called an acoustic attack. i ll warn you may may require an open mind. myster s sonic attacks, unexplained illnesses including head injuries all over the world. who is the perpetrator and what s causing it? microwave weapons. microwave attacks on u.s. intelligence officers. the reality is these devices exist. capability plus intent, the russian government would have both. anything is possible. it could be little green men from mars, but why should i believe it? do you have to see it to believe it? yes snch. the way i see this bewildering mystery is a mystery of the brain. this suggests there is damage. a mystery of engineering and physics. how fast does that energy move? speed of light? at the speed of light. a mystery that s baffled america s top scientists. i can t explain it. and devastated those who have been impacted. this is terrifying. nothing could make a sound like what we heard. severe pain on one occasion in the white house. this i
it sounds like a tale straight out of a spy novel. you inexplained illnesses including head injuries all over the world. who is the perpetrator what s causing it microwave weapons. microwave. microwave attacks on u.s. intelligence officers. the reality is that these devices exist. capability plus, intent. anything is possible it could have been little green men from mars but why should i believe it? do you have to see it to believe it? yes,. the way i see it this bewildering mystery this is is a mystery of the brain. this suggests there is damage. a mist mystery of engineering and physics. how fast does that energy move? at the speed of light? at the speed of light. a mystery that has baffled america s top scientists. i can t explain it and devastated those who have been impacted. this was terrifying. nothing could make a sound like what we heard. severe pain on one occasion and the white house this is scary. i don t understand what
The Health Secretary, victoria atkins. Ill also be speaking to margaret thatchers former economics adviser, sir john redwood, be telling me redwood, wholl be telling me why we cant afford net zero and whats going wrong at the bank of england . The former culture secretary and johnson secretary and Boris Johnson loyalist Nadine Dorries will be here she wont here in the studio and she wont be holding back, giving us her two pennies worth on the ongoing troubles in westminster and as the rayner, the heat rises on Angela Rayner, will to stand will starmer continue to stand by his shadow deputy pm . Ill be asking former secretary of state for Northern Ireland Shaun Woodward take on the woodward for his take on the affair, and the author, angus hanton, will be sharing his new book vassal state, which explores how influenced our explores just how influenced our lives are in britain. By america. Were going to be covering a lot over the next 90 minutes, so do not think of going anywhere. Well,
it did not go well. a bunch of them, a bunch of rebels were killed. fidel was actually sentenced to 15 years in prison for that. did not quite serve 15 years in prison, so less than a year in prison, 11 months altogether. with that, he was on the run, he was in exile. he went to mexico. his brother, raul, as well. they would eventually come back and try to recommence the revolution, taking over in january, 1959. that is about where we left off. one thing i didn t mention the last class, but you re going to read the article on this, it s the herb matthews piece in the new york times. if you have not read it yet if you have, you have probably been shocked, right? by this article, you are thinking what is this? what is this piece? so herb matthews was a reporter for the new york times. he wrote a february 24, 1957 front page piece for the new york times. major, major, major piece. and books have been written about this. herb matthews and the york times and what it did with fid
while this is their very first time in hillwood, it is not the first time that our lectures are accessible to folks at home. many of our fantastic programs are available on the hillwood museum youtube channel, so check that out in case you missed something or want to see something again. before we continue, i know you know what i am going to say next please be sure that you have silenced anything that chirps or barks or beeps. you may know that hillwood s founder, marjorie post, began her russian collection while she was posted to soviet era moscow in 1937, 1938. over the next 30 years, she was dedicated to building the most comprehensive collection of russian imperial art outside of russia. she realized, as the collection grew, that her personal passion could inspire and educate the public and made plans for hillwood to become a museum. post s lasting legacies, generosity. public service, family, and lush gardens, as well as the new biography, marjorie merriweather post: