Ronald Reagan: Killer. Coward. Conman.
Alex Constantine
Alex Constantine - September 2, 2014 Free Enterprise Free enterprise -- it's free enough no doubt.
Necessary background: "THE BUSH-HINCKLEY CONNECTION" archive, "Who Shot Ronald Reagan?" and "All in the Family: Poppy Bush's Failed Assassination of Reagan & the Hinckley - Lennon Connection": "When the Hinckley oil company, Vanderbilt Oil, started to fail in the 1960s, Bush, Sr.
How Ronald Reagan turned America into a nation of children A new book on the rise of modern conservatism argues that Reagan's rhetoric infantilized our political culture — with devastating consequences.
Alex Constantine
Alex Constantine - June 25, 2014 Free Enterprise Free enterprise -- it's free enough no doubt.
Dan E. Moldea
Return to The Works Dark Victory: Ronald Reagan, MCA, and the Mob (Viking Press, 1986) By Dan E. Moldea Chap.
Gail Harland visits an old cargo plane in Costa Rica, converted into a restaurant, and discovers a Cold War relic involving a tale of political scandal, the CIA, arms trading and the Iran-Contra Affair.
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In an excerpt from his new book Let It Shine, John Perlin reveals how one of the first actions of the new Reagan administration was to dim the lights on what had been a promising start for an American solar energy program.
6-02-05 According to US government documents, Cuban exile and known terrorist Luis Posada Carriles participated in the Iran-Contra scandal, a program carried out illegally by the Reagan administration whereby arms were sold secretly to Iran and the proceeds from the sales were funneled illegally to the rebel group known as the “Contras” in Nicaragua.