Tag: cold war
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#MorningMonarchy: December 20, 2017
Uber ambulance, snacking occasions and dead pharma + this day in history w/’Roger & Me’ opens and our song of the year by Nikki Lane on your Morning Monarchy for December 20, 2017.
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#MorningMonarchy: September 18, 2017
Missile command, martial law and future dead cops + this day in history w/Jimmy Carter’s UFO report and our song of the day by Rostam on your Morning Monarchy for September 18, 2017.
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#MorningMonarchy: July 7, 2017
Propaganda 101, retraction action and Saudi suitors + this day in history w/7/7 and our song of the day by Public Service Broadcasting on your Morning Monarchy for July 7, 2017.
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#MorningMonarchy: December 12, 2016
Criminals in action, bizarro world and countering disinformation + this day in history w/Bush v. Gore and our song of the day by Kindling on your Morning Monarchy for December 12, 2016.
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Interview w/ Jay Dyer on ‘Interstellar’
Does the mainstream news cycle know when a new Christopher Nolan film is coming out? Jay Dyer of JaysAnalysis.com joins Media Monarchy to talk about the new film ‘Interstellar’ and all of the synchromystical connections to current events happening now in the sky – and crashing into the Earth. Kubrick, monoliths, comets, rockets and so…
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Interview w/ Matt McCormick of ‘Buzz One Four’
‘Buzz One Four’ is the forthcoming documentary film from Portland-based filmmaker Matt McCormick that tells the tale of the “ill-fated flight of a Cold War Air Force B-52 bomber loaded with two thermonuclear bombs that crashed approximately 100 miles from Washington DC in 1964…” Media Monarchy takes a quick look at the politically personal reasons…
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Sorry, America, the New World Order Is Dead
from foreignpolicy.com: In the 1990s, it was possible to believe that a new international order had replaced the bipolar system of the Cold War. Memorably dubbed the “new world order” by President George H.W. Bush, it was characterized by the peaceful settlement of disputes through international courts, universal human rights, international criminal justice, and free…
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Interview w/Jon Rappoport on MKULTRA Jazz
Investigative journalist Jon Rappoprt’s article, ‘US Jazz Musicians Were Drafted Into the CIA’s MKULTRA,’ caught my ear so he’s joining Media Monarchy for some classic ‘Acid Dreams’.
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Cold War 2.0 and the Threat of Nuclear Warfare
from GRTV.ca: The rhetoric that has been spewed in recent years about nuclear disarmament is, of course, was always just that: rhetoric. The US government has never seriously considered giving up its nuclear stockpile, or even renouncing a first-use nuclear doctrine. As Dr. Yuki Tanaka of Hiroshima University explains, the Obama administration has not simply…
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Ukraine Crisis: New World Order? It’s Just Like the Old One
from telegraph.co.uk: Here we are again, facing Russia across the barricades. How did that happen? Only five minutes ago, the West was celebrating the collapse of Soviet communism: a historic victory which had been achieved without a shot being fired. Russia would now join the free world as a capitalist economy, with something like democratic…
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Retro Sci-Fi Weekend: ‘This Is Not A Test’
1962 sci-fi flick ‘This Is Not A Test’ reminds viewers of Cold War paranoia of that year.
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1984 Cold War Incident: Soviet Laser Fired Upon Shuttle Challenger
The Soviet Defense Minister concerned about American spying, ordered Terra-3 laser fired upon the Shuttle! The laser beam caused malfunctions on shuttle and sickened crew members, and resulted, in a formal diplomatic protest.
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ufo crash at aztec, nm
The relatively unknown Aztec, NM UFO crash on March 25, 1948 is every bit as interesting as Roswell. Scott Ramsey, ufo researcher, provides riveting information in “Aztec 1948 Hoax or Hidden Truth?” video documentary. You may also purchase the video here. Jerry Pippin interviewed Scott and Suzanne Ramsey, “The Story of Aztec” at the Aztec…
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what happened to telstar?
Whatever happened to Telstar? The first communications satellite (COMSAT) to relay television signals launched from Cape Canaveral on July 10, 1962. A video of the launch can be viewed here. Telstar’s Wikipedia entry reveals the COMSAT was a victim of the cold war. “The day before Telstar 1 was launched, the United States had tested…
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kent state tape recording reveals gunshots by fbi informant
revelations prompt congressional inquiry from ap: A tape recording of the 1970 shooting deaths of four Kent State University students by Ohio National Guardsmen reveals the sound of pistol shots 70 seconds earlier, a newspaper reported Friday citing the work of a forensic audio expert. The finding lends support to a theory that the guardsmen…