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Review: Roswell and the Reich

Posted on September 29, 2018 by

Farrell, Joseph.  Roswell and the Reich.  Adventures Unlimited. Establishing the Problem The Roswell investigation functions as a dialectic.  Either the event is so extraordinary that it could only be from outer space, or it is so terrestrial, and hence ordinary, and … Continue reading →

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Review: LBJ and the Conspiracy to Kill Kennedy

Posted on September 5, 2018 by

Farrell argues there was a “coalescence of interests” in Kennedy’s murder.  There was no single group. This means that other Kennedy researchers are probably right but do not have the whole picture.  Kennedy analysis breaks down along the following lines: … Continue reading →

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JFK Murder, File 1: The Players

Posted on August 31, 2018 by

Farrell, Joseph.  LBJ and the Conspiracy to Kill Kennedy. Farrell argues there was a “coalescence of interests” in Kennedy’s murder.  There was no single group. This means that other Kennedy researchers are probably right but do not have the whole … Continue reading →

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Review: Trance-formation

Posted on January 12, 2018 by

Cathy O’Brien has the unfortunate (though not the most unfortunate thing to ever happen to her) of not being believed by even the conspiracy theory community.  I’m more sympathetic to her story than most, but I will push back on … Continue reading →

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Malta, Masonry & the CIA

Posted on March 4, 2017 by

Originally posted on Espionage History Archive:
The dark arts of espionage share more in common with historically-rooted secret societies than the media would care to admit. Using decades of experience and observation, KGB First Chief Directorate Col. Stanislav Lekarev (1935-2010)…

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Inventing the Middle Ages (Review)

Posted on March 4, 2017 by

By Norman Cantor. Norman Cantor (1991) takes the various approaches to medieval historiography and uses them to illustrate scholarship in general, and from there draws a number of interesting conclusions about modern politics, religion, and social life (Cantor, 410-414). Cantor … Continue reading →

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