AMY GOODMAN: This is Democracy Now!, democracynow.org, The War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman. On Friday, federal agents raided the home of President Trump's ally and former adviser Roger Stone. Prosecutors from special counsel Robert Mueller's team charged the longtime Republican operative with obstruction, witness tampering and lying to Congress about his communications with WikiLeaks. An indictment, unsealed Friday, reveals a senior Trump campaign official was directed to contact Stone ahead of the 2016 election to see what other leaks about Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee were coming from WikiLeaks. Roger Stone was released later Friday on a $250,000 bond and spoke to the press.
ROGER STONE: I will plead not guilty to these charges. I believe this is a politically motivated investigation. I am troubled by the political motivations of the prosecutors.
AMY GOODMAN: Roger Stone will be arraigned on Tuesday. Stone and Donald Trump share a unique history: Both were heavily influenced by the infamous attorney Roy Cohn, who served as a chief counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy during the Red Scare in the 1950s and would later become a leading mob attorney. Roy Cohn represented Donald Trump for years and once claimed Trump considered him to be his best friend.
Roy Cohn is the subject of a new documentary here at the Sundance Film Festival titled Where's My Roy Cohn? I spoke to the film's director, Matt Tyrnauer, on Sunday. I began by asking him to explain who Roger Stone is and his connection to Roy Cohn.
MATT TYRNAUER: He was a protégé of Roy Cohn. He has something in common with Donald Trump other than being a friend and off-and-on political adviser to Donald Trump. He and Trump were both the protégés of Roy Cohn. Their origins in politics, and really in all of the way they deal with life and business, come from the same place. And that's the late Roy M. Cohn.
AMY GOODMAN: So, before we go to the late Roy M. Cohn, talk about your feelings on Friday, on that day that began with a raid of Roger Stone's house, and just who Roger Stone is.
MATT TYRNAUER: Roger Stone is a political dirty trickster whose methods and persona really dovetail with and presage the Trump administration. They're cut from the same cloth. And again, they had the same mentor — I can't overstate the importance of that. This comes from the dirty pool kind of illegitimate political world that Roy Cohn personified, Richard Nixon toiled in. And Donald Trump is a kind of delayed re-emergence of this dirty pool transactional type of politics that now really is verging onto a type of fascism, that I think has been incipient in our republic for a long time but has emerged. And the point of the film is that the seeds for this were planted long ago, and Roy Cohn was a major sower of those seeds.
AMY GOODMAN: Let's go to a clip of Roger Stone from your film, talking in the same way you're talking, interestingly, about Roy Cohn, Donald Trump and, well, Roger Stone himself.
ROGERSTONE:Roy would always be for an offensive strategy. Those are the rules of war. You don't fight on the other guy's ground; you define what the debate is going to be about. I think Donald learned that from Roy; I learned that from Roy.
AMY GOODMAN: That's Roger Stone talking about Roy M. Cohn. So, Matt Tyrnauer, take us there. Take us to who Roy M. Cohn is and how you became so fascinated with him.
MATT TYRNAUER: Roy Cohn would have been, I think, a very bold footnote in American history, if it hadn't been for the surprising result of the election of 2016. He was, at a very young age, the handmaiden of Joseph McCarthy in the early '50s on through the mid-'50s. He was most famous for those photographs of him whispering into the ear of McCarthy during the infamous Senate subcommittee witch-hunting hearings, where McCarthy, demagogue of his era, was trying to root out mostly imaginary communists in the State Department and other branches of the government.
Cohn was a son of great privilege, who would became an attorney. In fact, he graduated from law school so young, he couldn't take the bar exam for another year. He was a prodigy, and he was a very brilliant man. It turned out, through the course of his life, he used his brilliance for mostly the dark arts of manipulation and self-enrichment, and certainly, later in his career, even literally mafia activities. He became the number one mob lawyer in this country. But he was also the great — I call him the CEO of the Favor Bank. He was the great political fixer of his time.
AMY GOODMAN: So, well, the mob is where Donald Trump comes in, in his early years of being a developer in Manhattan. But go back even further, to the Rosenbergs, from before the McCarthy hearings.
MATT TYRNAUER: Sure. Roy Cohn cut his teeth in public life as the junior prosecutor in the Rosenberg spy case, which was an infamous trial of two Jewish Americans, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were accused of and convicted of sharing atomic secrets with the Soviet Union.
AMY GOODMAN: And just to be clear, ex parte communications between a judge and a prosecutor are illegal.
MATT TYRNAUER: You said it. And Cohn was encouraging him, by Cohn's own admission, to give the death penalty not only to Julius, who, it turned out, was indeed guilty, and Ethel, who was — no one's ever proven guilt for. The couple were sentenced to death and executed in the electric chair. It was a truly traumatic moment for certainly the Jewish community of the United States, but also really the United States at large. And the film unearths footage, contemporary footage, that was actually very shocking to me. I didn't realize how violent and emotional the protests were in the streets of New York City on the day of the execution.
AMY GOODMAN: And this was what? June 21st, 1953?
MATT TYRNAUER: That's right. And Cohn at the time was, I believe, 23.
AMY GOODMAN: And, of course, the message that was sent all over the country with the execution of this couple at Sing Sing, of putting them in the electric chair. Interestingly, you have a clip of Roger Stone, that we want to turn to right now, remembering what Roy Cohn said to him about their execution.
ROGERSTONE:When you would try to get him to talk about Joe McCarthy or the Army-McCarthy trials or that whole period, J. Edgar Hoover, you couldn't get much out of him. On the Rosenbergs, I asked him how he felt about it — I told him I'd read the case — and he said — and I quote — "If I could have pulled the switch, I'd have done it myself." That doesn't sound like remorse. I think Roy was a hard-liner to the end.
AMY GOODMAN: That's Roger Stone, from the documentary, Where's My Roy Cohn?, talking about Roy M. Cohn and the execution of the Rosenbergs. Matt Tyrnauer?
MATT TYRNAUER: It seemed to me that someone in their early twenties who had killed a mother of two, who was almost certainly not guilty of the crime for which she was convicted and murdered by the state, might have some feelings of remorse for this later in life, as he was on his own deathbed, for instance. I asked Stone that, and Stone gave the answer that you just saw in the film clip.
AMY GOODMAN: So let's move forward, down to the McCarthy hearings in Washington. Roy M. Cohn becomes his right-hand man, famously — and you show this so beautifully in the film — constantly in the ear of McCarthy. You've got two sets of hearings. You've got the original McCarthy hearings, going after communists, and then you've got the Army-McCarthy hearings. And you describe this as an early reality TV, very Trumpian. Explain what took place.
