mercilessly massacred natives loyal to Phillip while granting amnesty to those who declared their neutrality. While Phillips allies deserted him, he made his last stand near where he started the war, south of Providence, Rhode Island. Phillip was shot by a Native named John Alderman on August 12, 1676. His head was displayed on a pole in Plymouth colony for the next twenty years. Except for a few skirmishes, mostly in Maine, the war was over. An estimated

600 colonists and 3,000 Natives had died in the terrible conflagration.

Wednesday, June 15, 2022

Partners in Torah

https://rumble.com/v17xeyv-partners-in-torah.html?mref=1389f&mc=1bxct

Tuesday, May 3, 2022

The Biden Coup-The Socio-Political effects of an Illegitimate Regime

It’s time for a national conversation about the Election of 2020

So says Charles Moscowitz, author of The Biden Coup-The Socio-Political effects of an Illegitimate Regime.

Boston veteran radio host, podcaster, author Charles Moscowitz notes that today, over a year after the 2020 election, an average of 60% of Republicans polled continue to believe that the 2020 election was stolen from President Donald Trump.

Drawing from a February 4^th, 2021, Time Magazine article: The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign that Saved the 2020 Election, Moscowitz makes the case that indeed the election was stolen and that, in the interest of uniting the country, Americans must conduct a respectful national conversation and debate on this vital topic. After all, notes Moscowitz, there is nothing more important to the survival of our democracy than a free and fair election which is the glory of our Republic.

In The Biden Coup-The Socio-Political Effects of an Illegitimate Regime, sociology student Charles Moscowitz examines the social effects of the Pandemic leading up to the election and the so-called January 6^th insurrection. Elaborating on what Trump advisor Stephen K. Bannon called “The Administrative State” Moscowitz presents his theories on the origin and nature of the MAGA movement and Trump derangement.

Charles Moscowitz Website: https://charlesmoscowitz.com/

Interview Charles Moscowitz: 617-271-5044 / charlesmoscowitz@gmail.com

Tuesday, September 15, 2020

God is God: Should Trump court the Jewish vote?

God is God: Should Trump court the Jewish vote?: Title: God is God: God is the Creator and the Law-Giver Book release scheduled for October 1, 2020 Contact Charles Moscowitz: charlesmosc...

Monday, September 14, 2020

God is God: Advise to Antifa-BLM Protesters: Know God

God is God: Advise to Antifa-BLM Protesters: Know God: God is God: The Creator and the Law-Giver Release Date: October 1, 2020 Contact: Charles Moscowitz (617) 271-5044 / charlesmoscowitz@gmail...

Tuesday, April 7, 2020

CHARLESMOSCOWITZ.COM: Covid 19 and Stem Enhance Ultra

CHARLESMOSCOWITZ.COM: Covid 19 and Stem Enhance Ultra: The Science around Stem Cells is still young and it is still considered experimental and while I am not a scientist I nevertheless personall...

Sunday, September 15, 2019

A Trump Manifesto

NEW BOOK

The Revolutionary Mind and the counter-Revolution

Contact Charles Moscowitz:

charlesmoscowitz@gmail.com

(617) 271-5044

"President Donald Trump and the movement that he leads, a movement that reverberates around the world, is a manifestation of a counter-Revolutionary tradition of nationalism, sovereignty and individual freedom" observes YouTube host, columnist and author Charles Moscowitz, author of The Revolutionary Mind and the counter-Revolution. "I hope this book serves as a philosophical manifesto for the Trump movement" says Moscowitz.

The Boston based author identifies the means and motives of the revolution as it has shape-shifted through history leaving a devastating trail of poverty and suffering, war and genocide. A student of Sociology, Moscowitz analyses the negative psychological effect of the revolutionary idea on those who have been hypnotized by it and the regressive influence the revolution has had on society since it was launched by the serpent in the Garden of Eden.

Former Communist Whittaker Chambers wrote:

“It [Communism] is not new. It is, in fact, man's second oldest faith. Its promise was whispered in the first days of the Creation under the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil: "Ye shall be as gods." It is the great alternative faith of mankind.

"At every turn in history the unnatural and satanic forces of Revolution have stymied the genuine and progressive counter-revolution which found its greatest expression in the American Revolution of 1776" notes Moscowitz.

Books by Charles Moscowitz:

Communism is not dead

Assasination in America

On the Jewish Question

Apostles of Evolution

Contact Charles Moscowitz:

charlesmoscowitz@gmail.com

(617) 271-5044