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Access: The Extraordinary Story now newly released by author, Amory Patrick Blaine

Concealed No More: Humanity’s Greatest Historical Tragedy Hidden from the American People. The pre-9/11 Assassination the U.S. is hiding at all cost and doesn’t want you to find out. A government agent’s insider account of decades of clandestine operations connecting Vietnam to Ancient Prophecy, Islamic Global Terrorism, and the Billion Dollar Bubble of the Modern Art World. Never Forget!!

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OpenAI co-founder responds to Musk's huge overnight bid - and it's not good news for tech mogul February 11, 2025
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New York City Real Estate

People are flocking to these 4 desirable cities as homeowners’ sale prices skyrocket February 11, 2025
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Archeology & Biblical History

The Apostle Paul in Arabia
The New Testament recounts many episodes from the apostle Paul’s life. Yet it provides scant details about his visit to Arabia. In his letter to […] The post The Apostle Paul in Arabia appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
Herod Antipas in the Bible and Beyond
Who was Herod Antipas? This son and successor of Herod the Great ruled Galilee when Jesus lived, and he participated in the trial of Jesus. In BAR, Morten Hørning Jensen examines what archaeology can tell us about this not-so-great Herod. The post Herod Antipas in the Bible and Beyond appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
The Middle Eastern Origins of Sheep
Mentioned more than any other animal in the Bible, sheep were an ever-present reality in the ancient Levant. For nomads like Abraham and pastoralists like […] The post The Middle Eastern Origins of Sheep appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
Herculaneum Scrolls Unlocked
The 2,000-year-old Herculaneum Scrolls make up one of the largest extant libraries from antiquity, whose importance might well rival that of the Dead Sea Scrolls. […] The post Herculaneum Scrolls Unlocked appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
30 People in the New Testament Confirmed
Archaeology has confirmed 53 people from the Hebrew Bible. What about the New Testament? In BAR, Lawrence Mykytiuk examines the political figures in the New Testament who can be identified in the archaeological record and by extra-Biblical writings. The post 30 People in the New Testament Confirmed appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.

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NY Times Book Review

Is Bob Dylan Still a ‘Complete Unknown’? February 11, 2025
The director James Mangold discusses the things we may never understand about the folk legend.
Alex Barron, Kate LoPresti, Wendy Dorr, Sophia Lanman, Elisheba Ittoop and Gilbert Cruz
Book Review: ‘You Didn’t Hear This From Me,’ by Kelsey McKinney February 11, 2025
The writer Kelsey McKinney tries to wrestle with our guiltiest pleasure.
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Book Review: ‘Summer of Fire and Blood,’ by Lyndal Roper February 11, 2025
In “Summer of Fire and Blood,” Lyndal Roper tells the story of the serfs who fought for a better life and the elites who co-opted their movement.
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Book Review: ‘The Pilgrimage,’ by John Broderick February 11, 2025
John Broderick’s “The Pilgrimage” plumbs the rich interior lives of a devout gay man and his wife, without judgment.
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Reviews of American Renaissance, the Book (Continued)

“Set in Paris in the early 1990s, from the POV of a patriot soldier befriended by a girl mired within a growing den of radical artistic and Islamic terrorists. This is the first installation of a saga in investigative narrative reporting. It would be a mistake to confuse a love story with what may reveal the biggest breakthrough in American wartime and anti-terrorism policy ever. Whether it is better to know or not know the ancient invisible enemy we have always feared, but never faced, the consequences to civilization are staggering.” – Dave Frankenmeyer Weekend Standard Review New York City

“A compelling meditation, reminds me of a dramatic Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, but for art history instead of philosophy. Yes, there is scientific proof that artistic ability is inherited in your genetic make-up, but so is mental illness. Either the author is clearly mad or, as he contends, the world is madly living inside the imagination of all the dead artists who came before Dorian Knight.”

–Paul Theodore, Professor emeritus, Evolutionary Psychology Santa Rita College, N.B.

