1970 – HISTORY HEIST

On April 30, 1970, then President Richard Milhouse Nixon announced he was sending US troops from Vietnam into Cambodia, a diplomatically-neutral country, thus causing anti-war protests to erupt throught the US on University campuses and city streets. Music continues to make significant impact with the largest ever rock festival held on the Isle of Wight with 600,000 people attending, including some of the biggest name in music including Jimi Hendrix and The Who. This is also the year The Concord makes it’s first its first supersonic flight. Another significant change is the age of voting is now lowered to 18 in the US.

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October 2, 1970

Dr. MacArthur, who Requested an Appropriation for AIDS Development 15 mos. Earlier, Identified Population Growth as “the Gravest Issue that the World Faces.”

In July 1969 Dr. MacArthur, Director of the U.S. Army Advanced Research Project Agency (ARPA) appeared before Congress (the Appropriations Committee of the House) and stated: " within a period of 5-10 years it would be possible to produce a synthetic biological agent, an agent that does not naturally exist and for which no natural immunity could have been acquired." This synthetic anent is AIDS (Acquired ...
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September 18, 1970

Rockstar Jimi Hendrix Dies at Age 27 with the Official Cause of Death Still Remaining a Mystery

The legendary rockstar was found dead in a flat in Notting Hill, London on September 18 1970 aged just 27. Tests on his body found he had choked to death on his own vomit after consuming a mixture of red wine and sleeping tablets. But an inquest recorded an open verdict – with the official cause of Hendrix' death remaining a mystery. Over the past 47 ...
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May 1, 1970

Student Anti-War Rebellions Erupt Across the U.S. after Nixon Sends US Troops from Vietnam into Cambodia

On April 30, 1970, then President Richard Milhouse Nixon announced he was sending US troops from Vietnam into Cambodia, a diplomatically-neutral country. His announcement set off a month of intense protests by mainly college and university students across the country, from Maine to Southern California. What follows here is a sampling of the reaction by students on April 30 and May 1 of that year. It ...
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April 13, 1970

The Staged Disaster on Apollo 13

Who has not heard of the “miracle out of the mishap” that allegedly took place on Apollo 13 on April 13, 1970? How’s that for occult numerology, especially when considering the fact that Apollo 13 was launched at “1:13 pm Houston time, or 13:13 on a 24-hour military clock”?! There are several absurd aspects to this supposed space accident that was made world-famous by Tom Hanks and Kevin Bacon in the movie APOLLO ...
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February 17, 1970

Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald’s Family was Murdered in a Satanic Ritual and He Would be Falsely Convicted of the Gruesome Crime in a US Gov’t Cover Up

Dr. Jeffrey R. MacDonald was falsely convicted in August, 1979 of the murder of his wife, Colette, and two young daughters (5 year old Kimberley, and 2 year old Kristen MacDonald) in a bloody and grisly satanic style murder scene that took place in their home in the early morning hours on Ft. Bragg Army base in North Carolina. The murders were committed by a local ...
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January 9, 1970

US Army Captain of Intelligence Exposes Broad-based Program of Domestic Spying

Christopher H. Pyle (born 1939), a journalist and Professor of Politics at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts testified to Congress about the use of military intelligence against civilians, worked for the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, as well as the Senate Committee on Government Oversight. He is the author of several books and Congressional reports on military intelligence and constitutional rights, and has ...
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On This Day in History…

Australian Archbishop Steps Down after Cover-Up Conviction for Child Sex Abuse

4 years ago

An Australian archbishop said that he will stand aside but does not intend to resign after becoming the most senior Roman Catholic cleric in the world to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse. Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson was convicted on May 22, 2018 in the Newcastle Local Court, north of Sydney, of concealing the sexual abuse of two altar boys by a pedophile priest in the 1970s. The 67-year-old Wilson, who has Alzheimer’s disease, was released on bail and faces a prison term of up … Read More

Faith Goldy Banned From Patreon

4 years ago

Prominent Canadian conservative and nationalist commentator Faith Goldy had her patreon account deleted for allegedly violating the platform’s hate speech policies. Goldy released a video on her YouTube channel explaining how this unfolded sharing the email she received from Maria from Patreon’s Trust and Safety team which stated: “I want to let you know that your creator page has been removed for violating our Community Guidelines on Hate Speech. You recently sincerely recited the Fourteen Words on a podcast. At Patreon, we believe in freedom of speech and … Read More

MK-Ultra Victim Zoe Speaks to Sofia Smallstorm

8 years ago

MKUltra survivor Zoe (Zo-ee), who lived at one time in Washington D.C. and ran a thriving business, thanks to the government. Zoe was “a radical lesbian feminist” at the time, and a cointelpro tool; she bears witness to the expanding culture of child exploitation in that city, the new age deception, sex ritual abuse, . Zoe is extremely articulate and intelligent and, thankfully, a whole person these days — a rare thing, given the kind of trauma sexually exploited people grapple with. 2nd interview from 2/13/15 below: [audio … Read More

