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EMJ Live 71: The War On Free Speech

Three Boys say the Blessed Virgin appeared to them at a cemetery in the village of Taghmon, County Wexford. The three boys Eric Fenlon, Gerald O’Sullivan and Con Quigley reported seeing an apparition of the Virgin Mary at the village of Taghmon in County Wexford. The apparition, a woman in blue, appeared while they were playing at the cattle mart bordering a disused cemetery on the outskirts of the village. Two other children playing with them at the same spot saw nothing. Local reaction to the alleged apparition is non-committal. Most people agree that the children saw something and they do not believe the boys are playing a prank. Few will risk saying it wasn’t an apparition, or wasn’t the Blessed Virgin just in case it happens again. It’s one thing to argue with three local families, it’s quite another to lose favour with the Lord. The clergy of the area have not given any comment on the matter and because of this silence, the story of the apparition has gained credence locally. The boys revisit the graveyard and recount seeing bright rays of light and a six foot woman wearing a long blue dress with a white shawl. They are convinced what they saw was real and not somebody playing a trick on them. Gerald O’Sullivan was somewhat fearful to tell his mother what he saw and he was also afraid, That people mightn’t believe me. Head of the Department of Psychology at University College Dublin, Reverend Professor Feichin O’Doherty wishes the church officials in the Diocese of Ferns had given a statement about the alleged apparition in Taghmon from the outset, Wherever action has been taken quickly enough or finally enough, there has been no further problem. Feichin O’Doherty states no importance should be given to any apparitions, the sighting at Lourdes being the exception. While apparitions have been fairly common within his lifetime, none have been authenticated. He is quite sure those people claiming to have seen apparitions are not lying, but what they claim to have seen can be explained. In older age groups it is possibly a manifestation of an emotional disturbance. In younger ages groups, it is simply a case of their inability to distinguish between reality and imagery. This episode of ‘Newsbeat’ was broadcast on 5 May 1971. The reporter is Michael Ryan.

Very Rare RTE Documentary from the Mid to Late 1970s. Made by Kinescope (A Camera Filming a TV Screen in a Darkened Room).

In January 1971,private detectiveJohn Shaftis informed that some gangsters are looking for him. He spots one of the men waiting for him in his office building and ambushes him. At gunpoint, he brings him to his office, where the second gangster is already waiting. During a short fight, Shaft dodges one of them, who falls out of a window. The other one reveals that Bumpy Jonas, the leader of a Harlem-based organized crime family, wants Shaft brought uptown to Harlem for a meeting. At the police station, Lt. Vic Androzzi and a detective question Shaft about the gangster's death, which Shaft calls an "accident". Androzzi allows Shaft to return to the streets for 48 hours to gather more information. Shaft meets with Bumpy, who tearfully reveals that his daughter has been kidnapped. Shaft is at first dismissive, accusing her of being a runaway or on drugs, until Jonas says she was on her way to college when she got abducted. He asks Shaft to ensure her safe return, and Shaft agrees to help. Bumpy advises that Shaft should seek out Ben Buford, a black militant leader. Shaft tracks down Buford, and a shootout ensues with an unknown assailant. Afterward, Shaft is told by Androzzi that Shaft, not Ben, was the target, and that tensions brewing between the uptown hoods belonging to Bumpy Jonas and the downtown Mafiosi have culminated in other murders. Androzzi laments that the issue is seen as black-against-white to the general public and worries about the escalation into a full-blownrace war. He also shows Shaft some pictures of Mafia men who just arrived in New York. Shaft and Ben meet with Bumpy and accuse him of setting up the shootout. After agreeing to pay $10,000 for each of Ben's men who died, Ben and Shaft join forces to find Bumpy's daughter. Later, Shaft surmises that mobsters are watching his apartment from a local bar. Shaft pretends to be a bartender and calls Androzzi to have the mobsters arrested. Shaft then confronts the arrested mobsters about Bumpy's daughter, and he sets up a meeting. When he gets home, Vic arrives and tells Shaft that the room at the station house wasbuggedand his superior wants to bring Shaft in for questioning regarding the kidnapping. Instead of taking him in, Androzzi leaves. Shaft is escorted by a Mafia member to the apartment where Marcy Jonas is being held, and Ben and two of his men tail them. Once there, a shootout ensues: two Mafia men are killed, and Shaft takes a bullet in the shoulder. After receiving medical attention, Shaft tells Ben to round up his men and meet him at the hotel where Marcy has been taken. He calls Bumpy to tell him his daughter is fine, but that he needstaxicabsat the hotel for the getaway. At the hotel, Shaft, Ben, and Ben's men dress as hotel workers and slowly infiltrate the hotel. Shaft gets to the roof of the hotel, and swings into the room where Marcy is kept. He kills the gangster guarding her and brings her outside. Meanwhile, Ben and his men kill the gangsters in the surrounding rooms, and exit. After the taxicabs take Marcy, Ben, and Ben's men away, Shaft calls Androzzi from a phone booth, telling him that his case has just busted open. Androzzi asks him to close it, and Shaft replies, in reference to an earlier scene, "You're gonna have to close it yourself, shitty!", then hangs up the phone and walks away laughing.

