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In Case You Missed the New American Dream Radio Hour: Listen to 8/18/2011 Broadcast Now

Saturday, August 20, 2011 0:02

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For those of you who were not able to listen to

The New American Dream Radio Hour live last night,

you can listen here now.

http://theshow.newamericandream.info/shows/august-18-2011/

Guests were poet Phil Hey from Sioux City and special guest Eileen Fleming from Florida.

Next week:

Thursday Aug. 25, 6:45 CST

Montana poet Marc Beaudin & Baltimore independent journalist Alice Cherbonnier.

Please join us.

Thank you for listening.

The New American Dream Radio Hour team.

Sponsored by The Rock Creek Free Press

And remember, until next week, and always, if you are enjoying your freedom … please thank a protester.

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Now we leave you for this week with a word[s] from Richard Dolan:

Richard Dolan:

“The moment of disclosure [UFOs] is not the end of anything, it’s the beginning of the real fight for truth.

We saw demonstrations of a million people in Tahrir Square … don’t you think there might be a march of a million people on Area 51, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Los Alamos … maybe … I’ll bet you Wackenhut Security can stop a march of a hundred people, but not a million, not a million.

And don’t you think that just might happen.

And what about opening up a new truth movement?

Because … after UFOs, then 9/11, JFK, underground bases, you name it, chemtrails, it’s all going to be on the table.

By God, what an exciting, challenging, mess it’s going to be.

And so in other words, the moment of disclosure is not going to be the end of anything … it’s the beginning for the real fight for truth.

Not the end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_794854&v=xgU94ZkgB8E&feature=iv

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And for this week only we are running a special and accepting from “The Big Lebowski” as well: Some line that Walter might have said to Donny.

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And FINALLY …

Soon To Be Released:

“Johnny Moon,” by Mike Palecek, published by CWG Press

Now accepting pre-orders.

Write to: [email protected]

Cost: $15, plus $3 shipping within the U.S.

“Johnny Moon” tells the story of a third-grader in a Catholic school who wants to do what

President John F. Kennedy asked us all to do, get in shape, walk, become physically fit

and thus be able to take on the challenges of the coming incredible years.

Johnny has told his classmates he also wants to go to the moon. In fact, he wants to

be the first one on the moon. And so the kids brand him with the nickname.

He wants to do it all. And he starts out on Friday, Nov. 22, 1963, heading out

from his home in his bulky snowsuit to walk to school and lose weight and be

the good American that he knows he can be and that he should be.

And then we know what happened midway through the day that Johnny was

planning on making his big start, his big turn-around to achieve great things.

Sister M&Ms is Johnny’s teacher. Her sister was in Dallas that day, right up close to the

limousine, taking pictures, just as it happened. She saw some things that did not

get reported back in Johnny’s hometown Daily News.

Sister M&Ms and Johnny and the third-grade Sacred Heart class decide to tell the

truth about what happened.

Can you really do that? In 1963 in middle America?

Could you do it even now?

Johnny Moon thinks he can do it, even though it is difficult, and we’d

be wrong to doubt him, because “a strong boy, makes a strong man, makes a strong nation.”

[Review copies available upon request.]

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