Ephilution's research on Jesuit trained Individuals for August 7, 2008

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Dear Philip, Your analysis is right on with Jesuit Coadjutor McCarthy.  His master was Jesuit Edmund A. Walsh from Georgetown University---the same master of General Douglas McArthur. Brother Eric ----- Original Message ----- From: Philip To: Eric Phelps Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2008 12:32 PM Subject: McCarthy versus Kennedy Dear Eric, while setting out to verify the Jesuit education of Joseph McCarthy I stumbled across the following passage I reckoned would be of interest to you: “ In many ways, McCarthy and John Kennedy represented the two divergent paths available to Irish Catholic politicians for success in what was still a predominantly Anglo-Saxon and Protestant nation. McCarthy never lost track of his roots. He attended mass every Sunday, built strong friendships with priests and clerics, and remained a strict Catholic. John Kennedy, by contrast, was embarrassed by the presence of priests and the outward trappings of Catholicism. He had attended Choate and Harvard rather than Catholic schools, while McCarthy was a graduate of the Jesuit university at Marquette. Kennedy avoided doing or saying anything in public that would make him identifiably or stereotypically "Irish" (although in private he enjoyed sitting at the piano and singing traditional Irish ballads with his sisters). Early on he had decided his destiny lay with the dominant eastern political establishment. He forged links to its key institutions: Harvard, the mainstream press, and groups like the Council on Foreign Relations and Americans for Democratic Action. Six years after McCarthy's censure, Kennedy ran for president as the standard-bearer for that establishment liberalism. He surrounded himself with its "best and brightest" — some of the same men, as it happened, Joe McCarthy had spent his career attacking. By contrast, Joe McCarthy was what a knowing observer would call "shanty Irish," as opposed to "lace curtain Irish," which John Kennedy's mother Rose Fitzgerald epitomized. McCarthy was authentic working class. His eldest brother, Steve, was a factory worker; another a local auctioneer; the third a truck driver. It was only in law school that he finally shed his broad Irish brogue. The grandiloquent gesture, the blarney, the do-or-die bravado, the inability to forget slights and humiliations, as well as the drinking and affinity for lost causes: it is not possible to understand McCarthy's career without this ethnic component. The other side of that Catholic and Irish-American experience, however, was the desperate need for assimilation. The Irish wanted above all to be part of the mainstream of American life and to enjoy its most dazzling promise, that of personal success. Success was the best revenge on one's supposed social betters. That too was part of the McCarthy reality. “ http://www.nytimes.com/books/first/h/herma...gin&oref=slogin Quoted in my Jesuit-trained Movers and Shakers thread here: <See Right above> Passages like this one, seem to stress the notion that a Jesuit education does not quite stop during graduation time but indeed that the Jesuit master-and-pupil relationship carries on beyond graduation in a quid pro quo fashion. Although admittedly I do not know much about McCarthy and McCarthyism I cannot help but speculate the role McCarthy fulfilled in the Fascist-Communist phony or Hegelian dialectic. McCarthy was a communist witch-hunter, but he was irrational, paranoid and the basis for his suspicions were ill-founded, to say the least. Therefore McCarthy didn’t last very long and this is where the function of McCarthy lies, I think. After McCarthy the mere mention of suspicions of communist influence in the US could simply be brushed off as ridiculous McCarthyism and therefore ought not be taken seriously. If there is a communist influence in the US, this would be a perfect cover to hide behind. Post-McCarthy era US communists simply could always refer to the irrationality, if not idiocy, of McCarthy to stave off any negative attention brought onto them by any political adversaries or curious parties. Does this sound like a plausible train of thought to you Eric? If so, do you think the Jesuits groomed McCarthy for this purpose? That is, to be able to deflect any negative future attention on the build-up of communist influence over the US? Phil

 

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George Noory - Coast to Coast 'Alternative' Broadcaster