“No, of course the government didn’t kill him. Not knowingly. But the magnitude of this revelation in the aftermath of Waco and leading to 9/11 is Biblical. I don’t know what this means for the future, or if I will ever see America the same again. Keep an eye out on your invisible neighbor. The Capitalist art revolution is coming and I fear there’s nothing we can do to stop it.” – Former US Senator, Roy Roder, AL

Media

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TikTok and U.S. National Security February 3, 2025
No Evidence for the Political Finger-Pointing Over D.C. Plane Crash February 1, 2025
What Does Biden’s ERA Statement Mean? January 31, 2025

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BOOKS

Is Bob Dylan Still a ‘Complete Unknown’? February 11, 2025
The director James Mangold discusses the things we may never understand about the folk legend.
Book Review: ‘You Didn’t Hear This From Me,’ by Kelsey McKinney February 11, 2025
The writer Kelsey McKinney tries to wrestle with our guiltiest pleasure.
Book Review: ‘Summer of Fire and Blood,’ by Lyndal Roper February 11, 2025
In “Summer of Fire and Blood,” Lyndal Roper tells the story of the serfs who fought for a better life and the elites who co-opted their movement.
Book Review: ‘The Pilgrimage,’ by John Broderick February 11, 2025
John Broderick’s “The Pilgrimage” plumbs the rich interior lives of a devout gay man and his wife, without judgment.

ACCESS THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY now newly released from author Amory Patrick Blaine

Concealed No More: Humanity’s Greatest Historical Tragedy Hidden from the American People. The pre-9/11 Assassination the U.S. is hiding at all cost and doesn’t want you to find out. A government agent’s insider account of decades of clandestine operations connecting Vietnam to Ancient Prophecy, Islamic Global Terrorism, and the Billion Dollar Bubble of the Modern Art World. Never Forget!!

BOOK REVIEWS OF AMERICAN RENAISSANCE

“Who knew that in the history of art hides the monster of Armageddon? Devastating. It reads like true crime, no doubt much of this really happened. At last the ghost in the religious machine is revealed, and yes, there is an invisible race living among us. But we can only hope for the sake of our children that all of it is a fiction.” – Sage Dalworth, President, The Washington Culture Club

“Yes, I knew the author well. But he was an NSA patient who suffered a severe form of amnesia at the time, evident when he became embedded with radical Islam. These matters of national security should not be allowed to be seen by our enemies”

–Dr. Dirk Scudlee, Research Director for Naval Warfare, National Institute of Health. Bethesda, MD

Fashion & Style

Everything You Need to Get Through Mercury Retrograde November 2024 November 25, 2024
E! may get a commission if you purchase something through our links. Learn more. We hate to break it to you but Mercury retrograde is back. Sorry! Fortunately, Stephanie Gailing, astrologer and...
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15 Amazon Best-Sellers That Will Help You Adjust To Daylight Savings November 4, 2024
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About

Serving as the current Editor-in-Chief for The Cult Street Journal, Amory Patrick Blaine is an American author, filmmaker & critic. He lives in New York City.

REVIEWS OF AMERICAN RENAISSANCE, THE BOOK

“Who knew that in the history of art hides the monster of Armageddon? Devastating. It reads like true crime, no doubt much of this really happened. At last the ghost in the religious machine is revealed, and yes, there is an invisible race living among us. But we can only hope for the sake of our children that all of it is a fiction.” – Sage Dalworth, President, The Washington Culture Club

“Yes, I knew the author well. But he was an NSA patient who suffered a severe form of amnesia at the time, evident when he became embedded with radical Islam. These matters of national security should not be allowed to be seen by our enemies”

–Dr. Dirk Scudlee, Research Director for Naval Warfare, National Institute of Health. Bethesda, MD

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Travel

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Cult Street Quotes

“I seek the Super Artist. The Super Artist lies close to my heart: That is my first and only concern – Not man: not my neighbor, not the poorest, not the sorriest, not the best. The beauty of the Super Artist came to me as a shadow. Ah, my brethren, Of what account now are – the arts to me? – I seek the Super Artist.” S.D.K.

“Let it be read over and over again that there will be found on every page a solemn warning that society changes its forms, humanity its condition, and that new destinies are impending.” – Alexis de Toqueville, Democracy in America

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