the footage of the Japanese sumo guy at the end is fake; it's from a comedy sci-fi Japanese movie, "Big Man Japan"
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0997147/
watch the trailer, the footage is shown at the very beginning
There's a link to a scanned copy of Where Did The Towers Go? in our book list:
(Large color PDF)
looks like a ceiling fan. I believe many of these Apollo photos are scale model dioramas, about 1:6 or 1:8 scale.
I found this history website, focused on a very specific topic, a while back and I combined all the main text and images into a PDF and archived it. I was glad I did because very soon after, the website was taken down.
It was a free weebly site. I think you can still access it through wayback (link in the PDF) - In light of all the Kanye West hubbub I thought it would be good to share:
[Dontell Jackson] came to realize that many if not most of the resentment that African-Americans harbor regarding our long history of abuse and exploitation has been intentionally misdirected by those who are most responsible for it, to shift the blame away from themselves as a people onto the white race who they regard as their enemies.
There are longer more detailed treatises on this topic, a series of books by the Nation of Islam called "The Special Relationship Between Blacks and Jews" (or something like that) for example - but I found this website to be a good summary for anyone who wants an overview.
Oh great, thanks! Forgot this was released.
great comment, thanks
not precisely, AFAIK. you find the comment or post you made, it will just tell you how long ago it was posted. on more recnt stuff you can calculate the date based on the current date. Exact time of day is not provided. older than 7 days will just say one week ago, older than 30 one month etc etc. The exact date must be in the code (for that system to work) and there may be way of inspecting the code of that page where the comment or post is to discern that info - something which I know nothing about.
2023
are you a time traveler?
i don't know if it's permanent, but it is inevitable, since they have 2 other domains and they are no longer maintaining the conspiracies.win one. Just migrate to communities or scored.
Gosh, so you must have no idea what the round-table is about then, huh? So "Nazi" is a common abbreviation for the "Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei". It began as a derogatory nickname, but because the majority of English speakers worldwide didn't know German, it became just the defacto and neutral nickname for the party that Hitler led, a name that most English speakers would have trouble saying or writing otherwise.
Thanks to everyone who made a suggestion and especially to u/AnimalsOverHumans for the winning suggestion
Whitney Webb wrote about a Jewish "philanthropy" club that called itself "The Mega Group" , which she reckons is what these Mossad agents were referring to, before the title Mega Group was widely known. OR perhaps they came up with that title to distract from the real Mega.
Balenciaga - a fashion brand name
the 2 girls strikingly resemble close friends of the Obamas, a male / female couple, who accompany them on holidays and who they have been close to for many years.
I didn't delete anything cherrywine said. I did ban cherrywine based on his trolling of other users and myself and reports from other users. From the first comment you've made here you've been insulting to every other user you communicated with. You make no worthwhile arguments, launch straight into ad hominem. You're clearly here in bad faith and add nothing to the forum. My conscience is absolutely clear in banning you and it would be even if I had not engaged with you at all and I had simply banned you over your interactions with others. I engaged with you purely as an exercise for myself. I thought you may find some irrefutable proof of Mullins malfeasance in the matter that I didn't find, that I missed perhaps given my bias or the respect I have for the man. But you produced nothing. I wont delete any of your cherrywine comments, but from now on I will ban and nuke your comments and IP every time I notice your new accounts. Everything you type in this forum will be removed eventually. You're wasting your time here.
Mullins said he found it in the Library of Congress. he was never "in possession" of it. My sources for all this are linked above, you stone cold retard.
How come this original document has never been located? How come the larger context of "A Racial Program from the Twentieth Century" has never been published, only this particular quote?
yes, the questions are unresolved. Hence the mystery.
grants the transcription some legitimacy
so you doubt the transcription is accurate?
the quote being transcribed is a fabrication
no evidence of this one way or the other. I don't have blind faith in wikipedia or the ADL.
you're the one citing old Stormfront threads
The horror! I also linked wikipedia - absolutely disgusting!
I linked various sources with info about the quote. You've linked nothing, merely expressed opinon.
Eustace Mullins all but admitted to writing it himself.
I don't think anyone disputes he wrote out the quote. It's the origin of the quote that is in doubt. He said he copied it from a document.
you're an antisemite
and you have no argument
but it all says more about your own biases than the "mystery" of the quote.
it is a mystery. give me something that shows with certainty the provenance of the quote. Show me where Mullins owned up to coming up with it entirely on his own. you seem to be taking that for granted.
"congressional record"
not sure of the purpose of your inverted commas, it is the congressional record for June 7th 1957 ie. what people said in congress, transcribed.
As to legitimacy, you apparently place faith in the legitimacy of what anonymous wikipedia editors and the ADL write, despite a lack of evidence. Me, I remain open-minded - I've not seen anything that certainly confirms who wrote the quote originally or where it came from.
don't be so sure that you have more than 2 brain cells. The image of the text is real, it's a direct copy of the scan of the congressional record from 1957.
It's interesting, the origin of this quote is somewhat mysterious, a bit like the Protocols of Zion. It is claimed as hoax rather vehemently all over the internet, so I had to look into if there is anything to it - I've not found the exact origin, but Estace Mullins quoted it, and Myron Fagan said Israel Cohen himself described it to him. But it is unclear if the title is a book title, a chapter title from some book, an article title, or whether the text is quoted from a book by Cohen or an article, essay or pamphlet. Cohen was a prolific writer, and somewhat oddly, wikipedia only gives a partial list of his published works. I'm going to look more into this, but I'll drop some links from various sources where I found alternative info about the quote beyond the hoax screeching of wikipedia and others:
https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t53741/
https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t52756/
https://archive.org/details/congressionalrec103dunit/page/n25/mode/2up?view=theater (page 8559, first column, Zoom in.)
(edit: BTW for those reporting OP for "illegal content" the above link is the text from the image in print in the congressional record, as quoted from June 7th, 1957)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Abernethy_%28politician%29
https://en.metapedia.org/wiki/A_Racial_Program_for_the_Twentieth_Century
https://rense.com/general82/plan.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Racial_Program_for_the_Twentieth_Century
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:A_Racial_Program_for_the_Twentieth_Century
Has anyone seen any decent exploration or research into how crypto currencies may have originated as a "psyop" (for want of a better label) to ease people into the concept of digital-only currencies?
This is one of the late, great Jack White's Moon Hoax info-graphics. I saved the entire collection on archive.org, for anyone who wants to see more:
https://archive.org/details/jack_white_archive/Jack%20White%27s%20Apollo%20Investigation/
I'm glad I never made a donation
Strong ale or red wine. On special occasions: whiskey, in the middling affordability range.