●CAST: Dorothy Mackaill as Gilda Karlson Donald Cook as Carl Erickson Ralf Harolde as Piet Van Saal Morgan Wallace as Mr. Bruno, the jailer and hangman John Wray as Eagan Ivan Simpson as Crunch Victor Varconi as General Gomez Nina Mae McKinney as Leonie Charles Middleton as Jones, a lawyer Clarence Muse as Newcastle, the porter Gustav von Seyffertitz as Larson Noble Johnson as Bobo, a policeman Cecil Cunningham as Angie George F. Marion as Jack ●PLOT: Gilda Karlson (Dorothy Mackaill) is a prostitute in New Orleans, accused of murdering Piet Van Saal (Ralf Harolde), the man responsible for ending her former job as a secretary and leading her into prostitution. Her old boyfriend, sailor Carl Erickson (Donald Cook), smuggles her to safety to Tortuga, an island in the Caribbean Sea from which she cannot be extradited. On the island, Gilda and Carl get "married" without a clergyman to officiate, and she swears to be faithful to him. After Carl leaves on his ship, Gilda discovers she is the only white woman in a hotel full of international criminals, all of whom try to seduce her. Especially persistent is Mr. Bruno (Morgan Wallace), who describes himself as "the jailer and executioner of this island". He intercepts letters Carl sends to her and steals the support money he includes. Bruno's intention is to make Gilda think Carl has abandoned her, hoping she will seek his assistance once she becomes desperate for cash. Later, Gilda is astonished and relieved when Van Saal suddenly arrives on the island. He explains that he had faked his death and enlisted his wife to collect on his $50,000 life-insurance policy. After receiving the money, Van Saal abandoned his wife, who then revealed his fraud to the authorities—forcing him to flee the country. Bruno, now pretending to be concerned for Gilda's safety, gives her a pistol to protect herself. When Van Saal comes to her room and attempts to rape her, Gilda shoots and kills him. She is tried for murder and seems destined for acquittal by a sympathetic jury. While awaiting the official verdict, Bruno tells her that even if she is found innocent, he will arrest her for possessing the "deadly weapon" he had given to her. The sentence will be at least six months in his prison camp, where he will provide her with very comfortable living conditions in return for sexual favors. Gilda rushes back to the judge and falsely confesses to killing Van Saal "in cold blood", preferring to be executed rather than break her vow to Carl. As Gilda awaits her execution, she is surprised by Carl's return. He happily tells her about his new job and begins making plans for their life together back in New Orleans. Rather than telling him the truth about her circumstances, Gilda tearfully bids him goodbye and leaves him with the impression that she will join him soon. After he departs, Gilda, followed by two policemen and Bruno, slowly walks to the gallows.

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The documentary film that took us behind the gun battle at Medina between North Dakota farmer Gordon Kahl and the IRS over Kahl's outspoken public opposition to taxes and bank farm foreclosures in the late 1970's. This documentary retraces the subsequent cross-country manhunt and examines Kahl's violent and suspicious death in Arkansas in 1983, as well as new evidence discovered during Kahl's exhumation. This award-winning documentary film as well as additional unreleased footage is now available for the first time on DVD at the studio web site (taoslandandfilm.com)

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2nd Harry Palmer Film

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Get Fr Ripperger’s new book here: https://sentradpress.com/product/limi... Father Chad Ripperger, Exorcist and the founder of the traditional Catholic Society of the Most Sorrowful Mother (the Doloran Fathers) joins Dr. Taylor Marshall to discuss his latest book on the apostolic origin of the liturgy and limits of what can and cannot be changed.

