Manhattan DA's office probing death of reporter with possible JFK ties http://nyp.st/2k6d0Uo via @nypmetro
9:30 PM - 29 Jan 2017
Dorothy Kilgallen tried to expose truth of JFK assassination http://nydn.us/2g9rELi
9:05 PM - 29 Jan 2017
MinM » Sat Apr 18, 2015 10:37 am wrote:MacCruiskeen » Sun Jan 18, 2015 6:30 pm wrote:The latest from what has become one of my favourite blogs:A Room She Never Slept In: The Murder Of Dorothy Kilgallen
by RAZFX 2015-01-18 – 10:21:27
http://lookingglass.blog.co.uk/2015/01/ ... -19986140/
See also his series of posts on the Boston bombings:
http://lookingglass.blog.co.uk/tags/bos ... n-bombing/Show #727
Original airdate: April 16, 2015
Guests: Jim DiEugenio / Joe Green
Topics: Helms, CTKA, Letters / KING KILL 63
Play Jim DiEugenio (1:02:07) Real Media or MP3 download
BOR #726, Richrd Helms, Yuri Nosenko, James Angleton, Anatoliy Golitsyn
Legend: (Epstein 1978), Nosenko was essentially a prisoner
The KGB had Oswald pegged as a false defector from the beginning
Helms' family was wealthy and government connected, he was with the OSS
Helms replaced Bissell as Deputy Director of Plans
A Look Over My Shoulder: (Helms 2003)
Watergate, James McCord and Helms were tied at the hip
Secret Agenda: Watergate, Deep Throat, and the CIA (Hougan 1984)
"If Watergate is laid at the CIA's feet, every tree in the forest will fall"
CTKA, Martin Hay reviews Ayton and Von Pein
Hasan Yusuf reviews James Reston Jr.
Jim and Arnaldo Fernandez review Philip Shenon
David Mantik on the Harper Fragment, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Appendices
JFK's Stop The Cold War speech, the next day, his Civil Rights Address
Len recommends No Place to Hide: (Greenwald 2014)
The death of Dorothy Kilgallen, Midwest Today
Cyril Wecht HSCA testimony and interview with Len (BOR #720)
Jim's interview with Robert Tanenbaum
Ida Dox (not her real name) drawings
Misrepresentation and elimination of photographic evidenceMinM » Fri Jun 15, 2012 8:45 pm wrote:
A couple more thoughts on Dark Skies:
The portrayal of the killing of Dorothy Kilgallen is spot-on as to the why, the where, and the how. Not so much the who.
Also as with Nowhere Man...A Special Ops guy in silhouette has some interesting revelations in the Nowhere Man DVD.
1) He claims that if he had to do it over, he would not have let himself be used as a tool of the MIC, or Big Government as he puts it. Perhaps he had a Pat Tillman-like epiphany? I tend to doubt it since he's involved with the likes of Surnow.
2) Since 1967 "Big Government" has been using TV as a form of Visual Hypnosis. There was also an episode that explored this phenomenon.
3) "Big Government" could have staged a 9/11 False-Flag in order to further extract concessions from Americans, and expand government authority. Although he is careful to couch this with the admonition that he is 150% sure that OBL did it...
So if you happen to get Nowhere Man through Netflix, before Netflix goes under, check out Special Features on Disk 9. Then click on Fact or Fiction?:Nowhere Man: Fact or Fiction? - True Stories of CIA Mind Control Techniques (Video 2005)
An anonymous ex-CIA operative reveals real world government conspiracies, mind control techniques and how fragile our identity really is...
Director:
Evan Geerlings
Writer:
Lawrence Hertzog
Stars:
Baz and Bruce Greenwood
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0491796/
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the commentary (Signal-To-Noise: Uncovering Dark Skies) is probably more interesting than the individual episodes.
Including a little nugget about shooting a scene in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel (shot in a scene totally unrelated to the RFK assassination which they were going to cover in season two).sunny wrote:Mad Men.
