Let's say Stojkovic missed his penalty in the Quarter Finals, and Argentina knocked Yugoslavia out. Who is the most likely winner, what other knock on effects are there?
I was thinking of Squeaky Fromme picking a different target would cause the most eyebrow raising, especially with speculation of Manson being tied to MKULTRA as a lab rat.
None that I know of, but the committee hearings were very much on the public radar and they did a lot to discredit the intelligence services with American liberals, a fairly strong distrust that pretty much continued until investigations into Trump’s associations with Russia began. At which...
The senate select committee headed by Frank Church investigated abuses at the CIA, NSA and FBI. Among the things it exposed were CIA foreign assassinations , attempted mind control experimentation programs (MKULTRA), domestic spying including on civil rights groups, (a lot of J Edgar Hoover’s...
What it says on the tin. What would be the immediate effects of Frank Church being assasinated during the senate select committee investigations into abuses at the CIA and NSA?
Probably.
I feel like Sovereignty would probably strengthen English language protections in Quebec because Anglophones would become a minority within Quebec (rather than a majority in Canada) and press for greater rights.
I agree that part isn’t unique to the soviets, it’s all too common in capitalist societies. What was a direct result of the Soviet system (although not unique to it either) was the fatal design flaw being hidden purposefully to the point that the emergency stop button is basically turned into a...
Pretty much. So let's say by laws of probability the same circumstances come to fruition in Leningrad instead of Chernobyl. It's not out of the question really. If it can happen in one RBMK reactor it could happen in another, as the issues that caused it were systemically widespread in the...
Leningrad Nuclear Plant uses the same RBMK design, with the same flaws that Chernobyl had. So what if the circumstances of the Chernobyl accident occurred at the Leningrad plant instead.
Is there any plausible way for Ellen Fairclough, who was the first female cabinet minister in Canada and held the post of Acting Prime Minister for one day in 1958 to become the leader of the Progressive Conservatives and Prime Minister in her own right?