Wed. 3/19/13, 3-5 pm Central, American Freedom Radio (archived here.) Call-in: 218-339-8525
First hour: Patrick Henningsen of 21st Century Wire has reported on illegal US-British weapons airlifts from Croatia to Syrian terrorists; appearance vs. reality in Western perceptions of Iran; does Batman shooting patsy James Holmes have a doppelganger? and many other stories too hot for the mainstream.
Patrick Henningsen is a native of Omaha, Nebraska and a graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in California. He is currently based in London, England and is the managing editor of 21st Century Wire.com which covers exposés on intelligence, foreign policy, the war on terror, technology and Wall Street as well as climate change. He is currently based in Lebanon.
Second hour: Michael Hoffman of RevisionistHistory.org is an independent scholar and author who has elicited hysterical shrieks of horror from the Zionist Power Configuration – which, if not exactly an ironclad guarantee of quality, at least means that he is exploring taboo questions well enough that he can’t be ignored. His revisionist scholarship has touched on white slavery, the holocausts at Dresden and Hiroshima, the cryptocracy that killed JFK, freemasonry and satanism, and little-known aspects of Judaism. We’ll discuss his book Judaism’s Strange Gods among other topics.
Kevin,
You have a natural knack at keeping quality level high. I enjoyed your Michael Hoffman interview and even got him to comment on his early work, which may be just as interesting if not more so than his recent work?
Hoffman lays out the occult agenda devolution of mankind into man-beasts, the era of the revelation of the method, where the Cryptocracy reveals real game in belief they have no fear of retribution from us that we've grown too weak or abulic – Hoffman's word selection – to respond anymore. This is the era we're according to Hoffman, if a third temple gets built that would be next era, I believe, where Anti-Christ occupies temple and One World Order gets realized?
Hoffman's style is fascinating!
I also enjoyed Pat Henningsen and Jerry Maza as well.
Keep It Up,
Allan