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Appearing in the first half of Monday's show, author, investigative journalist, and online editor Alex Constantine spoke about his work uncovering world fascism, political corruption, organized crime, and related conspiracies. He's made it his life's work to reveal hidden information, as the American public is distracted from following deep politics, media coverage is often superficial, and up to 1/3 of the CIA's budget goes into propaganda, he noted. Constantine spoke about Mae Brussell, a trailblazing researcher who inspired his own work. Brussell shed light on CIA recruitment of Nazis after WW II, their role in political assassinations, and how post-WW II politics played out. She was also the first researcher to deconstruct the assassination of John Kennedy, connecting players from that event to Nixon's Watergate crimes, he detailed.
Constantine also talked about a conspiracy to kill John Lennon, noting that the three psychiatrists assigned to examine Mark David Chapman all came out of the CIA's MK-ULTRA plan, one of whom was involved in a 'Manchurian Candidate' project, and that the voices that Chapman was hearing in his head were likely part of a mind control program. Regarding fascism, it came about from the rise of the robber barons in the early 20th century, and is really rooted in big business, he said. Numerous corporations did business with the Nazis, and continued to do so during the war, and to profit from it, Constantine reported.
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In the third hour, a graduate of Cambridge University with a degree in physics, Brian Clegg , discussed writing about such topics as ESP, the Big Bang, and time machines. Traveling into the future is an easier proposition that going back to the past, he said, citing how if a fast-moving spaceship went on a 2-month journey, it could be 10 years later when it returned to Earth. While Clegg had a telepathic experience himself when he was younger, he found that a lot of the early research into PSI abilities was of poor quality, though more recent experiments suggest there could be a possible mechanism that explains these mental powers.
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| | |  | | This Week on 'Beyond Belief': This week on the internet TV show "Beyond Belief," George Noory's guests are astrologer Sandra Leigh who explores the connection between personality, destiny and astrology, and researcher Robert Felix who contends that we are heading into a new ice age. Sign up for 10 days free at beyondbelief.com and enjoy hours of fascinating past shows.
Today in Strangeness:
On this date in 1929, the first child was born in an aircraft, a girl over Miami, Florida. On October 28, 1992, scientists used sonar to map Scotland's Loch Ness. Though they reportedly discovered a mysterious object, they declined to speculate whether it might be Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster.Live Chat & Tonight's Show, Tuesday, October 28th:
Coast Insiders, don't miss our special Halloween Live Chat with George Noory at 8p PT/11p ET, where he'll spontaneously answer your questions, and share spooky stories. Not yet a Coast Insider?-- click here to sign up for around 15¢ a day. Then, in the first half of Coast to Coast AM , retired TV weatherman John Coleman, who has studied and reported the weather for decades, reveals how he shocked academics by insisting the theory of man-made climate change was no longer scientifically credible and will lay out the facts which make his case.
Followed by Travis Walton , who'll recount the details of what happened November 5, 1975 when he and a group of loggers in the mountains of Arizona observed a strange, bright light in the sky. Travis left his companions and the safety of his truck to take a closer look. When he failed to reappear, authorities mounted a massive manhunt in search of Walton. He showed up five days later and will describe his ordeal in detail.
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