Keith Weissman – HISTORY HEIST

Franklin Scandal #2? Bush Fired Several U.S. Attorneys to Cover up a Pedophile Ring Being Run out of the D.C. Hotels Involving Congressmen, Senators and Reporters!

LeeF December 7, 2006 April 8, 2023

The official story from MSM/Wikipedia: On December 7, 2006, the George W. Bush administration’s Department of Justice ordered the unprecedented midterm dismissal of seven United …

Supreme Court Overrules Roe v. Wade in Dobbs Decision – Returns Abortion to State Lawmakers

2 years ago

WASHINGTON, DC – The Supreme Court overruled Roe v. Wade on Friday, holding in the Dobbs case that the Constitution does not include a right to abortion and returning the issue of abortion laws and regulations to state legislatures. The nation erupted in cries of joy and tears of frustration. Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the Supreme Court in Friday’s 5-4 decision: Abortion presents a profound moral question. The Constitution does not prohibit the citizens of each State from regulating or prohibiting abortion. Roe and Casey arrogated that authority. We now overrule those decisions and return the … Read More

South Carolina’s fetal heartbeat bill takes effect after judge lifts block on the law

2 years ago

federal judge has lifted a block on South Carolina’s “fetal heartbeat bill,” following the Supreme Court decision Friday to overturn Roe v. Wade, which for decades provided a constitutional right to abortion. The bill, which was signed into law by GOP Gov. Henry McMaster in February, has been blocked from being enforced since shortly after its passage. That changed Monday when a federal judge stayed the injunction that had been blocking it. “The Heartbeat Law is now in effect,” Attorney General Alan Wilson said. “Once Roe v. Wade … Read More

Michael Flynn Finally Wins; D.C. Circuit Orders Case Dismissed

4 years ago

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled 2-1 Wednesday that a lower court must grant a request by the Department of Justice (DOJ) to drop its case against former National Security Adviser Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn (Ret.). Flynn won his request for a writ of mandamus ordering Judge Emmet Sullivan to grant the DOJ’s motion last month. The appeals court order states: Upon consideration of the emergency petition for a writ of mandamus, the responses thereto, and the reply, the briefs of amici curiae in support … Read More

Nicole Kidman: “Stanley (Kubrick) told me the World is Run by Pedophiles”

7 years ago

Stanley Kubrick claimed that “the world is run by pedophiles”, according to Nicole Kidman, who says the reclusive director taught her “how the world works and who is really in control behind the scenes” while filming Eyes Wide Shut. “Stanley told me the world is run by pedophiles,” Nicole Kidman said while promoting HBO’s Big Little Lies, in Los Angeles. “He studied secret societies his whole life, he was fascinated by them, and he said the elite, the top secret societies, they are full of men with a … Read More

Obama Administration Launch an Investigation into the Trump Campaign Based Solely off of Dressed-Up & Unverified Political Opposition Research

7 years ago

Did the Obama administration launch an investigation into the Trump campaign based solely off of unverified political opposition research? And was that “research” dressed up and given more credibility than it should have? It appears that way based on an investigation of open-source information by Tablet. The outlet’s investigation begins with a June 24, 2017, Facebook post by Mary Jacoby, the wife of Glenn Simpson, the former Wall Street Journal reporter who started Fusion GPS, the firm behind the dossier. Jacoby, a former Wall Street Journal reporter who once … Read More

Obama granted fast-track authority for TransPacific Partnership (TPP)

9 years ago

Supporters of the TransPacific Partnership said the text of the agreement needed to be kept secret because if the public knew what was in it they’d oppose it. So they did keep it secret (although leaks to Wikileaks gave us an idea of what it entailed) and voted to give Obama fast-track authority to negotiate the deal bypassing Congressional input. The TPP, written by corporations, will give them cheaper labor (many think reducing the US to a 3rd world country, ability to bypass labeling laws such as GMO … Read More