MATT TYRNAUER: Army-McCarthy is a byword in our culture. The McCarthy era, of course, is the dictionary definition of witch hunting and demagoguery and the big lie in politics. The Army-McCarthy hearings' details and the nuances, I really feel, have been lost to history and lost in the very porous education system we have in this country that just doesn't teach history thoroughly. So I wanted to show a granular portrayal of this peculiar episode that occurred, that really riveted the nation at the dawn of the age of television.
The Army didn't react well to this bizarre threat coming from a relative political nobody, the one with great connections and a connection to the leading demagogue of the day, Joseph McCarthy. So the Army pushed back. And we have to remember also that the president at the time was an Army man: Dwight Eisenhower was a general. And he didn't say much at the time, but behind the scenes was — didn't like these accusations being leveled against his branch of the military.
So, what unfolds then is, I believe, the first instance of reality television — unwitting reality television. I think TV, in its infancy, was trying to find its footing, and whatever was good spectacle and whatever would get people to tune in flew at the time. This was an open, televised hearing with a sensationalistic charge and a secret homosexual subplot. It made the stuff of perfect television drama, really, although no one really knew what was going to happen. It was an open-ended narrative, which really is the definition of reality TV.
AMY GOODMAN: So, talk about the — really, the climax of these hearings, with the counsel for the secretary of the Army.
MATT TYRNAUER: What ended up happening was the Army lawyered up and went after McCarthy and Cohn. And they hired a very good lawyer, a very folksy, telegenic, avuncular man who was a Boston Brahmin attorney named Joseph Welch. Welch played his cards beautifully on TV and in the hearing room here, and he paced himself. He sort of let his fellow questioners pick apart this bizarre scenario. McCarthy and Cohn are demagoguing and trying to show that there are communists and gays in the Army and that they're bad for the United States and bringing down the republic and the democracy, basically. The Army was able to poke holes in that.
Eventually, near the end, McCarthy sees he's losing this battle, and he wants to fight back. There had been a backroom deal made at a certain point that one of the people that they were going to drag through the mud was an associate of Welch's in his Boston law firm who may or may not have been a member of a group that may or may not have had some communist leanings. It wasn't even a communist front. It was really nothing, as most of the charges McCarthy leveled were. And Cohn had told Welch, "I'll trade you not implicating this guy for something else." And McCarthy missed that meeting, and he started to bring this young man's name into the hearings on television.
JOSEPHWELCH:Look, you have done enough. Have you no sense of decency, sir? At long last, have you left no sense of decency?
MATT TYRNAUER: The Senate room — it's the Russell hearing room of the Senate, which was where Anita Hill's trial — hearing took place — bursts into applause. You can see McCarthy's face just collapses, basically. He goes pale. And this caught the conscience of an entire nation, because of television, and it led to the very quick discrediting and downfall and eventual censure of Joseph McCarthy in the Senate. And it destroyed Roy Cohn, as well, as a Senate aide. And that really ended the McCarthy era — Joseph Welch. It should have ended Roy Cohn, but it did not.
AMY GOODMAN: That's Matt Tyrnauer, director of the new documentary Where's My Roy Cohn? When we come back, we'll talk about how Roy Cohn ended up representing a young New York real estate developer named Donald Trump in the 1970s and how they became best friends. Stay with us.
AMY GOODMAN: "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by Tears for Fears. This is Democracy Now!, democracynow.org, The War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman. We're broadcasting for the week from the Sundance Film Festival here in Park City, Utah, as we continue to look at the new documentary Where's My Roy Cohn? It looks at the man who mentored Donald Trump and Roger Stone. The film just premiered here at the Sundance Film Festival.
After Roy Cohn left Washington in disgrace in the 1950s, he became a prominent attorney in New York — a prominent mob attorney. His clients included the mob and a future president. Let's go back to my interview with director Matt Tyrnauer.
AMY GOODMAN: Let's leap forward to his relationship with Donald Trump, how he came to know Donald Trump.
MATT TYRNAUER: So, Cohn has an immediate success as a lawyer in New York. And people have said to me, journalists have asked me, "How could someone so discredited worm his way to the top echelons of New York society after having crashed and burned so badly and humiliated himself and everyone around him in the McCarthy — in the Army-McCarthy period?" My answer is: Have you ever met New York society? It's the most transactional place in the world. And Roy Cohn was the king of transactional relationships. I call him the CEO of the Favor Bank. And that's the way he operated, and to great success, all through the '60s, all through the early '70s.
And there comes a day, a fateful day, when Roy Cohn, powerbroker, mob lawyer, meets a young man who was the just-starting-out son of a major real estate developer in Queens and Brooklyn named Donald J. Trump. Trump was pure outer-borough material. He had the money, but he didn't have the status. He was considered to be very uncouth and was not welcome in the important places in New York City business and society, but he had a burning aspiration to rise to those levels. He did find his way to a chic nightclub at that time called Le Club, kind of Midtown East in Manhattan, which existed until relatively recently, in fact. In that kind of swingy, proto-disco environment, he meets the famous Roy Cohn.
At that precise moment, the Justice Department was going after Trump's father and Trump himself, who was a junior partner in the Trump family real estate business, for racial discrimination. At the time, it was very provable that the Trump housing company was taking the rental applications of minority applicants and marking them with a code word, which was C for colored, and then denying them rental apartments. The Justice Department was going to come down very hard on them, and Trump was worried and wanted to help his father and help himself out of this nasty predicament. He explained the predicament to Roy Cohn that night and said, "Hey, can you help me get out of this?" And Cohn said, "Absolutely. Come see me tomorrow morning." Trump did. And Cohn, in the room with him, outlined a strategy for conquering this Justice Department suit against them, which really was the game plan that Trump followed every day for the rest of his life and into our own lives, in our daily lives now.
AMY GOODMAN: Fully provable that they were engaging in racist practices, but they never admitted it.
MATT TYRNAUER: That's right. So, they settled. And settling is not technically an admission of guilt. Now, Trump says he never settles, but of course he settles all the time. And Cohn says he never settled or never pleaded, and he pleaded and settled all the time. But Cohn's premise was never admit guilt, and a settlement isn't an admission of guilt. And if you don't admit guilt, you can go to the press and claim victory. Pure Roy Cohn.
AMY GOODMAN: So, Roy Cohn was not only his lawyer that he turned to, one of his lawyers, but he considered him one of his best friends.
MATT TYRNAUER: He was his consigliere and best friend. In Cohn's eyes, he, in the film, on an interview that he gives in the early '80s, brags that Donald Trump, in a letter to him, says that he's his best friend.
AMY GOODMAN: When Trump buys the Bonwit Teller Building, this massive concrete building, historic, and then, in its place, builds Trump Tower, talk about the blueprint, basically, that involves the mob and Roy Cohn.
MATT TYRNAUER: The Trump Tower story is exemplary. It just sets the pattern for the way Trump and the Trump Organization did business. And again, it's torn from the playbook of Roy Cohn. It probably didn't need to be this way, but corners were cut to generate maximum profits. And I think it was also in that time in New York, just part of what you did as a skullduggerer to kind of get the mafia involved and, you know, get special privileges to speed up construction, etc., etc., etc. So, this was a really corrupt project. And I want to give credit to the journalist David Cay Johnston, who was doing this reporting in real time back in the '80s and has been chronicling the bad business dealings of the Trump Organization for years. And we rely on an interview with David Cay Johnston in the film to explain how something was very peculiar about the construction of Trump Tower, which Roy Cohn helped Donald Trump achieve and engineer. And Trump — or, rather, Cohn shows off a letter from Trump thanking him for allowing the fast realization of the Trump Tower project.
A few things in particular, though. Trump Tower is built of concrete. Buildings in the '80s in New York were very rarely built of concrete. They were built of structural steel usually, which was a much more efficient way to build. And one reason it was more efficient was that the mob at the time controlled the poured concrete contract business, and you need to pay off the mob. And also the mob, in a bit of subtle skullduggery, controlled the unions, so the unions could close the construction fences and keep the cement mixers waiting to come into the construction site and ruin your cement and cost you, you know, millions of dollars, basically. But, indeed, this building went up made of concrete, because Roy Cohn, according to Johnston's reporting, introduced Trump to all of his mafioso connections, that allowed this project to go forward without any interruptions.
There was another very famous thing, which also, I believe, Hillary Clinton brought up in the campaign, which was that the Bonwit Teller Building, which was the building that preceded Trump Tower on that site, was demolished by a group of illegal immigrants called the Polish Brigade, that were brought down to New York City from Rochester, New York. Trump never paid them. So, not only was he employing illegal immigrants and not paying appropriate taxes and having any accountability on that way back in the '70s and '80s, but he was also stiffing people. Again, pure Roy Cohn. Cohn was an expert tax evader and a stiffer of contractors. And he, Trump, Donald Trump, really learned this, it's thought, from Cohn.
AMY GOODMAN: So we take this story, decades later, to just this week, where The New York Times and Washington Post are reporting on undocumented immigrants who work at the Westchester golf course of President Trump. And though they were honored for being best employee repeatedly, one by one, they were called in, and they were fired. They are speaking out and saying the Trumps full well knew that they didn't have the proper documents.
MATT TYRNAUER: Yes. I mean, so much of the film really is connecting the dots and giving even more truth to the famous George Santayana aphorism, "Those who do not remember history are condemned to repeat it." I also like to quote Gore Vidal, who used to say we live in the "United States of Amnesia." All of this has precedent, and sometimes very literal precedent. The same people perpetrating the same misdeeds or crimes are telling the same lies and untruth. They've been proven and reported on for years, and yet it's occurring again, now on an international scale with really terrifying long-term consequences.
AMY GOODMAN: So, let's go back to your interview with Roger Stone in 2017, where he once again quotes Roy Cohn.
ROGER STONE:Roy famously argued that all of the expenses of his law firm were — you know, were deductible. TheIRSdid not see it this way. Roy told me that the whole point of dealing with theIRSwas to die owing them as much as humanly possible.
AMY GOODMAN: That's Roger Stone. Matt Tyrnauer?
Trump did the same thing in the debate with Hillary Clinton, where she assailed him of tax evasion, and he then leaned into the microphone and said, "That makes me smart." And at that moment, my heart sank, because I thought, I could see that that would be a very populist one-liner in a debate, actually. Cohn got that. I mean, there's something about the public that loves a scoundrel. And Cohn played that to the hilt. And I think Trump also took that persona from his mentor, Roy Cohn.
AMY GOODMAN: So now take us back to Roger Stone, the man who's now just been indicted in the Mueller inquiry, and talk about the triumvirate here — Roy Cohn, Roger Stone and Donald Trump.
MATT TYRNAUER: One of the people I spoke to off camera about Roy Cohn and his relationship with Trump said to me, not jokingly, "Donald Trump is Roy Cohn." And you could say that about Roger Stone. I think Roger Stone might say it about himself, actually. They swallowed Roy Cohn whole, in a certain way, and absorbed all of his incredible abilities at practicing the dark arts of manipulation of politics and media, and understanding the nexus between politics and media and how to operate those levers for really dark and selfish purposes. That's really what Cohn's mastery ended up being.
AMY GOODMAN: I think what you convey very well in this film is not just their manipulativeness, whether we're talking about Trump or Stone or Cohn, but the utter cruelty, Roy Cohn willing to destroy lives, whether in his anti-communist crusade, his anti-LGBTQ crusade, even though he himself was a gay man. Ultimately he would die of AIDS, though he denied this, right? That he was dying of AIDS.
MATT TYRNAUER: Yes, he denied it consistently. He denied it on camera, off camera, publicly and privately.
AMY GOODMAN: Now, President Reagan and Nancy were his dear friends.
AMY GOODMAN: President Reagan wouldn't mention AIDS for something like seven years of his presidency. But in the very end of Roy Cohn's life, you report that they got him into a special drug trial at the National Institutes of Health?
MATT TYRNAUER: Yes. I mean, this is one of the most bitter ironies and just really diabolical truths of Cohn's life. He spearheaded, with McCarthy, the lavender scare in the '50s, ruining the lives of LGBTQ people in government. Of course, he himself was one. So, that was bad enough. He, according to Nancy Reagan, helped her husband get elected, and actually was, perhaps, the key person, for a variety of reasons. The Reagans had many gay friends, but they were publicly and on a policy level as bad as you can be for gay rights and handling the HIV/AIDS plague at the time. Cohn appealed to them for special treatment as he was secretly dying of the disease. And Ronald and Nancy Reagan got him into an experimental treatment program at the NIH that very few people could get into. There are telegrams that we show on screen of Ronald Reagan, blithely ignoring the greatest public health crisis of our time, telegramming Roy Cohn, wishing him good health and godspeed as he gets out of the hospital and goes back home after a round of experimental treatment.
AMY GOODMAN: And then talk about how Donald Trump, the man who called Roy Cohn his best friend, how he dealt with Roy Cohn suffering from AIDS.
MATT TYRNAUER: Many people who were witnesses to the relationship cite that Trump did back away from Cohn when he was on his deathbed. At the same time, Cohn was disbarred, very late in his life, with almost, I think, weeks left to live. They managed, after decades of trying, at different levels of government, to get him disbarred. It was achieved. He had late-stage HIV illness at that time. And there are many accounts of him appealing to Trump for certain kinds of help and being nervous about what Trump would think. And then Trump did, according to his cousins, who were very much present at the time of Cohn's illness, back away.
AMY GOODMAN: Left him to die alone, as many of Cohn's friends did.
