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JFK and the Unspeakable — Detroit Dan

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Thinking the unthinkable and speaking the unspeakable. It would be difficult to impossible without the Internet.MindorenyoJFK and the UnspeakableDetroit DanSee alsoOpEdNewsPolice Brutality in the United States of AmericaFranz WohlgemuthAlsoAntiWarDan Cohen: Is China Committing Genocide? Behind The US Government’s Propaganda CampaignScott HortonAlsoOronoco Tribune (Aug 25, 2020)Beijing’s Decades-Long Policies in Xinjiang, CIA Interference, Funding of Separatist and Terrorist Groups Shane QuinnAlsoThe DiplomatWhat Do Chinese People Think of Developed Countries? 2021 EditionAdam Y. Liu, Xiaojun Li, and Songying FangAlsoWSWSPresident Macron admits French assassination of Ali Boumendjel in the Algerian war

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Thinking the unthinkable and speaking the unspeakable. It would be difficult to impossible without the Internet.

Mindorenyo
JFK and the Unspeakable
Detroit Dan

See also

OpEdNews
Police Brutality in the United States of America
Franz Wohlgemuth


Also

AntiWar
Dan Cohen: Is China Committing Genocide? Behind The US Government’s Propaganda Campaign


Oronoco Tribune (Aug 25, 2020)
Beijing’s Decades-Long Policies in Xinjiang, CIA Interference, Funding of Separatist and Terrorist Groups 
Shane Quinn

Also

The Diplomat
What Do Chinese People Think of Developed Countries? 2021 Edition
Adam Y. Liu, Xiaojun Li, and Songying Fang

Also

WSWS
President Macron admits French assassination of Ali Boumendjel in the Algerian war

Mike Norman
Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

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