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General Discussion • Exposing the Financial Core of TNCC.
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Excellent info compedium within this article from Global research. The article is actually relatively short, its the data base of characters that might be worth researching further. Exposing the Financial Core of the Transnational Capitalist Class...
Encircling Empire: Report #24—Regime Change
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In this report, our first for 2014, the reader will find links and article extracts for a selection of some of the very best resources to have been published online, focusing on the topic of regime change, along with an extended essay on Imperialism...
Bruno Dumont and the Revival of the Human, Part 1
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La Vie de Jésus By Christopher Sharrett. Bruno Dumont is among our most important filmmakers, a fact that has gone mostly unnoticed outside Europe. His particular significance seems unrecognized in the US. There are very few critical essays...
A MAN WHO MAY HAVE HAD A GOOD IDEA
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NOVANEWS LEFTWING-CHRISTIAN.NET Why was the early Christian Church so in love with the Old Testament as to adopt it as sacred scripture? There was one man who warned them against it. By Richard Edmondson He was a native of Sinope, a predominantly...
ENGLISH Rothschild’s “British” Empire and the mega-death by starvation it caused in Bengal 1942-45; the Fourth Reich and...
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…..Brit-Jew Empire genocides Bengal A comrade in Australia wrote me: May I suggest the subject of Churchill and the Bengal famine as an article for your blog? http://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=8241 Because of censorship...