MATT TYRNAUER: Yes. I think this is the moral of the story of being a transactional person, in many ways. Cohn had many friends, but how true were these friends? They were friends that were gained through being a master of transactional living, transactional politics. He was a total transactional figure. When he had this terrible disease, which was a deeply ironic thing for him to die of, he lost a lot of friends, who were, I think, backing away because of these dual crises in his life — disbarment and an assured death of a terrible and, at that time, we have to remember, really extremely terrifying disease that was very little understood.
AMY GOODMAN: Which brings us now to the title of your film, Where's My Roy Cohn? Talk about how you came up with it.
MATT TYRNAUER: "Where's my Roy Cohn?" is not a question, it's a complaint, issued by Trump in the White House in 2017, when I think he first felt the walls of the Mueller investigation closing in on him. I don't think he could have predicted the length of this. I think he thought he would short-circuit it, and he was hoping that a Roy Cohn type would help him short-circuit it.
He was not able to find that in the person of his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, or his White House counsel, both of whom have left office. It's a fundamental misunderstanding of someone in the executive branch that the attorney general or the White House counsel serves him personally: These are the employees of a dictator; these aren't the employees of an elected president of the United States. The attorney general represents the people. The Justice Department represents the interests of the United States. The people are sovereign in the United States. The president is not sovereign. I'm not sure anyone's been able to explain that to Donald Trump.
But Roy Cohn taught him that he was sovereign. Roy Cohn behaved as if he was sovereign, Roy Cohn was sovereign. And he convinced Trump that if you follow that playbook of ultimate selfishness and ends justifying means, that you could get away with anything. Roy Cohn almost did. It's Shakespearean and irredeemable, his end, but he has given us this delayed re-emergence of demagoguery that is the result of a seed he planted in the early '80s, I would say, and has come back to haunt us in a really unimaginable way.
AMY GOODMAN: Matt Tyrnauer, director of the new documentary Where's My Roy Cohn? It just premiered here at the Sundance Film Festival, where we'll be broadcasting all week.
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Rockville, Maryland and Washington, D.C.
The home of Dr. Richard Leinhart, esteemed professor and world-renowned historian, was surprisingly simple. Just another house in suburbia, a concrete drive cutting a swath through its perfectly manicured lawn – which was still beautiful in March, if less green than it would be in summer months – to the double-car garage housing the professor's silver Audi. It could have belonged to any one of the two-parent, soccer mom families with 2.3 children, a pension and a mortgage who populated the neighborhood, any of the young business-minded couples who were several years – and promotions – away from starting a family of their own who lived up and down the street. But this house belonged to one of the most highly respected academics living in the D.C. area – single, no kids, dedicated more to the advancement of his field than to keeping up with the Joneses. And, this morning, he was having a great deal of difficulty in gathering the strength to go to work.
All weekend he had been wracked with guilt, with fear, with sorrow. Why had this happened to Michael? Michael Rickner, one of the brightest, most dedicated, most insightful and perceptive individuals he had ever had the pleasure of mentoring. His work, had it been completed, could have rewritten much of the history of the twentieth century. And not just from an academic standpoint. Textbooks from the grade school level on would have had to have been rewritten, the government would have issued their typical denials, then apologies on behalf of their long-gone predecessors, the world would have changed the way they thought about one of the darkest periods in human history, rethought America's white knight image as it pertained to that era. If Michael's new theory proved to be true.
But had Michael committed suicide? He couldn't see that, but then, didn't everyone say that about suicide victims? They were so happy, never saw it coming, just weren't the type. "The shadow," Carl Jung had called it, the dark part of self that we fought to deny existed. The part that, in failing to acknowledge its existence, can be given power by our unconscious. Not that he bought into that psychobabble claptrap, but it did provide a possible answer to the unanswerable. And yet, even then it didn't quite fit. Michael was cognizant of his dark side, his humanity, and his flaws despite his largely genial nature. He didn't deny his "shadow"; he just always strove to rise above it.
In his long academic career, Dr. Leinhart had known students who had later committed suicide. Sadly, it was all too common among students at elite universities, especially at the graduate level. The pressure to succeed, the constraints on time, energy, and finances just proved to be too much for some students, and they sometimes took the easiest, hardest way out. And even though the professor had known several suicide victims, and had felt the requisite I-never-saw-it-coming reaction, the truth was, considering his proximity to the students and their workload, there was usually something in their actions, their speech in the weeks, days, leading up to the tragic decision that was simply not there with Michael. This one wasn't stressed; he was elated. His life, professional and personal, seemed to be taking off in the right direction. He had committed suicide right between proposing to his girlfriend – who, knowing the both of them, Leinhart was certain had said yes – and going off to get the first eyewitness conclusive evidence to support his revolutionary theories? Not likely.
Which left an even more chilling alternative. He had been killed. By professionals, judging by their ability to stage the scene like a suicide. No one had held a personal grudge against him. Who could? He was far too likable. And he was genuine. Always genuine with his sentiments. But had his research managed to piss somebody off? Had he gotten too close to discovering something that someone, someone powerful, wanted to stay hidden? That was what his research alleged, wasn't it? That was what he thought the Blumhurst guy from the article was supposed to be a part of. That was what he was about to follow up on, right before he was killed. If anything, his death seemed to lend credibility to his theory. And that terrified Dr. Leinhart.
The professor was surprised to find himself sitting in his car, key in the ignition, ready to back out of the driveway. His mind solely focusing on the inner debate that he had been going over and over since he'd heard the news, his body had been on autopilot, going through the morning ritual it had been trained in over the years. He grimaced, aware of how much this situation was bothering him, taxing his faculties. He should really think about taking a day off, maybe a week. A mini-sabbatical to get his head together. Deep breath. But no, not today. He was already ready. Press on, and make it through. He'd take it relatively easy today, but if he couldn't make it all the way through the day… well, he'd just cross that bridge if he came to it. In the meantime, he'd just have to focus on the immediate task at hand and not let his mind wander into the fearful labyrinth of questions bouncing around in his head. And right now, that task was driving.
Forty minutes later, he pulled into his parking spot in the faculty lot, grabbed his briefcase, and started walking toward his office in Phillips Hall, its stark plate-glass exterior and seven-story height standing in contrast to the brick and stone buildings that composed much of the historic campus, making the building look more like a modern business building than the haven of academia it truly was. Upon exiting the elevator for the third floor and turning toward his office, he was greeted with a conflicting sight. The visitors who awaited him were welcome faces, but ones that had already plunged his mind back into the labyrinth.
Jon Rickner and Mara Ellison.
Leinhart forced a smile at the pair as he approached the door to his office. "Mara, Jon, how are you?"
Jon looked at Mara, then back at the professor. "We're making it through, all things considered," Jon answered. "Yourself?"
Leinhart sighed. "The same. You two want to come in?" he asked as he unlocked his office door.
"Very much so," Jon said. "Thank you."
