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COMMENT: Head­ing into the Mar­tin Luther King Hol­i­day, Mr. Emory set forth some of the key details about King’s killing. As nation­al atten­tion focus­es on events in Min­neso­ta, Dave pro­vides more per­spec­tive on that con­fronta­tion.

Top­ics of Dis­cus­sion and Analy­sis Include: On Fri­day, Jan­u­ary 16, Dav­e’s Patre­on talks detailed a num­ber of top­ics. The first talk not­ed the pri­ma­ry role of the for­mer edi­tor of the Nazi paper Völkisch­er Beobachter in craft­ing the man­u­script that became Erich Von Daniken’s Char­i­ots of the Gods; Apartheid South Africa’s appar­ent dupli­ca­tion of Nazi Ger­many’s Leu­na syn­thet­ic fuel plant (dou­bling as a heavy-water plant for the pro­duc­tion of the pro­duc­tion of the South African atom­ic bomb); The Depart­ment of Home­land Secu­ri­ty’s use of Third Reich and con­tem­po­rary Nazi pro­pa­gan­da; The chan­nel­ing of min­er­al-min­ing rights in Green­land to a com­pa­ny that had employed Trump Attor­ney Gen­er­al Pam Bon­di and Chief of Staff Susan Wiles; The Shah of Iran’s selec­tion of Fazlol­lah Zahe­di (a for­mer Ger­man intel­li­gence offi­cer) to mod­el the Savak after the Gestapo; The decep­tion engaged in by West­ern media and U.S. intel­li­gence cutouts in por­tray­ing unrest in Iran. Dav­e’s sec­ond talk high­light­ed Glenn Green­wald’s pro-bono work defend­ing Nazi killers and demo­niz­ing immi­grants, while his third talk detailed key aspects of the assas­si­na­tion of Dr. Mar­tin Luther King.