8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (7)
#22013721 at 2024-11-19 03:23:38 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #26954: Clever Use of Game Mechanics Edition
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14098773/Craig-Brown-Jackies-bloody-royal-assassination.html
Craig Brown: Jackie's bloody link to a royal assassination
This Friday marks the anniversary of the assassination of President Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963.
As they set off for Dallas that morning, President Kennedy said to his wife Jackie: 'You know, we're heading into nut country today.'
Hundreds of books have been written about what happened next. And - given the great tangled mass of contradictory conspiracy theories - even more have been written about what never happened.
As they were driving past the cheering crowds, the Governor's wife said to the President: 'You certainly can't say that the people of Dallas haven't given you a nice welcome'. Kennedy replied: 'No, you certainly can't.' They were to be his last words. Jackie was waving at the crowds on her side of the car as she heard the Governor shriek: 'Oh, no, no, no.'
She looked round as the next shot was fired.
The author William Manchester describes what happened next: 'Jacqueline Kennedy has seen a serrated piece of his skull - flesh-colored, not white - detach itself. At first there is no blood. And then, in the very next instant, there is nothing but blood spattering her…
'Gobs of blood as thick as a man's hand are soaking the floor of the back seat, the President's clothes are steeped in it, the roses are drenched, Kennedy's body is lurching soundlessly toward his wife… one fragment, larger than the rest, rises over the President's falling shoulders and seems to hang there and then drift towards the rear, and Jackie springs up on her stained knees, facing toward the sidewalk, crying out, "My God, what are they doing? My God, they've killed Jack, they've killed my husband, Jack! Jack!".
'She cries and sprawls on the sloping back of the car, defeated, tumbling down toward the street.'
What was Jackie Kennedy doing, reaching out over the boot of the car? In the frenzy, she was trying to recover the piece of her husband's shattered skull that had landed there.
It was an irrational act, given that she thought he was already dead, though wholly understandable for someone in a state of shock.
That all happened 61 years ago. Roughly 60 years before that, another wife had reacted in an eerily similar way to the assassination of her husband.
Queen Victoria's grandchild, Princess Ella of Hesse, was the wife of the cold and unpopular Grand Duke Serge, who had, until recently, been Governor General of Moscow.
The following month, a terrorist's bomb exploded in the Grand Duke's carriage, and he was blown to pieces. 'The head and everything else were broken and scattered over the snow,' ran a police report. My wife, Frances Welch, describes this gruesome incident vividly in her new book, The Lives And Deaths Of The Princesses Of Hesse.
'One of Serge's booted feet, fingers and parts of his skull had been gathered up… His heart was found on a nearby roof. Ella set about frantically gathering up the remaining body parts and taking the rings from the severed fingers.'
Very few women in history have witnessed their husband's assassination, so it is remarkable that Princess Ella's reaction was almost exactly the same as Jackie Kennedy's, six decades later.
Serge had been a stickler for order and tidiness. 'In her deranged state, Ella worried about upsetting her dead husband, "Hurry, hurry. Serge hates blood and mess".'
Upon Ella's return home, her niece Maria was horrified by her appearance. 'On her right arm the sleeve of her blue dress was stained with blood. There was blood on her hand, too, and under the nails of her fingers, in which she gripped tightly the medals that my uncle always wore on a chain at his neck.'
Two hours after her husband's assassination, Jackie Kennedy was obliged to attend the swearing-in of his successor, Lyndon Johnson on Air Force One.
On that same plane her husband's corpse lay in its coffin. Mrs Johnson recalled Jackie's pink Chanel dress being 'stained with blood', adding: 'One leg was almost entirely covered with it and her right glove was caked - that immaculate woman - it was caked with blood, her husband's blood.'
Kennedy aides suggested she change out of the blood-spattered suit for the swearing-in, but she refused. 'I want them to see what they have done to Jack,' she said.
