Tag: halloween
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#MorningMonarchy: September 28, 2017
Rescheduled doomsday, cannibal couple and cult music + this day in history w/the Omaha race riots and our song of the day by Prolly Knot on your Morning Monarchy for September 28, 2017.
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Creepy Clowns and the Copycat Effect w/Loren Coleman
Loren Coleman joins us on Halloween to talk about the one scary thing that’s been haunting this creeped-out Presidential Election all year long: creepy clowns.
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#PumpUpThaVolume Halloween Special: October 31, 2016 (Hour 1) ♬
Media Monarchy plays KMFDM, NOFX, M83 and more on the first hour of a scary-good #PumpUpThaVolume for October 31, 2016. ♬
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#MorningMonarchy: October 31, 2016
October surprises, the church of bleach and political clowns + this day in history w/Debbie Gibson’s séance and our song of the day by Leonard Cohen on your Morning Monarchy for October 31, 2016.
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#PumpUpThaVolume Halloween Special: October 31, 2016 (Hour 2) ♬
Media Monarchy plays Goblin, King Horror, Death and more on the previously-unreleased second hour of a scary-good #PumpUpThaVolume for October 31, 2016. ♬
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#MorningMonarchy: October 27, 2016
OK crime spree, ‘Satan 2’ songs and the Dreamworld/Doomocracy theme park + this day in history w/the Baltimore Four and our song of the day by Honeyblood on your Morning Monarchy for October 27, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: October 20, 2016
Charismatic leaders, severe hallucinations and ‘Purge Night’ + this day in history w/”Saturday Night Massacre” and our song of the day by Flock Of Dimes on your Morning Monarchy for October 20, 2016.
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@DeadlineLive: James Evan Pilato on Media Manipulations
Media Monarchy joins Jack Blood on the eve of Halloween to talk about centrally-intelligent media + ‘This Day In History’ headlines and more on Deadline Live! Download/Subscribe
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Halloween grinch in North Dakota? Fat notes replace candy
from cnn.com: Instead of handing out candy, a local woman called into a radio station, saying she plans to pass out letters to trick-or-treaters she feels are “moderately obese.” How do you say killjoy? “I just want to send a message to the parents of kids that are really overweight,” said the woman, who identified…
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Haunted History of Halloween
Halloween began over 2,000 years ago among the Celts and their priests, the Druids. Samhain, the Druids most important ritual, signified the death of Summer on November 1. In a blog titled, “Halloween: A Covenant with Death & Hell,” Dr Terry Watkins sees mostly evil and informs, “The Druids believed, during Samhain, the mystic veil…
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Halloween Hitlist: ‘I Want Candy, Bubblegum & Taffy!’
Dentists buy back Halloween candy to send to troops // Video: Mc Pee Pants – “I WANT CANDY” // 10-year-old draws a pistol to protect his Halloween candy // Beware of gummy bears found under the influence
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ground zero: speak no evil, only a test & more
listen/subscribe to @clydelewis on @kxlnews weeknights 9-12 demons of the lesser god* groundzerotv: halloween at alpha broadcasting* say goodnight gacy* gacy images one, two & three* speak no evil of the dead* beating the dead horse* is it only a test?* live video: gz radio on livestream* previous: exorsystem, night visitors & more
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halloween: druid origins & the role of catholic church
Halloween began over 2,000 years ago among the Celts and their priests, the Druids. Samhain, the Druids most important ritual, signified the death of Summer on November 1. In a blog titled, “Halloween: A Covenant with Death & Hell,” Dr Terry Watkins sees mostly evil and informs, “The Druids believed, during Samhain, the mystic veil…
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on the brink of blue beam: ‘war of the worlds’-style hoax imminent?
from the intel hub: The fact stands that there are patents and military technologies available to project 3D holograms including light and sound onto a background composed of barium and strontium (the very components that make up chemtrails, or aerosol sprays typically used in stratospheric geoengineering applications). Yes, geoengineering/chemtrails are a reality — in fact…
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are horror films anti-religious?
from sun-sentinel: It’s Halloween and time to revisit films that help us stare down our most primal fears. But beware: You’ll often see religious themes — actually, anti-religious ones — woven deeply into the storylines. “It’s one of the only genres that gives credence to the idea that there is a supernatural world,” artist Craig…