Lessons From History

Project Camelot: Ole Dammegård – Assassinations And False Flags

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Created on Tuesday, 22 July 2014 22:04

In this Project Camelot interview (published on February 10th, 2014) author Ole Dammegård connects the dots and discusses the similarities, or 'templates' as he calls them, between high profile assassinations and false flag operations, which have taken place in recent and not so recent history. Some of the topics discussed are the false flags 9/11, Aurora, Sandy Hook and Boston Bombings and the assassinations of JFK and RFK to name but a few.

If you watch this interview and some (or all) of the content seems outlandish to you do your own research. If nothing else I guarantee the least you will learn, is that sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction.

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Meltdown – The Global Financial Crisis of 2008

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Created on Friday, 16 December 2011 19:42

In 2008 greed and recklessness by the titans of Wall Street, years of deregulation by the US government and faulty ratings from credit agencies triggered the biggest financial crash since The Great Depression.

In this 4 part documentary series produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Terence McKenna takes viewers behind the headlines and into the back rooms of world governments and financial institutions, in an attempt to explain the events and decisions that led to the 2008 meltdown.

If you think that politicians and financial institutions have now learned their lesson and the crash of 2008 will not repeat itself – think again.

Part 1: The Men Who Crashed The World

 

Part 2:  A Global Tsunami

 

Part 3: Paying The Price

 

Part 4: After The Fall

 

How To Start A Revolution

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Created on Saturday, 07 June 2014 09:17

For every documentary that I post I have screened quite a few and this film is another one of those that make my heart sing.

Few people outside the world of academia have ever heard Gene Sharp's name but his writings on nonviolent revolution (most notably ‘From Dictatorship to Democracy’), have inspired a new generation of protesters living under authoritarian regimes who yearn for democratic freedom. Mr. Sharp's ideas have taken root in places as far apart as Burma, Thailand, Bosnia, Estonia, Iran, Indonesia, Zimbabwe, Venezuela, Syria, Egypt and elsewhere in the Middle East, as old orders crumble amidst the protests of their disgruntled citizens.

You can read Gene Sharp's 'From Dictatorship to Democracy' here.

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The Manhattan Project

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Created on Tuesday, 24 April 2012 10:17

In a race against the Nazis to develop an atomic bomb, the USA assigned leading scientists from all over the world to The Manhattan Project. The project was an incredible scientific, engineering and manufacturing feat that would have everlasting global consequences.

This documentary examines the Manhattan Project through government files, archival footage and accounts of surviving members of the development team, including Paul Tibbets, pilot of the Enola Gay.

‘Enola Gay’ is the name of the plane flown by Tibbets to drop the bomb on Hiroshima in 1945.