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[4&20 blackbirds] Academy Award-Winning Documentary Filmmaker Comes to Missoula: Trent’s visit to Missoula is sponsored by Students for Peace and Justice, Jeanette Rankin Peace Center, Associated Students of the University Montana, Film Studies, the History and English Departments, Environmental Studies Program, Women and Gender Studies Program, Davidson Honors College, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, and the Empowerment Project, and provide locals and students alike with an excellent opportunity to see some power films and Q&A a seasoned activist who has publically exposed criminal activities in the White House, Pentagon and the CIA.
[Personal Goal] A Golden Age of an Era Lost: But to those few who watched newsbreaking stories unfold across globally-televised TV screens, news events of such startling revelations still remain embedded in today’s 30 and 40-something generation.
[Dajjal Research Weblog] Operation Paperclip Casefile: By 1955, more than 760 German scientists had been granted citizenship in the U.S. and given prominent positions in the American scientific community. Many had been longtime members of the Nazi party and the Gestapo, had conducted experiments on humans at concentration camps, had used slave labor, and had committed other war crimes.
[These Times] The Books of Break: Reagan were upset that they hadn't kept a diary while he was the Governor of California and so he kept a daily log of his 8 years as president. It's great in the diary I read the biggest events of the eighties written about in typical Reagan style(simple and terse) and accorded the same space if not less than the fact that Nancy was gone on a trip and he missed her.
[Marcelo Castro] The Mess We Are In: STEPHEN KINZER: Oh, and it devastated the presidency of Jimmy Carter forever, absolutely. AMY GOODMAN: Which had enormous effect then on Latin America, when you look at Reagan’s role in Latin America in the ’80s.
[Alternative Shopping Infos] Memories of Reagan: It’s too bad a photograph could not have been taken on the last day of Jimmy Carter’s term and be compared to one taken on the last day of Ronald Reagan’s second term. A rationale and objective comparison of these two snapshots might be revealing as to just what this man accomplished.
[DBKP at wordpress] DBKP Today in Weird History: March 16, 2008: Richard Secord and Secord’s business partner, Albert Hakim, on charges related to the Iran-Contra affair. (Poindexter and North were later convicted, but had their convictions overturned;
[usofa-First.org] How the CIA created Osama bin Laden: Brzezinski’s grand plan coincided with Pakistan military dictator General Zia ul-Haq’s own ambitions to dominate the region. US-run Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe beamed Islamic fundamentalist tirades across Central Asia (while paradoxically denouncing the “Islamic revolution” that toppled the pro-US Shah of Iran in 1979).
[Super Home Video] MSM Best Kept Secret Beats All ”˜Frontrunners’: The movie follows the birth of a revolution in America, brought to life through the message of presidential candidate Ron Paul. To support the creator of this video and her current Ron Paul project subscribe to .
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