Quarantine Stream: Biological Warfare and Dionysian Music

E_Michael_Jones
Published on Jan 10, 2022
Dr. E. Michael Jones and Fr. Andrej VonÄina discuss the outbreak of the Coronavirus, the lockdowns, and the geopolitical implications. The second half of the video discusses the Logos of Music, and its use in the sacred liturgy.
Podcast Version: https://culturewars.com/podcasts/biological-warfare-and-dionysian-music
Fr. VonÄina's channel: https://bit.ly/2U2ie7o
March 2020 Issue of Culture Wars is available here: https://culturewars.com/volumes-31-40/cw-39-4
Featured Articles:
Black Frankenstein Turns on its Jewish Creators - E. Michael Jones (https://bit.ly/3d9DVtu)
Does the Catholic Church Still Want to Make Converts? - John Beaumont (https://bit.ly/2w5wuDh)
â€œCatholic Zionismâ€ Contradiction in Terms - Robert Sungenis (https://bit.ly/2UhZ24x)
A Cultural Marxist Critique of Logos Rising - David Hawkes (https://culturewars.com/news/logos-rising-hawkes-review)
Dr. Jones' latest book Logos Rising will be available soon. Get details here: https://fidelitypress.org/logos
#Coronavirus #Quarantine #Covid19

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