
All News is Made Up. Some of it is True.
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Mrs. Heritage History asked me to put together a dossier to inform an article she is writing on American Education and to turn it into a podcast for her to listen to while she walks her dogs. Here it is:
Peter Duke hosts for The Duke Report. Mrs. Heritage History of heritage-history.com presents, working from her own slide deck, and Duke annotates.
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Deposition of Paul Bonacci, produced as a legal evidentiary record and conducted by attorney John DeCamp, documents Bonacci’s sworn account of alleged abuse, coercion, criminal activity, and psychological conditioning connected to figures s...
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The American Baalroom by Peter Duke presents a field narrative and visual analysis anchored in footage from Washington, D.C., whe...
The podcast opens with a claim that pedestrians in Washington, D.C. pass a monument whose sculpted program encodes scenes of abduction and absolute authority, a claim grounded in a close reading of the Andrew Mellon Auditorium pediment. The...
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All News is Made Up. Some of it is True.
I'm neither left-wing nor right-wing; I'm the middle finger.
North Idaho based historian, homeschooler, and investigative reporter. Editor of the Heritage History website.
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