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Tag Archives: JFK
The Short Life and Long Death of a Zine
After breakdancing, but before the Internet, there were zines. Sean Beaudoin investigates the era of self-published fanzine culture, and his own doomed immersion within. Continue reading
Posted in Literature
Tagged APE, factsheet five, fanzines, JFK, letterman, stapler, Xerox, zines
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L’Enfant Terrible, or, The Politics of Youth in DC
In which Jennifer Kabat ponders the weirdness of growing up in and around Washington, DC – from nuclear secrets to Veep’s kids and loving Amy Carter. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Amy Carter, Dana Meese, Gerald Ford, Imelda Marcos, JFK, Jimmy Carter, John McCain, LBJ, McGovern, Nuclear Secrets, Q Clearance, Sidney McCain, The Mondales, Thomas Eagleton, Washington DC
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Everything You Wanted to Know About the Global Conspiracy But Were (Genuinely) Afraid to Ask
Conspiracy Theory 101, Bilderberg 2012, and the New World Order: Greg Olear can handle the truth. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Popular Culture
Tagged Alex Jones, alternative history, Avengers, Bilderberg 2012, Bilderberg Group, Bilderbergers, conspiracy theory, Crossfire, David Icke, Deep Throat, Glen Beck, Ike, Illuminati, InfoWars, JFK, Jim Marrs, military-industrial complex, New World Order, Obama as Hegemon, Oswald did not act alone, reptilian overlords, Yemen
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