Last week, in my post “Yeah, I Got Scammed,” I mentioned that every year, on the anniversary of 9/11, I Tweet out many (100 plus) memes, short videos, and links pertinent to 9/11. The problem is that, starting in 2021, Twitter began an extreme shadowban against me. According to Microsoft
I am aware that there are countless online scams. Like lots of people, I get scam emails of all kinds every week and ignore them. I haven’t been successfully scammed for many years. Recently, however, I got blindsided in a way I was not expecting. It was novel and involved
James Perloff dismantles the official Lincoln assassination story in his just-released book, “Exploding the Official Myths of The Lincoln Assassination”, thanks to the digitization of handwritten 19th century documents, and with help from two intrepid predecessors—one alive, the other dead for more than 60 years.
In this article I will use the real names of John Birch Society officials who have passed away, but for current members, I will mostly use general phrases such as “an executive,” “a field director,” etc., to avoid legal entanglements should it turn out that I errantly misquoted someone. Any mistakes in this post are unintentional.
Some of my readers have read my posts on the real reason there was a Golden Age of Television, as well as my post on the “lost” drama anthologies of that era, and how you can still buy many of them. Hollywood movies ran pretty much parallel to television during
Acts of terror have been carried out by people of many nationalities and ideologies. But contrary to the mainstream media’s spin, since World War II Israel has probably been the world’s number-one sponsor of terrorism, implemented “by way of deception”—words from the motto of Mossad, Israel’s intelligence service. These acts
Guest Post by Patrick O’Carroll NOTE FROM JAMES PERLOFF—When I was a freshman at Colby College (1969-70), a friend in my dorm called me to his room. He had a lot of sound equipment. He played one of the Beatles’ albums backward. You could pretty distinctly hear a voice repeating
I have been in the middle of another serious blog post, and as happens sometimes, I take a break to write about something lighter. I’m sure some will consider this post a frivolous waste of time and will prefer to ignore it. I want to start by saying that countless
Here is how the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis rather typically describes the 1907 Panic on their website: The Panic of 1907 was a financial crisis set off by a series of bad banking decisions and a frenzy of withdrawals caused by public distrust of the banking system. J.P.
Normally I don’t write about myself. For this post I make an exception. I’m sure many of my readers, knowing my relatively advanced age, will wonder what possible pertinence incidents of the 1950s and 1960s could have today. What I’m discussing are events that took place, not just for me
This, apparently, is the only way you’ll get the money a Fed owes you.
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On this day (October 4) in 1948, one of the greatest mysteries in Boston sports history occurred.
The Red Sox and Cleveland Indians finished in the League’s first-ever tie for 1st place. With the 1-game playoff scheduled in Boston, the hot Red Sox were…
Unraveling an Ancient Boston Sports Mystery—the Mystery of Denny Galehouse | James Perloff
Let me begin by saying that the Deep State has always utilized spectator sports to distract the masses—they have...
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