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VFTB Live: Nick Bryant — The Franklin Scandal / Patrick Wood — Trilaterals Over Washington
A NIGHT for railing against evil and injustice: in the first hour, author Nick Bryant discusses what may be the most disturbing pedophile scandal in American history. The Franklin Scandal touched a cherished institution, Boys Town, and reached the very highest levels of the American government. For example, how is it possible that a pimp for teenage male prostitutes was able to take guests on midnight tours of the White House?
This video, produced by publisher TrineDay, sets the tone for The Franklin Scandal:
In the second hour, Patrick Wood, editor of The August Review and co-author of Trilaterals Over Washington, explains why Tuesday's election doesn't really change things in Washington, D.C. The plan, Wood says, remains the same: to subsume the United States into a new global economic order.
This video, produced by publisher TrineDay, sets the tone for The Franklin Scandal:
In the second hour, Patrick Wood, editor of The August Review and co-author of Trilaterals Over Washington, explains why Tuesday's election doesn't really change things in Washington, D.C. The plan, Wood says, remains the same: to subsume the United States into a new global economic order.
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By Derek & Sharon GilbertA NIGHT for railing against evil and injustice: in the first hour, author Nick Bryant discusses what may be the most disturbing pedophile scandal in American history. The Franklin Scandal touched a cherished institution, Boys Town, and reached the very highest levels of the American government. For example, how is it possible that a pimp for teenage male prostitutes was able to take guests on midnight tours of the White House?
This video, produced by publisher TrineDay, sets the tone for The Franklin Scandal:
In the second hour, Patrick Wood, editor of The August Review and co-author of Trilaterals Over Washington, explains why Tuesday's election doesn't really change things in Washington, D.C. The plan, Wood says, remains the same: to subsume the United States into a new global economic order.
This video, produced by publisher TrineDay, sets the tone for The Franklin Scandal:
In the second hour, Patrick Wood, editor of The August Review and co-author of Trilaterals Over Washington, explains why Tuesday's election doesn't really change things in Washington, D.C. The plan, Wood says, remains the same: to subsume the United States into a new global economic order.