It’s time to start working on the carnival and Ticket to Ride, the theme that appears again and again in 922. To reiterate, the MDC poster in the Magical Mystery Tour booklet was released on December 8th, 1967, 13 years to the day before John Lennon’s death. The scene for the movie was shot on […]
…You see, because the Catcher in the Rye defined rebellion. As did Elvis, James Dean and The Wild One. Teenagers wanted to rebel? Maybe they did, maybe they just wanted to have fun, and most importantly, a world of their own. But the Cold War defined what happened to them after High School. Protest wasn’t
September 22nd 1949, Russia detonates it’s first Atomic Bomb.
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“. . . on the first day of January . . . all persons held as slaves within any State, or designated part of a State, the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free.” President Abraham Lincoln, preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, September 22, 1862 9/22
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I was making my 922 – The Conspiracy post last Thursday at the Grand Rapids library while this was happening, we walked out to this horde of sirens that turned out to be this chase. I’ve noticed that the more you write about evil targeting the mentally ill, the more it seems to start happening
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December 8th, 1964. In response to the arrests of 800 Berkeley students belonging to the FSM (Free Speech Movement), Cal Berkeley faculty vote to end the prohibition on Student Political Activity on campus.
