Showing posts with label Forces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forces. Show all posts
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Sinister Forces Part 2 of 2
Sinister Forces Part 2 of 2 with Peter Levenda.
Podcast:
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Links:
Peter Levenda Journal
Books by Peter Levenda:
Sinister Forces Book I: The Nine
Sinister Forces Book II: A Warm Gun
Sinister Forces Book III: The Manson Secret
Unholy Alliance
Sinister Forces Part 1 of 2
Peter Levenda joins us tonight to discuss his new book Trilogy "Sinister Forces" . It is Peter Levenda thesis that something far more than, as he calls it a "matrix of politics and violence", made up the horrors of the 20th century; something more was behind. Perhaps "the occult". Peter believes the long string of human atrocities are linked together like players from a script. A script written in blood. Tonight we will delve into Charles Manson and The Family: the Tate La Bianca murder connections to the Bobby Kennedy Assassination and his purported assassin Sirhan Sirhan. We'll look at legendary blues song writer Robert Johnson and his connection through to The Rolling Stones, all the way to the Mark David Chapman and the assassination of John Lennon. And we will look at something Peter Levenda calls "Political Witchcraft"
Podcast:
Download
Links:
Peter Levenda Journal
Books by Peter Levenda:
Sinister Forces Book I: The Nine
Sinister Forces Book II: A Warm Gun
Sinister Forces Book III: The Manson Secret
Unholy Alliance
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Canadian Forces Afghanistan 18 vs 200 Taliban save Kandahar true story
In Contact Charlie, National Post reporter and embedded journalist Chris Wattie offers an intimate and harrowing look at the series of battles that would eventually take the lives of seven soldiers, including Captain Nichola Goddard, Canada''s first female combat casualty, and veteran soldier Sergeant Vaughn Ingram, who died trying to save one of his young troops. Based on Wattie''s own experience in Afghanistan, as well as hundreds of post-tour interviews with the men and women on the ground, Contact Charlie is a rare piece of military writing, providing readers with a behind-the-scenes look at the stories that made headlines that summer-and continue to do so today.
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