The Lighthouse Report originated as a weekly audio magazine on community radio station KAZU FM in Pacific Grove, California. The first broadcast aired in April of 1988.
Producers and hosts of The Lighthouse Report, Will Robinson and Marilyn Colman have since been on the cutting edge of digging into the hidden story behind political assassinations (JFK, RFK, MLK, Malcom X, John Lennon, etc.), covert operations (October Surprise, Iran/Contra, Co &Telpro, MK-Ultra, Looting of the S&L's), secret experimentation on civilian populations and the possible crimes and cover-ups committed at the behest of the National Security State.
Following in the tradition of their friend and mentor, premier researcher and analyst Mae Brussell, Marilyn and Will have broken stories before they became headline news and have conducted riveting and extremely insightful interviews with many provocative guests.
MAE BRUSSELL
Dialog: AssassinationThe Last Words of Lee Harvey Oswald
OKLAHOMA
FROM THE FILES OF MARTIN CANNON
Roswell Truth and Consequences
Part I Part II Part III
PORTLAND FREE PRESS
Christic Died for our Sins
Pseudo Terrorism
The Socialist Phobia/ Waco Whitewash
Ace Hayes (1940-98): A Remembrance
The Oregonian Obituary
Is it a new war or a new world
THE CONSTANTINE REPORT
ARCHIVES
SPECIAL REPORT: The Last Testament of Perry Russo
The Lighthouse Report is made up of many regular contributors such as authors Alex Constantine (the Constantine Report originated on the Lighthouse Report), Martin Cannon (author of The Controllers), author Barbara Honegger (October Surprise), author Jim Di Eugenio (Destiny Betrayed; newsletter Probe), researcher Lisa Pease (net site Real History, Probe), investigative reporter Virginia McCullough, The Christic Action Team in Santa Cruz, Tom & Jeff Davis of Davis Books, etc.
This online 'zine is a continuation of our ongoing responsibility to warn of the increasing wave of fascism in the U.S. and internationally.
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