2024 May – HISTORY HEIST

2nd Boeing whistleblower found dead

LeeF May 1, 2024 May 3, 2024

A Boeing whistleblower died Tuesday morning in Wichita, Kan., after spending two weeks hospitalized in critical condition after contracting a sudden infection, the Seattle Times reported. In …

Guinean Coup as President Alpha Condé was Arrested and Overthrown

3 years ago

A military coup occurred in the nation of Guinea in West Africa on 5. September 2021, when President Alpha Condé was arrested and overthrown.[2] On January 17, 2021 Guinea became the first country in Sub-Saharan Africa that started using the Russian Sputnik V vaccine. Guinea’s television broadcast President Condé receiving an injection, becoming the first African leader opting for it.[3] In 2010, Alpha Condé became the first president to be peacefully and democratically elected. He was re-elected in 2015. Conde won re-election in 2020 but was accused of election fraud by his opponents. The coup began on the morning of 5 September, when the Republic of … Read More

StemExpress CEO Admits Selling Beating Baby Hearts, Intact Baby Heads in Daleiden Hearing

5 years ago

The CEO of StemExpress essentially admitted in court Thursday that her biotech company supplies beating fetal hearts and intact fetal heads to medical researchers. She also admitted at the preliminary hearing of David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt of the Center for Medical Progress that the baby’s head could be procured attached to the baby’s body or “could be torn away.” “That is an especially gruesome admission, but it begs the question: how did they get these fully intact human children?” says Peter Breen of the Thomas More Society, … Read More

DC Madam Victim Claims she was Trafficked to Joe Biden, Prince Andrew, John McCain

5 years ago

Jessica Leigh Collins claims she was trafficked by the DC Madam to DC politicians and police were involved in the trfficking and cover up. She says in a 2019 tweet that she was trafficked to Jeffrey Epstein, John McCain, Joe Biden, Prince Andrew and others. The DC Madam ‘committed suicide’ after threatening to go public with names of powerful people who had paid for sex at her Escort Agency. I was a student at The Catholic University of America in Washington DC when coerced and abducted by Deborah … Read More

Report: China, Russia, and Other Foreign States Have Given U.S. Universities $10 Billion

5 years ago

The Clarion Project, a watchdog group known for its groundbreaking documentaries on extreme ideologies, compiled a report this month revealing the billions of dollars that colleges and universities in America have taken from foreign entities — including adversarial states. The Clarion Project launched its probe into foreign investment and influence in the American education system after the Department of Education (DOE) announced in June it was investigating Georgetown University and Texas A&M University “as part of a broader push to monitor international money flowing to American colleges,” the … Read More

Pro-Trump Arkansas Senator Jon Woods Sentenced to 18yrs after being Framed by FBI

6 years ago

Former Arkansas State Senator Jon Woods was the first elected official in the state to endorse President Trump in 2016. Two years later U.S. District Judge Timothy L. Brooks of the Western District of Arkansas sentenced Woods to serve 18 years in federal prison, in addition to three years of supervised release and ordered Woods to pay $1.6 million in restitution. Woods was accused of accepting kickbacks from Ecclesia College for giving grants to the university. And was found guilty on 15 counts in May 2018. Three months later however, the … Read More

Reno Evening Gazette Publishes Cartoon on the ‘Effects of Rain Making’

133 years ago

Reno Evening Gazette (Reno, Nevada) Sep 5, 1891 Uncle Sam’s Rain: Prosperity. Politician’s Rain: Office. Miser’s Rain: Money. Merchant’s Rain: Orders. Farmer’s Rain: Crops. Spinster’s Rain: Angels? Babies? Source: https://weathermodificationhistory.com/effects-of-rainmaking/ … Read More

The First Continental Congress Secretly Meets in Philadelphia to Discuss British Tyranny

250 years ago

On September 5, 1774, every colony but Georgia sent representatives to what is now called the First Continental Congress. They met in secret because they did not want the British to know that the colonies were uniting. At first there were 44 delegates who met in Carpenter’s Hall in Philadelphia. Twelve other delegates reported late. Some of those who came were George Washington, Patrick Henry, John Jay, John Adams, and Samuel Adams. Peyton Randolph of Virginia was chosen president. Joseph Galloway from Pennsylvania suggested they work out a … Read More

The First United American Republic is Established by 12 Colonies (Georgia joined in 1775)

250 years ago

The First United American Republic is founded: United Colonies of North America: 13 British Colonies United in Congress was founded by 12 colonies on September 5th, 1774 (Georgia joined in 1775) and governed through a British Colonial Continental Congress. Peyton Randolph and George Washington served, respectively, as the Republic’s first President and Commander-in-Chief. The United Colonies Continental Congress provided for the security of its member Colonies with the formation of a Continental Army, the creation of a post office, the election of foreign ministers, and the issuing of its own currency. Students and Teachers of … Read More

British General and Governor of Massachusetts, Thomas Gage, Directs Redcoats to Begin Warrantless Searches for Arms and Ammunition

250 years ago

Governor Thomas Gage, British general over Massachusetts, directed the Redcoats to begin warrant-less searches for arms and ammunition. According to the Boston Gazette, of all General Gage’s offenses, “what most irritated the People” was “seizing their Arms and Ammunition”. (Source) … Read More