Twice in a row this season--5.05, 'Signal 30', and 5.06, 'Far Away Places'-- a walk on actress has passed through a scene wearing a pink suit and pillbox hat. It's 1966 in MM universe, so I'm thinking the Jackie doppelgangers are foreshadowing some interesting discussions on Mark Lane's Rush to Judgement, published in '66. Should be very good, considering how well the show handled the assassination itself.
Dark Skies covered in one season about the same time period Mad Men has in it's run. Although in Dark Skies these historical events were used as plot devices central to the overall storyline. All of this set against a backdrop of an ongoing alien invasion stemming from the 1947 Roswell Crash.
This tidbit from the Educational Forum in a thread about Danny Casolaro of all things prompted me to check out the Dark Skies dvd...St. Louis Magazine, August 2008
Stalking the Octopus
For 20 years Kenn Thomas of Steamshovel Press has been tracking the oily tentacles of world conspiracy — and shaking readers out of their reality tunnel
by Stefene Russell
Recent history is a vast record of a vast conspiracy to impose one level of mechanical consciousness on mankind. –Allen Ginsberg
...Thomas even wonders out loud if he and fellow conspiracy newsletter publishers Greg Bishop, editor of the now-defunct Excluded Middle, and Jim Martin of Flatland were perhaps the inspiration for The X-Files' Lone Gunmen; in fact, he saw smatterings of Steamshovel in Mel Gibson's Conspiracy Theory, too.
"Everything in there, everything this cab driver guy spots, is right out of Steamshovel Press," Thomas says. "There are two anthologies, basically back issues of Steamshovel. Brian Helgeland, the screenwriter, bought both of those books [Popular Alienation and Popular Paranoia] from Jim Martin at Flatland Press." Thomas says he's also seen material from the Steamshovel website show up on TV: "There was a show called Dark Skies on the SciFi channel that mixed in real historical figures with this whole alien story. I did some research one week on Dorothy Kilgallen; the next week, Dorothy Kilgallen was a character on the show. So I write a column about Carl Sagan—in the '60s Sagan presented a paper to all these rocket scientists on aliens—and the next week, Carl Sagan was a character on the show. So they're cribbing off the website." Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course. "I've been told many times that I need to go to Hollywood and exploit this," Thomas laughs. "The thing about living in St. Louis is, for $200 you can go to any city in this country, and L.A.-centered stuff, New York–centered stuff—that's part of the conspiracy. It's part of the homogenizing of the world. I don't want to be part of that. I want a bigger picture. And you have to work harder to live in L.A. I think I've stumbled upon the perfect place." ...
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Unfortunately, as with some other slightly subversive (by U.S. Network standards) shows of that time (Nowhere Man and VR.5) and more recent examples (Rubicon and Alcatraz)...Simulist wrote:There are only two television shows we keep up with on broadcast TV: Modern Family and Fringe (and, starting in January, Alcatraz of course). I totally love JJ Abrams' stuff, propagandistic though it may be (and, sometimes, surely is).
But we've also been having lots of fun on Netflix lately, watching The Tudors. (If Henry Cavill is in something, all he really has to do is just stand there, okay? He doesn't even have to speak! — although movement is greatly appreciated, and he really is quite a fine actor — and there'd be a good chance I'd want to watch it. Hey, I admit to being frivolous and superficial — but, remember, my superficiality only goes so deep!)
But that's about it with us for television. For me, reading is really where it's at.
This week Alcatraz had a scene right out of the brainwashing montage in the Parallax View.
'Alcatraz': The Only Innocent Man On The Rock Isn't So Innocent Anymore (VIDEO)
rigorousintuition.ca :: "Pharmacologic Waterboarding" at Guantanamo
rigorousintuition.ca :: Mind Kontrol Themes on TeleVision
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the show only lasted one season.
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index ... kilgallen/