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George Ralph Noory (born June 4, 1950) is a U.S.-based radio broadcaster. As of 2008, he is the weekday host of the late-night radio talk show Coast to Coast AM. He is heard across the U.S. and Canada on many AM, FM and XM Satellite radio. His show is the most listened to overnight program. The program is syndicated by Premiere Radio, a division of Clear Channel Communications. Noory was born in Detroit, Michigan; but he grew up in Dearborn Heights, Michigan. He now resides in Los Angeles, California and occasionally broadcasts from, and frequently mentions on air, St. Louis, Missouri. Noory has more than 37 years of broadcasting experience. Early life, Career, and Family George Noory served nine years in the United States Naval Reserve as a full Lieutenant. Noory is a Roman Catholic of Lebanese descent. He has said that he became fascinated with ufology and the paranormal as a child after having an out-of-body experience. As a teenager, Noory joined NICAP, the UFO organization that was a precursor to today's MUFON. Noory came to St Louis in 1979 to be news director at KSDK channel 5 television before making the transition back to radio. At the age of 28 he became the youngest news director in the country while at KSTP channel 5 in St. Paul, Minnesota. While living in Detroit he worked in the news department of WCAR 1130 in Detroit, and later at Storer Broadcasting's Detroit CBS affiliate WJBK channel 2. Noory was a broadcast major at the University of Detroit. Noory's family is said to be of Lebanese Christian descent and his father was born in Cairo, Egypt, in 1922. According to Noory, he was brought up as a Roman Catholic and his mother was a devout Catholic. He says he believes in "a God," but some of his views, for instance, on reincarnation and the creation of the human race by aliens contradict typical Christian dogma. George Noory is currently divorced and has said on-air that he has been married twice. (He once referred to the odd-hours and stress of working as a late-night talk show host as one of the reasons for his failed marriages.)[citation needed] Coast-to-Coast AM Noory became a guest host for Coast-to-Coast before replacing Ian Punnett as the Sunday night host. His first show was on April 28, 2001. On January 1, 2003, Noory took over week-night hosting duties from Art Bell, who had again decided to retire. On January 21, 2006, it was announced that Bell would return to Coast to Coast on Saturdays and Sundays, replacing Punnett on Saturdays, and Noory on the first two Sundays of the month. Bell returned to the air waves January 22, 2006 following his wife's death on January 5, 2006. While Punnett went on to host the Coast to Coast Live spin-off on Saturday nights, Noory remained the week-night host. With Noory as host and Art Bell doing the weekends Coast to Coast AM remained one of the most listened to late night talk radio shows. Noory has repeatedly announced on-air that he is committed to remaining the principal host of "Coast" until at least 2012, a year frequently called the so-called "Doomsday". His commitment is substantiated by a long-term contract with Premiere Radio Networks, a subsidiary of Clear Channel Communications which also produces radio programs for Rush Limbaugh, Dr. Laura, and Glenn Beck. Noory has stood by his foreboding notion that 2012 will be a year of calamitous change on a global scale. Since then, Noory recently retracted his admission of staying on until 2012. On the August 17, 2007 broadcast, George Noory made a statement during the third hour that he had a meeting a few weeks ago with Premiere Radio Networks outlining his tenure. He stated that he wishes to sign another five year contract in 2012, extending his hosting duties until about 2017. Noory went on to mention,     And then I'll go 3 days a week when I'm 66 years old. That's 9 years away; that's a long time. And they [Premiere Radio Networks] said okay, we'll do it.     – George Noory, Coast to Coast AM, August 17, 2007 Noory has repeatedly vowed on-air that he will stay on C2CAM until he is "dragged out." However, WorldNetDaily reports interest in a President Noory campaign in 2012. This might be response to comments such as:     In every city on my book tour through last year, audiences told me they are crying out for major change in Washington D.C.     – George Noory,[1] WorldNetDaily.com on November 15, 2007 On March 10, 2007, Noory introduced Art Bell for his Lifetime Achievement Award from "Radio & Records," the radio industry trade journal.[2] The next week he replayed his introductory speech and Art Bell's acceptance speech. Noory revealed that although he has worked for Coast to Coast AM since 2001, that night was the first time he had met Art Bell in person.[3] Books In 19 September 2006, Noory released his first book with co-author William J. Birnes titled, Worker in the Light: Unlock Your Five Senses And Liberate Your Limitless Potential. New York: Forge. ISBN 0-7653-1087-2.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Noory

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University of Detroit Mercy (UDM) is a comprehensive university in Detroit, Michigan, United States, created in 1990. With origins dating from 1877, it is the largest Roman Catholic university in Michigan. UDM is one of the twenty-eight member Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities in the United States. Located across three campuses in Detroit, the school offers close to a hundred academic degrees and programs of study, including liberal arts, business, dentistry, law, engineering, architecture, nursing and allied health professions. UDM was ranked in the top tier of Midwestern master's universities in U.S.News & World Report "America's Best Colleges" 2007 edition. Athletically, the University sponsors 16 NCAA Division I level varsity sports for men and women, and is a member of the Horizon League. UDM is the host institution for the 2009 NCAA finals.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Detroit

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One happy fella these days is area native George Noory, the University of Detroit alum who helms the quirky but fabulously successful overnight radio show "Coast-to- Coast A.M." weeknights (heard in Detroit at 1 a.m. on CKLW-AM, 800).

http://www.udmercy.edu/news_events/inthene...0113_eliots.pdf

http://www.udmercy.edu/search_results.htm?...0&sa=Search#604

 

-ephilution

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So McCarthy orchestrated a fake Communist witch hunt in order to sabotage future truthers who would discover Communism and attempt exposure of it. Most u.s. corporate subjects while acting as communists un-knowingly, insist communism is dead, thanks to communist Ronald Reagan. Good grief, all one need do is read the ten planks of communism, then read the Bill of Rights, it is irrefutable which one u.s. corporate stooges are acting under. McCarthy was just another Jesuit on a long list of Jesuits killing the truth, Like Randolph Hearst and Pierre Dupont, McCarthur, Eisenhower, and on and on.....

 

-wolveshater