Leinhart led the way into the room, closing the door behind them, and motioning for them to take the two seats in front of the antique oak desk while he moved to his own chair behind it. The walls of the mahogany-paneled office were adorned with myriad commendations, awards, and degrees. A framed map of the world drawn by famed Renaissance cartographer Gerardus Mercator hung prominently on the far wall. A large varnished bookcase lined the wall behind the desk, shelves of old leatherbound tomes and contemporary reference books – some of which bore the professor's name on the spine – standing at the ready for consultation. His briefcase set to the side, Dr. Leinhart folded his hands atop the desk, leaned forward on his elbows, and frowned.
"To what do I owe the pleasure of this visit?"
"You know about Michael, Professor?" Mara started.
"I do indeed. I can't believe it. Such a tragedy."
"Dr. Leinhart," Jon said, "I went to Michael's apartment yesterday and was attacked by an armed intruder. An intruder who then stole Michael's laptop. I think – we think – that this guy might have killed Michael because of his research."
Across the desk, a flicker of something flashed in the professor's eyes.
"He was working on something big," Jon continued, "something revolutionary, something that somebody might not have wanted to be discovered, right?"
"He was." Leinhart had a mournful look in his eyes as he stared at his hands, folded in quiet resignation upon the desktop.
"Can you tell us what he was working on? What his theory was?"
"It was…" The professor's eyes drifted to the closed office door, then back to Jon and Mara. "Are you guys sure you want to hear about this? If it got Michael killed…" His unspoken admonition hung in the air like a storm cloud.
"Yes," Jon answered.
"Definitely," Mara chimed in.
"It was about some government cover-up from the 'thirties. Something involving the secret funneling of American dollars into the coffers of the Nazi party in 1932, and then, when Hitler became Enemy Number One for our allies in Europe, the government tried to cover it up by killing anyone who knew too much, or tried to find things out. God, if that wasn't enough of a warning to Michael to tread carefully, I don't know what would have been."
Across the desk, Jon and Mara's eyes grew wide, jaws slackened. Of all the international financiers to fund the Nazis, they never would have guessed it could have been Americans. Franco's Spaniards, maybe. Mussolini's Italians, perhaps. But not Americans.
"Seriously?" Jon spoke up. "But why? And how on earth could the government justify sending taxpayer dollars abroad – for any reason, much less funding the Nazis – when the economy here at home was still in shambles?"
"I have no idea, but that was the premise for his work. Outlandish, I thought at first, but he seemed to have a nose for hunting down obscure truths and piecing them together into a cohesive whole."
"That sounds like Michael," Jon agreed. He and his brother had made something of a pastime of digging for elusive truths in the mists of history and legend. And now it had gotten Michael killed. Jon bit his bottom lip, then forced himself to continue. "What was this interview he was going to do this past weekend?"
"Oh, that," the professor began. "A witness, he believed. Not to the American funding of the Nazis but rather to the cover-up years later. He thought there was an office somewhere in the government responsible for keeping this potentially explosive secret under wraps. An office that employed assassins. He was researching the relationship between the Mafia and the press in the late 1950s, when he found a mob killing that didn't fit the bill. The hit was right, but the motives were all wrong. The guy had never written anything about the mob, about money laundering, about any of the vice trades that the Mafia had interests in. But what he had written about just before he was murdered was a very strange series of events, beginning with a guy who was supposed to have died in Korea years earlier. Somehow, this long-dead veteran managed to jump off the Brooklyn Bridge with a noose around his neck."
Jon's eyes lit up. He reached into Michael's backpack and pulled out his notebook. Flipping it open to the final entry, he plopped the article face up on the professor's desk.
"That's… that's it. Where did you?"
"Michael's apartment. That's what I was doing there when the… assassin? …whoever he was, attacked me."
"But he made off with the laptop?"
Jon sighed. "Yeah."
"Shoot." Leinhart said. "Most of Michael's stuff was on there, I think."
"Had he backed it up anywhere else?" Mara asked.
"Nowhere else that I'm aware of." Leinhart shrugged. "He said that he didn't want too many people to find out about it yet. If someone found out that he had that info, and his theories were true…"
"Sounds like they found out anyway." Mara's voice, the cold, bitter ire behind it, surprised even her.
Jon looked at her, an expression of sadness and concern on his face, before turning back to the professor. "Who exactly did he plan on meeting in New York, Professor?"
"One Catherine Smith, estranged daughter of Roger Blumhurst. Still alive after all these years, apparently."
"Estranged? So how much would she have known?" Mara asked,
"I don't know. Sometimes people, when they're on their proverbial deathbed, try to make amends before the end. Maybe he tried to reconnect with her shortly before he killed himself. That's what Michael was hoping. That's what he was going to go find out."
"Then that's what we're going to find out," Jon chimed in. Dr. Leinhart looked at Jon in disbelief, then at Mara. They were both meeting his gaze with confidence and firm resolve.
"What? Why? You saw what happened to Michael. …I'm sorry, that… that was crude."
Jon slapped his palm on the professor's desk. "How many more people have to die, how many brothers and fiancées left to mourn because of this secret? If Michael was wrong, then we've got nothing to fear. If he was right… we've got to stop the cycle somehow."
"Geez, Jon. But how? I mean, Michael was working on this for weeks. And he still hadn't found conclusive evidence to bring the conspiracy into the light. He still hadn't made any huge breakthroughs, nothing beyond conjecture and speculation. Educated conjecture and speculation, given, but nothing to make people take it seriously."
"I don't know, Professor, but I do know that it's something I—," Jon glanced at Mara, who gave him a nod, "—that we have to do. For Michael, for his memory and legacy, for all the other people who've died over the years and for those who can still be saved."
Dr. Leinhart smiled softly despite the tightness he felt in his chest. "My God. You really are Michael's brother, aren't you?"
"He would be proud of you, Jon. I'm sure he would. He talked about you all the time, you know."
Jon took a deep breath, and the professor picked up on his sign of discomfort.
"Sorry, I… I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable. I hope I didn't—"
"No, no, it's fine," Jon answered, giving Mara a thankful glance in response to the hand she had placed gently on his arm. "It's hard, but I'm fine, really."
"So when are you two planning on embarking on your little expedition?" the professor asked.
"This afternoon," Mara answered before Jon could.
"No time like the present," Mara chimed more cheerily than might have been appropriate.
"I'm on break from Oxford," Jon explained, "and Mara's got bereavement time from her job. Dad's somewhere in the Amazon, miles away from the nearest electrical grid or cell phone tower, so the funeral's on hold until they can track him down, and it'd be great if we could clear this whole thing up for Michael by then. If this wasn't suicide, which I think all three of us can agree that it couldn't have been, then we want to set the story right by the time his eulogy is delivered."
Dr. Leinhart nodded. "Good point…"
"Plus, Jon has a ton of frequent flyer miles," Mara added. "Forty-five minutes and we're in NYC."
