John Waters joins us today to talk about the death of the Queen of England and how this connects to the Great Reset. We’ll get into how the obfuscation of history and the media control of the narrative have aided in our current global crisis.
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Tonight I will delve into the power of influence. In doing so, I will also get into the need to steer and control the things that determine the culture around us—through the carefully crafted narratives, optics, and canceled opinions of our society.
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Dr. Hamamoto joins us today to discuss disinformation, and the manipulation of media and academia. We will also delve into the election, history, and what we can all do to save the Republic.
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Darrell Y. Hamamoto is a professor emeritus of American Media and Popular Culture in the Dept. of Asian American Studies at the University of California, Davis. He has a research and teaching interest in sexuality studies. His current book project is titled “New World Order Theory For Students: Beyond Race, Class, and Gender.” His most recent book is “Servitors of Empire: Studies in the Dark Side of Asian America.”
Nelson Thall is with us today to discuss the Kennedy assassination, Marshal McLuhan, the Nazi connections in the United States, and so much more. Mr. Thall will focus on how McLuhan was destroyed for revealing too much information into the mainstream regarding communication, propaganda, and the use of media as a medium of control.
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Nelson Spencer Thall was Born in Toronto, Canada in 1952. He holds an Honours B.A. from York University and is a University of Toronto Grad. Nelson Spencer Thall is a media scientist and Marshall McLuhan scholar most noted for his portrayal of media commentator Lenny Bloom. In 1991 Nelson Thall was the recipient of the Marshall McLuhan Distinguished Teachers Award and on May 7, 1996 represented the Writers Guild of Canada before the Canadian Artists and Producers Professional Relations Tribunal, writing the legal definition of terms such as ‘multimedia’ into law. President of the Marshall McLuhan Center On Global Communications from 1990-1995. He has served on the Boards of Directors of Torstar, Stan Lee Media Inc., Peace Arch Films & Entertainment, and other publicly traded media companies.
In April 2004, Toronto police entered Nelson’s residence without a search warrant thus contravening his rights as granted under the Canadian constitution. This illegal entry by police occurred only weeks after the Cloak & Dagger Radio Show on AM640 broadcast live interviews with police informants who exposed internal police union corruption. Thall was arrested but never convicted, bail money and items seized returned to him by police. The break-in by police was reported in the newspaper. His lawyer, Edward Greenspan, claimed that his client was harassed as a result of his work on radio.
