The Constantine Report - On American Terrorism & Fascism
The Fox host fabricated a story about hearing a shady associate of Lee Harvey Oswald commit suicide By Natasha Lennard Salon, February 1, 2013 Bill O’Reilly’s bestselling book on the JFK assassination, “Killing Kennedy,” partly follows the travails of O’Reilly himself as a young reporter trying to uncover the truth behind the president’s death.
This announcement comes a bit late, but I've attached links to articles by Heather Brooke on government secrecy in the United Kingdom and the media for anyone interested in her work on "mind control propaganda.
Soraya Sepahpour
By Soraya Sepahpour-Ulrich Global Research, January 26, 2013 On November 22, 2012, the Los Angeles Times published an alarming piece of news entitled “Cyber Corps program trains spies for the digital age”.
Alex Constantine
" ... This book is so bad – in content and style – that it deserves a close reading, primarily because it .
Alex Constantine
Data Dump Yesterday, a number of "mainstream" media outlets, including Fox News and NPR, reported that the plane that crashed with Mexican singer Jenni Rivera aboard belongs to Christian Esquino Nuñez, an accused Mexican drug smuggler with an interest in Starwood Management in Las Vegas, licensee of the doomed plane.
The Reporter, December 8, 2012 “Big Brother is watching you.” That was the pervasive punch line in Briti.
Key facts excerpted from "Pentagon Overseas Propaganda Plan Stirs Controversy," by Tom Vanden Brook, USA TODAY, November 20, 2012: * Senior officers at the Pentagon are being advised on countering Taliban propaganda by a marketing expert whose company once weeded out reporters who wrote negative stories in Afghanistan.
By Gary Martin Houston Chronicle, November 24, 2012 WASHINGTON - Are unmanned aircraft, known to have difficulty avoiding collisions, safe to use in America's crowded airspace? And would their widespread use for surveillance result in unconstitutional invasions of privacy? Experts say neither question has been answered satisfactorily.
Steve Kangas
"... The Association for Responsible Dissent estimates that by 1987, 6 million people had died as a result of .