Candace Owens recently became Catholic. Dr. Taylor Marshall responds. (Plus subtle removal of Sam Adams Non-Alcoholic beer In first few seconds)

Dr. Taylor Marshall interviews George Farmer about his meeting and marrying Candace Owens, his conversion to Catholicism at Oxford, his love for the Traditional Latin Mass, the rise of the Influencers such as Joe Rogan, Andrew Tate, Michael Knowles, Ben Shapiro, and Jordan Peterson, and how it affects the future of Christianity and Islam. We talk about the natures of Jesus Christ in the incarnation, his love for Candace Owens, and how Catholicism has lost its sword. 00:00 Introduction 01:19 Bible leads to Catholicism 04:55 Catholicism more mystical 08:00 Mary in Scripture? 08:30 Candace Owens in her faith journey 11:37 Immaculate Conception of Mary? 16:43 Mary as Mother of God? Devotion to her? 19:00 Catholicism "grows the pie" 27:25 George Farmer on Latin Mass 33:00 Active Participant at Latin Mass 37:00 Latin Mass as sacral in a secularized world 41:00 1960s Catholicism disappoints us 44:11 Church at the dawn of time 47:00 I've known Andrew Tate for years 51:35 Andrew Tate and the "family" 54:20 Andrew Tate drawn to Islam's strength 59:00 The appeal of Islam to young men

Dr. Taylor Marshall interviews George Farmer about his meeting and marrying Candace Owens, his conversion to Catholicism at Oxford, his love for the Traditional Latin Mass, the rise of the Influencers such as Joe Rogan, Andrew Tate, Michael Knowles, Ben Shapiro, and Jordan Peterson, and how it affects the future of Christianity and Islam. We talk about the natures of Jesus Christ in the incarnation, his love for Candace Owens, and how Catholicism has lost its sword. 00:00 Intro to Part 2 00:57 Candace Owens interview with Andrew Tate 03:02 "Tell us how you met Candace Owens" 05:00 let myself fade and give glory to Candace 08:26 meeting Candace first step back to Christ 11:57 Christian marriage, Christ and Bride 13:40 Candace knew I was her husband 14:20 Ground zero of Influencers: Daily Wire 18:09 Influencers on a journey 21:11 Influencer Pioneers: Nigel Farage, Trump, Ben Shapiro 24:34 Death of traditional media and news 27:26 Peterson, Tate, Shapiro going "religious" 32:10 WHITE PILL: have people come to Christ? 36:00 Where does this set up George Farmer? 41:07 Politics returning to Christ 47:23 George and Candace moving forward 49:00 Taylor gives Rosary to Candace Owens 50:00 Our Father in Latin 51:03 Outro

Adrian Milag TV Presentation 0:00 - Introduction 06:24 - Fr. Chad's Background 07:47 - Why He Became a Priest and an Exorcist 09:50 - Most Harrowing Experience as an Exorcist 13:26 - Exorcism in the Modern Church 18:32 - Guidance on Spiritual Warfare and Discernment 22:55 - Guidance on Confession 24:18 - Fr. Chad's Comments on Other Religions Performing Deliverance 27:58 - Does a Father Have the Authority to Perform Deliverance Over His Family? 33:47 - Why Do Good People Experience Evil? 38:46 - What is Signal Grace? 42:43 - His Experience with the St. Michael Relic Stone 46:12 - Why Does God Allow Possession? 49:53 - Why Are Most Victims of Possession Women? 51:32 - His Preparations Before an Exorcism 55:12 - The Difference Between Latin Mass and Novus Ordo in Exorcism 58:20 - Q&A 1:15:42 - Charism vs. Third Eye? 1:30:54 - His Comments on a Weeping Image of the Blessed Virgin Mary 1:32:52 - His Comments on the Withdrawal Method 1:36:58 - Promotion, Closing Remarks

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1st Harry Palmer Film

Never Say Never Again is a 1983 spy film directed by Irvin Kershner. The film is based on the 1961 James Bond novel Thunderball by Ian Fleming, which in turn was based on an original story by Kevin McClory, Jack Whittingham, and Fleming. The novel had been previously adapted as the 1965 film of the same name. Never Say Never Again is the second and most recent James Bond film not to be produced by Eon Productions, the usual producer of the Bond series, but by Jack Schwartzman's Taliafilm, and was distributed by Warner Bros. instead of United Artists. The film was executive produced by Kevin McClory, one of the original writers of the Thunderball storyline. McClory had retained the filming rights of the novel following a long legal battle dating from the 1960s.

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