Comments for Remembering Michael Corbin

Comment on Mysteries Surround Michael’s Death by Corey

Corey — Thu, 01 May 2008 17:22:33 +0000

I ended up Googling Michael’s name in Google and noticed a result with the following description: “Michael Corbin, journalist, talk radio host, and champion of liberty died on Tuesday after suffering a stroke on Sunday night.” I never knew anything about Michael, but immediately upon reading it I suspected foul play. I followed through and ended up reading into it more, and finally arrived here. After reading what I have thus far, I’m pretty suspicious about the matter. I can only hope that those of you closer to the situation do what is necessary to find the truth.

Comment on In Memory of Michael by Drew Murphy

Drew Murphy — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 01:13:06 +0000

I’m shocked by Mike’s death. RIP Michael.

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Comment on The Passing of a Legend — Goodbye, Michael Corbin by rememberingmichael

rememberingmichael — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 01:05:01 +0000

To D. Sherman… I am re-reading Malachi Martin’s “The Keys of This Blood”, very timely… those who want to know on the big scale “what’s going on” - would often be referred to this book by Mike. Particularly, the chapter titled “Millenium Endgame” - though I disasgree somewhat with the “parties” involved, the rest of it is spot on.

Comment on The Passing of a Legend — Goodbye, Michael Corbin by W

Mon, 07 Apr 2008 21:48:00 +0000

I never met Mike, but I would occasionally see him at the DazBog coffeehouse at 9th and Downing. It’s depressing he’s gone. His broadcasts were fascinating. Godspeed, Michael!

Comment on Mysteries Surround Michael’s Death by Salvatore Perrone

Salvatore Perrone — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 15:09:59 +0000

Yes, they are definately together.

Fr. Joe worked hard to reform Federal Drug laws, and to unite all faiths in Christ’s name.

I’m sure Michael felt secure through Fr. Joe’s guidance. As Christian leader first and a Cathlic second - Fr. Joe loved his “sheep” without judgment or guilt, and worked tirelessly to show the entire Christian community that “we are one.”

Christ’s blood, which was SHED FOR ALL, is the eternal life insurance policy.

Comment on Mysteries Surround Michael’s Death by Indira Singh

Indira Singh — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 04:37:37 +0000

I understand that Fr. Joe Ganssle, Michael’s spiritual advisor who resided in St. Petersbug, FL passed away March 31st, 2008 at 1:30pm. Fr. Joe had been suffering from cancer but had been feeling a bit better recently. It is known to a few that Michael was seeking to leave Denver and last I spoke with Michael, he had selected St. Petersburg, FL, because Fr. Joe was there.

We were unable to talk to Fr. Joe before he took ill again and passed away.

At least now they are together.

Comment on The Passing of a Legend — Goodbye, Michael Corbin by D Sherman

D Sherman — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 01:26:04 +0000

My favorite interviews Michael ever did were with Fr. Malachi Martin.

Comment on The Passing of a Legend — Goodbye, Michael Corbin by Brian Fegley

Brian Fegley — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 18:13:22 +0000

Note: Kennedy did not issue silver certificates or a silver backed currency, but interest free money through the Treasury. This is still fiat currency, but was issued through the Treasury as intended in the Constitution and not through the Federal Reserve. These were the infamous red seal $2 and $5 dollar notes. Frequent guest of 4acloserlook, Colonel Craig Roberts has claimed that before Kennedy’s death he was planning on issuing interest free $10s and $1s. Kennedy also cut out the World Bank in his Alliance for Progress program giving government to government loans. You can imagine how well that went over. Kennedy also rejected attaching eugenic population reduction as a precondition of these development loans and got into a public tiff with David Rockefeller over the Alliance for Progress program. There was also considerable anger over Kennedy refusing to invade Cuba during the Bay of Pigs or the Cuban Missile Crisis. Then he said no to a ground war in Laos. Then he said no, to the Machaivellian Operation Northwoods and the Joint Chiefs. And then he said no to a ground war in Vietman. Then Kennedy tried to close foreign tax loopholes such as through the 1963 Investment Equalization Tax and through general tax reform. Add all of these up and you can get a pretty clear picture as to why some felt it necessary for Kennedy to go.

Comment on Michael Corbin Memorial Account by Terry Avari

Terry Avari — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 00:54:46 +0000

WHAT WONDERFUL FRIENDS MICHAEL HAS. THANK YOU.

Comment on Michael Corbin Memorial Account by Terry Avari

Terry Avari — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 00:53:46 +0000

Thank you to everyone that donated to help Michael and his family. Everybody that sent in checks, I will send a thank you card and everyone else that donated with cash, here is a big THANK YOU TO YOU!! If the bank has kept a record of all who has donated I will send you a card. So, again THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH.
Thank you for loving and caring for Michael. It is so very much appreciated. Really when you think about it, there are no words for me to express how much it means to me, that so many people gave. I will always remember what kind people there is in this world and I will always remember to pay it forward.