Radioactive America, Fashion Police, FBI's UFOs - New World Next Week
April 14, 2011
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as posted by the channelWelcome back to the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in alternative news and open source intelligence. This week
Story #1: US Unprepared for Nuclear Emergency
PDF: "DHS Strategy for Improving the National Response and Recovery from an Improvised Nuclear Device Attack"
Related: Nuke Officials Worry About Plans Despite Public Assurances
NWNW Flashback: EPA Helps Mainstream Media Obscure Truth About Radiation Exposure
Story #2: France Starts Ban on Full-Face Veil
Background: SITE Institute on SourceWatch
NWNW Flashback: Swedish Anti-Immigration Party Claims Seats
Story #3: Alien Psyops and Memos From the FBI 'Vault'
Related: FBI Secret Report Said Nazi War Crimes Evidence Was Probably Faked
NWNW Flashback: Pope's Astronomer Says He Would Baptise an Alien If It Asked Him
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