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TipToe To Tyranny

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TipToe To Tyranny is a series by Award Winning Independent Filmmaker, Chris Harrigan, that begins pre-pandemic and takes the viewer all the way to Ottawa with the Canadian Freedom Convoy and covers everything in between. From mandates to lockdowns, along with the people pushing back, this filmmaker found himself in the middle of all of it, every step of the way. This documentary serves as an hommage to The Highwire and all the parents who fought vaccine mandates, in particular for school attendance. Chris Harrigan is a Producer/Director/Writer form Eastern Canada, with a background in Cinematography and Post Production. After over 20 years in the mainstream, having worked on hundreds of productions for Broadcasters such as; Discovery Channel, Documentary Channel, HBO, FOX, ABC, VICE, CBC, CTV, The Trailer Park Boys, and many more, he felt a sense of urgency in the world, that led him to leave his career in the mainstream to pursue his heart's interest in getting the truth out about our current situation. TipToe To Tyranny part 1: First Steps, explores the world situation just prior to what the WHO called the Covid-19 Pandemic. We examine the narratives and mechanics that had already been put in place by governments, big tech and world corporations. Run Time (aprox 1hr, 18mins) Featuring: Del Bigtree (The Highwire) Jeff Berwick (The Dollar Vigilante) Luke Rudkowski (We Are Change) Dan Dicks (Press For Truth) Dr. Bob Sears Dr. James Lyons-Weiler. Meryl Nass (Plandemic 2: Indoctrination) Dr. Dena Churchill It's time to connect the dots. It's time for all to see. Are we all in this together, or is it The TipToe To Tyranny

Franklyn MacCormack Archive

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This audio is from the archive of Franklyn MacCormack. He was an American radio personality in Chicago, Illinois, from the 1930s into the 1970s. Franklyn was born March 8th, 1906, and died June 12th, 1971. All of the audio on this channel was acquired from a stack of reel-to-reels from his personal collection. I took on the task to digitize and upload it so that his efforts in saving all of these tapes was not in vain. I am uploading the entire collection in no specific order other than the randomness of me picking a reel up to archive it. I am a historian at heart and I believe everyone’s life should be remembered for more than just their birth and death dates. -Dino T. Manzella.