#21458195 at 2024-08-22 02:55:27 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #26294: Anonother Brick In the Wall Edition
Daily Mail Online
@MailOnline 1h
Craig Brown: The prince, the poet and a touch of Paddington
trib.al/1DQyPO1
Aug 22, 2024 ? 1:36 AM UTC
https://twitter.com/MailOnline/status/1826433302070231291
>>21458190
>>21458182
#20269526 at 2024-01-19 23:49:52 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #24870: Hunter High Edition
>>20269396
>>20269022
DUG on commondreams several years ago. not a reputable news source, far Left front that covers for less established Leftwing groups.
from qresear.ch:
#18788983 at 2023-05-03 04:37:04 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #23058: Comfy Riders On a Storm Edition
www.DiscoverTheNetwork.org Date: 7/10/2017 6:52:35 PM
commondreams (CD)
PO Box 443
Portland, ME
04112-0443
Phone :(207) 775-0488
Fax :(207) 775-0489
Email :editor@commondreams.org
URL :http://www.commondreams.org/
News and opinion website intended to be "a progressive political organizing tool"
Reflects spectrum of views from liberal to Marxist-socialist
commondreams.org is a popular website founded in 1996 by radical activist Craig Brown "to develop use of the Internet as a progressive political organizing tool.
It not only banners the day's hottest news and commentary selected by Editor Brown but also provides a large number of hyperlinks to other leftist and liberal columnists, periodicals, radio outlets, news services, and websites.
The left-leaning sources hyperlinked by commondreams.org range from mild (e.g., Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne, Jr. and Newsweek) to radical (e.g., Noam Chomsky and Monkeyfist Collective) to explicitly Marxist (e.g., Monthly Review and Howard Zinn).
Other writers and publications whose commentaries are linked from commondreams.org include Ali Abunimah, Eric Alterman, Robert Borosage, Alexander Cockburn, Jeff Cohen, Juan Cole, Joe Conason, David Corn, Barbara Ehrenreich, Tom Engelhardt, Robert Fisk, Tom Hayden, Bob Herbert, Arianna Huffington, Sam Husseini, Jesse Jackson, Naomi Klein, Paul Krugman, Michael Lerner, Manning Marable, Michael Moore, Ralph Nader, Ted Rall, Robert Reich, Frank Rich, Arundhati Roy, Robert Scheer, Norman Solomon, Michael Tomasky, Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Black Commentator, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, the Institute for Public Accuracy, The American Prospect, CounterPunch, Harper's Magazine, The Nation, Sojourners, and Z Magazine.
commondreams.org's name was inspired by a co-founder and former President of the Students for a Democratic Society, Todd Gitlin, whose book The Twilight of Common Dreams: Why America Is Wracked by Culture Wars was published in 1995, only months before Brown launched his website.
commondreams.org is closely tied to two other entities - NewsCenter, launched by Brown in May 1997, and the Progressive NewsWire, which publishes de facto press releases by leftist groups to promote their own rallies, protests and other activities.
>>18788928
>commondreams.org
They're a Marxist, SDS-type org, would not trust anything from them.
#18992444 at 2023-06-12 12:41:59 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #23319: Gonna Be A Heckuva Week Edition
>Calm before the storm ?? ?
Hurricane barrier along Texas coast could protect residents while improving supply chain delays
https://www.foxbusiness.com/features/hurricane-barrier-texas-coast-protect-residents-improving-supply-chain-delays
A preliminary design is approved for a storm suppression system that would run along the Texas coast from Galveston to Corpus Christi, but it could ultimately impact the entire country.
The project is the largest civil works project ever taken on by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. Not only could it protect the lives of people on the Gulf Coast, it could also help eliminate supply-chain delays across the country by protecting two large ports during hurricanes.
Galveston Mayor Craig Brown said residents have become annoyed with frequent flooding.
"We have nuisance flooding now, which means that that flooding occurs even without a flood or tropical storm or a hurricane here," Brown said.
>US Army Corps of Engineers ?
#18788983 at 2023-05-03 04:37:04 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #23058: Comfy Riders On a Storm Edition
>>18788928
>>18788928
>CommonDreams.org
They're a Marxist, SDS-type org, would not trust anything from them.
www.DiscoverTheNetwork.org Date: 7/10/2017 6:52:35 PM
COMMONDREAMS (CD)
PO Box 443
Portland, ME
04112-0443
Phone :(207) 775-0488
Fax :(207) 775-0489
Email :editor@commondreams.org
URL :http://www.commondreams.org/
News and opinion website intended to be "a progressive political organizing tool"
Reflects spectrum of views from liberal to Marxist-socialist
CommonDreams.org is a popular website founded in 1996 by radical activist Craig Brown "to develop use of the Internet as a progressive political organizing tool." It not only banners the day's hottest news and commentary selected by Editor Brown but also provides a large number of hyperlinks to other leftist and liberal columnists, periodicals, radio outlets, news services, and websites.
The left-leaning sources hyperlinked by CommonDreams.org range from mild (e.g., Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne, Jr. and Newsweek) to radical (e.g., Noam Chomsky and Monkeyfist Collective) to explicitly Marxist (e.g., Monthly Review and Howard Zinn). Other writers and publications whose commentaries are linked from CommonDreams.org include Ali Abunimah, Eric Alterman, Robert Borosage, Alexander Cockburn, Jeff Cohen, Juan Cole, Joe Conason, David Corn, Barbara Ehrenreich, Tom Engelhardt, Robert Fisk, Tom Hayden, Bob Herbert, Arianna Huffington, Sam Husseini, Jesse Jackson, Naomi Klein, Paul Krugman, Michael Lerner, Manning Marable, Michael Moore, Ralph Nader, Ted Rall, Robert Reich, Frank Rich, Arundhati Roy, Robert Scheer, Norman Solomon, Michael Tomasky, Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Black Commentator, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, the Institute for Public Accuracy, The American Prospect, CounterPunch, Harper's Magazine, The Nation, Sojourners, and Z Magazine.
CommonDreams.org's name was inspired by a co-founder and former President of the Students for a Democratic Society, Todd Gitlin, whose book The Twilight of Common Dreams: Why America Is Wracked by Culture Wars was published in 1995, only months before Brown launched his website.
CommonDreams.org is closely tied to two other entities – NewsCenter, launched by Brown in May 1997, and the Progressive NewsWire, which publishes de facto press releases by leftist groups to promote their own rallies, protests and other activities.
#18788881 at 2023-05-03 04:10:25 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #23058: Comfy Riders On a Storm Edition
>>18788836
https://www.commondreams.org/news/artificial-intelligence-and-nuclear-weapons
commondreams.org is a popular website founded in 1996 byradical activist Craig Brown"to develop use of the Internet as a progressive political organizing tool." It not only banners the day's hottest news and commentary selected by Editor Brown but also provides a large number of hyperlinks to other leftist and liberal columnists, periodicals, radio outlets, news services, and websites.
remember the dig.
#3804602 at 2018-11-08 21:20:49 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #4835: Netflix and Shill Edition
Couple of commondreams.org finds. Will dig more later but found some 990 forms and a bio of the founder/director
https://www.zoominfo.com/pic/common-dreams/344560383?pageNum=1
https://web.archive.org/web/20170710235235/https://www.discoverthenetworks.org/printgroupProfile.asp?grpid=6887
COMMONDREAMS (CD)
PO Box 443
Portland, ME
04112-0443
Phone :(207) 775-0488
Fax :(207) 775-0489
Email :editor@commondreams.org
URL :http://www.commondreams.org/
News and opinion website intended to be "a progressive political organizing tool"
Reflects spectrum of views from liberal to Marxist-socialist
CommonDreams.org is a popular website founded in 1996 by radical activist Craig Brown "to develop use of the Internet as a progressive political organizing tool." It not only banners the day's hottest news and commentary selected by Editor Brown but also provides a large number of hyperlinks to other leftist and liberal columnists, periodicals, radio outlets, news services, and websites.
The left-leaning sources hyperlinked by CommonDreams.org range from mild (e.g., Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne, Jr. and Newsweek) to radical (e.g., Noam Chomsky and Monkeyfist Collective) to explicitly Marxist (e.g., Monthly Review and Howard Zinn). Other writers and publications whose commentaries are linked from CommonDreams.org include Ali Abunimah, Eric Alterman, Robert Borosage, Alexander Cockburn, Jeff Cohen, Juan Cole, Joe Conason, David Corn, Barbara Ehrenreich, Tom Engelhardt, Robert Fisk, Tom Hayden, Bob Herbert, Arianna Huffington, Sam Husseini, Jesse Jackson, Naomi Klein, Paul Krugman, Michael Lerner, Manning Marable, Michael Moore, Ralph Nader, Ted Rall, Robert Reich, Frank Rich, Arundhati Roy, Robert Scheer, Norman Solomon, Michael Tomasky, Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Black Commentator, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, the Institute for Public Accuracy, The American Prospect, CounterPunch, Harper's Magazine, The Nation, Sojourners, and Z Magazine.
CommonDreams.org's name was inspired by a co-founder and former President of the Students for a Democratic Society, Todd Gitlin, whose book The Twilight of Common Dreams: Why America Is Wracked by Culture Wars was published in 1995, only months before Brown launched his website.
CommonDreams.org is closely tied to two other entities – NewsCenter, launched by Brown in May 1997, and the Progressive NewsWire, which publishes de facto press releases by leftist groups to promote their own rallies, protests and other activities.