The professor raised his eyebrows. "Wow. You guys are serious." The pair nodded at him, a cool confidence carved into their faces. "All right, I'll tell you what; let's swap cell numbers. That way we can stay in touch while you're in Manhattan. You find anything, let me know, and I'll try to work on it from this end. And I'll let you know about anything I can dig up."
"Professor—" Mara started to plead.
"No, no. I want to. It's the least I can do."
"Okay." She smiled gratefully. "Thanks."
Jon handed Professor Leinhart a prepaid cell phone, one of three they'd paid for in cash earlier that morning. "Untraceable. Just in case. Our numbers are already in there."
The professor nodded slowly, his eyes growing worried as he seemed to be realizing the gravity of what was happening.
Jon started to stand up. "Well, I think we've probably taken up enough of your time this morning. Mara and I have some packing to do."
The professor blinked, then stood in turn. "Any time, Jon. Mara," he said as he shook each of their hands. "Just please, watch your backs out there."

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Without treatment, Luca may have never been able to walk again. But after receiving acupuncture, the 4-year-old dog is now in full recovery.
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Luca underwent emergency neurosurgery. The procedure was a success, but she still needed to regain the use of her legs.
To assist with her healing, Luca's family decided to try alternative medicine. So they brought Luca to Animal Acupuncture, a clinic in New York City.
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10 Scary Young Adult Books to Read This Halloween
Emily Maas Aslanian
Halloween is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate All Hallows' Eve than with a book that'll have you gripping each and every page with anticipation? Here's a list of the 10 creepiest, scariest, fright-inducing YA stories we could find. And here's a promise: no vampire love scenes (if you're into that kind of thing, sorry).
'The Forest of Hands and Teeth' by Carrie Ryan
This 2009 New York Times best seller is the first in its trilogy, followed by 'The Dead-Tossed Waves' (2010) and 'The Dark and Hollow Places' (2011).
'The Forest of Hands and Teeth' falls into one of YA's biggest nets, being a dystopian book -- while giving it a slight twist by taking place generations after a zombie apocalypse destroyed the world. The main character, Mary, struggles with living the life she's always known with the Sisterhood and the Guardians, safe inside her village's fence, and stuck within her village's secrets. But she is quickly given a way out when there is a breach in the village. However, as we know from 'The Walking Dead' and every other zombie-related form of entertainment, wandering the woods isn't the safest place if you're trying not to be infected.
A thriller-dystopian-zombie-YA book sounds perfect to get through the week between 'Dead' episodes!
'Sanctum' by Madeleine Roux
The followup to Roux's 'Asylum' (2013) has only been out since August, but the new read keeps up with three of the previous book's characters: Dan, Abby and Jordan.
Instead of the haunting asylum pictures that Roux lovingly provided in 'Asylum,' this book has carnival pictures haunting its pages, on pointe with the big top theme this season ('American Horror Story: Freak Show,' anyone?).
It probably isn't even necessary to mention how creepy this book is if you've read Roux before, or even if you've just glanced at the book's cover.
'The Replacement' by Brenna Yovanoff
Yovanoff's 'The Replacement' is dark, dark, dark. Just look at that cradle with all those sharp objects! Yovanoff means business, and 'The Replacement' shows just that. The story's main character, Mackie, was raised as a human -- but is most definitely not. He finds himself dragged below his hometown of Gentry into the underworld, aptly called Mayhem, where dead girls are commonalities and a tattooed princess rules. This tale will definitely get you in the Halloween spirit.
If not, there's always Yovanoff's most recent creepy creation, 'Fiendish,' a story about a girl trapped in a cellar by tree roots for a decade, which came out earlier this year.
'Frost' by Marianna Baer
Baer's 2011 story takes readers to a much colder place than expected, as Leena Thomas' senior year brings her and her friends to Frost House, with a new mysterious roommate. Frost House, the supposedly cozy Victorian dorm within Leena's boarding school, isn't so cozy as it turns out.
This haunting tale delivers straight from the realm of pre-20th century haunted houses, and places it in the lap of YA, serving a combination enjoyable enough to make you jump.
'Anna Dressed in Blood' by Kendare Blake
The first in its series, 'Anna Dressed in Blood' combines a 'Supernatural'-like dead hunter named Cas Lowood and a ghost who was brutally murdered decades earlier who kills anyone entering her home (Victorian style, of course), except Cas.
The follow-up to this 2012 book is titled 'Girl of Nightmares.'
'TEN' by Gretchen McNeil
'TEN,' a YA redo of Agatha Christie's 'And Then There Were None,' brings the same amount of horror as Christie, with the addition of a teen perspective.
All 10 of these teens are brought for the same reason: an exclusive house party. This immediately deviates from the conflicting and various reasons each of the 10 in Christie's masterpiece appear, though it does stay mostly close to Christie's work. What do they use instead of a gramophone to announce their crimes, you ask? A DVD. It sounds silly, but this new-age spin on a classic horror story is gripping until the very end.
'The Girl From the Well' by Rin Chupeco
If you're already thinking, 'This sounds like one of those Japenese horror flicks,' you're already halfway there to understanding Chupeco's 'The Girl From the Well.'
Pitched as 'Dexter' meets 'The Grudge,' this 2014 novel follows Okiku, a girl who was murdered and now uses her afterlife to seek vengeance on child killers --that is, until she meets the tattooed Tark, and they find themselves wrapped up in a sinister adventure that takes them from American suburbia to Japanese shrines.
'The Grudge,' to me, is one of the funniest horror movies produced this past decade. But in the spirit of horror and the Japanese folk tales that have inspired so much of American film, this book deserves to be mentioned -- whether those things are particularly "scary" or not.
'Hollow City' by Ransom Riggs
This year's reply to 2011 best seller 'Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children' managed to muster up an even creepier child on the cover than its predecessor.
Complete with even more vintage photographs to send chills down your spine, 'Hollow City' picks up in 1940, directly following the events of the first book. So if you're planning on adding this new read to your list this month, make sure you've already read the first one.
'The Fall' by Bethany Griffin
This young adult book is a reimagining of 'The Fall of the House of Usher,' by Halloween's master of fright, Edgar Allen Poe.
Filled with a living house, a family curse and all the Gothic tropes one would hope for, all wrapped up in non-chronological chapters, 'The Fall' is a must-read this month if you're looking for an unconventional, but classic fright.
'In the Shadow of Blackbirds' by Cat Winters
The newest (released in October 2014) and the final book in our hair-raising list takes place in 1918 with a main character named almost entirely after literature's brilliant 'Frankenstein' author: Mary Shelley Black.
Mary's beliefs are shaken when her love returns to her in spirit form after dying in battle. Ghosts, influenza, spirit guides -- this one takes readers into a world that is just fantastical enough to be real.
Plus, it has its own collection of creepy vintage photographs, an item that seems to be so vogue in YA this season.