DynCorp’s Bacha Bazi, the “Dancing Boys” in Afghanistan

15 years ago

The U.S. embassy in Afghanistan sent a cable to Washington, under the signature of Karl Eikenberry, U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, regarding a meeting between Assistant Chief of Mission Joseph Mussomeli and Afghan Minister of Interior Hanif Atmar. Among the issues discussed was what diplomats delicately called the “Kunduz DynCorp Problem.” Kunduz is a northern province of Afghanistan where young boys were being sold to the highest bidder as sex slaves of DynCorp mercenary contractors. In a May 2009 meeting interior minister Hanif Atmar expresses deep concerns that lives could be … Read More

Lee v. Weisman: Supreme Court Ruled 5-4 that Prayers During School Graduation Violate the Establishment Clause

32 years ago

In the case of Lee vs. Weisman, The Supreme Court ruled that for an adult to mention the word God at a public graduation constituted both psychological and religious coercion against his students. Yet, consider the actions of William Samuel Johnson, a signer of the Constitution and one of America’s leading educators who served as the first president of Columbia College. At his graduation exercises William Samuel Johnson declared to the students, “You, this day, have received a public education. The purpose whereof had been to qualify you better … Read More

Time Magazine’s First Doom-and-Gloom Story on the Inevitable Onset of Global Cooling

50 years ago

Although Richard Nixon was featured on the cover of the June 24, 1974 issue of Time magazine, from a historian’s point of view the most interesting article within that edition was a doom-and-gloom story about the inevitable onset of global cooling. Yep, global cooling–not global warming. The article said, ‘Telltale signs are everywhere — from the unexpected persistence and thickness of pack ice in the waters around Iceland to the southward migration of a warmth-loving creature like the armadillo from the Midwest. Since the 1940s the mean global … Read More

National Institute of Dental Research is Formed with Fluoridation Propagandist, Trendley Dean as Director

76 years ago

Following the implementation of a water fluoridation trial in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the National Institute of Dental Research (now the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research) was established by President Harry S. Truman on June 24, 1948. It’s first director was Trendley Dean who had been the biggest cheerleader for water fluoridation for several years. The first grants and fellowships that supported dental research were awarded the following year. In the same year, Gerald Cox was appointed director of dental research in the School of Dentistry, University of Pittsburgh(1). He … Read More

Federal Reserve Chairman, Marriner Eccles, Testifies to The House Committee on Banking & Currencies: “The Banks Create Money”

83 years ago

June 24, 1941 (Full hearings from 1941-42): House committee on Banking & Currencies – How banks create money is best revealed by Governor Eccles at Hearings before the House Committee on Banking and Currency on June 24, 1941: ECCLES: “The banking system as a whole creates and extinguishes the deposits as they make loans and investments, whether they buy Government Bonds or whether they buy utility bonds or whether they make Farmer’s loans. MR. PATMAN: I am thoroughly in accord with what you say, Governor, but the fact … Read More

The Modern Era of Freemasonry Begins when Four Freemasonic Lodges in London United into One Grand Lodge

307 years ago

On June 24, 1717, the four freemasonic lodges in London were united into a Grand Lodge (sometimes called the Grand Mother Lodge) by three members who met at the Apple Tree Tavern, thus beginning the era of modern Freemasonry. Rather than being a guild of stone masons and builders, they altered their philosophy and became a pseudo-religion who “tried to cooperate with the Church so as to be able to work from the inside, rationalize the doctrine of Jesus and empty it gradually of its mystical content. Freemasonry … Read More

“The Selling of Joseph: A Memorial” is Published by Judge Samuel Sewall (One of Jefferson’s Sources for an Early Draft of the Constitution)

324 years ago

One of the overlooked sources for Jefferson’s early draft was a now largely forgotten pamphlet written by Judge Samuel Sewall in 1700 titled , “The Selling of Joseph: A Memorial.” It is a remarkable document, one of the earliest antislavery declarations published in the American colonies. It’s very much a religious essay. The odds are that Sewall, a prominent Boston Puritan, actually read it in his church, the Old South Meeting House, on Sunday, June 23rd, the day before its publication. Eight years earlier he had done something … Read More