COVERT WAR ON ROCK BY ALEX CONSTANTINE SUMMARY

(re: what the" POWERS-THAT-BE "have done to MUSICIANS for decades AND not all of them have survived it. This includes mind-control and surveillance and murder by the alleged CIA AND FBI and other forces of destruction, on civil rights activists and other AWAKE people in the WORLD OF MUSIC comments, questions, feed-back and requests are welcome)
Acknowledgements:
OPERATION CHAOS ....a draft outline found among the papers of the late political researcher Mae Brussell, provided the framework and inspiration for the study.

The decision to write it was made ten years ago, and since that time the author has gathered pertinent material toward this end, often at the suggestion of friends who had a piece of the puzzle to contribute, including Will Robinson, Marilyn Colman, and Brussell Sprouts, David X. Patrick Fourmy, publisher of Prevailing Winds, Al Marcellienme, John Judge, Lee Lewe-Lee, Cynthia Ford, Lynn Moss-Sharman, Adam Parfray, Bennett Theissen, Matty, DasGoat, Virginia McCullough, Dick Farley, Cynthia Richards, the late Sharon White, Andrew and David, MIHRA, Linda Minor, and CTRL's researchers, Vicky - Guerra Michael Putinism, Melissa Darpino, and the pertinent librarians at UCLA research library, and the Los Angeles municipal library system.

The author also wishes to thank Elliot Mintz, spokesman for Bob Dylan and Yoko Ono, reggae archivist Roger Steffans and Realist editor Paul Krassner for the admirable roles they have played in opposing some of the unimaginable acts described in this volume.. ...... Alex Constantine, author

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A group of Prostitutes operating in a region called Obalande in Kaduna state, Nigeria has commenced their two months sex freebie, which would last from November 1 to December 31, 2009.

Obalande, which has been addressed as Sodom and Gomorra in Kaduna state originated in 1980s, the region operates from 7: pm to 4 am featuring high-class prostitutes along with different kinds of assorted bars in every nook and cranny.

Despite the security threat to the area and constant police patrol, the prostitutes have began to raise the awareness of their sex freebie by the putting up banners and poster along the region also increased the price of services they offer.

Speaking with one of the most famous prostitutes who go under the nickname ‘Presido’, which means president, whom is also a graduate of Ahmadu Bello University, says that they can no longer afford to provide services to people at the formal price due to inflation in the country and increase the price they have offer sex freebie.

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Every newspaper, small or large, should have a comic page, even if it is only one single panel cartoon.  Why?  Because comics are one of the most popular features in a newspaper and encourage readership. Even though publishers may not experience any immediate revenue from a cartoon feature such as they would from paid advertising, the comics still contribute to more income in the long run. The more overall interest a publisher can generate in his paper, the more readers he will have, and the more interest advertisers will have in supporting his plublication. Nobody buys a newspaper just for the comic page, but they will gravitate toward the newspapers that are the most interesting overall.

Of course the big concern most newspapers have, especially the smaller ones, is how are they going to pay for it?  Syndicated cartoons are the least expensive option, however even syndicated cartoons and comics can become costly. One of the largest syndicates, King Features, has recently announced a new program, Comics Kingdom, which is designed to bring in advertising revenue for newspapers,  shared with the syndicate. Currently this service is only available to the nation's largest newspapers, which doesn't help the small publisher.  In fact, if you look at the syndicate's price structures, the smaller papers pay proportionately more than larger papers for syndicated content.

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Media for many people are a source of information on topics and news. The need to digest and keep abreast of important events is always in demand by the media consumer. But the current trend has showed how tabloidization, or sensationalism in American Press are making headways among the media traditionalists, be it in print or online.

The term tabloid is often synonymous to sensational and scandalous stories or columns on crimes, celebrities and stars. The focus on entertainment is a growing multi billion dollar industry especially in the United States. Albeit less 'toned down' than the European tabloids, still American tabloid media offer little mainstream credibility.

Media in American Press such as the New York Post, the Daily News and the Metro are some of the nationally recognised tabloids, and most supermarket tabloids distributed in American are published by American Media, Inc. such as National Examiner, The National Enquirer, The Globe, Star and Weekly World News.

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