Tag: mlk
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history/mystery: cronkite, coke, carnaby & claims
walter cronkite not expected to recover, family says… but, walter cronkite was therefrom twilight language: Walter Cronkite covered many mysteries and disasters during his lifetime. His Dutch family’s surname originally was Krankheyt, which intriguingly means “illness.” Growing up, Cronkite was a member of the Houston chapter of DeMolay, a Masonic fraternal organization for boys. Cronkite…
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early evening, april 4th: the death of mlk, 41 yrs later
why king was assassinatedfrom brasscheck tv: Every year, Martin Luther King’s contribution to the moral character of the United States becomes clearer and clearer. What also becomes clearer is the power and ruthlessness of the forces he was opposing. The probability that King was killed by forces within the US government becomes clearer every day…
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history/mystery: opium, mlk, jfk, churchill & nazis
deadly diversion: opium trafficking, cia & the challenger disasterfrom alex constantine: The Challenger disaster took its sweet time gestating – several years to piece it all together, in fact. I’m completely aware that this story will be doubted initially by anyone unfamiliar with the many relevant facts (and by standard American donut heads long subjected…
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new jfk tapes: ‘the rewards of politics are infinite’
from whdh: Newly discovered audio tapes provide a look inside the life of John F. Kennedy just as he was getting his 1960 presidential campaign started. The audio was recorded at a dinner party at the Kennedy home in Georgetown. Two journalists asked the young senator about life, health, and politics. The tapes were recorded…
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US to mark 40th anniversary of mlk’s assassination
from monsters & critics: The Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, where he was shot 40 years ago, has been turned into the National Civil Rights Museum. His birthday has become a national holiday, and every US school child and adult knows his name. On Friday, the United States will mark the 40th anniversary of the…
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the dream is still alive
from desert peace: Forty four years today a demonstration took place in Washington DC…. a demonstration that literally shook the foundations of the system… a demonstration of people against racism led by the greatest of the great: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The speech that he gave that day is only second in fame to…