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WHAT IS HAPPENING AT TRAWSFYNYDD? – SMR's and ANTS
Trawsfynydd is the only inland nuclear power plant in the UK, it was shut down in 1991 after 26 years of operation. However, in June 2018 the UK Government announced a £40m facility to support the design of Advanced Nuclear Technologies (ANT's) would be developed on the site
Advanced Nuclear Technologies (ANT's) encompasses Small Modular Reactors (SMR's) – the term used to describe a wide range of developing nuclear reactor technologies that share a number of common attributes ;
* they are smaller (under 300 Mw) producing about a tenth of the power of a conventional nuclear station
* designed so that much of the plant can be made in a factory and transported to the site.
SMR's generally fall into two categories
a) Generation III water-cooled SMR's – similar to existing nuclear power station reactors but on a smaller scale, and b) Generation IV advanced modular reactors, which use other cooling systems or fuels . They range in scale between micro, small and medium scale reactors and which span technology types from conventional water-cooled reactors, to those using novel fuels and coolants.
The Westinghouse SMR is a >225 MWe integral pressurized water reactor
The Government is running a two-stage Advanced Modular Reactor (AMR) Programme, managed by Innovate UK where they have invited companies such as Rolls Royce to submit designs / ideas
Stage 1 – Launched in March 2016, offering grants of up to £4 million to support around 8 initiatives to undertake feasibility studies.
Stage 2 – Up to £40 million to support 3-4 vendors to accelerate their designs eg. at Trawsfynydd
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THEM ?
It's the same old technology – The basic idea actually dates to the 1940s, when the U.S. Air Force, Army, and Navy each initiated R&D on various types of small reactors. Some proponents see them as the solution to the problems facing large
reactors, particularly soaring costs, safety, and radioactive waste. Unfortunately, small-scale reactors can't solve these problems, and would likely exacerbate them. As the history makes clear, small nuclear reactors would be neither as cheap nor as easy to build and operate as their modern proponents claim.
(IEER/PSR presentation http://www.ieer.org/fctsheet/small-modular-reactors2010.pdf
https://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-history/heroic-failures/the-forgotten-history-of-small-nuclear-reactors
Enrico Fermi Atomic Power Plant, Unit 1, ( Newport, Mich). – constructed with funding from the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. Operated 1963 – 1972, despite suffering a partial meltdown in 1966.
It's the last ditch stand of a dying industry – nuclear power proponents are pinning their hopes on SMR's without thinking about the new problems they will create such as inspecting production lines , procedures for recalls, or the complications and costs of a variety of new forms of nuclear waste on a number of different sites.
Safety concerns – You need more SMR's to produce the same amount of energy as conventional stations so that raises issues of safety, quality, licencing and of course security
Cheaper does not necessarily mean cost-effective – In Dec 2017 The Atkins Consultancy report for the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy said there was "a great deal of uncertainty with regards to the economics of SMR's. The Report found that power from SMRs would cost nearly one-third more than conventional nuclear stations because of reduced economies of scale and the costs of deploying first-of-a-kind technology." http://www.atkinsglobal.com/en-GB/angles/all-angles/our-nuclear-future
Efficiency and most renewable technologies are already cheaper than new large reactors. The time it will take to certify SMRs will do little or nothing to help with the global warming problem and will actually complicate current efforts underway.
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13 NEW NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS ?
The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 is unique to Wales and demands that we think about the long-term impact of decisions, it also offers a huge opportunity to make long-lasting, positive changes for current and future generations and yet the Welsh Government is condoning an energy policy at variance with the Act.
What is the future for Wales are we to be engulfed by nuclear power stations? – At present that looks possible;
* In 2010 the UK Government categorically stated it would not subsidise nuclear developments.
* 19th July 2011 the UK Government approved a National Policy Statement on Nuclear Generation. This listed 8 sites in England and Wales suitable for new nuclear reactors. Developers are currently planning 13 new reactors at 6 of the sites – the other nomi-nated sites are Heysham and Hartlepool.
* March 2017 concrete pouring started on the first structures at Hinkley Point : an 8km network of tunnels to carry piping and cables around the site; mud from the site is sched-uled for dumping in Cardiff Grounds from July 2018 .
* June 4th 2018 Greg Clarke announces "Wylfa Newydd could cost more than £15 billion to build and be part-funded by taxpayers to the tune of £5 billion" thus overturning the 2010 pledge not to subsidize
Four reactor designs are being considered for UK new-build: the Areva/ Frama-tome EPR (originally the European Pressurised Reactor), Westinghouse's AP1000, Hitachi-GE's Advanced Boiling Water Reactor (ABWR), and the Chinese Hualong HPR1000. South Korean group Kepco is also preparing a bid to deploy its APR1400 in the UK
Hinkley Point – Scheduled for completion by 2025
Hinkley Point in Somerset is 14 miles from Barry and 19 from Cardiff. After years of negotiations the UK government has finally managed to convince EDF (a French utility company) to invest, but only after it guaranteed the company a set price for the electricity the plant produces, even if its higher than the open market price at the time. Even then, EDF only committed once it had secured Chinese backing. As the formerly pro-nuclear The Economist put it in 2016 in an analysis entitled " Hinkley Pointless – Britain should cancel its nuclear white elephant and spend the billions on making renewables work" .
Wylfa Newydd (Ynys Mon) – Scheduled for completion 2024
Horizon Nuclear Power, owned by Hitachi plans to build two 1.3GWe ABWR's at Wylfa and at least two at Oldbury (Gloucestershire). Hitachi is still trying to find funding partners to share the costs and is currently sounding out the Development Bank of Japan and other Japanese power companies ; a problem as many are struggling with the heavy financial fallout from the 2011 meltdown at Fukushima. Tepco for example has to raise huge amounts of money to decommission the Fukushima Dai-ichi station and compensate victims.
Moorside (Cumbria) – scheduled for completion 2024
Cumbria already has the biggest store of plutonium anywhere in the world and is now set for a further 3 new reactors. The original plan by NuGeneration, ( the British subsidiary of Toshiba-owned Westinghouse Electric Company) , had the station coming online from 2024.
Why is the UK Government so determined to push ahead with nuclear and why is the Welsh Government not challenging this energy programme when we have more than enough green renewable options here. We need to ask questions NOW
1. Write to your MP pointing out why a nuclear energy programme is unnecessary, is no solution to climate change and will cost the earth and the environment.
2. Write to your AM and ask them to justify why the Welsh Government is supporting the UK Government nuclear programme in light of the 2015 Wellbeing of Future Generations Act (Wales)
Points to raise
> Nuclear power is a financial nightmare not only will it cost the taxpayer billions the public will also have to run the risk of lengthy and costly over-runs; the hallmark of nuclear power construction worldwide
> Nuclear is no solution to climate change – The UK has a binding target of a cut in CO2 gases by 34% by 2020 but even at the most optimistic nuclear building rate ie. 10 new reactors by 2025, the UK's carbon emissions would be cut by just 4%. And where do they think the uranium comes from ?
