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[thetempestuniversepodcast]

UBR - UFO Report 128: UFO Report Decline Disinformation or We Just Dont Care Anymore

[spiritualrevolutionaryhiphop]

10-01 ft Alphabetik, El*A*Kwents, Mac the Rebel and Irrefutable

Planet X Records presents: 10-01 ft Alphabetik, El*A*Kwents, Mac the Rebel and Irrefutable Dropping 01/31/2018. …

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[unitedintentions]

The Shadow Government With Retired CIA Agent Kevin Shipp

[defensorpacis]

Islamisten-Gladio bei der Bundeswehr: Existiert innerhalb der Truppe ein sogenanntes "Stay behind 2.0"-Netzwerk?

Islamisten-Gladio bei der Bundeswehr: Existiert innerhalb der Truppe ein sogenanntes “Stay behind 2.0”-Netzwerk?

Nach der Verhaftung des Terrorverdacht stehenden Bundeswehroffizier Franco A., wird nunmehr von einem “terroristischen Netzwerk” in der Truppe gesprochen. Ein Skandal zeichnet sich ab und Verteidigungsministerin Ursula von der Leyen sagte bereits ein Besuch in den USA ab. (more…)

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[welt-zensur]

Terroranschläge in Paris – Was für bzw. gegen eine “False Flag” spricht In der heutigen Sendung wenden wir uns einer weiteren Frage zu, die mit der gestrigen zusammenhängt und bei deren Beantwortung hilft: Nämlich, inwiefern es sich um eine sogenannte „false flag“, d.h.

[thelibertybrothers]

Gulf of Tonkin Incident – False Flag, or Not?

Gulf of Tonkin Incident – False Flag, or Not?

Former Chief Petty Officer, John Shattuck on Gulf of Tonkin, 1964

7.28.2015 by James White The Liberty Brothers

As we approach the 51st anniversary of the passage of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, an act that essentially kicked off the “hot” portion of the Vietnam War, we had an opportunity on The Liberty Brothers Radio Showto interview a man who was in the Gulf of Tonkin 51 years ago this week.…

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[tld2012]

Man seeks video of 1995 Oklahoma City bombing

By TIM TALLEY and BRADY McCOMBS 7 hours ago

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — One man's quest to explain his brother's mysterious jail cell death 19 years ago has rekindled long-dormant questions about whether others were involved in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.

What some consider a far-flung conspiracy theory will be at the forefront during a trial set to begin Monday in Salt Lake City. The Freedom of Information Act lawsuit was brought by Salt Lake City attorney Jesse Trentadue against the FBI. He says the agency won't release security camera videos that show a second person was with Timothy McVeigh when he parked a truck outside the Oklahoma City federal building and detonated a bomb, killing 168 people. The government claims McVeigh was alone.

Unsatisfied by the FBI's previous explanations, U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups has ordered the agency to explain why it can't find videos from the bombing that are mentioned in evidence logs, citing the public importance of the tapes.

Trentadue believes the presence of a second suspect in the truck explains why his brother, Kenneth Trentadue, was flown to Oklahoma several months after the bombing, where he died in a federal holding cell in what was labeled a suicide. His brother bore a striking resemblance to the police sketch that officials sent out after the bombing based on witness descriptions of the enigmatic suspect "John Doe No. 2," who was the same height, build and complexion. The suspect was never identified.

"I did not start out to solve the Oklahoma City bombing, I started out for justice for my brother's murder," Jesse Trentadue said. "But along the way, every path I took, every lead I got, took me to the bombing."

The FBI says it can't find anything to suggest the videos exist, and says it would be "unreasonably burdensome" to do a search that would take a single staff person more than 18 months to conduct.

FILE - In this Thursday, Oct. 9, 1987 file photo, Kenneth Trentadue, shown in the poster hanging in  …

Jesse Trentadue's belief that the tapes exists stems from a Secret Service document written shortly after the bombing that describes security video footage of the attack that shows suspects — in plural — exiting the truck three minutes before it went off.

A Secret Service agent testified in 2004 that the log does, in fact, exist but that the government knows of no videotape. The log that the information was pulled from contained reports that were never verified, said Stacy A. Bauerschmidt, then-assistant to the special agent in charge of the agency's intelligence division.

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