Boston Bombings Patsy’s Friend Executed during Interrogation

9 years ago

ORLANDO, FL — An unarmed man was shot to death in his own apartment by the FBI after a grueling 8-hour interrogation. The man was Ibragim Todashev, a Chechen immigrant being investigated because he was an acquaintance of one of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing. He was ultimately shot 6 times in the chest and once in the back of the head, which his father describes as an “execution” performed to “silence” his son. Months later, the Feds still have not offered any cogent explanations of … Read More

Obama Issues New Type of Secret Executive Order that Does Not Have to be Disclosed

9 years ago

The Obama Administration issued a previously unknown category of presidential directives known as a Presidential Policy Guidance (PPG). In the Obama Administration, the directives that are used to promulgate Presidential decisions on “National Security” matters are designated Presidential Policy Directives (PPDs). Directives that are used to initiate policy review procedures are called Presidential Study Directives (PSDs). Presidential Policy Directives have the same legal force as an Executive Order, except EO’s are public and must be published in the Federal Register whereas PPDs are not. It is a secret law. Of the 30 PPDs issued by Obama, 19 have … Read More

Cynthia McKinney: “US Lawmakers Forced to Sign Pledge to Support Israels”

11 years ago

Former US lawmaker Cynthia McKinney says every candidate for Congress has to sign a pledge to vote for supporting the military superiority of Israel. “Every candidate for Congress at that time had a pledge. They were given a pledge to sign … that had Jerusalem as the capital city,” McKinney said in an interview with Press TV. “You make a commitment that you would vote to support the military superiority of Israel that the economic assistant that Israel wants that you would vote to provide that,” she added … Read More

James Forrestal, an Opponent of the Creation of the State of Israel & Whistleblower on Communist Infiltration, Gets Suicided

73 years ago

The two highest-ranking government officials in the history of the American republic to have “committed suicide” are Deputy White House Counsel, Vincent W. Foster, Jr., on July 20, 1993, and Secretary of Defense, James V. Forrestal, on May 22, 1949. Actually, Forrestal was not a government official at the time of his death. He had been rather abruptly removed from office on March 28, and after almost immediately suffering some kind of breakdown, he had been kept against his will since April 2, a period of more than … Read More

Henry Ford’s Newspaper, The Dearborn Independent Begins Publishing a Series of Articles Based in Part on the ‘Protocols of the Learned Eld…

102 years ago

Beginning May, 22, 1920 through January 14, 1922 auto magnate Henry Ford’s newspaper, The Dearborn Independent, published a series of articles based in part on the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion. The International Jew, the book that included this series, was translated into at least 16 languages. Both Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels, later the Nazi Minister of Propaganda, praised Ford and The International Jew. After some years of pressure such as only organized Jewry can conceive or inflict, Henry Ford was made to apologize to … Read More

The Caning of Abolitionist Senator Charles Sumner by Democrat

166 years ago

A statue at the Boston Public Garden is a reminder of the political violence that our nation experienced leading up to the Civil War. On May 19 and 20, 1856, Senator Charles Sumner, a Massachusetts antislavery Republican, delivered a long speech denouncing the power that slave owners held over their elected representatives. On May 22nd, 1856 Charles Sumner sat at his desk in the near empty Senate Chamber of the Capitol Building, doing nothing but applying stamps to a few envelopes. (Hoffer, William James Hull The Caning of Charles … Read More

The Associated Press is Founded by Five NYC Newspapers to Share Costs

176 years ago

The Associated Press was formed in May 1846 by five daily newspapers in New York City to share the cost of transmitting news of the Mexican–American War. The venture was organized by Moses Yale Beach (1800–68), second publisher of The Sun, joined by the New York Herald, the New York Courier and Enquirer, The Journal of Commerce, and the New York Evening Express. Some historians believe that the New-York Tribune joined at this time; documents show it was a member in 1849. The New York Times became a member shortly after its founding in September 1851. Initially known as the New York Associated Press (NYAP), … Read More

Aaron Burr Indicted by a Grand Jury on Charges of Treason against the United States of America.

215 years ago

“I consider Burr as a man to be shunned … an unprincipled adventurer.” -James Monroe to James Madison, August 5, 1795 Given that nearly every day in 2018 several mainstream news outlets promote reasons why President Donald Trump should be tried for treason, the story of Aaron Burr, himself once a very popular politician, takes on added significance. Add to that Burr’s prominent role in the monster musical Hamilton, and this story deserves re-evaluation. Aaron Burr, a hero of the War for Independence, former vice president of the … Read More