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Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights S01E01 Part 1 of 2 (this is a bit rough around the edges but, in my opinion, it makes some good points.  I found it while researching ODB death and Tramadol and cocaine involvement.    I'm not up to watching the second video yet, maybe never, but wanted to get it to yaw'll asap.)  ...cal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPvm7tUk8l4

The Industry Part 33 (Professor Griff interview).flv
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NFcvr5hDTo

The Industry Part 34
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eK7adapcak&feature=related

The Industry Part 35
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDl2-MeZKVk&feature=related

The Industry Part 36
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtY-BazyatM&feature=related

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ol'_Dirty_Bastard
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The official cause of death was a drug overdose; an autopsy found a lethal mixture of cocaine and the prescription drug Tramadol, a synthetic opiate.^[11] The overdose was ruled accidental and witnesses say that Jones complained of chest pain on the day he died.^[12]
In November 2009, a video documentary about Ol' Dirty Bastard's life, Dirty: The Official Ol' Dirty Bastard Biography, was released. The documentary features interviews and stories from Wu-Tang members, affiliates, and family members, as well as old interviews and live footage.^[13]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankie_Boyle
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Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights

Main article: Frankie Boyle’s Tramadol Nights

In October 2009 Boyle piloted a sketch and stand-up show for Channel 4, entitled Deal With This, Retards to be produced by RDF Scotland subsidiary the Comedy Unit.^[10] Boyle mentioned on Friday Night With Jonathan Ross that the original title of the show had been dropped, due to its potentially offensive nature. The programme was renamed Tramadol Nights and aired from the end of November 2010.^[11] An official page launched via Channel 4's official website, which confirmed that the show's full name is Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights and the series was made up of six episodes.^[12]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankie_Boyle%E2%80%99s_Tramadol_Nights
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History
In October 2009, Boyle announced online that he would be leaving BBC panel show Mock the Week after seven series to focus on his tour and "some other funny things I'm writing".^[2][3] Later that month, he told The Daily Mirror that his new material would include a comedy sketch show for Channel 4, without censoring any of the black humour he had become known for.^[4] An appearance on Friday Night With Jonathan Ross followed, when Boyle revealed that the show was originally called Deal With This, Retards, but had to be changed to avoid offence. The show was consequently renamed Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights (a reference to the opioid drug Tramadol and J.G. Ballard novel Cocaine Nights), with a broadcast date of November–December 2010.

http://educate-yourself.org/cn/tavistockarticlesindex04jun04.shtml
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The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations

From Ken Adachi <Editor>
http://educate-yourself.org/cn/tavistockarticlesindex04jun04.shtml
June 4, 2004

The authoritative expose of the greatest brainwashing organization to ever exist in the course of human history is now revealed in Dr. John Coleman's latest book, The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations: Shaping the Moral, Cultural, Political, and Economic Decline of the United States of America. The Tavistock Institute is located in the City of London and at Sussex University in England.

Dr. John Coleman, Dr. John Coleman, the author of 15 books, the best known of which is Conspirators Hierarchy, The Committee of 300, was one of the the first writers to bring the world's attention to the existence of Tavistock, hitherto unknown to press and pundits alike, in a monograph published in 1969. Since his initial 1969 revelations concerning the pivotal role that Tavistock plays in shaping political, social, educational, and economic 'opinions', especially in the United States, more than a few writers of global conspiracy have attempted to place laurels upon their shoulders for revelations about Tavistock's key influence as the Mother of all Propaganda Ministries, while ignoring the fact that this pioneering work was first published  by John Coleman. Dr. Coleman's new book, however, leaves no doubt as to who is the master and who are the students when it comes to the subject of Tavistock.

The book is stunning in the new knowledge that it reveals about the hidden role of British oligarchs to shape and control public opinion in order to manipulate the British public (and later the American public) into accepting the notion that war with Germany was necessary in order "to secure a lasting peace."

The plan to 'create' public opinion began in 1913 as a propaganda factory centered at Wellington House in London. Sir Edward Grey, the British Foreign Secretary at the time, installed Lord Northcliffe (Britain's most influential newspaper magnate) as its director. Lord Northcliffe's position was over sighted by Lord Rothmere on behalf of the British Crown. The operational staff of Wellington House consisted of Lord Northcliffe, Arnold Toynbee (future director of studies at the Royal Institute of International Affairs), and the Americans, Walter Lippmann and Edward Bernays (nephew to Signund Freud).

Funding was initially provided by the Royal family, but soon to include the Rothchilds (related to Lord Northcliffe by marriage) and the Rockefellers. Wellington House would grow into the Tavistock Institute in 1921 after the propaganda "victories" of the First World War and the Federal Reserve banking system (created in 1913) had been secured.

(The Forward to the book is re-peinted below from Dr. Coleman's web site)

Ken Adachi