> Nuclear locks us into the same old inflexible, inefficient and outdated energy system, it also undermines the solutions that can deliver energy and cut our carbon footprint quicker and cheaper.
> Nuclear waste – we already have a 60 year legacy of waste we don't know what to do with. New nuclear plants will increase the amount of atomic radioactivity by at least three times.
> Nuclear increases our chances of major radioactive contamination from accidents, routine releases and terrorism.
> Nuclear has a history of very serious accidents – Kyshtym 1957 (Soviet Union) level 6 on the INES(International Nuclear Events Scale) Level 7 being the worst possible. Windscale Fire (1957 Cumbria) ) INES level 5, Three Mile Island (USA 1979 ) level 5, Chernobyl (Ukraine 1986) level 7 and Fukishima (Japan 2011) level 7.
GEOLOGICAL DISPOSAL FACILITY (NUCLEAR WASTE DUMPING)
On the 25th of January 2018 the Welsh Government issued a Consultation Document on the "Geological disposal of radioactive waste – Working with potential host communities" (Responses by 20 April 2018)
The document seeks views on the arrangements for engaging with communities in Wales considering hosting a Geological Disposal Facility(GDF) or waste dump. Questions include:
what might constitute a community + how they might be identified (e.g. County Council, Community Council, landowner, a community group or a local group of businesses?)
how communities should be represented and how to involve people in the wider community
the right of withdrawal and the test of public support
the financial implications.
Diagram : Radioactive Waste Management Ltd – Siting and Engagement Implementation Dec 2017
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While Jesus and His apostles used passages like this to inspire and motivate believers, our evangelical culture has made it taboo. We're afraid of broaching the subject of "eternal rewards" for fear of creeping into a works-based mentality, but we must not neglect the clear teaching of scripture on this critical topic (Matthew 5:12, Luke 6:23, Revelation 22:12, Philippians 3:14, Matthew 6:27, Luke 19:15, 1 Corinthians 3:8).
Out of His great mercy alone, He promises to pay us back for the works that He is doing through us.
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In the weeks since the EPA unveiled their new regulations on residential wood heaters, many myths are starting to circulate in the right-wing media about what they mean. It's sometimes hard to tell if the authors are intentionally spreading misleading information about the regulations, or they simply haven't done enough research to know that they are spreading rumors. Probably some of both.
Next week we will be taking a look at the language used by some environmental activists who want much broader bans on wood heating. And sometimes it's hard to tell who is on the right and who is on the left. One off-grid newsletter was touting the benefits of unpasteurized milk, organic vegetable gardens – and the evils of the EPA who cozy up to big business and threaten our freedom to live healthy lives.
1. The "EPA Banned 80% of Wood Stoves" Myth: "Only weeks after the EPA effectively banned 80 percent of the wood-burning stoves money-saving Americans use to heat their homes, the attorneys general of seven states are suing to force the agency to crack down on wood-burning water heaters." That the EPA is banning 80% of stoves has appeared in numerous headlines, and refers to the estimate that 80% of stoves currently on the market do not meet the new standards that will come into play 5 to 8 years from now. True, the EPA will "ban" the production of those models 5 to 8 years from now, but those articles often do not clarify that existing stoves are not affected and are grandfathered. This writer also confused the timeline and nature of the EPA's proposed regulations and the lawsuit.
2. The "Replacement Isn't Allowed" Myth: "Older stoves that don't [meet new standards] cannot be traded in for updated types, but instead must be rendered inoperable, destroyed, or recycled as scrap metal." Another article simplified this by saying "trading in an old stove for a newer stove isn't allowed." This nugget of misinformation started by quoting language about trade-out programs and then got applied to the new EPA stove regulations.
Part of this is sheer myth and part is a skewed analysis of what is going on. First of all, the EPA has statutory authority already given to it by the US Congress in the Clean Air Act of 1970 (under Richard Nixon) that was updated in 1990 (under George H.W. Bush). The agency does not need to expand its powers and, for example, has the authority to regulate fireplaces but is choosing not to use that power. Second, the lawsuit filed by 7 states and another by 5 environmental groups has nothing to do with the merits of the regulation, but only to force the EPA to issue regulations and not keep delaying them. (The industry trade group, the HPBA, is also now a party to that suit.) True, the states and groups suing are ones that want much stricter regulations; however, their influence on the regulations preceded their lawsuit and happened during 2012–2013 when they realized that the EPA was going to propose far less strict regulations. It was believed by many that the EPA had become too close to industry and too dependent on industry expertise and data during a time that the EPA didn't have enough of their own resources to do necessary testing and research.
4. The "EPA Will Force People to Buy New Stoves" Myth: "Low- and middle-class families living primarily in rural areas may be forced to spend thousands of dollars to switch to newer units or use more expensive forms of energy in order to stay warm." No matter how often the EPA says that existing units are grandfathered and not impacted, this myth was going to gain traction. There may be some local areas that pass "sunset" laws, like in Tacoma-Pierce County, Washington, where use of old, uncertified stoves will not be allowed as of Jan. 1, 2015. But low-income families are often exempted, or provided funding to trade up. Most people assume that this will add some cost to most new stoves (estimates range between $100 and $1,000) and that low-income families will be even more likely to buy and install an old, uncertified stove rather than buying a new one. This is a legitimate issue and will undoubtedly get lots of public attention over the next year.
The EPA expects to issue final regulations in 2015. Watch for a new round of myths to arise then.
For a sample of one of the more mainstream mythmaking articles, click here.


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Directed by: Hironobu Sakaguchi, Motonori Sakakibara
Starring: Alec Baldwin, Ming-Na Wen, Steve Buscemi, Ving Rhames
Genres: Action, Adventure, Animated, Fantasy, Sci-fi, Thriller
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Continuity mistake: Right after Aki saves Gray and turns around to pick up the canister containing the plant off a table there is no table or ledge. If you watch the movie with the commentary one of the members involved with the movie says that it is floating on nothing. (00:16:50)
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Trivia: Something to look for: somewhere in the film, the animators placed a Chocobo (one of those ostrich-like chicken things that people ride on in some of the Final Fantasy games). It's on the top right corner of Aki's shirt, almost the same color as the shirt, when she wakes up from her 2nd dream.
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Question: The phantoms can kill with the merest touch and can reach through any material - floors, walls, aircraft fuselage etc. Why then do the soldiers bother to don heavy, clunky body armour whenever they go out to battle? They'd do just as well in T-shirts and fatigues.
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So whether it's a trip to Walt Disney World in Florida, or Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey in New York City, you and your employees will have your choice of activities. And while you are giving your employees all of these choices to think about, I will be soaking in the sun in beautiful Orlando, Florida, enjoying my family time. Why not bring your family along and join me?